FEDERAL LAW 08-2013 - ON THE FEDERAL DEFENSE FORCE OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 1. The Federal Defense Force is the armed forces of the Daikoku Federation.
ARTICLE 2. The Federal Defense Force is tasked with the defense of the interests, sovereignty and territories of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 3. All citizens of the Daikoku Federation are active personnel of the Federal Defense Force, with exception applied to those who are currently in profession or who refuse military service due to moral reasons. ARTICLE 4. In times of general mobilization, the Federal Defense Force has the right to use all public and private assets of the country for national defense. ARTICLE 5. The Federal Defense Force is commanded by the Supreme Command, consisting of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. It is responsible for the deployment of the Federal Defense Force, the appointment of personnel to military offices and promotion or demotion of personnel. ARTICLE 6. The Federal Defense Force is handled by the Ministry of Defense and by the Defense Commission, consisting of all personnel with the rank of General. These are responsible for advising the Supreme Command in all matters related to national defense and military operations. ARTICLE 7. The Federal Defense Force is composed of the following military sub-commands:
ARTICLE 8. The Federal Defense Force is composed of the following military units:
ARTICLE 9. The ranking of personnel of the Federal Defense Forces is as follows, from highest to lowest:
ARTICLE 10. Decree 28-2013 “On the establishment of the Federal Defense Force of the Daikoku Federation” is repealed.
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FEDERAL LAW 07-2013 - ON THE TERRITORY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION AMENDED BY FEDERAL LAW 06-2014 ON FEBRUARY 25, 2014 ARTICLE 1. The territory of the Daikoku Federation consists of the territories of barangay Muntindilaw in the city of Antipolo, the municipality of Cainta, barangay Wack-Wack Greenhills in the city of Mandaluyong, barangays Cembo, Comembo, East Rembo, Guadalupe Nuevo, Guadalupe Viejo, Pembo, Pinagkaisahan, Pitogo, Rizal, South Cembo and West Rembo in the city of Makati, barangays Barangka, Industrial Valley Complex, Jesus dela Penia and Taniong in the city of Marikina, and the city of Pasig.
ARTICLE 2. The territory of the Democratic People’s Republic of Urbonia consists of the territories of barangays Cembo, Comembo, East Rembo, Guadalupe Nuevo, Guadalupe Viejo, Pembo, Pinagkaisahan, Pitogo, Rizal, South Cembo and West Rembo in the city of Makati, and the city of Pasig excluding barangays Dela Paz, Manggahan, Santolan, San Antonio and Ugong. ARTICLE 3. The territory of the Kingdom of Treisia consists of the territories of barangay Muntindilaw in the city of Antipolo, the municipality of Cainta, barangays Barangka, Industrial Valley Complex, Jesus dela Penia and Taniong in the city of Marikina, and barangays Dela Paz, Manggahan and Santolan of the city of Pasig. (Amended by Federal Law 06-2014 on February 25, 2014) ARTICLE 4. The territory of the federal state of Seidaikei consists of the territories of barangay Wack-Wack Greenhills in the city of Mandaluyong, and barangays San Antonio and Ugong in the city of Pasig. ARTICLE 5. The Democratic People’s Republic of Urbonia is divided into three districts, which is further divided into seven communes, and one special commune. The districts are Kitasaki, consisting of the communes of Fukiyose and Makishima; Nakatani District, consisting of the communes of Kirino, Kushieda and Nishizumi; and Urojuku, consisting of the communes of Kitashirakawa and Shimada. The status of special commune is given to Nakatani City. (Amended by Federal Law 06-2014 on February 25, 2014) ARTICLE 6. The Kingdom of Treisia is divided into three districts, which is further divided into six communes, and one special commune. The districts are the Countship of Amae, consisting of the City of Velia; the Duchy of Euthenburg, consisting of the City of Agrisse, and the Free City of Steir; and the Margraviate of Misaka, consisting of the Merchant City of Irisdine and the City of Rumielle. The status of special commune is given to the Royal Capital of Halyden. (Amended by Federal Law 06-2014 on February 25, 2014) ARTICLE 7. The federal state of Seidaikei is divided into two districts, which is further divided into four communes. The districts are Shiro-shi, consisting of the communes of Kawashima and Takebe; and the Countship of Trudeheim-Mann, consisting of the City of Kone and the Free Royal City of Lusturias. (Ameded by Federal Law 06-2014 on February 25, 2014) FEDERAL LAW 06-2013 - ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA (TREISIA LAW 01-2013) AS AMENDED BY FEDERAL LAW 09-2013 - ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA ON DECEMBER 28, 2013 ARTICLE 1. The Principality of Treisia is a democratic, parliamentary, constitutional and hereditary monarchy.
