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Hybrid Constitutional Act on workplace organisations

Hybrid Constitutional Act. Repeals the Act on suspending anti-trust Laws, re-enforcing them. Establishes legal grounds and administrative procedures for labour, housing, environmental and eco-ecological reform. Provides instrument for union members and business owners representation and dispute settlement through an adminnistrative body. Adjusts existing Unions, Management, Owner and Investor collectives in accordance to their fields of work. Reconstructs and structuralises existing Unions, Management, Owner and Investor collectives through vertical immediate-channel communication range which is from a workplace facility to the country-level Associations.

Independent Agency for Documentation:Department of OPAL

Prepared by: Ayala Moran

Accreditation:

  • Supreme Court of the Grand Duchy of Nasphilitae. Approved
  • High Court for Financial Crime. Approved
  • High Court for Administrative Crime. Divided (Approved:Annex I)
  • Author: Head of HM Shadow Cabinet (Nowell Riley Trenton)
    • Co-Author: Plenary Commissioner for Resolution (Avery Kidling)
  • Grand Duke and Head of State of the Grand Duchy of Nasphilitae (High Duke Dawson Ernst) - Royal assent signed

Category: Constitutional, Hybrid, Repeal, Chartering, Primary.

Date of Enforcement: 03.06.2024 ;; 15.06.2024 → 15.11.2024. → 15.12.2025.

Date of First, Second and Third Draft Bill: 16.05.2024. → 17.05.2024. → 22.05.2024. (Annex II)

Date of Second reading and Lower House voting: 20.05.2024. | 21.05.2024. 28.05.2024.

Date of Upper House voting or Plenary Commission Re-Drafting final Bill: 23.05.2024. | 24.05.2024.

Dispositive: Repeals “Act on suspeding anti-trust laws” of 2012. Appeals "Act enforcing anti-trust laws (1902., 1920., 1941., 1982). Establishes legal framework for organisation within public and private lucrative entities. Establishes legal grounds and administrative procedures for labour, housing, environmental and eco-ecological reform. Provides instrument for union members and business owners representation and dispute settlement through an adminnistrative body. Adjusts existing Unions, Management, Owner and Investor collectives in accordance to their fields of work. Reconstructs and structuralises existing Unions, Management, Owner and Investor collectives through vertical immediate-channel communication range which is from a workplace facility to the country-level Associations. Establishes State Offices of Labour within the Chancellory. Mandates establishing the Research Department for Environmental Standardisation and Inspection on a national level responsible to the State Offices of Labour Chancellory.

Additional Notice (Ayala Moran):This is a Hybrid Constitutional Act, making it a primary instrument. Established Court Practice is the supreme source in Judicial matters. When similar legislations were passed, numbers of secondary legislative instruments also had to have been adopted. Usually of statutory or contractual obligation, though sometimes of Parliamentary. Thankfully, the Independent Agency for Documentation does NOT mandate an archiving and processing of secondary instruments.

CONTENTS:

  1. Chapter I: Principles
  2. Chapter II: Repeal of Act on suspending anti-trust laws
  3. Chapter III: Mandating Association of Unions
  4. Chapter IV: Mandating Association of Investors and Owners
  5. Chapter V: Constituting State Office of Labour
  6. Chapter VI: Appending duties of lucrative entities
    7. Chapter VII: Appending duties of lucrative entities in environmental and ecological restructions

  1. Annex I: On the non-political nature of the Associations

  2. Annex II: The Environmentalist-Ecoecological Compromise via the RDESI Structure

  3. Annex III: State Chancery Strucures Brief Protocol
    ! SECONDARY INSTRUMENT, NOT PRESENT HERE. !

Chapter I: Principles

§ Guided by the goals of: Deregulation, Debureaucratisation, Detechnocratisation, Democratisation, and Decentralisation; this legislation seeks to re-organise workforce procedures in-line with the betterment of livign standards for all citizens.
§ Re-inforces the appealment anti-trust laws to the standards of the 1982. amendment.
§ Provides representation of employees and restructures Union organisations.
§ Provides representation of employers and introduces organisations for owners and investors within the workforce.
§ Provides Civil Service institutions and protocols for mediation and consolidation between employees and employers.
§ Provides Civil Service institutions and protocols for oversight and enforcement of environmental reforms.

Repeal of Act on suspending anti-trust laws

§ Annulls disallowance exemption to anti-trust laws.
¶ Repeal of the “Act on suspendig anti-trust laws” from 2012.
¶ Appeal of the “Act enforcing anti-trust laws” in accordance to the 1982. amendments.
¶ This legislation applies to circumstances as they arise.
¶ This legislation does not have retrospective effect and as such may not be interpreted in an instrumental manner against violators of the appealled Act in the time of 2012-2024.

Mandating Association of Unions

§ Mandates to existing Unions the creation of Association of Unions.
¶ This legislation mandates to all existing Unions the action of introducing the Association of Unions.
¶ Introduction of and codnuct therein of the Association must be in-line with all existing national legislation of the same scope and coverage.
¶ The introduction must be convened in-line with existing statutory rules.

§ Structure of the Association of Unions
¶ Employees of a particular workplace facility (hereby workplace) are to be members of affiliated Associations’ sub-organization.
¶ Employees of a Locality or Urban Districts are elected representatives of the aforementioned affiliate.
¶ First Order Association of Unions are to consist of members of Chief representatives elected in respective Localities or Urban Districts among the aforementioned representatives.
¶ First Order Associations are to be comprised along Regional and Urban Council demarcations.
¶ First Order Associations are to elect among themselves 100 Chief Delegates which constitute the Second Order Association of Unions.

Mandating Association of Investors and Owners

§ Mandates to existing Unions the creation of Association of Investors and Owners.
¶ This legislation mandates to all Investors and Owners the action of introducing the Association of Investors and Owners.
¶ Introduction of and codnuct therein of the Association must be in-line with all existing national legislation of the same scope and coverage.
¶ The introduction must be convened in-line with existing statutory rules.

§ Structure of the Association of Investors and Owners
¶ Employers and Share-holders of a particular workplace facility (hereby workplace) are to be members of affiliated Associations’ sub-organization.
¶ Employers and Share-holders of a Locality or Urban Districts are elected representatives of the aforementioned affiliate.
¶ First Order Association of Unions are to consist of members of Chief representatives elected in respective Localities or Urban Districts among the aforementioned representatives.
¶ First Order Associations are to be comprised along Regional and Urban Council demarcations.
¶ First Order Associations are to elect among themselves 100 Chief Delegates which constitute the Second Order Association of Unions.

Constituting State Office of Labour

§ Instructs the creation of hybrid instruments for the administrative oversight of this legislation
¶ The Lord High Chancellor of the Grand Duchy of Nasphilitae is to establish the Department of Labour headed by a High Officer appointed by the Secretary of State.
¶ The High Officer of the Department of Labour is to oversee the appropriate establishment of the State Office of Labour.
¶ The State Office of Labour is tasked to mediate disagreements between the Second Orders of Associations of Union and of Investors and Owners (hereby “the Associations”).

§ Defines scope and coverage of the State Office of Labour
¶ The State Office of Labour is tasked with operatioal oversight within each workplace of Nasphilitae for the purposes of consolidation, economic resolution of discrepancies, fair working conditions, proper environmental equipment, swift employment procedures, and effective production methods.
¶ The State Office of Labour is free to organise its’ internal bodies as it sees fit, limited within the goal of efficiently conducting its’ tasks.

Appending duties of lucrative entities

§ Providing legal mechanisms for guaranteeing the right to employment and life via lucrative entities’ duties.
¶ All lucrative entities must provide clear criteria for employment.
¶ Applicants which fulfill the criteria enjoy freedom from further scrutiny in the form of non-work related inquiry; whether conducted by interview questions outside the scope relevant to the mattr or by specific departments of Human Resources, prior to employment.
¶ State lucrative entities must provide living wages to all employees, set by agreement between the Associations within a specific workplace.
¶ State and Public lucrative entities must provide free access to paid vacation days, paid leaves, assistance to impoverished families of their workforce, and humane housing conditions for all in their workforce.
¶ Budget for humane housing conditions is to be determined by negotiated agreement between the Associations on each Regional level.
¶ All pensions in the Grand Duchy of Nasphilitae are to be re-adjusted two times annually, as to account for inflantory changes.

Appending duties of lucrative entities in environmental and ecological restructions

§ The following provisions are to be effective as of different date than other provisions set by this legislation.
¶ Provisions of Chapter VII are to be effective partially as of November 15. 2024.
¶ Provisionns of Chapter VII are to be fully effective as of February 15. 2024.
¶ By November 15. 2024., entities not adhering to environmental and ecological standards are to be subject to excise flat to 10% of their revenue.
¶ As of February 15. 2024., entities not adhering to environmental and ecological standards are to be set under economic administration of the State Office of Labour.

§ Instructs the establishment of Research Department for Environmental Standardication and Inspection within the Department of Labour. as a sub-organisational unit within the Chancellory.
The Department of Labour, The Chancellory in conjunction with its State Offices, are to create a professional Research Department for Environmental Standardication and Inspection (hereby the RDESI).
¶ The RDESI is tasked with the creation of clear and effective technical criteria, in the aim of ecological depollution, for each Industrial branch.
¶ Criteria is to be listed and completed within two weeks of this Act coming to force.
The Department of Labour, The Chancellory and the RDESI are tasked with executive scrutiny over investigations during inspections of each workplace, as to ensure that such criteria have been introduced.

