[TE] Kadarsi Caliphate Constitution

In order to maintain a federal republic with values, we must ensure domestic protection, promote the wellbeing of our people, and secure our liberty and prosperity.


Article One

Caliphate Leadership


Section 1 - Branches of Power


The Sultanate government is a four branched system with a bicameral legislative. There is the Chancellor who directs international affairs and domestic issues, then there is the Privy Council which has unlimited members appointed by the Sultan, then the Supreme Court of Valmar which has 3 Justices appointed by the Chancellor approved by the Privy Council. The Justices serve a 3 month term.


Section 2 - Matters That Require three Branch Approval (Council, Supreme Court and Sultan )

1. Addition or removal of amendments to the constitution.
   
2. Addition or removal of agreements with foreign entities.
   
3. Addition or removal of legislative laws within the nation.
   
4. Addition or removal of appointed officials.
   
5. Major Discord decisions
   
6. Additional decisions that impact the majority of Valmar.
   

Section 3 - Matters That Require two Branch Approval (Council and Sultan)

Clause 1: If one of the branches disagrees with the other branches decision, it would resort to the Supreme Court.

1. Internal Issues.
   
2. Development between two charters or more, and infrastructure that includes more than two parties.
   
3. Domestic Issues.
   
4. Nomination of appointed officials.
   

Section 4 - Matters That Require One Member of the Government's Approval

1. Can invite people to the discord.
   
2. Region permission granted.
   
3. Housing given out.
   

Section 5 - Matters That Are Unique to the Sultan

1. Can move to the capital.
   
2. Can transition power.
   
3. Is responsible for giving permissions to elected officials.
   

Article Two

Appointed Officials


Section 1 - Creation, Appointment, and Removal of Appointed Officials


Clause 1: The appointed official must provide additional help and support towards the members of Government. Only one person may serve as an elected or appointed position at a time.

1. Majority of the two branches must agree, in order to create and/or appoint a candidate as an appointed official.
   
2. One branch is needed to nominate a candidate for an appointed position.
   
3. Majority of the two branches must agree in order to remove an appointed official from their position, or remove the position all together.
   

Section 2 - Current Appointed Positions

1. Defense Secretary
   
   1. Manages the military, defense of the nation, and offense of the nation.
      
   2. Have the ability to make executive decisions related to the military, defense of the nation, and offense of the nation.
      
   3. Defense Minister is able to make auxiliary positions within the military. The auxiliary positions are removed at the end of their tenure.
      

1. Secretary of State
   
   1. Helps organize domestic projects.
      
   2. Deals with domestic issues
      
   3. Tasked with providing resources to the new charters.
      

Article Three

Bylaws


Section 1 - Freedom of Speech

1. The government cannot stop you from saying anything but, it does reserve the right to respond or react to what you say.
   
2. The government has the right to remove individuals that are deemed too toxic for the community to handle, and are more detrimental to the community than positive.
   
3. The government can invite key individuals to join discussions.
   
4. If you want to share anything from the government chat, or any other private information, you need to get approval to do so first. Failure to do so can result in repercussions.
   

Article Four

Amendments to the Constitution


Section 1

For amendments to the Caliphate Constitution, the Privy Council has to vote unanimously in favor of the amendment, and it requires the Sultans approval.