ON THE 2ND AMENDING OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE KINGDOM OF TREISIA TREISIA LAW 04-2014 ARTICLE 1. The text of Article 42 of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Treisia is changed to:
"The Council of Ministers is composed of six seats, including one seat reserved for the representative of the Margraviate of Misaka, 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." ARTICLE 2. The text of Article 53 of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Treisia is changed to: "The territory of the Kingdom of Treisia is composed of the Margraviate of Misaka, the districts of the Countship of Amae, and the Duchy of Euthenburg, and the special commune of the Royal Capital of Halyden." ARTICLE 3. A new article is added to the Constitution of the Kingdom of Treisia, and it shall be listed as Article 54. Article 54 states: "The Margraviate of Misaka is an autonomous state, and is an inseparable constituent part of the Kingdom of Treisia. The system of government in the Margraviate of Misaka is stated on the Constitution of the Margraviate of Misaka and the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation." Passed on the 6th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on March 1, 2014 Signed into law by Decree 17-2014 of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on March 1, 2014
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ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE MARGRAVIATE OF MISAKA TREISIA LAW 03-2014 ARTICLE 1. The Margraviate of Misaka is a self-governing state within the Kingdom of Treisia.
ARTICLE 2. The Margraviate of Misaka is an autonomous state under the jurisdiction of the Kingdom of Treisia. The status of the Margraviate of Treisia is determined by the Constitution of the Kingdom of Treisia and by federal laws. The Margraviate of Misaka is an integral part of the territory of the Kingdom of Treisia, and, as an autonomous state, it does not have the right to secession. ARTICLE 3. The Margraviate of Misaka exercises autonomy and self-governance through state administration within its territories in accordance to the Constitution of the Kingdom of Treisia, the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation and the federal laws. ARTICLE 4. Sovereignty in the Margraviate of Misaka is vested on the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia and the Misaka people, who exercise it through the institutions established by this constitution and through elections and referendums. Seizure or usurping of power is prohibited. ARTICLE 5. The flag of the Margraviate of Misaka is a white cross dividing the flag into quarters, with the left-hand quarters being color red and the right-hand quarters being color orange. ARTICLE 5a. The emblem of the Margraviate of Misaka consists of a shield divided into two, with the top containing the flag of the Margraviate of Misaka defaced with a slanted crown running from the upper left hand side of the section to the lower right hand side of the section, and with the bottom containing a bear on top of a wall. ARTICLE 6. The capital city of the Margraviate of Misaka is the Merchant City of Irisdine. ARTICLE 7. The official languages of the Margraviate of Misaka are English and Filipino. ARTICLE 8. The Margraviate of Misaka 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 9. Ideological plurality is observed in the Margraviate of Misaka, and no ideology shall be made as a state-sponsored or mandatory ideology. ARTICLE 10. Political plurality and multi-party system is observed in the Margraviate of Misaka, and all public associations shall be equal. Public associations which undermine the security of the Margraviate of Misaka are prohibited. ARTICLE 11. The constitution is the supreme law of the Margraviate of Misaka, and it binds all institutions and individuals. The constitution of the Kingdom of Treisia, the constitution of the Daikoku Federation and federal laws shall override this constitution in the case of discrepancies. ARTICLE 12. Executive power is vested in the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia as head of state, and is exercisable by the Margrave as head of government. ARTICLE 13. Legislative power is also exercised by the Margrave. ARTICLE 14. Judicial power is exercised by the Federal Court. ARTICLE 15. 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 16. The universally recognized principles of international public law are incorporated into the legal system of the Margraviate of Misaka. ARTICLE 17. The Margraviate of Misaka acknowledges and guarantees the rights of its citizens, while the citizens of the Margraviate of Misaka must fulfill their duties to the state. ARTICLE 18. A citizen of the Margraviate of Misaka is a person who may be a Treisian national, a resident in the territory of the Margraviate of Misaka or a person who has applied for naturalization. ARTICLE 19. All citizens of the Margraviate of Misaka are citizens of the Kingdom of Treisia and the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 20. The rights and duties of the Misaka citizen is determined by the constitution of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 21. The Margrave exercises executive powers in the Margraviate of Misaka in the name of the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia. ARTICLE 22. The Margrave ensures the implementation of policies in the Margraviate of Misaka. The Margrave is also responsible for state administration in the Margraviate