ARTICLE 2. The Principality of Treisia is under the rule of law which recognizes the interests of both the Daikoku Federation and of the Treisian people. ARTICLE 3. The sovereignty of the Principality of Treisia is vested in the Grand Prince and the people, who exercise it through the institutions established by this constitution and through elections and referendums. Seizure or usurping of power is prohibited. ARTICLE 4. The Principality of Treisia is a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation. The status of the Principality of Treisia in the Daikoku Federation is determined by Daikoku law. ARTIFLE 5. The Principality of Treisia is responsible for state administration in behalf of the Daikoku Federation and in accordance to the laws of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 6. The national flag of the Principality of Treisia is a horizontal tricolor with the colors black, red, and white, with a small red band running horizontally in the white band. ARTICLE 7. The national coat of arms of the Principality of Treisia consists of a shield containing the colors of the national flag in a red cloak that is crowned on top. ARTICLE 8. The national anthem of the Principality of Treisia is "Renai Circulation”. ARTICLE 9. The official motto of the Principality of Treisia is "With Honor and Glory For Everlasting Sovereignty". ARTICLE 10. The capital city of the Principality of Treisia is Greater Treisia. ARTICLE 11. The official languages of the Principality of Treisia are English and Filipino. ARTICLE 12. The Principality of Treisia is a secular state, and no religion shall be made as a state-sponsored or mandatory religion. There shall be a division between state and religion, and all religious associations shall be equal. ARTICLE 13. Ideological plurality is observed in the Principality of Treisia, and no ideology shall be made as a state-sponsored or mandatory ideology. ARTICLE 14. Political plurality and multi-party system is observed in the Principality of Treisia, and all public associations shall be equal. Public associations which undermine the security of the Principality of Treisia are prohibited. ARTICLE 15. The constitution is the supreme law of the Principality of Treisia, and it binds all institutions and individuals. The constitution of the Daikoku Federation and its laws shall override this constitution in the case of discrepancies. ARTICLE 16. The executive power is exercised by the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 17. The legislative power is exercised by the Council of Ministers. ARTICLE 18. The judicial power is exercised by the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 19. The Principality of Treisia guarantees the division of executive, legislative and judicial powers. ARTICLE 20. All laws shall be published, and unpublished laws shall have no effect. No regulatory law affecting the rights, liberties or duties of the human being and citizen may apply unless it has been published officially for general knowledge. ARTICLE 21. The universally recognized principles of international public law are incorporated into the legal system of the Principality of Treisia. ARTICLE 22. The Principality of Treisia acknowledges and guarantees the rights of its citizens, while the citizens of the Principality of Treisia must fulfill their duties to the state. ARTICLE 23. A citizen of the Principality of Treisia is a person who may be a Treisian national, a resident in the territory of the Principality of Treisia or a person who has applied for naturalization. ARTICLE 24. All citizens of the Principality of Treisia are citizens of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 25. The rights and duties of the Treisian citizen is determined by the constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 26. The Grand Prince is both the Head of State and Head of Government. He shall exercise his powers in accordance to the laws of both the Daikoku Federation and the Principality of Treisia. ARTICLE 27. The Grand Prince is not subject to jurisdiction and is not legally responsible. This right is also extended to a member of the House of Mozo Anioay who exercises state power as regent in behalf of the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 28. The Grand Prince is the representative of the Principality of Treisia in the Daikoku Federation as the Co-President of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 29. The Grand Prince is responsible for attaining legal status for constituent laws and for the direction of state administration. ARTICLE 30. The Grand Prince shall have the title: His Royal Highness Grand Prince of the Principality of Treisia, Co-President of the Daikoku Federation, Prince of Lusturias, Prince of Misaka, Defender of the Treisian Nation and People, Marshal of the Federal Defense Forces of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 31. In the case the current holder of the throne of the Principality of Treisia is female, she is to be addressed as the Grand Princess and her title shall be: Her Royal Highness Grand Princess of the Principality of Treisia, Co-President of the Daikoku Federation, Princess of Lusturias, Princess of Misaka, Defender of the Treisian Nation and People, Marshal of the Federal Defense Forces of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 32. Succession to the throne of the Principality of Treisia is opened through the death of thr Grand Prince or through the abdication of the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 33. The line of succession to the throne of the Principality of Treisia is as follows: the eldest child of the Grand Prince, the eldest child of the eldest child of the Grand Prince, other children of the eldest child of the Grand Prince, second child of the Grand Prince and their descendants, and other descendants of the Grand Prince as determined by the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 34. In the case that Article 33 fails to provide a successor to the throne, the