ANNEX I

§ All institutions mentioend in Chapters III, IV, V and VI are to be considered non-political and of no future political involvement; Any transformation and or use of these institutions by anyone will be heavily sanctioned and the corresponding institution amended from existing.

ANNEX II

§ The RDESI shall be a direct Department under the Chancellory headed by the Second Deputy Chancellor, comprised of two expert working groups, whose disputes on the standardisations shall be settled by the Second Deputy Chancellor.

Lower House In Favour (Total Votes): 199
Lower House Against (Total Votes): 56
Lower House Active Abstains (Total Votes): 2

Upper House In Favour (Total Votes): 421
Upper House Against (Total Votes): 210
Upper House Active Abstains (Total Votes): 0

Date Act was enacted: 05.30.2024
Date Act is enforced: 03.06.2024 and 15.12.2025.

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“Banalities of Anomie and Alas - II”

“Part II:Four months amidst the three-month binge”

- Randice Mal Ruminrood

“Oh, what fun”

Section I of Part II=Book II

⛬ My head kept nodding into slumber, already irritated at the world, from events earlier that day, the second or third day. It was one of those days, during the mid-seasons, when the warm oceanic air reached New Sorthane. It brings with it that, repulsive, sun-asphalt, sudden, city heat. Two weeks ago “The Winter” had formally ended, as snow on the mounts melted away. Naturally, I’ve spent most of the day in the rented apartment. I recall that it was at that time I’ve discovered “Systems Arts”. Too many hours were poured, attempting to make use of it.

⛬ Another “ingenious” idea of the Reform Party during the 90’s, was to use the intranet topography of OPAL, within the administration. For some reason, Travis “Andrew” Palmer, in 2007., at least according to his own accounts, suggested to David Innsbolt, the locking of Nasphilitaes’ ccTLD into a “Supra-Intranet”. Innsbolt, used this to incentivise, domestically, the SECOND Digital Revolution, but to also massively censor network media in 2013. What’s interesting is that Lumen actually designed this.

⛬ Enter your ID, social security code, full birth name, and digital certificate which came from the ISP containing your National Registry data. Then, locate the software, confirm your purchase though an SSH handshake between the keyed certificates, and begin downloading. Keep in mind this: it was shortly after the August-September protests of 2019., so PrototAutomatons OS, packet speed, and all that, were still unavailable.

⛬ After two hours, during which Rainer left for work, with no acknowledgements towards me being awake for 52 hours and inside; It downloaded. Over the following 10 hours, I popped additional NasphoDesoxyns, while learning the basics. I became so enraged that it made me finally go outside. No money, no food, Rainer wasn’t back so he likely spent all little earning he got on gambling.
Went to the first ATM, card declined. Went additional kilometre away to the second, two ARM’s in some facility, first one: gave an error. Third one finally worked. The art assignment was due in four days, but having taken some 7 or 8 or 9 doses of NaspoDesoxyns, I had to take a walk. My brain was already over-sensitised, but my body had to let out some energy. This gives a weird situation.

⛬ After walking around some, I’d say, 1/7th of New Sorthane, within two hours (which usually would take me 3 and a half), I’ve decided to buy acrylics and finish the assignment the analogue way. I came back home around 2200PM and started working on it. Popped one more NaspoDesoxyn. Around 2330PM, the hot coastline air clashed with the storming Inclinelands and the regular cold Southern Mountlands air of New Sorthane. This frontal event caused a three-hour storm, likes of which I’ve never seen.
At around 0200-0300AM, the storm dissipated and Rainer came back. I was still painting the project. The look he gave me was that of disgust. Knowing that he earlier spoke about moving out, this intensiy signalled to me that — the decision was made at that exact moment. Upon locking himself in his compartment, I’ve decided to take a walk on The Boulevard, taking some NaspoBarbs with me, so that I could sleep when I came back. The walk was beautiful.

“The Rose Boulevard – Goodbye”

Section II of Part II=Book II

⛬ The day was crammed, but the night was thrifty.

⛬ Stumbling about at the odd hours is a call for some disarray in Agorport and (from what I’ve heard) the mounds in west-side of Suhavenster, but it was always unreceptive across New Sorthane. A rectangular bloc dividing of the tenet from the “Rose Boulevard”. Vividly I recall now, how breathing of a sight it was; the glazed, golden magistral roads and wide side-walks from the storm; An array, seemingly endless, of switching spruce and white pines, were on both end-sides. I’ve taken two NaspoBarbs; then one more.
…
Rarely idle of rushing cars, impatient people; It had granted me this wondrously destitute perspective. Upkept grasslands separated the double-lanes, with a lone King Pike, placed precisely 195 meters from the other. It bestowed upon me freedom to muddled thoughts…
At one point, I forgot of all but one detail, statements which now have kept ringing in my head. Rainer received a notice from the Local Council a few days ago, regarding his mental condition. Affirmed by this private hospital which I’ve now gotten to. Bright, red, and white, logo a-top of it.
The notice said, in a tone almost alike dialogue:

–

– “I’ve learned, at intervals, and through equivocal hints, of a yet nother particular feature. Rainer was enchained by certain superstitions regarding the dwelling which he tenanted. From whence, in many years, he never ventured forth from. This effigy was described by him too unclear to re-instate — some peculiarities in the form of his estate, had been dinted of sufferance, obtained over his soul-an effect brought down upon the morale of his existence… (…)”

–

⛬ I was returning to the apartment, I think. Anticipating on notifying him on this, he had left. Entering my room, there was a post-it note situated on my computer screen:
“I’ve fixed whatever it was you were attempting to do. Made some art-piece myself. The program requires basic geometric planning. I am leaving. In seven days from now, Lumen arranged for us all to meet; At some restaurant inn the middle of Fieldlers’ Thane. Take the Cerulean rail road, 17 stops from the Central Station. 1600PM, the restaurant is right beside the stop. See you in seven days. I won’t return.” — Rainer
So, he never got his notice, which continued:

–

– “(…) He always comes back to the same place, day after day, just watching it like it was yesterday. Despite the fact that it causes him tremendous anxiety, he insists on returning. He insists it’s for therapeutic reasons, but I remain skeptical. He doesn’t respond well to questions about his personal life and became extremely angry when I mentioned events prior to what he calls “The Black Month”. He told me the other day that he’d been experiencing hallucinations, without clearly describing them. Naturally, I didn’t take him seriously. I saw no evidence to suggest this was the case, but upped his prescriptions anyway. He claims the extra medication helps. I bet it does.”

The painting was a geometric object, a vector piece of art shaped into some sort of a ship in a bottle. Rainer paid out the rent, later Randice found out. Five years ago, were their last moments. What ought to be seen as strange to some is that Lumen arranged for the last meeting.
…?
What day is it, anyway? What year is it, which month is it?

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“Death of Public Life and Parapacynical School”

Authored by Robert Stenhouse

Alumni:Professor at the University of Suhavenster in Department International Relations within the Faculty for Political Sciences. Founder and former Chairman of the aforementioned Department. Formerly censored by four different regimes (1996-2024).

Published via the IaN project, fully and freely available in electronic form on the Open Public Access Library catalogue.

NAACN Code: Pending, as the author had not submitted it for codification.

Resume and Abstract:

This work before you is short, as of 19th September 2024. Given that the infamous Robert Stenhouse is its author, content might be revised with additions but never subtractions, this paragraphs sentence here serves to notify if and when new content be added.

  • In Introduction, I congratulate myself and my enemies for victory against them and me respectively, as the concept of Nasphilitaes Polyarchy in constant institutionalised civil war intoduced by me, has had this tremendous effect of killing public life instrumentalised by those who disdain me.
  • In Defense Before The Inquisitors, the concepts of “Public Life” and “Parapacynical School” are introduced, defined and contextualised, with the central thematic of death being elaborated and demonstrated, as to avoid answering before the Grand Inquisitors of Academia.
  • In Exlusive Dynamic Sphere, International Relations and foreign policy is noticed as a dynamic sphere, though participation is as in most spheres of policy, inclusive only to institutions and therefore the public is excluded; This should be seen as admittance, rather than new development.
  • In the closing section of this work which is Necromance of The Parapacynical School, this author performs a necromance of the ancient “Parapathetic School” in a contemporary format, it deals with the individual and provides practical guidance to life in the era of post-truth.

Introduction

Viewing that the public life is no longer living, I’ve made preparations for the waking of this open casket. Embalmed, I now present contents of the casket to you, some of which are responsible for it now being a corpse, for the sake of funeral initiation. As with all caskets, this one has been kept in my home, so there is just one pleading request of all attendees; Please, let us begin, do not mourn nor grieve, for we have all seen such remorse often enough that all value in them is reduced to self-pity. Let us just acclaim the death and begin.