of Misaka in behalf of the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia . He shall also have the right of legislative initiative, with proposed autonomous laws requiring the approval of the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia. ARTICLE 23. The Margrave reports to the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia in executive matters, and to the Council of Ministers in legislative matters. ARTICLE 24. The Margrave is appointed by the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia through a decree of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 25. The term of the Margrave ends on the appointment of a new Margrave, or on the death, incapacitation or resignation of the Margrave. ARTICLE 26. On the vacancy of the position of the Margrave, the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia shall exercise the powers of the Margrave until the filling of the vacancy. ARTICLE 27. The Margraviate of Misaka is reserved one deputy to the Council of Ministers. ARTICLE 28. The deputy of the Margraviate of Misaka to the Council of Ministers is responsible for representing the autonomous state and is responsible for conveying the interests of the autonomous state. ARTICLE 29. The deputy of the Margraviate of Misaka to the Council of Ministers is appointed by the Margrave. The term of the deputy ends on his death, incapacitation and resignation, on the appointment of a new deputy, or on the dissolution of the Council of Ministers. ARTICLE 30. In the case that the Council of Ministers of the Kingdom of Treisia is dissolved, the Margrave needs to confirm the continuance of the term of the deputy of the Margraviate of Misaka in the newly-elected Council of Ministers. ARTICLE 31. The Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation is the sole judicial body of the Margraviate of Misaka. The autonomous state is prohibited from forming its own judicial body. ARTICLE 32. Chapter VII of the constitution of the Daikoku Federation applies. ARTICLE 33. The territory of the Margraviate of Misaka consists of the Merchant City of Irisdine and the City of Rumielle. ARTICLE 34. Sovereignty is exercised by the Margraviate of Misaka throughout its territory, and it is guaranteed by the Kingdom of Treisia and the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 35. Defense of the territory of the Margraviate of Misaka against foreign aggression is the responsibility of the Federal Defense Force of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 36. Amendments to the constitution of the Margraviate of Misaka is done through an autonomous law with the approval of the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia. ARTICLE 37. The provisions of this constitution enters into force on March 8, 2014. ARTICLE 38. The appointment of the deputy of the Margraviate of Misaka to the Council of Ministers is to be done on March 8, 2014. ARTICLE 39. The constitutions of the Kingdom of Treisia and the Daikoku Federation is to be amended in accordance to this constitution. Passed on the 6th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on March 1, 2014 Signed into law by Decree 17-2014 of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on March 1, 2014 ARTICLE 38. ON THE AMENDING OF FEDERAL LAW 07-2013 – ON THE TERRITORY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 1. The text of Article 3 of Federal Law 07-2013 is changed to:
"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." ARTICLE 2. The text of Article 5 of Federal Law 07-2013 is changed to: “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.” ARTICLE 3. The text of Article 6 of Federal Law 07-2013 is changed to: “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.” ARTICLE 3. The text of Article 7 of Federal Law 07-2013 is changed to: “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.” Passed on the 5th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on February 25, 2014 Signed into law by Decree 15-2014 of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on February 25, 2014 ON THE AMENDING OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF URBONIA URBONIA LAW 01-2014 ARTICLE 1. The text of Article 10 of Federal Law 05-2013/Urbonia Law 01-2013 is changed to:
“The capital of the Democratic People’s Republic of Urbonia is Nakatani City.” ARTICLE 2. The text of Article 47 of Federal Law 05-2013/Urbonia Law 01-2013 is changed to: “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." Passed on the 5th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on February 25, 2014 Signed into law by Decree 15-2014 of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on February 25, 2014 ON THE AMENDING OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE KINGDOM OF TREISIA TREISIA LAW 02-2014 ARTICLE 1. Article 9 of Federal Law 01-2014/Treisia Law 01-2014 is changed to:
“The capital of the Kingdom of Treisia is Halyden.” ARTICLE 2. Article 53 of Federal Law 01-2014/Treisia Law 01-2014 is changed to: “The territory of the Kingdom of Treisia is composed of the districts of the Countship of Amae, Duchy of Euthenburg, and the Margraviate of Misaka, and the special commune of the Royal Capital of Halyden." Passed on the 5th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on February 25, 2014 Signed into law by Decree 15-2014 of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on February 25, 2014 ON THE 2ND AMENDING OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 1. The text of Article 5 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to:
“The Daikoku Federation consists of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia and the Kingdom of Treisia as its constituent states, and they are sovereign to the extent that their sovereignty is not limited by the constitution.” ARTICLE 2. The text of Article 56 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Presidency is the collective head of state of the Daikoku Federation.” ARTICLE 3. The text of Article 57 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Presidency is composed of the President of the Democratic People’s Republic of Urbonia and the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia.” ARTICLE 4. The text of Article 58 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The powers of the Co-Presidents are equal and derive from the constitution.” ARTICLE 5. The text of Article 59 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Presidency represents the Daikoku Federation in its relations with foreign nations.” ARTICLE 6. The text of Article 60 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Presidency is the guarantor of the constitution.” ARTICLE 7. The text of Article 61 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Presidency moderates the activities of the government.” ARTICLE 8. The text of Article 62 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Presidency is immune from legal action, and their acts are the responsibility of the Premier.” ARTICLE 9. The text of Article 63 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Presidency have the following rights and duties: (…)” ARTICLE 10. The text of Article 65 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Presidency also serves as the Supreme Command of the Federal Defense Force of the Daikoku Federation.” ARTICLE 11. The text of Article 69 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The seat of the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia in the Presidency shall be filled through succession by order of primogeniture with priority being given to both male and female.” ARTICLE 12. The text of Article 70 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The seat of the Monarch of the Kingdom of Treisia in the Presidency shall be declared vacant on the death or abdication of the Monarch.” ARTICLE 13. The text of Article 71 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The law shall determine the provisions on the succession on the throne of the Kingdom of Treisia.” ARTICLE 14. The text of Article 97 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “The Daikoku Federation unites: the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia, and, the Kingdom of Treisia.” ARTICLE 15. The text of Article 119 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is changed to: “Chapter I of the constitution may not be amended, except for Articles 1 and 5 to 11.” Passed on the 5th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on February 25, 2014 Signed into law by Decree 15-2014 of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on February 25, 2014 FEDERAL LAW 02-2014 - ON THE CITIZENSHIP OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 1. Persons having citizenship of the Daikoku Federation are as follows:
(1) those who have citizenship of the Daikoku Federation as of January 30, 2014, (2) those who have acquired citizenship of the Daikoku Federation under this law, (3) those who have citizenship of the Daikoku Federation but resides in territories of foreign states. ARTICLE 2. A child born inside or outside of the territory of the Daikoku Federation, whose parents are both citizens of the Daikoku Federation, has citizenship of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 3. A child born inside or outside of the territory of the Daikoku Federation, where one of the children's parents is a citizen of the Daikoku Federation and the other is a foreign citizen or a stateless person, or where the mother is a citizen of the Daikoku Federation and the father is a foreign citizen, a stateless person or unknown, has citizenship of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 4. A child whose parents are both stateless persons residing in the territory of the Daikoku Federation, or parents are unknown, are bound to existing citizenship laws in the Republic of the Philippines. ARTICLE 5. Abandoned children adopted by citizens of the Daikoku Federation are bound to existing citizenship laws in the Republic of the Philippines. Citizenship of the Daikoku Federation can only be given to these children once adoption by citizens of the Daikoku Federation has been confirmed by the Republic of the Philippines. ARTICLE 6. Foreign citizens or stateless persons permanently residing inside or outside the territory of the Daikoku Federation may be permitted for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation on the following conditions: (1) is in the age of consent, and not proven to be mentally or physically ill, (2) obeys the Constitution and laws of the Daikoku Federation, (3) understands and respects the way of living in the Daikoku Federation, (4) and understands one of the official languages of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 7. Considerations for naturalization are to be given to persons in the following conditions: (1) spouses, natural parents and natural children of citizens of the Daikoku Federation, (2) and persons who have made contributions to state building in