Daikoku Federation is to choose a collateral successor. ARTICLE 35. In the case that Article 33 provides a successor who is not yet of legal age, the Daikoku Federation is to set up a regency with the Premier of the Daikoku Federation as regent. ARTICLE 36. Succession to the throne is not open to any member of the House of Mozo Anioay that had renounced his membership to the House, that had been removed of the membership to the House, that is proven to be unable to mentally ill or physically unable to carry out the duties of the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 37. The Grand Prince may entrust the Heir to the throne the exercise of state power as his representative if the Grand Prince is temporarily unable to carry out his duties or if in preparation for succession. ARTICLE 38. The Heir to the throne of the Principality of Treisia shall have the title: His Royal Highness Crown Prince of the Principality of Treisia. In the case that the current holder of this position is female, she is to be addressed as the Crown Princess and shall have the title: Her Royal Highness Crown Princess of the Principality of Treisia if female. ARTICLE 39. The members of the House of Mozo Anioay shall have the title of His Royal Highness Prince of the Principality of Treisia if male or Her Royal Highness Princess of the Principality of Treisia. ARTICLE 40. The House of Mozo Anioay is under the management of the Daikoku Federation. The government of the Daikoku Federation is responsible for keeping a registry of all members of the House, for determining the status of members of the House, for determining disciplinary actions for members of the House that committed violations, and for deciding on issues involving the House. ARTICLE 41. The Council of Ministers is the highest legislative and representative body and the governing body of the Principality of Treisia. (Amended by Federal Law 09-2013 on December 28, 2013) ARTICLE 42. The Council of Ministers is composed of five seats which are filled through elections, which are held synchronously with elections to the Federal Assembly or when the Council of Ministers had approved a constituent law calling for elections to fill seats in the Council of Ministers. (Amended by Federal Law 09-2013 on December 28, 2013) ARTICLE 43. Article 41 and 83 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation determines those eligible to become deputies to the Council of Ministers and their office term .(Amended by Federal Law 09-2013 on December 28, 2013) ARTICLE 44. The Council of Ministers shall vote two of its deputies that will represent the Principality of Treisia in the Federal Assembly. (Amended by Federal Law 09-2013 on December 28, 2013) ARTICLE 45. The Council of Ministers has the right to propose constituent laws to the Grand Prince. It shall also serve as an advisory body to the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 46. Proposed constituent laws by the Council of Ministers are sent to the Federal Assembly, and after gaining approval is sent to the Grand Prince in order for the law to attain legal status. ARTICLE 47. Sessions of the Council of Ministers are determined by the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 48. The rights and duties of deputies to the Council of Ministers are stated in the constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 49. The Council of Ministers may be dissolved in accordance to Article 93 of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 50. In the case of death, incapacity or resignation of a deputy, Article 95 of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation applies. ARTICLE 51. The Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation is the sole judicial body of the Principality of Treisia. The constituent state is prohibited from forming its own judicial body. ARTICLE 52. Chapter VII of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation applies. ARTICLE 53. The territory of the Principality of Treisia is composed of the districts of Greater Treisia, Lesser Treisia and Misaka. ARTICLE 54. Sovereignty is exercised by the Principality of Treisia throughout its territory, and it is guaranteed by the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 55. Defense of the territory of the Principality of Treisia against foreign aggression is the responsibility of the Federal Defense Force of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 56. The constitution of the Principality of Treisia is to be effective once it gains the status of federal law. ARTICLE 57. Amendments to the constitution of the Principality of Treisia is done through a constituent law. ARTICLE 58. Federal Law 03-2013 approved on September 10, 2013 by the 1st Federal Assembly is now null and void. ARTICLE 59. The provisions of this constitution would cease to be effective in the event that the Federal Assembly approves a new constitution of the Principality of Treisia or in the event that the Principality of Treisia secedes from the Daikoku Federation. NOTES: 1. Article 41 is previously worded as: "The Council of Ministers is the highest legislative and representative body of the Principality of Treisia." 2. Article 42 is previously worded as: "The Council of Ministers is composed of two seats which are filled through elections, which are held synchronously with elections to the Federal Assembly." 3. Article 43 is previously worded as: "Article 83 of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation determines those eligible to become deputies to the Council of Minister and their office term." 4. Article 44 is previously worded as: "The Council of Ministers also serves as deputies representing the Principality of Treisia at the Federal Assembly." FEDERAL LAW 05-2013 - ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF URBONIA (URBONIA LAW 01-2013) AMENDED BY FEDERAL LAW 05-2014 ON FEBRUARY 25, 2014 ARTICLE 1. The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is a democratic, parliamentary, constitutional republic.