From all my caskets both finished and undone, which you’ve now presented as being all caskets known to man, I’ve buried this corpse in the most beautiful. Far from luxurious, far from impoverished, yet too avoiding the perfect strike and appearing bestowed by beauty from its oddities. It is, therefore, perfect. All good casquets are adequate, in that describing their aesthetics, one describes its contents… Expression that is unnerved and offended? Perhaps what unsettled some is the exclamation of responsibility, as if this is the only life you have killed. Murder is not unknown to you but with this one, you have murdered all other which depend on its living for their spontaneous emergence. There is no need to be anxious of prosecution, as organisations and the subset of institutions, cannot be trialled.

To feel offended is understandable but not sympathetic, better yet, I congratulate you! In days to come, when this casket is carried to its open grave, I will show you the autopsy. It seems that your constant insistence on my own Polyarchy manifesting itself, is one of major or the major factor in this death. Afterwards, as we all will listen to the commemoration of a boring to the point of bothersome other institution, I shall explain why remorse to most others ought not to be felt, either. Finally, I’ve prepared a eulogy for another gravestone, which lies 291 steps south of this ones open grave, as our death custom traditions insist.

Defense Before The Inquisitors

In the context of what you are reading (which is the Post-Industrial Society), the term “Public Life” includes in itself the principle notions of “Public participation”(def) or “Popular involvement in the discourse, influence or decision-making of government policy, with non-exhaustive emphasis on public policy.” We are not witnessing the death of public participation nor public policy, those are not what is being addressed. Public life is dead as a result of many things, none which are public trust, accountability, nor efficiency in applying policy. In my previous censored paper and throughout, I’ve crticised the deceitfully termed “democratisation of policy” for its dependence on the median voter. The Reform Party has utilised inefficiency and lack of transparency with this criticism as empty rhetoric in the past. This isn’t an anathema against the liberal principle of the right to assembly and such, quite the contrary, my criticism towards popular democratisation of policy were out of fear that precisely those would be trampled upon by the mass populace itself.

The death of Public Life has been killed upon its self-proclaimed “evolution” from Local participation and deliberation to Citizen participation and deliberation. Other murderers include: Propaganda Espionage and the Media (state and private respectively), Participatory culture, Emergence of organisational captivity, and Self-expressive pseudo-living. We will not dwell on workforce organisation, as it is not my subject. Instead, we are witnessing a self-perpetuating cycle which leads to nothing but free loading of ritualistic festivals, though has potential to be escalated if internal strife is needed. Unknown citizens participate in discourse and influence within the public life through institutions, expressing propaganda or media values in the form of organised attitudes. This is observable as in the process of elections, so in the process of any physical or network deliberation regarding the public, shared sphere.

The modernist industrialist societies are characterised by grandiose narratives, which are themselves redundant xerox of public assembly and great council deliberation clubs, such as fascism, communism and other perverted forms of totalitarian systems. It is important to note that the post-industrial society of today is an improvement over the modernist industrial societies of yesterday. Reasons for which were mentioned in this chapters first paragraph. However, the post-industrial society requires “guided democracy: administrative overhead, overbearing education, over-qualification, articulated and aggregated media focus groups.” These conditions lead to participatory subcultures, filter bubbles and conditions described in the previous paragraph.

I apologise for this “intermezzo”, though it is required by the academic inquisition, which ought not to be blamed for any of this as they are not aware of how separated they’ve become from the average person. My initial fears of the population committing self-extinction were misplaced. Instead, what these 30-40 years have brought is the end of public life. The self-extinction came in the form of atomic, self-contained individuals, which suffer from self-knowledge biases.

Exclusive Dynamic Sphere

When we are young, we are courageous, but only in old age is that when care of prudence is the height. When authority of internal political affairs is marked with post-truth speeches of no meaning, like pirates, we are lost unless we are discovered. A voyage lies ahead, friends share in common what they have, and I will satisfy their demands if they will only get others which are lost to plead their cause. If they inquire, “Among whom and whence are you?”, our father was a freedman who butchered the Buckeneers for gold. We are natives of the Marcellist Nasphalitae, with no faces to show, only writings as token of their severity. It is time to burn these books, this is the stock and blood of which we have sprung.

What is left to be said, of the exclusivity to foreign affairs and its two offspring which are to be kept separate, that I already have not sung and been regulated for? A honeyed draught thought; “Here comes the old man, infallible, wishing to mentor the people and in voice. He is to be proclaimed as banished from this Academy.” Those which made this proclamation, on the part of this here public audience, speedily assembled and dispersed. With such experience, how am I not to vigorously support that they be excluded from the HM Cabinet matters?

Heed my warning, for unlike those of flock, I do not take any adventurer with a flagged ship to be of divine authority. Beware the oracle, the spectre, the film tapers. They are masters of the human mind and soul, not to the insult of the AID but you know methods which have been declassified, while the printing machine is yet a craftsmanship for mystery. These lighthouses have grown immensely, whatever is projected by one reaches the whole of mankind, successfully in every case.

No words evoke a pure idiotic self-deception than “I am free from media bias!”, exclaimed by the a rhetorician whose awareness of free thinking songs was composed to him, by apparently him.

Necromance of The Parapacynical School

Retire now and thither away from this carousel. All that once could be changed on the town square, has become deluded, regardless of which flock you choose to fly with. All that once could be gained from banter on the marketplace traps you; “Even the Noble Hearts, Will Taint With Gold”(a popular proverb from 1930-1962 Marcellist rule) All that once studied and gifted the only virtue of prudence to the world, detached itself from it to such a comedic extent, that the world does not understand their findings of the world. Instead, I call all who seek study to throw themselves into the world and allow the vibrancies of physical experience to take over, only upon doing so can speculations and cohesive thoughts on it be formed.

All is futile under the Public sun(references Ecclesiastes), happiness is the use of reason coinciding with the universal logic that governs, as Perennialists claimed. While the human mind ought to be morally indifferent in matters of controlled emotion (or “affect”), they aren’t of no value. It serves reciprocity of relative value in proportion to self-preservation. Pursuit of virtue is all a single atom in this era of post-truth ought to yearn for, if happiness is sought.

Alternatively, if possessing great will and adequate labour, one may seek to lead a flagged ships voyage. Such ambitions are welcome if their applicant bears in mind the sorrows of venturing above and beyond the Public. If, irresponsible to oneself, they freefall into what is more akin to an opium dream, desire for greatness will truly cause a freefalling crash into endless remorse. That is all.

– Robert Stenhouse.

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The Codified Constitutional Act of Nasphilitae

CONTENTS:

  1. The Preamble
  2. Guiding Principles of this document
  3. Chapter I: Status of the document
  4. Chapter II: The Judiciary
  5. Chapter III: The “Elective Collective Liberal Monarchy” of Nasphilitae
  6. Chapter IV: The Ordinance on Electoral Law of 2023. with revisions
  7. Chapter V: The Primary Tri-Executive Bodies & Their Responsibilities
  8. Chapter VI: The Independent Executive Agencies
  9. Chapter VII: The Regional Devolution Provisions (NOTE: Not included due to word limit)
  10. Chapter VIII: The Locality Decentralisationn Provisions (NOTE: Not included due to word limit)

The Preamble

The Collective and its formative constituents Will of Nasphilitae, bestows upon themselves means of guaranteeing that the fundamental values of freedom, equality, justice, opportunity and unity, are ensured by codification of fundamental laws and rules in this document.

Guiding Principles of this document

This document hereby terms itself in its full form as “The Codified Constitutional Act of Nasphilitae”.
All legislation must refer to this document by its full form.
The document declares its content to be speech act utterances, mandating its own performativity on itself.
All scalar implicatures derived from this documents contents are null and void.

Chapter I: Status of the document

(1) This document is a primary legislation and first among equals with prior constitutional acts.
	a. All prior constitutional acts are obligated to be subordinate to this document.
	b. This document has precedential jurisprudence, as also an interventive reference, in all conflict of laws.
	c. If all existing rules and conventions are silent in a case, the Supreme Court is obligated to resolve such a case by full discretion of its decision, after which that decision must be amended into this document.
	e. This document explicitly nullifies the prohibitive clause (17) of the Home Rule Act 1661/1662, absolving the obligation to presume absolute illegality unless legislated otherwise.
	f. The document is prohibited to retroactively nullify other constitutional acts and their contents from hereon.
	
(2) The interpretation of this document and all other constitutional acts in Nasphilitae must follow the living tree doctrine.
	a. All constitutional statutes may be re-interpretated in tongue, as set by principle of plain language.
	b. All constitutional statute may be re-contextualised in spirit, as set by principle of social change.
	c. All subsequent changes set by court decisions must rectify the respective constitutional statutes as to avoid contradicton.
	d. All court decisions must adhere to existing constitutional statutes so long as they are adequate in tongue and in spirit.
	
(3) Judicial decisions must ensure justice by judgement of outcome and sanction by redemptive means.	
	a. This document solidifies the principle of consequential justice as ultimate in Nasphilitae, derived from prior traditions set by court practice, statutes and judicial decisions.
	b. All judicial decisions must only account for mens rea in estimating intent of parties in court cases.
	c. All judicial decisions must prescribe sanctions only in accordance to redemptive justice, as means of enuring justice free from punitive or rehabilitative constraints.
	