the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 8. Naturalized persons in the Daikoku Federation may not renounce their macronational citizenship but needs to renounce their former micronational citizenship, if applicable. ARTICLE 9. Persons applying for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation must present the following: (1) a request for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation with the signature of the applicant, (2) and evidences showing factual information about the applicant. ARTICLE 10. The Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation would be the agency responsible for reviewing the judicial record of the person applying for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 11. Persons applying for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation must follow the following procedures: (1) The person applying for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation must pass the documents required to the government of constituent states in the Daikoku Federation, or to the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation if living in other first-class administrative divisions in the Daikoku Federation. (2) For applications for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation handled through the government of constituent states, it would then be passed to the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation. (3) The Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation shall schedule an examination of the person applying for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation. (4) If the person applying for naturalization in the Daikoku Federation passes the examination, the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation would confirm the person's naturalization through a decree by the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 12. Persons lose of citizenship of the Daikoku Federation on the following grounds: (1) applied for naturalization in foreign micronational states, (2) renounced citizenship of the Daikoku Federation, (3) committed grave criminal acts in the Daikoku Federation, (4) fell on the grounds of treaties signed by the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 13. Renunciation of citizenship of the Daikoku Federation is not permitted if persons are subject to the interests of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 14. The process of renunciation of citizenship of the Daikoku Federation is as follows: (1) The person renouncing citizenship of the Daikoku Federation must pass a request for renunciation of citizenship of the Daikoku Federation to the government of constituent states in the Daikoku Federation, or to the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation if living in other first-class administrative divisions in the Daikoku Federation. (2) For request for renunciation of citizenship of the Daikoku Federation handled through the government of constituent states, it would then be passed to the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation. (3) If the request for renunciation of citizenship of the Daikoku Federation is allowed by the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation, the renunciation of citizenship of the Daikoku Federation is confirmed through a decree by the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 15. Considerations for the process of renunciation of citizenship of the Daikoku Federation are to be given to persons in the following conditions: (1) is under the age of consent, (2) was born and settles outside the territory of the Daikoku Federation, (3) was permitted to leave the territory of the Daikoku Federation to be reunited with family. ARTICLE 16. All citizens of the Daikoku Federation shall be made citizens of a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 17. Residents of the other first-class administrative division equivalents of the Daikoku Federation are required to become citizens of a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 18. Citizenship of a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation shall remain even if the person resides in another constituent state of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 19. The Daikoku Federation guarantees the protection of its citizens as stated in the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation, no matter where they are residing. ARTICLE 20. Citizenship of the Daikoku Federation can be proven through the following documents: (1) identity certificate kept by the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation, (2) and decrees by the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on citizenship. ARTICLE 21.Persons who lost citizenship of the Daikoku Federation may apply for citizenship of the Daikoku Federation considering that they fall under the provisions of Article 12.1, 12.2 and 12.4. Passed on the 4th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on January 30, 2014 Signed into law by Decree 06-2014 of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on January 30, 2014 FEDERAL LAW 01-2014 - ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE KINGDOM OF TREISIA (TREISIA LAW 01-2014) AMENDED BY FEDERAL LAW 04-2014 ON FEBRUARY 25, 2014 AMENDED BY FEDERAL LAW 08-2014 ON MARCH 1, 2014 ARTICLE 1. The Kingdom of Treisia is a democratic, parliamentary, constitutional and hereditary monarchy. It is the continuance of the history of the Treisian nation as the successor state of the Principality of Treisia.