ARTICLE 2. The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is under the rule of law which recognizes the interests of both the Daikoku Federation and of the Urbonian people. ARTICLE 3. The sovereignty of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is vested in the people, who exercise it through the institutions established by this constitution and through elections and referendums. Seizure or usurping of power is prohibited. ARTICLE 4. The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation. The status of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia in the Daikoku Federation is determined by Daikoku law. ARTIFLE 5. The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is responsible for state administration in behalf of the Daikoku Federation and in accordance to the laws of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 6. The national flag of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is a horizontal tricolor with the colors yellow, green, and blue. ARTICLE 7. The national coat of arms of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia consists of a hammer, brush and sickle on a red field, bordered by a ring of rye with ribbons with the color of the national flag. ARTICLE 8. The national anthem of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is "Long Live Urbonia”. ARTICLE 9. The official motto of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is "Our Prosperous People's Republic". ARTICLE 10. The capital of the Democratic People’s Republic of Urbonia is Nakatani City. (Amended by Federal Law 05-2014 on February 25, 2014) ARTICLE 11. The official languages of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia are English and Filipino. ARTICLE 12. The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is a secular state, and no religion shall be made as a state-sponsored or mandatory religion. There shall be a division between state and religion, and all religious associations shall be equal. ARTICLE 13. Ideological plurality is observed in the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia, and no ideology shall be made as a state-sponsored or mandatory ideology. ARTICLE 14. Political plurality and multi-party system is observed in the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia, and all public associations shall be equal. Public associations which undermine the security of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia are prohibited. ARTICLE 15. The constitution is the supreme law of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia, and it binds all institutions and individuals. The constitution of the Daikoku Federation and its laws shall override this constitution in the case of discrepancies. ARTICLE 16. The executive power is exercised by the President. ARTICLE 17. The legislative power is exercised by the People's Assembly. ARTICLE 18. The judicial power is exercised by the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 19. The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia guarantees the division of executive, legislative and judicial powers. ARTICLE 20. All laws shall be published, and unpublished laws shall have no effect. No regulatory law affecting the rights, liberties or duties of the human being and citizen may apply unless it has been published officially for general knowledge. ARTICLE 21. The universally recognized principles of international public law are incorporated into the legal system of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia. ARTICLE 22. The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia acknowledges and guarantees the rights of its citizens, while the citizens of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia must fulfill their duties to the state. ARTICLE 23. A citizen of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is a person who may be a Urbonian national, a resident in the territory of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia or a person who has applied for naturalization. ARTICLE 24. All citizens of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia are citizens of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 25. The rights and duties of the Urbonian citizen is determined by the constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 26. The President is both the Head of State and Head of Government. He shall exercise his powers in accordance to the laws of both the Daikoku Federation and the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia. ARTICLE 27. The President is not subject to jurisdiction and is not legally responsible. ARTICLE 28. The President is the representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia in the Daikoku Federation as the Co-President of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 29. The President is responsible for placing legal status for constituent laws and for the directing state administration. ARTICLE 30. The President shall be elected through elections for a one year term. Any Urbonian citizen with the right to suffrage is eligible to become President. The President may be re-elected for an unlimited number of terms. ARTICLE 31. The elected President is to take office seven days after the announcement of election results. ARTICLE 32. In the case that the position of President becomes vacant through death, incapacity or resignation, elections are to be held for the position of President within 10 days. ARTICLE 33. In the time that the position of President remains vacant, the Premier of the Daikoku Federation would become Acting President. ARTICLE 34. The President of the Daikoku Federation may be impeached if he commits a crime that corresponds to high treason. The People's Assembly is the body which may start an impeachment case against by the President. The impeachment of the President would only happen if the case is reviewed by the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation and the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation approves the decision through federal law. ARTICLE 35. The People's Assembly is the highest legislative and representative body of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia. ARTICLE 36. The People's Assembly is composed of