(4) This document mandates that all lex specialis be subordinate to lex generalis.
	a. Lex generalis or the whole is greater than lex specialis of the particular matter.
	b. This document nullifies all attempts of retroacive incorporation a lex specialis when rectified.
	c. All laws, rules and regulations in Nasphilitae must follow the principle of least intervention into individual lives.
	d. All laws, rules and regulations in Nasphilitae must follow the principle of highest remedy into the communities social lives.
	e. The Collective interest of Nasphilitae is the supreme absolute sovereign of Nasphilitae as a whole.
	f. All Constituents of the Collective and their particular interests must be subordinate to the Collective interests.

Chapter II: The Judiciary

(1) The Judiciary branch of Nasphilitae is independent from its Executive and Legislature branches.
	a. The Judiciary branch must safeguard Collective values and interests through adequate procedures.
	b. Operational, organisational, doctrinal and decisions enacted by Judicial bodies in Nasphilitae are separated from the Legislature and Executive branches.
	c. Enactments described in II-1-b are decided upon independently by justices of Nasphilitae.
	
(2) The collective, central Judicial institutions of Nasphilitae are the Royal Court, the High Courts of Justice, and the Supreme Court of Justice.
	a. The Royal Court is comprised of 10 justices, 10 public defenders and 20 attorneys of the Court whose term lasts for 5, 2.5, and 3, years respectively.
	b. The Royal Court jurisdiction are issues relating to the High and Low Nobility in Nasphilitae, with exemption of The Grand Duke and Head of State.
	c. The High Courts of Nasphilitae include The High Court for Financial Crime, The High Court for International Crime, The High Court for Criminal Justice, The High Court for Family Law, and the High Court for Tort law.
	d. Comprising each of the High Courts are 25 justices, 20 public defenders and 20 attorneys of the Court whose terms last for 4, 3, and 3.5, years respectively.
	e. The High Courts serve as first line of Appeal, sequenced by the Supreme Court of Justice, whose judgement is final.
	f. The Supreme Court is comprised of 3 High justices and 150 attorneys of law, wherein each 50 are sortitioned per 1 of the 3 High Justices.
	g. Term for the Supreme Court justices and attorneys is limited to 10 years, wherein each of the High Justices are rotated every 3.5 years, the term for each Supreme Court attorney is limited to 7 years and are rotated every 2.5 years.

(3) The staff of Central Judicial institutions must be selected following rules of merit and prior experience in Regional and Locality Judicial institutions.
	a. The individual citizen must finish adequate education and training in law as to practice justice.
	b. The training in law must be conducted as to progress from apprentice-attorney, attorney-at-law, to justice-apprentice.
	c. The attorneys-at-law represent the Judicial branch justices in Localities.
	d. The apprentice-attorney represent the Judicial branch public defenders and attorneys in Localities.
	e. The justice-apprentice represent the Judicial branch on a Regional level.
	f. All justice must be conducted following vertical procedures, from Localities to the Central Judicial institutions, through lines of appeal.

(4) The Judiciary of Nasphilitae is adversarial in nature and is therefore separate from prosecution.
	a. Public prosecution and Judicial justice is separated.
	b. Under no circumstances may any individual on Nasphilitae be subject to procedures or treatment characteristic to the Inquisitorial justice system.

Chapter III: The “Elective Collective Liberal Monarchy” of Nasphilitae

(1) The Grand Duchy of Nasphilitae is formally declared as an Elective Collective Liberal Monarchy from hereon.
	a. The Grand Duke and Head of State is elected among the Heads of Sixteen High Noble families (hereby referred to as The Peerage), by the 75 Earls whose votes result in a minimum 3 candidates, which proceed to national elections.
	b. The Grand Duke and Head of State candidates are subject to national elections of an exhaustive ballot, in which the winning requirement is receiving 50+1% votes of the total population.
	c. If no candidate receives the winning requirement in III-1-b, the candidate with the least percent votes is eliminated, this process is repeated until the winning requirement is met by a single candidate.
	d. The Grand Duke and Head of State serves for life and represents the will of Nasphilitae as a Collective entity.
	
(2) Nasphilitae's core principles of liberalism in political rights are to be exercised by procedural democracy.
	a. Nasphilitae guarantees fundamental political rights, freedoms and duties as a Collective entity to all of its Constituent particular entities.
	b. Every Constituent particular entity of Nasphilitae must defend all other Constituent entities' of Nasphilitae fundamental political rights, freedoms and duties.
	c. Fundamental political rights, freedoms and duties are to be enjoyed, conducted and implemented using the means of democracy which must be limited by the instruments of procedures, including the rule of law and regulations.
	d. Entities which have been granted positions of Collective interest are obligated to initiate, fulfill and absolve themselves of such positions in accordance to previously established procedures, of temporal limitations.

(3) Public offices are operational means by which Collective interests are manifested.
	a. Internal Collective interests must be subject to vertical and horizontal divisions of power and responsibility, by specialisation of public offices.
	b. External Collective interests must be exercised by all Constituent particular entities of Nasphilitae, with primacy of The Grand Duke and Head of State, which is the sole public office representing Nasphilitae in all external matters.
	c. All public officials enjoy limited privileges, comprised of immunity from investigation, prosecution, or court procedures.
	d. Limitation of privileges enjoyed by all public officials must be clearly regulated in accordance to their respective powers and responsibilities.
	e. Limitation of privileges enjoyed by all public officials must be clearly regulated in time of holding the respective public office and in space of the respective public office, at minimum.
	
(4) The vertical division of power and responsibility among public offices in Nasphilitae exist on four levels of governance.
	a. The Elective Collective Liberal Monarchy is the absolute sovereign of Nasphilitae, comprised of all integral territories, which must be subordinate to it.
	b. Regions of Nasphilitae are granted limited self-governance within the absolute sovereign of Nasphilitae, further detailed in Chapter VII of this document.
	c. Localities of Nasphilitae are granted limited self-governance within the absolute sovereign of Nasphilitae and the respective Region in which they are located, further detailed in Chapter VIII of this document.
	d. Urban Localities of Nasphilitae are granted limited self-governance within the absolute sovereign of Nasphilitae so long as they adhere to the Statute of the respective City which they comprise and are represented at in the Urban Council and Urban Assembly of the respective City.
	
(5) The horizontal divisions of power and responsibility among public offices in Nasphilitae exist between and within the Executive branch and Legislative Bi-Cameral Parliament.
	a. Nasphilitae must be governed in adherence to fusion of powers of the Executive and Legislative Branches, which exist on all vertical levels.
	b. The Bi-Cameral Parliament is the Central body of the Legislative branch with power of initiation.
	c. The power of initiation of the Legislative branch may be delegated and conducted to and by its Executive branch bodies.
	d. A public official may be exempt from conflict of interests so long as they act in accordance to the powers and responsibilities of the respective Executive and Legisltive branch public office.
	e. Public officials are prohibited from abuse of powers and responsibilities, granted to them by whichever respective public office, as means of pursuing their private interests.

Chapter IV: The Ordinance on Electoral Law of 2023. with revisions

(1) Electoral rights and rules of procedures for all elections.
	a. Active electoral rights are granted to all citizens of Nasphilitae of and as from the age of 21 years old.
	b. Passive electoral rights are granted to all citizens of Nasphilitae as from the age of 21 years old until the age of 60 years old.
	c. All elections in Nasphilitae must be conducted under the principles of privacy and integrity, manifested as obligation of keeping ones own votes secret and as prohibition of any electoral fraud including the misuse of mass media and slander, respectively.
	d. All elections in Nasphilitae, conducted nationally and universally on all four vertical levels, for the sake of electing public officials in the Executive and Legislative branches, must contain a ballot comprised solely of political parties.
	e. All elections in Nasphilitae must adhere to protocolar integrity, through means of timely and precisely informing all citizens of their results.

(2) Elections of the Bi-Cameral Parliaments Lower House of the Collective.
	a. Lower House of the Collective is structurally comprised of 225 seats, allocated to political parties in two-round national elections, term which belongs to the respective political party.
	b. Lower House of the Collective is functionally representative of the collective will within Nasphilitae and therefore enjoys the greatest extent in power of initiation from all public offices.
	c. Seats within the Lower House of the Collective are limited to a term of 5 years, after which elections must be announced on March 20., with the first round held on May 20., and the second round held on May 27., whose official inauguration into this public office begins on May 30. of the year election is held.
	d. Threshold for passing elections for the Lower House of the Collective is 7.5% of total turn-out in the first round which follows the Webster method of allocating 124 out of 225 seats by results of the political parties, including second-round political parties which reserve their minimum seats in the first round.
	e. The second round in the Lower House of the Collective is held between the top two winning political parties with the most percentages gained in the first round and the corresponding seats secured, following the adjusted D'Hondt method of allocating the remaining 101 seats, adjusted by granting the winning political party additional 34 seats.