ARTICLE 2. The Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia is vested in the Monarch 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 Kingdom of Treisia is a constituent state of the Daikoku Federation. The status of the Kingdom of Treisia in the Daikoku Federation is determined by Daikoku law. ARTIFLE 5. The Kingdom 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 Kingdom 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 Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia is "Hail to Our Glorious King”. ARTICLE 9. The official motto of the Kingdom of Treisia is "With Honor and Glory For Everlasting Sovereignty". ARTICLE 10. The capital of the Kingdom of Treisia is Halyden. (Amended by Federal Law 04-2014 on February 25, 2014) ARTICLE 11. The official languages of the Kingdom of Treisia are English and Filipino. ARTICLE 12. The Kingdom 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 Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia, and all public associations shall be equal. Public associations which undermine the security of the Kingdom of Treisia are prohibited. ARTICLE 15. The constitution is the supreme law of the Kingdom 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 Monarch. 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 Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia. ARTICLE 22. The Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia is a person who may be a Treisian national, a resident in the territory of the Kingdom of Treisia or a person who has applied for naturalization. ARTICLE 24. All citizens of the Kingdom 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 Monarch 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 Kingdom of Treisia. ARTICLE 27. The Monarch 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 Monarch. ARTICLE 28. The Grand Prince is the representative of the Kingdom of Treisia in the Daikoku Federation as the Co-President of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 29. The Monarch is responsible for attaining legal status for constituent laws and for the direction of state administration. ARTICLE 30. The Monarch shall have the title: His Royal Majesty King of the Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia is female, she is to be addressed as the Queen and her title shall be: Her Royal Majesty Queen of the Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia is opened through the death of the Monarch or through the abdication of the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 33. The line of succession to the throne of the Kingdom of Treisia is as follows: the eldest child of the Monarch, the eldest child of the eldest child of the Monarch, other children of the eldest child of the Monarch, second child of the Monarch and their descendants, and other descendants of the Monarch 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 mentally ill or physically unable to carry out the duties of the Grand Prince. ARTICLE 37. The Monarch 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 Kingdom of Treisia shall have the title: His Royal Highness Crown Prince of the Kingdom 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 Majesty Crown Princess of the Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia if male or Her Royal Highness Princess of the Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia. ARTICLE 42. The Council of Ministers is composed of six seats, including one seat reserved for the representative of the Margraviate of Misaka, 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 08-2014 on March 1, 2014) 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 ARTICLE 44. The Council of Ministers shall vote two of its deputies that will represent the Kingdom of Treisia in the Federal Assembly. ARTICLE 45. The Council of Ministers has the right to propose constituent laws to the Monarch. It shall also serve as an advisory body to the Monarch. ARTICLE 46. Proposed constituent laws by the Council of Ministers are sent to the Federal Assembly, and after gaining approval is sent to the Monarch in order for the law to attain legal status. ARTICLE 47. Sessions of the Council of Ministers are determined by the Monarch. 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 Kingdom 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 Kingdom of Treisia is composed of the Margraviate of Misaka, the districts of the Countship of Amae and the Duchy of Euthenburg, and the special commune of the Royal Capital of Halyden.(Amended by Federal Law 08-2014 on March 1, 2014) ARTICLE 54. The Margraviate of Misaka is an autonomous state, and is an inseparable constituent part of the Kingdom of Treisia. The system of government in the Margraviate of Misaka is stated on the Constitution of the Margraviate of Misaka and the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation. (Added by Federal Law 08-2014 on March 1, 2014) ARTICLE 54. Sovereignty is exercised by the Kingdom of Treisia throughout its territory, and it is guaranteed by the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 55. Defense of the territory of the Kingdom of Treisia against foreign aggression is the responsibility of the Federal Defense Force of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 56. Amendments to the constitution of the Kingdom of Treisia is done through a constituent law. ARTICLE 57. The provisions of this constitution enters into force on February 25, 2014. ARTICLE 58. The official