two seats which are filled through elections, which are held synchronously with elections to the Federal Assembly. ARTICLE 37. Article 83 of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation determines those eligible to become deputies to the People's Assembly and their office term. ARTICLE 38. The People's Assembly also serves as deputies representing the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia at the Federal Assembly. ARTICLE 39. The People's Assembly has the right to propose constituent laws to the President. It shall also serve as an advisory body to the President. ARTICLE 40. Proposed constituent laws by the People's Assembly are sent to the Federal Assembly, and after gaining approval is sent to the President in order for the law to attain legal status. ARTICLE 41. Sessions of the People's Assembly are determined by the President. ARTICLE 42. The rights and duties of deputies to the People's Assembly are stated in the constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 43. The People's Assembly may be dissolved in accordance to Article 93 of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 44. In the case of death, incapacity or resignation of a deputy, Article 95 of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation applies. ARTICLE 45. The Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation is the sole judicial body of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia. The constituent state is prohibited from forming its own judicial body. ARTICLE 46. Chapter VII of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation applies. ARTICLE 47. The territory of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is composed of the districts of Kitasaki, Nakatani and Urojuku, and the special commune of Nakatani City. (Amended by Federal Law 05-2014 on February 25, 2014) ARTICLE 48. Sovereignty is exercised by the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia throughout its territory, and it is guaranteed by the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 49. Defense of the territory of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia against foreign aggression is the responsibility of the Federal Defense Force of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 50. The constitution of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is to be effective once it gains the status of federal law. ARTICLE 51. Amendments to the constitution of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is done through a constituent law. ARTICLE 52. Federal Law 02-2013 approved on September 10, 2013 by the 1st Federal Assembly is now null and void. ARTICLE 53. The provisions of this constitution would cease to be effective in the event that the Federal Assembly approves a new constitution of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia or in the event that the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia secedes from the Daikoku Federation. FEDERAL LAW 04-2013 - ON AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 1. The text of Article 24 of the Constitution is changed to:
“The acquisition of Daikoku citizenship may occur if a person is a citizen of a constituent state or of a federal state of the Daikoku Federation, or if a person has been naturalized.” ARTICLE 2. The text of Article 25 of the Constitution is changed to: “The termination of Daikoku citizenship may occur if a person is a citizen of a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation which decided to secede, if a person of Daikoku citizenship intentionally acquired citizenship of another foreign nation, or if a person committed a traitorous act against the Daikoku Federation.” ARTICLE 3. The text of Chapter V of the Constitution is changed to: “CHAPTER V. THE FEDERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 81. The Federal Assembly is the highest representative and legislative body of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 82. The Federal Assembly consists of one chamber and the number of deputies shall be determined by law. ARTICLE 83. The deputies to the Federal Assembly are elected through free elections for a one-year term. Elections are scheduled within ten days after the dissolution of the Federal Assembly. All Daikoku citizens with the right to vote is eligible to vote and run for the Federal Assembly. The law shall regulate the electoral system and shall determine incompatible candidates. ARTICLE 84. The power to initiate legislation belongs to the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation, the Government of the Daikoku Federation, the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation and the legislatures of the constituent states of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 85. The process of lawmaking is as follows: 1. The bill is submitted to the Federal Assembly for review. 2. The Federal Assembly, on the order of the Prime Minister, votes for the approval of the bill. 3. If the bill is approved, it shall be sent to the Presidents to be signed. 4. If the law is not signed by the Presidents in seven days, it is returned to the Federal Assembly for reconsideration. 5. If the law is approved on the second voting without changes to its original wording by the Federal Assembly, it is to be signed by the Presidents. ARTICLE 86. The deputies of the Federal Assembly have equal power of representation, and are equal in terms of rights and duties. Their vote is personal and may not be delegated. The deputies to the Federal Assembly shall not be accountable for their votes and actions during their mandate. ARTICLE 87. The deputies to the Federal Assembly shall also serve as the members of the legislatures of the constituent states of the Daikoku Federation, with the process of constituent state legislation being stated in their respective constitutions. ARTICLE 88. The deputies to the Federal Assembly are not subject to arrest or detention, unless in the case of in flagrante delicto or in the case of the Federal Assembly approving the removal of this right. ARTICLE 89. The Federal Assembly shall convene for its first session seven days after the election. The first session is to be opened by the Presidents and shall elect the Premier. ARTICLE 90. The Federal Assembly meets in ordinary sessions every month. ARTICLE 91. An extraordinary session of the Federal Assembly may be convened on the decree of the Presidents, or on the approval by the majority of the Federal Assembly. ARTICLE 92. The sessions of the Federal Assembly are public, unless the Federal Assembly approves its privacy. The events of the meeting shall be published in state media. ARTICLE 93. The Federal Assembly may be dissolved when: 1. it expresses no confidence in the Government, 2. the Presidency issues a decree on its dissolution after consulting the Premier, 3. or, a new Federal Assembly is elected. ARTICLE 94. The Federal Assembly may not be dissolved within one month after the elections. ARTICLE 95. If a deputy dies in office, becomes incapacitated or resigns from the Federal Assembly, special elections are to be scheduled within 10 days.” ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA CHAPTER I - THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA
ARTICLE 1. Introduction - The Treisian people, acting through the elected representatives of the Principality of Treisia in the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation, determined that we shall secure a bright future as a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation, has proclaimed the following as our ideals and principles in this constitution. ARTICLE 2. The Principality of Treisia - The Principality of Treisia is a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation, which exercise sovereignty and independence under a democratic government. It is also known as Treisia in its short form. The goals and principles of this constituent state are determined by Chapter I of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER II - TERRITORY AND CITIZENSHIP ARTICLE 3. Territory - The territory of the Principality of Treisia is determined by Article 2 of the decree "Decree 08-2013 - On The Territorial Borders of the Daikoku Federation And Its Administrative Divisions" and by Chapter VI, Article 103 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 4. Citizenship - A person is a citizen of the Principality of Treisia when he is a citizen of the Daikoku Federation residing on the said constituent state. ARTICLE 5. Acquisition and Termination of Citizenship - The acquisition and termination of citizenship of the Principality of Treisia is determined through Chapter II, Articles 24 and 25 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 6. Citizenship of the Daikoku Federation - All citizens of the Principality of Treisia are citizens of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 7. Rights and Duties - Rights and duties of citizens of the Principality of Treisia are determined by Chapter II of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER III - THE GRAND PRINCE OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA ARTICLE 8. Grand Prince of the Principality of Treisia - The Grand Prince of the Principality of Treisia serves as head of state and head of government of the constituent state. ARTICLE 9. Powers of the Grand Prince - The Grand Prince of the Principality of Treisia shall have executive powers. He is responsible for signing constituent state laws and enforcing the Constitution and the laws of the Daikoku Federation. The Grand Prince of the Principality of Treisia also serves as Co-President of the Daikoku Federation. The powers President of the Principality of Treisia is also determined by Chapter III of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. The powers of the Grand Prince can only be exercised if he is of legal age. ARTICLE 10. Succession to the Throne - The succession to the Throne is opened by death or abdication, and it takes place through the direct and legitimate issue of the Grand Prince, by order of ultimogeniture, or through the siblings of the Grand Prince in the absence of direct legitimate issue. ARTICLE 11. Collateral Heir - In the case that Article 10 fails to fill the vacancy of the Throne, the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation shall pass the succession to a collateral heir - who is not in any way related to the Grand Prince. The collateral heir shall be of Treisian citizenship. ARTICLE 12. Regency - In the case that the successor to the Throne is not of legal age, the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation shall act as Regent, with the seat of the Principality of Treisia in the Presidency held by the Premier of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER IV - THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA ARTICLE 13. Council of Ministers - The Council of Ministers is the legislative body of the Principality of Treisia. ARTICLE 14. Powers of Council of Ministers - The Council of Ministers is responsible for the creation of constituent state laws, which are laws created for the enforcement of the laws of the Daikoku Federation or for the exercise of government powers not granted to the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation. The Council of Ministers serves as the advisory body to the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 15. Election to the Council of Ministers - Deputies to the Council of Ministers are elected to one-year terms through popular election. Elections to the Council of Ministers are in sync with elections to the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 16. Deputies to the Federal Assembly - Deputies to the Council of Ministers are also deputies to the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 17. Dissolution of Council of Ministers and Vacancy of Deputy Seat - The dissolution of the Council of Ministers may occur on the dissolution of the Federal Assembly, as stated in Chapter V, Article 93 and 94 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. In the resignation, incapacity or death of a deputy to the Council of Ministers, Article 95 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation applies. ARTICLE 18. Process of Constituent State Law Making - The process of making a constituent state law is as follows: (1) the constituent state law is submitted to the Council of Ministers for approval, (2) the constituent state law is sent to