(3) Elections of the Bi-Cameral Parliaments Upper House of the Localities.
	a. Upper House of the Localities is structurally equal to the sum of the fixed number of electoral constituencies within Nasphilitae and the fixed number of Urban Localities within Nasphilitae, totalling 631.
	b. Upper House of the Localities is functionally representative of the Locality and therefore is held accountable for furthering local interests in power of initiation as a national public official.
	c. Seats withinn the Upper House of the Localities are limited to a term of 7 years, after which elections must be announced on August 30., and held on October 20., whose official inauguration into this public office begins on November 1. of the year election is held.
	d. Elections for the Upper House of the Localities are comprised of political party ballots, wherein the winning seat is secured by whichever political party achieves a relative majority in the Locality, represented by the Locality's respective winning Delegate, all potential Delegates from all political parties in each Locality are selected prior to the election.
	e. Elections of the Upper House of Localities are simultaneously local elections, Urban Council elections wherein the Urban Council of a City is comprised of all winning Urban Delegates in their constituent Urban Localities, and Regional Assembly elections wherein the Regional Assembly is comprised of all winning Regional Delegates in their constituent Localities.
	
(4) Financial regulation of electoral campaigns, political parties and Legislative public offices.
	a. Electoral campaigns are financed through private means including but not necessarily, political party membership fees, publicly documented donations from non-public office entities operating residing or registered in Nasphilitae, and publicly documented accumulated wealth of all running political parties.
	b. Political parties which hold any public office are financed through the state budget, allocated by number of public offices held and vertical position of those public offices, whose documentation is collected and audited by Executive Agencies under the Lord Chancellory.
	c. Legislative public offices include the Governing public offices in the Bi-Cameral Parliament, HM Shadow Cabinet public offices in the Bi-Cameral Parliament, whose central resource cabinets are limited to 12, mirrored by resource in the opposition resource cabinets, totalling to 24.
	d. Legislative public offices include the governing and opposition central resource cabinet public offices in each Regional Assembly, Locality, and Urban Council, whose total numbers are limited to 6+6, 4+4, and 5+5 respectively.
	e. Resource allocation from the state budget is allocated to political parties as means of financing their held public offices and wages of their public officials.
	f. Wages of public officials mentioned in Chapter IV-(4)-c and Chapter IV-(4)-d of this document must not exceed x2.5 the median wage in Nasphilitae, per each official.
	
(5) Committee structure of the Bi-Cameral Parliamet and Legislative public offices of The Speaker, Head of HM's Shadow Cabinet, and Lead Representative of The Plenary Commmittee.
	a. The Speaker is the leader of whichever political party holds the most seats in the Lower House of the Collective, which is the Head of Government of Nasphilitae, whose term lasts 7 years, limited to a total number of 2 non-consecutive terms per lifetime.
	b. The Head of HM's Shadow Cabinet is the leader of whichever political party has the second most seats in the Lower House of the Collective, whose term is tied to the Houses' term of 5 years, limited to a total number of 3 non-consecutive terms per lifetime.
	c. The Lead Representative of The Plenary Committee is elected by members of the Upper House of Localities among political party leaders in the Lower House of the Collective, which have not been chosen in central resource cabinets of either the Government of Nasphilitae nor the HM Shadow Cabinet of Nasphilitae.
	d. The Bi-Cameral Parliament of Nasphilitae is a Committee-oriented Legislative body, whose members are obligated to participate in Parliamentary Committees, which may be mirrors of central resource cabinets, single issue based, or ad hoc based.

(6) Legislative calendar, legislative procedure, and The Agenda
	a. The Lower House of Collective assembles every Thursday and Friday, presided by The Lead Representative of The Plenary Committee.
	b. The Upper House of the Localities assembles every Monday and Tuesday, presided by The Speaker and Head of Government.
	c. All members of the Bi-Cameral Parliament, including members of the Government and HM's Shadow Cabinet, are obligated to inform the Lead Representative of The Plenary Committee a minimum of two weeks ahead of each assembly on topics they wish to be presented.
	d. The Lead Representative of The Plenary Committee is obligated to formulate and inform all members of the Bi-Cameral Parliament on upcoming Agenda of Topics a minimum of one week before they are presented during assembly.
	e. The Plenary Committee is delegated powers of investigation, scrutiny and prosecution against members of the Government and HM's Shadow Cabinet, whose findings and reports it must share with the HM Cabinet of The Grand Duke and Head of State.
	f. Bills are presented every Thursday, after which they are passed to The Lower House of Collective's Parliamentary Committees, which present an amended Bill on Friday, the same procedure occurs in The Upper House of Localities on Monday and Tuesday, after which The Lower House of the Collective votes on the amended Bill with 50+1 requirement for enactment; Extraordinarily, The Plenary Committee is granted power to draft an alternative version of the Bill, in cases where the first voting fails to pass.
	
(7) The Plenary Committee
	a. The Lead Representative of The Plenary Committee has a term of 3 years, with an unlimited number of re-elections per lifetime.
	b. The Plenary Committee must contain 6 additional members, selected by discretion of the Lead Representative, from among members of The Upper House of the Localities.
	c. The Plenary Committee serves as both a negotiating procedural Committee and as an auditing body vested with powers of investigation, scrutiny, prosecution, litigation, amnesty, and budgetary revision.

Chapter V: The Primary Tri-Executive Bodies & Their Responsibilities

(1) Three Central bodies of the Executive branch are accoutable for manifestig The Collective interests, which are hereby termed as Primary Tri-Executive Bodies.
	a. The HM Cabinet of The Grand Duke and Head of State of Nasphilitae, whose Head members must be titular Nobility, and which structure must include the resource matters of External Affairs, of the Royal Armed Forces, and of the Agency for Identification and Documentation.
	b. The HM Cabinet is presided by The Grand Duke and Head of State of Nasphilitae; Extraordinarily, the Deputy Head of the HM Cabinet concerned with The Royal Armed Forces may preside in their stead, unless chosen otherwise prior by the Grand Duke and Head of State.
	c. The Government of Nasphilitae is presided by the Speaker and Head of Government of Nasphilitae, whose central resource cabinets are limited to 12, which must be headed by members of the ruling political party or the ruling coalition of political parties.
	d. The HM Shadow Cabinet of Nasphilitae is presided by the Head of the HM Shadow Cabinet of Nasphilitae, whose central resource cabinets are limited to 12, with matters and head members mirroring that of the Government Cabinet.
	
(2) Indiviudal and collective authorities and responsibilities in the Primary Tri-Executive Bodies.
	a. The Heads of HM Cabinet and Head members of The HM's Shadow Cabinet are individually responsible for their central resource cabinet matters.
	b. The Government of Nasphilitae is collectively responsible for all head members, with primary responsibility held by the Head of Government.
	c. The Head of State and Grand Duke, together with The Deputy Head of the HM Cabinet for the Royal Armed Forces, are limited in extent of power over other Heads of the HM Cabinet.
	d. The Head of HM's Shadow Cabinet is limited in extent of power over other Heads in the HM's Shadow Cabinet.
	e. The Head of Government of Nasphilitae coordinates and instructs Heads of his central resource cabinet matters.
	f. Each Head of any central resource cabinets mentioned in Chapter V-(2) is individually responsible for internal functionality and structure of other bodies and institutions within their allocated resource.

(3) Royal Primogenitures.
	a. The Head of State and Grand Duke of Nasphilitae, as well as his Heads of HM Cabinets, enjoy the privilege of royal primogeniture in implementing and manifesting legislation of The Bi-Cameral Parliament.
	b. The Head of State and Grand Duke of Nasphilitae, as well as his Heads of HM Cabinets, are obligated to urgently act on any notice received by The Plenary Committee.
	c. Heads of HM Cabinets, are subject to investigation by The Plenary Committee of Nasphilitae, to prosecution by the Police and Militia Forces of Nasphilitae, to scrutiny and auditing by the Lord Chancellory of Nasphilitae, and are obligated to appear in whichever Court by request of any body in the Judiciary branch of Nasphilitae.
	d. The Head of State and Grand Duke of Nasphilitae, may on their own discretion and in the name of the collective interests, enact Ordinance legislations without prior consultation to any other Executive nor Legislative body in Nasphilitae.
	e. Ordinances enacted by The Head of State and Grand Duke of Nasphilitae may only be overruled and nullified by the Supreme Court of Nasphilitae.

Chapter VI: The Independent Executive Agencies

(1) Independent Executive Agencies of Nasphilitae are independent institutions with particular powers vested in them for the sake of auditing ordinary state institutions and or objectively pursuing violations of collective interests.
	a. Formation of these institutions require a wide consensus among existing entities with Executive, Legislative, investigatory or revisory powers.
	b. Formation of these institutions includes a Statute, which upon initialisation of its' activity, serves to guide the purpose-driven functioning of itself and as legal protection of rights vested to fulfill its duty.
	c. Upon initialisation of an Independent Executive Agency's activity, they represent the means of enforcing collective interests by other entities of Nasphilitae, and are held responsible only by the High Courts of Nasphilitae and the Supreme Court of Nasphilitae.
	d. Strict conflict of interests exists in all employees of an Independent Executive Agency, which cannot hold any other public office simultaneously.
	e. No other central Executive nor Legislative body of Nasphilitae is granted the right to exert any form of pressure on any employee within an Independent Executive Agency.
	