name of the Treisian nation shall be changed from the Principality of Treisia to the Kingdom of Treisia on the day this constitution enters into force. ARTICLE 59. The Principality of Treisia shall continue to exercise its government powers until the day this constitution enters into force. ARTICLE 60. Federal Law 06-2013, as amended by Federal Law 09-2013, shall remain as the constitution of the Treisian nation until this constitution enters into force. ARTICLE 61. His Royal Highness Grand Prince Karlos Luis Mozo Anioay shall be crowned as the King of the Principality of Treisia on the day this constitution enters into force. ARTICLE 62. Deputies to the Council of Ministers shall serve their terms until the dissolution of the 2nd Federal Assembly. The delegates of the Treisian nation to the Federal Assembly shall not be changed. ARTICLE 63. All assets of the Principality of Treisia are to be transferred to the Kingdom of Treisia. ARTICLE 64. The Constitution of the Daikoku Federation is to be amended in accordance to this constitution. Passed on the 4th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on January 30, 2014 Signed into law by Decree 06-2014 of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation on January 30, 2014 Amended on the 5th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on February 25, 2014 Amended on the 6th session of the 2nd Federal Assembly on March 1, 2014 FEDERAL LAW 10-2013 - ON THE CRIMINAL LAW OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 1. The criminal law of the Daikoku Federation shall be applied to:
(1) crimes committed by Daikoku citizens within the territory of the Daikoku Federation, (2) crimes committed by Daikoku citizens in vehicles occupied or used by Daikoku citizens, or registered to the Daikoku Federation, (3) crimes committed by Daikoku citizens in foreign countries, (4) crimes committed by foreigners against the Daikoku Federation and its citizens, (5) and, attempted crimes with the circumstances of Article 1.1, Article 1.2, Article 1.3, and Article 1.4. ARTICLE 2. Act No. 3815 of the Republic of the Philippines and its appendices are incorporated into the criminal code of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 3. Act No. 3815 of the Republic of the Philippines shall be applied into the judicial system in the Daikoku Federation if the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation has decided that the crime is severe enough to be punishable under the judicial system of the Republic of the Philippines, with the consent of the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 4. In the case that an act is wrongful but does not violate the existing laws in the Daikoku Federation and does not fall under the provisions of this criminal law, the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation may conduct a trial, with a report being sent to the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 5. Criminal responsibility is present in a person committing, attempting, conspiring or planning a wrongful act that causes offense to life, property, and the existing laws of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 6. Criminal responsibility is not present in a person acting in rightful defense of his life and rights and this extends to the life and rights of his family members and strangers, provided that the defender is not doing the act for revenge. It is also not present in a person not acting against another evil for fear of offenses, and persons acting under the mandate of law. ARTICLE 7. Criminal responsibility is exempted to people proven to be insane, and to people acting under uncontrollable fear or force. ARTICLE 8. Criminal responsibility can be mitigated through the circumstances of illness, unintentional execution of wrongful act, or provocation on the part of the offender that caused him to commit the wrongful act. ARTICLE 9. Criminal responsibility is increased through the circumstances of taking advantage of government positions, acting through abuse of trust, committing crime in government offices and in public places, committing crime during night time, using of arms to aid in committing crime, committed crime after serving sentence for previous crime, committing crime while under trial, committing crime during time of national emergency, committing crime using vehicles, committing crime through destruction of properties, and committing crime through deception. ARTICLE 10. Criminal responsibility is increased if person is the primary executor of wrongful act, while it is decreased if person acts as an assistant to the primary executor, and removed if person unknowingly or unwillingly assists in the execution of wrongful act. ARTICLE 11. The punishment for crimes committed in the Daikoku Federation are the following, with more severe punishment listed first: (1) removal of Daikoku citizenship and surrender of offender to the Republic of the Philippines to crimes committed against the Daikoku Federation or to its citizens with severe damage to life and property which the Daikoku Federation is unable to contain, (2) removal of Daikoku citizenship to crimes committed against the Daikoku Federation or to its citizens which the Daikoku Federation is able to contain, (3) permanent loss of citizen rights to crimes committed that are severe but with minimal or potential damage to life and property, (4) temporary loss of citizen rights to crimes committed in violation to interests of society, (5) fines to