the Federal Assembly for approval, (3) the approved constituent state law is sent to the President of the Principality of Treisia for approval with consent of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 19. Veto - If the President of the Principality of Treisia does not approve the constituent state law, it is sent back to the Council of Ministers, and if the Council of Ministers approves it without revisions on the second voting, the President of the Principality of Treisia must sign the law with consent of the Federal Assembly and of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER V - THE JUDICIARY OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA ARTICLE 20. Judiciary - Judicial powers are exercised by the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation guided by Chapter VII of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER VI - THE STATE SYMBOLS AND SEAT OF GOVERNMENT ARTICLE 21. State Symbols - The state symbols of the Principality of Treisia is determined through decrees issued by the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 22 - Seat of Government - Greater Treisia shall serve as the seat of government of the Principality of Treisia. CHAPTER VII - FINAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 23. Revision of the Constitution- This constitution may be revised through a vote of the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 24. Provision on the Council of Ministers - All deputies of the Principality of Treisia in the Federal Assembly, which were elected on the elections held on June 21, 2013, shall serve as deputies to the Council of Ministers. ARTICLE 25. Abrogation of the Constitution - This constitution may be abrogated either when a new constitution is ratified or when the Principality of Treisia decides to secede from the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 26. Effectivity - The provisions of this law goes into effect within 10 days. ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF URBONIA CHAPTER I - THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF URBONIA
ARTICLE 1. Introduction - The Urbonian people, acting through the elected representatives of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia in the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation, determined that we shall secure a bright future as a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation, has proclaimed the following as our ideals and principles in this constitution. ARTICLE 2. The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia - The Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation, which exercise sovereignty and independence under a democratic government. It is also known as Urbonia or DPRU in its short form. The goals and principles of this constituent state are determined by Chapter I of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER II - TERRITORY AND CITIZENSHIP ARTICLE 3. Territory - The territory of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is determined by Article 2 of the decree "Decree 08-2013 - On The Territorial Borders of the Daikoku Federation And Its Administrative Divisions" and by Chapter VI, Article 103 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 4. Citizenship - A person is a citizen of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia when he is a citizen of the Daikoku Federation residing on the said constituent state. ARTICLE 5. Acquisition and Termination of Citizenship - The acquisition and termination of citizenship of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is determined through Chapter II, Articles 24 and 25 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 6. Citizenship of the Daikoku Federation - All citizens of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia are citizens of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 7. Rights and Duties - Rights and duties of citizens of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia are determined by Chapter II of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER III - THE PRESIDENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF URBONIA ARTICLE 8. President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia - The President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia serves as head of state and head of government of the constituent state. ARTICLE 9. Powers of the President - The President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia shall have executive powers. He is responsible for signing constituent state laws and enforcing the Constitution and the laws of the Daikoku Federation. The President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia also serves as Co-President of the Daikoku Federation. The powers President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is also determined by Chapter III of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 10. Election of the President- The President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is elected to a one-year term by popular vote. An Urbonian citizen with the right to vote can run for the Presidency. ARTICLE 11. Vacancy of the Presidency - Vacancy of the Presidency may occur on the resignation, impeachment, incapacitation, or death of the President. The President can be impeached through a vote by the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation. In the case of vacancy of the Presidency, the State Kokkai shall arrange elections within 10 days, unless the Presidency becomes vacant within one month before the elections, with Chapter IV, Article 171 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation being carried out during the time of vacancy. CHAPTER IV - THE STATE KOKKAI OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF URBONIA ARTICLE 12. State Kokkai - The State Kokkai is the legislative body of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia. ARTICLE 13. Powers of State Kokkai - The State Kokkai is responsible for the creation of constituent state laws, which are laws created for the enforcement of the laws of the Daikoku Federation or for the exercise of government powers not granted to the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation. The State Kokkai