(2) The Lord Chancellory.
	a. The Lord Chancellory is the supreme auditing and revisory Executive Agency within Nasphilitae, primarily tasked with revision of public budgeting and sanctioning suspicions of corruption by other state entities, with additional power of scrutinising and auditing the functioning of all other public offices.
	b. The Lord Chancellory is headed by the Lord Chancellor State Secretary, whose primary task is overseeing proper and lawful functioning of other Independent Executive Agencies, through the formation of State Departments on own discretion.
	c. Lord Chancellor State Secretary is selected by the Joint Board of State Secretary Departments and Lord Chancellory Secretariats (hereby known as the Joint Board) on rules of merit, for a term of 11 years, with no chance of re-election in lifetime.
	d. Rules of merit for all lead members in The Lord Chancellory, which are members of the Joint Board, include specialised education, training, qualification, work and recommendation in public administration.
	e. The Lord Chancellor State Secretary presides over the Joint Board meetings at minimum once a week.
	
(3) Public Administration Corpus.
	a. All public administration employees in Nasphilitae form the Public Administration Corpus, which serves as an apprentice institution for filtering future members of the Lord Chancellory institutions, by rules of merit.
	b. Employment in public administration requires rules of merit qualifications in education and training.
	c. Public Administration Corpus is the only Independent Executive Agency exempt from the clause regarding conflict of interest in Chapter VI-(1)-d. of this document.

(4) The Agency for Identification and Documentation Departments.
	a. The AID Departments are operational Independent Executive Agencies, tasked with manifesting decisions of The AID Central within the HM Cabinet, by means of own choice so long as they are required to fulfill tasks necessary of the respective Department.
	b. AID Department Eight is specialised to manifest decisions by means chosen, which are necessary for protecting the Royal Armed Forces and the Diplomatic Corpus of Nasphilitae.
	c. AID Department Ten is specialised to manifest decisions by means chosen, which are necessary for protecting internal order within Nasphilitae, together with the Police and Militia Forces of Nasphilitae.
	d. AID Department Nine is tasked and specialised to conduct operational misions it deems necessary or of collective interest, upon receiving allowance from The Lord Chancellor State Secretary and from The Grand Duke and Head of State of Nasphilitae, for such operations.
	e. Employment in The AID Departments is considered a collective strictly classified information which no Agent may disclose to any entity publicly, domestically or abroad.
	g. The AID Departments are held collectively responsible only for endangering collective interests of Nasphilitae by the Judiciary branch, legal proceedings which are disclosed from the public.

(5) The Central Association of Unions and Employees and the Central Association of Employers and Investors:
	a. Central bodies of the Association of Unions and Employees and of the Associationn of Employers and Investors (hereby known as The Two Associations) are Independent Executive Agencies, tasked with auditing and supervising delegated Associations at lower vertical levels.
	b. The Two Associations may intervene in cases of labour rights abuses or labour rights exploitations if their subsidiary bodies are inactive.
	c. The Two Associations must intervene in cases of conflict between their subsidiary bodies at any other lower level.
	d. The Two Associations are prohibited from inciting their subsidiary bodies into acting against one anothers interests.
	
(6) The Royal Treasury, The Central Bank, The Joint Service and The Agorport Stock Exchange.
	a. The Royal Treasury is an Independent Executive Agency tasked with maintaining collective reserve funds, hedgefunds and collective investment funds of Nasphilitae, as well as reporting suspicions of financial corruption in the crediting, insurance and credit rating markets to the Lord Chancellory.
	b. The Central Bank is an Independent Executive Agency tasked with constructing, suggesting, implementing and supervising central interest rates of the domestic currency, as well as overseeing and reporting on commercial banks adherence to its monetary policy.
	c. The Agorport Stock Exchange is an Independet Executive Agency Department of The Joint Service Independent Executive Agency, tasked with following domestic stock markets, investment flows, balance sheets, and Foreign Exchange rates.

(7) The RDEFI.
	a. The RDEFI is an Independent Executive Agency tasked with creating, publishing, updating, supervising and overseeing implementation of, ecological standards by lucrative private entities and worker cooperatives operating in Nasphilitae.
	b. The RDEFI staff must be comprised of 50% academic and 50% industry expertise in ecologically relevant fields, whose publications must be made available to the general public.
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Urgent Regulation regarding Broadband storms (Dec 07 2024)

→ Requested by the Prosecutor for Critical Infrastructure and Telecommunications. Accepted by the Lord Chancellory with “URGENCY” attribute; forwarded to The National Parliament and HM Government. The HM Government validated the request, each citing different reasons.
----> The Plenary Committee issued an “irregular Agenda Session” for The National Parliament. The Head of Government suggested Draft I for meeting the Requests goals. The HM Shadow Government voted in favour of Draft I. The Upper House of Localities forwarded a modified Draft I with technical corrections.
----> Draft II was enacted on December 07th, enforced immediately upon receiving approval from the HM Governments Head of State, which it had. Certain clauses are to be enforced as of December 10th.

The following documentation is not the original text, rather a plain language dispositive, as the Regulation itself envisions be made available through OPAL/IAN under the FPALS License. It is provided by Ayala Moran. Morans own comments (appear like this) in the document.

Quick Access of dispositive contents

I: The NUSP Task Force
II: Imperatives on Mitigation
III: The RFC and OPAL-IAN Directives
IV: Outside Communications Rules and Regulations
V: Rules and Regulations on the RAFI, Lumen, ~?RANDICE?~, and NUS AE

I: NUSP Task Force

1: This regulation approves the initial request of the Prosecutor for Crtical Infrastructure and Telecommunications, for a Task Force to be formed.

2: The Task Force functions xor duties are to:

  • Devise technical errata for absolute inefficiency of a broadband storm to occur;
  • Form an informational service, which is to display relevant information on the Joint Service Top Level Domain, available under the DFPAS (public international access) License;
  • Suggest mitigation measures until the exploit is fully mitigated as in unusable, and forward them to: The Lord Chancellory, The Supreme Court, The National Parliament (including Head of Government and Shadow Government), the HM Cabinet or only to the Head of HM Cabinet that is the Head of State upon own discretion of confidentiality.
  • Suggestions of the above, require approval from only two the composite thirteen entities comprising these institutions, upon which they are to be enforced immediately.

3: The Task Forces technical Errata is to devise an expanded protocol, which would unify but logically segment all currently active Protocols, as an addition to TCP/ACISPv4; hereby termed The NUSP or New Unified Systemic Protocol.

4: The Task Force ought to assess The STAR Protocol, whose moratorium had ended this year. The NUSP Task Force may modify it for additional functionality xor security but must document these changes. If the STAR Protocol is positively re-assessed either in its original ormodified form, it MUST be included into the above mentioned expanded protocol as well.

5: The NUSP Task Force must be composed of qualified experts, sortitioned in the field category of Systems Theory, whether expertised in academia or industry.

6: The NUSP Task Force is held accountable by the Judiciary branch.

II: Imperatives on Mitigation

1: This regulation obliges the immediate release of the four detainees at Clayinn on reason that digital forensics of their data or device memory are incompatible with the event of broadband storms.

2: Hereby the legislation imperatively and absolutely prohibits the availability of Bluetooth by remotely disabling domestic infrastructural support for it and permanently securing that any unauthorised re-activation of its support is highly unlikely to succeed.

3: Demands and permits the General Prosecutor to investigate remaining traces; By memory persistence xor Use of a Bluetooth-exclusive feature xor Examination ofcached traversal utilising Bluetooths Protocol Stack; As these will be remaining anomalies.

4: Obliges all service, server, platform, communications, cellular, radio, satellite, GSM, and signal providers to create: Multi-layer back-ups xor Failsafe solutions; With deadline oftheir ncorporation set on December 10th. Failure tomeet these requirements will result in: TLD firewalling ofthe provider and litigation ofthe accounntable official.

III: The RFC and OPAL-IAN Directives

1: The NUSPTF Joint Service documentation, hereby termed the Reporting Facultative Commission (RFC), is to provide information which the NUSPTF deems necessary or useful for the general public.

2: The RFC is obliged with the following tasks:

  • Elect among themselves the Chief Author, which is supervised by the NUSPTF selected Revision Author;
  • Provide information in a technical manner regarding the following topics:

3: The RFC reports to the General Prosecutor and is held accountable by the Lord Chancellory.

4: Staff of the RFC are to be provided by all entities licensed under the GPALv3.

5: OPAL is instructed to, henceforth, make available all literature within the Systems Theory category, which is older than 5 years sinnce publication.

6: The IaN is obligated in providing assistance to the RFC in the form of transcriptions of the RFC docuentation, in plain tongue, intended to be comprehensible by the general public.

IV: Outside Communications Rules and Regulations

1: All domestic domains are requird to use local and TLD’s firewalls. Motification of the TLD’s firewall is prohibited and sanctionable as a felony. Deadline for implementation is December 10th.

2: All domestic domains are to use only port filtering and geoblocking as defensive measures. The former as to accounnt for obsolete but frequent outside-Nasphilitae use of DHCP. The latter is to be used in cases where the domain is obviously solely intended for local xor regional audiences.