crimes committed not necessarily in violation to interests of society, (6) and education, if crime committed is only minor. ARTICLE 12. The Daikoku Federation can confiscate properties as a form of punishment for crimes committed. ARTICLE 13. Punishments are mitigated or removed through: (1) good behavior during the course of punishment, (2) new laws that mitigates or removes criminality of previously wrong act, (3) and, through pardon by the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 14. In the case that the Federal Court of the Daikoku Federation founds a person guilty of a crime that he did not commit or given a more severe punishment than provided by this law, the Daikoku Federation shall give rightful compensation to the person. ARTICLE 15. In the case that a person only attempted to commit a crime, the crime that he had committed in relation to his attempt is subject to punishment. ARTICLE 16. In the case that a person has been guilty with several crimes, punishment for the most severe crime is to be given. ARTICLE 17. Punishment given to assistants to the crime is at most two degrees and at least one degree lower than the punishment of primary executor. ARTICLE 18. Daikoku citizens who have committed a crime in a foreign country is subject to the criminal law of that foreign country under the consent of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 19. Foreigners who have committed a crime in the Daikoku Federation are to be deported. ARTICLE 20. The following are crimes against the national security of the Daikoku Federation: (1) treason against the Daikoku Federation, (2) espionage against the Daikoku Federation, (3) attempting on the life of a politician or public figure in the Daikoku Federation, (4) sabotage of assets of the Daikoku Federation, (5) incitement of war against another foreign country or between constituent states of the Daikoku Federation, (6) violation of neutrality of the Daikoku Federation, (7) and, working for hostile countries or organizations. ARTICLE 21. The following are crimes against the rule of law in the Daikoku Federation: (1) arbitrary arrest, (2) delay in judicial process, (3) illegal removal of Daikoku citizenship, (4) violation of residence, (5) disruption of lawful assembly, (6) discrimination against religious activities or beliefs, (7) rebellion or insurgency against the Daikoku Federation, (8) coup d’etat against the Daikoku Federation, (9) sedition against the Daikoku Federation, (10) slander against the Presidency of the Daikoku Federation, (11) disturbance of government proceedings, (12) illegal assemblies and organizations, (13) assault, resistance or disobedience to persons of authority in the Daikoku Federation, (14) public disturbances, (15) unlawful use of publications or unlawful expression, (16) evasion of sentence, (17) commission of crime during time serving sentence, (18) counterfeiting, forging, destroying or stealing of documents of the Daikoku Federation and other documents such as certificates and merits, (19) usurpation of government power in the Daikoku Federation, (20) public use of fictitious name to evade judicial process, (21) illegal use of documents of the Daikoku Federation, (22) false testimony in trials, (23) fraud in commerce, industry and trading, (24) unfair economic competition, (25) scandalous conduct, (26) immoral doctrines, publications, and media, (27) intentional rendering of unjust judgment, (28) negligent rendering of judgment, (29) intentional delay of judicial process, (30) betrayal of trust in trial, (31) bribing of government officials in the Daikoku Federation, (32) fraudulent transactions, (33) illegal use of government funds of the Daikoku Federation, (34) failure to report on the use of government funds of the Daikoku Federation, (35) negligence in official duty in the government of the Daikoku Federation, (36) disobedience to order from government of the Daikoku Federation, (37) maltreatment of criminals, (38) refusal to exercise official duties in the government of the Daikoku Federation, (39) assuming government office in the Daikoku Federation without mandate, (40) exercising official duties in the government of the Daikoku Federation beyond mandated term, (41) abandonment of official duties in the government of the Daikoku Federation, (42) unlawful appointments to government offices in the Daikoku Federation, (43) crimes against life in all forms, (44) crimes against rights of persons in all forms, (45) crimes against security of persons in all forms, (46) crimes against property in all forms, (47) crimes against chastity in all forms, (48) crimes against civil status of persons in all forms, (49) and, crimes against honor of persons in all forms. FEDERAL LAW 09-2013 - ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF TREISIA (TREISIA LAW 02-2013) ARTICLE 1. The text of Article 41 of Federal Law 06-2013 is revised to:
"The Council of Ministers is the highest legislative and representative body and the governing body of the Principality of Treisia." ARTICLE 2. The text of Article 42 of Federal Law 06-2013 is revised to: "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." ARTICLE 3. The text of Article 43 of Federal Law 06-2013 is revised to: "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." ARTICLE 4. The text of Article 44 of Federal Law 06-2013 is revised to: "The Council of Ministers shall vote two of its deputies that will represent the Principality of Treisia in the Federal Assembly." |