serves as the advisory body to the President. ARTICLE 14. Election to the State Kokkai - Deputies to the State Kokkai are elected to one-year terms through popular election. Elections to the State Kokkai are in sync with elections to the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 15. Deputies to the Federal Assembly - Deputies to the State Kokkai are also deputies to the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 16. Dissolution of State Kokkai and Vacancy of Deputy Seat - The dissolution of the State Kokkai may occur on the dissolution of the Federal Assembly, as stated in Chapter V, Article 93 and 94 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. In the resignation, incapacity or death of a deputy to the State Kokkai, Article 95 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation applies. ARTICLE 17. Process of Constituent State Law Making - The process of making a constituent state law is as follows: (1) the constituent state law is submitted to the State Kokkai for approval, (2) the constituent state law is sent to the Federal Assembly for approval, (3) the approved constituent state law is sent to the President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia for approval with consent of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 18. Veto - If the President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia does not approve the constituent state law, it is sent back to the State Kokkai, and if the State Kokkai approves it without revisions on the second voting, the President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia must sign the law with consent of the Federal Assembly and of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER V - THE JUDICIARY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF URBONIA ARTICLE 19. Judiciary - Judicial powers are exercised by the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation guided by Chapter VII of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. CHAPTER VI - THE STATE SYMBOLS AND SEAT OF GOVERNMENT ARTICLE 20. State Symbols - The state symbols of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is determined through decrees issued by the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 21 - Seat of Government - Nakatani shall serve as the seat of government of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia. CHAPTER VII - FINAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 22. Revision of the Constitution- This constitution may be revised through a vote of the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 23. Provision on the President - Chapter IX, Article 127 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is to be observed. ARTICLE 24. Provision on the State Kokkai - All deputies of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia in the Federal Assembly, which were elected on the elections held on June 21, 2013, shall serve as deputies to the State Kokkai. ARTICLE 25. Abrogation of the Constitution - This constitution may be abrogated either when a new constitution is ratified or when the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia decides to secede from the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 26. Effectivity - The provisions of this law goes into effect within 10 days. ON THE ANNEXATION OF MARIKINA INTO THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MISAKA DISTRICT ARTICLE 1. Annexation into the Daikoku Federation - The City of Marikina is annexed into the territory of the Daikoku Federation.
ARTICLE 2. Establishment of Administrative Division - The City of Marikina is to be made into a district of the Daikoku Federation named as Misaka District. ARTICLE 3. Definition of Territory - The area of the territory of Misaka District is 21.52 sq. km., and it is bordered to the north by the town of San Mateo, to the west by the city of Antipolo, to the south by the districts of Greater Treisia and Lower Treisia in the Principality of Treisia, and to the west by the city of Quezon. ARTICLE 4. Administration and Jurisdiction - Misaka District shall be under the administration and jurisdiction of the constituent state of Principality of Treisia. ARTICLE 5. Revision of Article 1 of Decree 08-2013 “On the Territorial Borders of the Daikoku Federation and its Administrative Divisions” - Article 1 of Decree 08-2013 “On the Territorial Borders of the Daikoku Federation and its Administrative Divisions” is to be revised to: “The territorial border of the Daikoku Federation shall consist of the northern border of Cainta, the northern border of Marikina, the eastern border of Marikina, the stretch of the Marikina river located between Pasig and Quezon City, the northern border of Pasig with Quezon City, east border of Wack Wack Greenhills and Quezon City, the northern border of Wack Wack Greenhills, the western border of Wack Wack Greenhills, the southern border of Wack Wack Greenhills, the western border of Pasig with Mandaluyong, the stretch of the Pasig River located between Guadalupe Viejo and Mandaluyong, the western border of Guadalupe Viejo, the western border of Pinagkaisahan, the southern border of Pinagkaisahan, the border of Makati with Fort Bonifacio, Pinagkaisa and Ususan, the border of Makati with Pateros, the border of Pasig with Pateros, the border of Pasig with Taguig, the border of Pasig with Taytay, the southern border of Cainta and the eastern border of Cainta.” ARTICLE 6. Revision of Article 3 of Decree 08-2013 “On the Territorial Borders of the Daikoku Federation and its Administrative Divisions” - Article 3 of Decree 08-2013 “On the Territorial Borders of the Daikoku Federation and its Administrative Divisions” is to be revised to: “The territorial border of the Principality of Treisia shall consist of the northern border of Cainta, the northern border of Marikina, the eastern border of Marikina, the stretch of the Marikina river located between Pasig and Quezon city up to the northern border of Rosario, the northern border of Rosario, the eastern border of Rosario with Cainta, the southern border of Cainta and the eastern border of Cainta.” ARTICLE 7. Effectivity - The provisions of this law is to be put into effect within 10 days after its approval. |