3: ALL users accessing domains outide of TLD’s RIR are obligated to:

  • Ensure the disablement of dynamic web page code including scripting;
  • Regularly delete session tracking (including analytics toolsets and cookies);
  • Enable I2P bridge tunnelling;
  • Obfuscate their user agent string;
  • Daily delete all locally stored caches;
  • Use a proxy service provided by domestic suppliers or the state itself;
  • Use a DNS provider of domestic suppliers or the state itself;
  • Access only three web pages of the same domain simultaneously (only 3 tabs of the same site are allowed);
  • Disable active access to more than three subdomains nand of domains hosted on different websites (same as above, "subdomains" are pages of a website);
  • The tools for automating these tasks will be provided by domestic companies free of charge until the NUSP Task Force completes their duties; As will they be provided by the state itself (do note that NUS OS XX or NUS AE rather already does all of these).

V: Rules and Regulations on the RAFI, Lumen, ~?RANDICE?~, and NUS AE

1: The RAFI is exempt from all above rules.

2: The RAFI must be reported by Lumen until the NUSPTF completes their duties.

3: The RAFI reported will receive additional security architectures and toolsets by the HM Government.

4: The RAFI reporters contractual agreement remains unchanged with Lumen.

5: In the case of the default RAFI reporters unavailability, Lumen is to be temporarily substituted by ~?RANDICE?~ xor NUS AE.

6: If the RAFI reporter is substituted by ~?RANDICE?~ xor NUS AE, new contractual agreements must be made to ensure safety of nationally confidential security.

7: In its current form, NUS AE is exempt from limitations in this legislation; Reasoning for this is its design.

8: The design of NUS AE is prohibited from being: Explained xor Examined xor Accessed xor Read xor Modified; By any parties, internal (within Nasphilitaes TLD) or external, including users of the NUS OS XX (this is impossible to enforce but sure) or PrototAutomaton.

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Quick Access:

I/XII (Shepherd, 2019.)
II/XII (Shepherd, Skyline, 2022.)
III/XII (?, 2019.)
IV/XII (?, 2022.)

V/XII (Edwards, ? 2024.)
VI/XII (Zendee, 2019.)
VII/XII (Raymond, Skyline, 2022.)
VIII/XII (Zendee, Shepherd, 2023.)

IIX/XII (Shepherd, Skyline, Edwards 2023.)
IX/XII (Edwards, Raymond, ? 2024.)
X/XII (Zendee, Shepherd, 2024.)

XI/XII (Zendee, Raymond, Shepherd 2025.)
XII/XII (Zendee, Edwards, Raymond, ? 2025.)

I/XII

An Archive of Events Prior I/XII (SHEPHERD): A Watchtower (2019)

(Released upon Declassification, June 20. 2025.)

An elderly man, in the midst of what appeared to be our new new new new world, leaves the public tram. Protests have been ongoing for months, although some may place the blame at one or the other, that was not of concern in his mind. This tired, plain-clothed shell of what once was desired, waited as the other passengers exited out. Abruptly, this skeleton paced through the station, through the police forces, through countless shouting and sirens; Often others would take a glance when he passed them by. Completely unphased and utterly predictable, to this mind these events were, made his vision barely reveal focus.

“First side right after the crosswalks, first side right after the crosswalks…”, repeated in his mind. Disgust, frustration, not at what was happening not, but at his disillusioned disappointment. “Number, number… Why is it always esoteric? All this worry is in keeping their own interest… It doesn’t matter, anyway.” Pacing around 2-3 buildings, though the cessation of thought, silently of this mind, spotted the open garage. Left to it was the arranged “Watchtower”. Fourth floor, a flat formerly used to synthesise home-brewed gasoline. Hesitation crosses this elders mind as he reaches for the keys, due to hearing two voices already brokering on the inside, filling his already weary eyes with more lethargy. A soft sigh leaves his lungs. The door opens.

– ALIAS “DROWN”: “There is no issue, standard procedure, not within our duties.” A middle-aged man was re-assuring his colleague, with a grey tone, which gave off a sense of lifeless corruption.
– ALIAS “SEER”: “I’ve been telling you, that the issue is the procedure itself. No jurisdiction over the police, we now merely follow the will of other Units and sometimes even our own Department.”
– ALIAS “PROTOTYPE”: The elder man enter the room and speaks in a quicken manner to reply; “SEER, you are factually correct. However, DROWNs seemingly… and suspiciously prolonged insistence is facultatively correct. In a tripartite arrangement, two outweigh the one.” The old man, nearing retirement, looks over at his former pupil-partner, who had been silently staring outside the window like a mannequin. “What do you think?”

The three colleagues await this static figures’ answer. He turns his head away from the window and onto the floor. Processing what he’s gathered in his thoughts while watching the AUGUST RAIN , collecting into a Lacian response.

– ALIAS “SHEPHERD”: “…I believe that Innsbolt will sign the resignation… Taylors transition will be prone to residual externalities… One of which will be the marketisation of the new companies… Teylor will not succeed in the elections which the Accords Annex One envision…”
– ALIAS “SEER”: “As so I’ve been saying, nothing will change. Except for the possibility that we might even receive less funding if the police choose to react out of order.”
– ALIAS “PROTOTYPE”: “They will not. No one, that is left in the state sector, will risk early retirement. Especially not these…” The old mans eye glance torwards “DROWN”; … These corrupt policemen. I too see no change."
– ALIAS “DROWN”: “Lack of supervision from Taylors and the successor brings new opportunities.”; The other two are unphased by DROWNs statement.
– ALIAS “SHEPHERD” “Opportunity is not in collection of money, it is in positioning ourselves above EIGHT and NINE. It is to be at the forefront of national interest.”
– ALIAS “PROTOTYPE”: The elder let out a tired smirk, as if Shepherds position aligning with his was a coping mechanism, which served just enough. “Hmm, correct, but of no further aid.”
– ALIAS “SHEPHERD”: Looking back through the window and seeing the crowds below, his eyes finally and slowly ascended to the distanced office buildings. After a long pause, he stated “I see the opportunity in the lay-offs which will come.”

II/XII

An Archive of Events Prior II/XII (SHEPHERD): STARLIGHT (2022)

(Released upon Declassification, June 20. 2025.)

During a late autumn evening of May, Nasphilitae experiences the last arid months of the year across the country. Nature, embodied in the national unifying symbol of the Green Rose, begins to fade into hibernation. In the South, cloud forests descend their precipitation downhill into the Localities. As they no longer collide with the oceanic fronts, and as the nights extend longer, an ever-present mist covers these areas, sometimes waking to a thin layer of frost. Indeed, the South is cold and most likely to experience snow storms in the upcoming winter.

A red, 15-year old car leaves from New Sorthane to Starlight. Although rivals, Unit Eight and Ten are conscious that decisions need to be made as to assure smooth pivoting from within the AID. Maintaining an image of monolithic cohesion in the face of other internal elites. Two employees of Unit Ten drive to an arranged, remote but not desolate, meeting location. One breaks the silence, albeit seemingly uncomfortably.

– ALIAS “DROWN”: “…Has enough time passed?” The driver asks his seemingly absent-minded, temporary partner, glancing at him after no answer is given.
– ALIAS “SHEPHERD”: “No, I do not wish to keep it in my thoughts before this, either.” The colleague replied, after some time of assessing whether it would benefit him to display the false emotion, the issue, or both.
– ALIAS “SHEPHERD”: “It must pass, otherwise a person with affect is prone to errors in choices. Benign in ordinary life, vital to avoid in profession of national interest.”
– ALIAS “DROWN”: “I sympathise. Your partner wouldn’t agree that we are in such a delicate profession… As far as I’ve known him.”
– ALIAS “SHEPHERD”: “My instructor and partner was correct and I can understand such a… defeatist, conclusion from that era. However, a hand on the scale might re-adjust allocation.” After a quick thought and pause, the passenger looked back to the driver as if to re-assure him. “I speak in sense of the other, external allocation. Changes need not be made from within.” Which caused “DROWN” to nod, after a sense of relief struck from the second half.
– ALIAS “DROWN”: “Ambitious. If you demonstrate that this meeting with the… Guardsmen of Palace; I will let you operate on your own.” DROWN was a tradesman, knowing that re-assurance had to be paid back. Whether or not his colleague wished to operate independently be a consequence of mourning the passing of “PROTOTYPE” or for some other reason – Mattered not to him. He parked the red car in the lot of a restaurant. Before turning off the engine, a note of pleading sympathy was given.
– ALIAS "DROWN: “…Just, do not take forever. I can only allow your independence for so long. Successors are important.”
The passenger was looking towards the engine keys, fixated for a moment on the car radio. A novel idea bestowed upon him, seen in his pupils widening for a brief second.

Two left the car, once again both in plain, civilian clothing. Three more cars were in the lot, with one being a pick-up truck. Entering the empty restaurant, an old man pointed them towards the kitchen, from the counter. Inside the kitchen, of 5 doors, 1 was labelled “SAFECABIN” , with visible sound, heat, smell and electronic isolation on the frame. “DROWN” knocked 17 times in a 1/4 sequence. After a short pause, all 7 locks opened, and two of them entered the room.
A man and woman awaited them, wearing olive longcoats, evergreen battle 14-pocket tactical pants, and ankle-high leather boots with a steel front. They were employees of UNIT EIGHT, serving in the name of the RAF, though under AID Central administration. This contrast in dress codes elaborate the comparative functions each fulfil. The man greeted the two entrees.
– LIEUTHENANT-AGENT “RANDAR”: “Hello. I am lieutenant-agent alias “RANDAR” of AID Unit Eight. This is Chief-Agent alias “SKYLINE”. You are informant-agents of AID Unit Ten.” He looked down on the desk of notes and folders; “ALIAS DROWN, third sub-commander, and ALIAS SHEPHERD…”, a concerned pawed appeared, “…Second deputy of the AID Unit Nines Department Ten and Commander of Emission Team 11.”
– ALIAS “DROWN”: “Correct. SHEPHERD is my temporary partner, given after the passing of his First deputy PROTOTYPE, succeeding his instructors positions.” The elaboration sparked interest of both “RANDAR” and “SKYLINE” in SHEPHERD, both sights moving to him for five brief seconds.
– CHIEF-AGENT “SKYLINE”: “Condolences.”; spoken in a flat tone, though breaking the silence. Hastily, she continued; “Elections are set for December next year. The elected Grand Duke is to pass an electoral law for The National Parliament. More importantly to all of us, they are to select the Heads of HM Cabinet for the RAF, External Affairs, and AID Central…” The tone shifted to one of clear passive-aggression; “Which we all know and love, and came to be because of all AID Units activities, of course.”
– ALIAS “DROWN”: “Of course… What are the analysis?”

Both Agents were silent, expecting something. After receiving no answer, RANDAR spoke in a monotone tone.
– “RANDAR”: “L.P. Taylor is to get the support of majority Peerdom, though lacks Earldom cohesion. Painful effects of the transition is forecast to be the greatest challenge of his “Suhavenster Circle” group.”
SHEPHERD did not pay attention to the reply after “the support of”. Awaiting for RANDAR to finish, he prepared a device out of his inner pocket.
– “SHEPHERD”: “This is a specific device made by Team 11 since the passing of my instructor.” He revealed a small, black device, with no buttons but a masked screen and an attachment apparatus which could fit a regular swings steel pipe.
DROWN was surprised by this, as no funds were given for further research. He was expecting to bribe the two Unit Eight agents for true forecast information. Skeptical of whether this would be amusing enough, hopeful he did remain. RANDAR and SKYLINE were indeed intrigued, though knew to maintain posture in cross-unit pester-marketing.
– “SKYLINE”: “The ball you’ve thrown is caught though what are we to pass with it to the RAF remains unclear.”
– “SHEPHERD”: “…When this ball is thrown in elevations of under 60 meters sea-level, its crystal auto-encrypts all content stored, on the boarded circuit. When it is under 100 meters, it transmits positional signals to the receiver, of up to 1500 nautical miles in diameter. In multitude presence, they are able to pass on this information to one-another, if they are above 120 meters. Upon impact, the crystal and the board detect gravitational accelerated freefall and shut down, permanently destroying all traces when reaching the destinated zone of impact.”
– “SKYLINE”: “It is then of interest to you that L.P. Taylors main expected counter-candidate comes from an aviation background. However…”
– “RANDAR”: “…Attached to what? Those handles are primitives.” The two finished each others thoughts. Unit Eight is (for some, notoriously) cohesive.
– “SHEPHERD”: “Purposefully. I am aware that the RAF has a stockpile of crop dusters from the 1960s and 1970s, which your colleagues have modified to support double engines, back in 1997.”

– “RANDAR”: “I will need to, check the restroom. SKYLINE, the case with the folder is in the old yellow cars trunk. Meanwhile, GERALD!” He called out the old man which appears to be the owner of the restaurant, as he entered the room. Two loaded guns pointed behind SHEPHERDs and DROWNs as the two other agents left.
– “DROWN”: “Where are the blueprints?” No reply was given. “You did bring them, right?” DROWN asked, beginning to panic.
– “SHEPHERD”: “Am I to reveal that while Gerald here is listening?”
As SKYLINE entered back to the restaurant with a folder, RANDAR nodded to signify approval of the exchange from his contact in the RAF. They proceeded back to the “SAFECABIN” , dismissing the owner from keeping the other two hostage.
– “SKYLINE”: “This is a folder with the information you desire. We need the blueprints.” This prompted SHEPHERD to place the device on their desk, alongside a button, which activated a screen.
– “SHEPHERD”: “Blueprints will begin transmission upon the second device receiving instruction to initiate emission. It is left in the car. I have only one request: One of you shall accompany me to it, while the other remain here with DROWN. We will exchange the true folder and the device, one will return, and DROWN will leave.”

SHEPHERD and SKYLINE once again left the restaurant. Walking to the car SHEPHERD spoke of an additional favour, while retrieving the other device.
– “SHEPHERD”: “If you desire for more innovation, and national security, from outside or within,” He handed over the device to SKYLINE but not the button, “I need a change in sub-commanding management. Only within 14 days from now.”
– “SKYLINE”: “That was expected, from your Unit… It will be done.” She reached for the BDU knee pocket and her longcoat one. “This is the real forecast, this is the one your… temporary issue will be given by myself when I return back. The issue will act as if the fake folder was real.” SHEPHERD handed the button over to SKYLINE and within the room, blueprints broadcast began to show.
Upon the return of DROWN to the car, he exclaimed, attempting to sound convincing.
– “DROWN”: “The fake folder was real, you were given nothing?” To which SHEPHERD silently nodded, as DROWN went on about what they could’ve gotten had they’ve known in advance, or retrospect.

III/XII

An Archive of Events Prior III/XII (?): Dreadnaught Warehouse, August Rain (2019)

(Released upon Declassification, June 20. 2025.)

Two cars are parked in the Locality of Dreadnaught, north-east coastline, an old abandoned warehouse. The walls are covered in graffiti, those still withstanding the passage of time, steel frames of a by-gone era stretch far above most of the façade. An endless plain of unkept grassland conceals this antiquity so much as the rust on the rails here do.
– ?: “Unit Eight will not respond not call for orders issued by the RAF. Unit Ten met yesterday in an old illegal petrol manufacturing apartment at Clayinn. Nothing of value was discussed, a sign that they will not attempt any intervention. The law enforcement is adequately following protocols. Incidents are yet to be reported.” A faint sound of someone played on the receiving radios end.
– Travis Palmer: “Good. Regarding the Suhavenster Circle?” Palmer sat atop the warehouse, speaking on the other end.

– ?: “A loose coalition of influential factors. The nobility, or rather part of it, united under the Taylors. The private sector, namely OPALs Universities and NSBBs media. The NGOs have been delicately selected and implanted into the student council bodies. Union representatives may but will not cause turbulence.”
– Travis Palmer: “Have the Accords been completed?” The unknown informant gives directions to where they have been hidden prior. These original documents were then taken by Palmer. Signatories are blank, with the rest complete. Palmer examines them, speed-reading the body but most interested in Annex 1 and 2. Upon confirming that they are as planned, he initiates the line again.
– Travis Palmer: “Orchestrate the negotiations. Taylor to receive the document without annexes. I will present it at the negotiations. Innsbolt will not agree without them. Is this agreeable with your superiors?”
– ?: “Yes. Taylor will suffer from the transition. Innsbolt and yourself will be given house arrest, separated and guarded by your chosen confidants.”
– Travis Palmer: “I have a question before I depart. Why and when will this process leak to have happened?”

-- ?: "After running 1 620 871 simulations on the public opinion, it will appear in years to come. We found that it would be n our interest to receive blame, framed as conspiratorial, over time to be true. This we found to be effective and in our interest.

IV/XII

An Archive of Events Prior IV/XI (?): STARLIGHT (JUNE 2022)

(Released upon Declassification, June 20. 2025.)

The restaurant is busy. Around it, 57 members are observing an event. A lone car passes into the parking lot. Its engine is shut off but no one exits. On the backdoor exit, the elder Gerald owner appears and walks to the backseat of the parked vehicle. Tinted glass frames conceals identities or identity of the front row from Gerald.
– Gerald:“…Your… rivals, from “confused social agendas”, brokered an agreement a week ago, as you’ve informed ahead of time.”
– ?:“The crop duster signal emitter for the public opinion analysis, presumably?”
– Gerald:“Yes, partially exchanged, though. DROWN from Unit Ten was given the fake ones. He has since established connections with the Suhavenster Circle and allowed the pupil of PROTOTYPE to operate independently. He has the real documents.” No answer was given for some time.

– ?:“Is Unit Eight to assassinate “DROWN” within this week?”
– Gerald:“As the recordings themselves reveal, yes.”
– ?:“No yet. Unit Ten must be mislead until too late. You will receive instructions’ to call “SEER” from among them and forward this information to “DROWN”. The payment for your cooperation is underneath the boulder across the street, as always. Do not register it on the company’s account. Take it tonight. We will observe. Remain the from of Unit Eights contact, the persuasion away from it towards prolonging DROWNs death will be done by others.”

– Gerald:“Alright, anything else?” Yet another pause before an answer is given.
– ?:“… A person of interest is in your restaurant at the moment, as others have informed. Put the device next to you inside his fuel tank opener. It is the small, green four-door, fourth from where this vehicle is parked. There is a blind spot from anyone looking from within the restaurant, allowing for this. That is all.”