Constitution:Constitution - Revision history

Dword: /* Article VI */ add provision permitting the express and immediate passage of preexisting international law into Title 0 should it be necessitated

2026-09-29T11:22:36Z

Article VI: add provision permitting the express and immediate passage of preexisting international law into Title 0 should it be necessitated

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	## Shall only work within definitions provided by the Senate or President in the form of law, resolution, or order.		## Shall only work within definitions provided by the Senate or President in the form of law, resolution, or order.
	# All powers vested in the Commonwealth President or the Senate President may be exercised by anyone residing in the respective branch provided express permission is provided.		# All powers vested in the Commonwealth President or the Senate President may be exercised by anyone residing in the respective branch provided express permission is provided.
			# All international law enacted on or before the initial ratification of this Constitution is to be presumably ratified into full, virtual effect, and the President shall insert such law into Title 0 whenever it be seen necessary.

	== Article VII ==		== Article VII ==

Dword: /* Article II */ fix formatting

2026-09-26T03:03:20Z

Article II: fix formatting

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	## should the President decide to close the vote.		## should the President decide to close the vote.
	### this early closure may be deemed illegal by the Supreme Court.		### this early closure may be deemed illegal by the Supreme Court.
	# should the Senate vote, by Resolution, to close the vote		## should the Senate vote, by Resolution, to close the vote

	== Article III ==		== Article III ==

Dword: /* Article III */ fix formatting

2026-09-26T03:00:56Z

Article III: fix formatting

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	### The 0 series of bills shall be controlled by the issuing body, and shall be numbered in any order.		### The 0 series of bills shall be controlled by the issuing body, and shall be numbered in any order.
	## shall introduce resolutions, provided it be numbered in sequential increasing order based on year, and that they be headed with a resolving clause		## shall introduce resolutions, provided it be numbered in sequential increasing order based on year, and that they be headed with a resolving clause
	## i.e. 1 Res 1 will be the first resolution of the first year of the Commonwealth introduced by the Senate		### i.e. 1 Res 1 will be the first resolution of the first year of the Commonwealth introduced by the Senate
	## may overpower a presidential veto on a bill, provided it not be for amendment to this constitution, with a super majority of the Senate		## may overpower a presidential veto on a bill, provided it not be for amendment to this constitution, with a super majority of the Senate
	## shall have its members voted by the people		## shall have its members voted by the people

Dword at 22:10, 24 September 2026

2026-09-24T22:10:37Z

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Names of the Articles		\|+Names of the Articles

Dword: /* Article II */ add Senate power to close Referendum

2026-09-23T11:00:43Z

Article II: add Senate power to close Referendum

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	# "XCA" shall be the abbreviation of the government’s name.		# "XCA" shall be the abbreviation of the government’s name.
	# A government year shall be described as 360 days, or 12 months.		# A government year shall be described as 360 days, or 12 months.
	# "Referendum" describes a vote presented to the people, not including the President, at the direction of the President, and furthermore this Constitution, expiring at the following events:		# "Referendum" describes a vote presented to the people, not including the President, at the direction of the President, and furthermore this Constitution, expiring at any of the following events:
	## the expiry of the government year where the referendum was posed;		## the expiry of the government year where the referendum was posed;
	## at petition of the people to the President;		## at petition of the people to the President;
	## should the President decide to close the vote.		## should the President decide to close the vote.
	### this early closure may be deemed illegal by the Supreme Court.		### this early closure may be deemed illegal by the Supreme Court.
			# should the Senate vote, by Resolution, to close the vote

	== Article III ==		== Article III ==

Dword: /* Article VIII */

2026-09-22T15:52:21Z

Article VIII

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	# At least 8 Senators may be selected, yet there is no limit on the number of Senators that may run.		# At least 8 Senators may be selected, yet there is no limit on the number of Senators that may run.
	## These 8 Senators shall be voted upon by the entire Commonwealth.		## These 8 Senators shall be voted upon by the entire Commonwealth.
	## 4 additional Senators are granted per District and Territory, not including the Federal seat and its first Territory.		## 4 additional Senators are granted per District and Territory, not including the Federal seat and its first Territory or District.
	# At least 4 Justices may be selected, yet there is no limit on the number of Justices that may run.		# At least 4 Justices may be selected, yet there is no limit on the number of Justices that may run.
	## These 4 Justices shall be voted upon by the entire Commonwealth.		## These 4 Justices shall be voted upon by the entire Commonwealth.
	## 2 additional Justices are granted per District and Territory, not including the Federal seat and its first Territory.		## 2 additional Justices are granted per District and Territory, not including the Federal seat and its first Territory or District.
	# All additional seats granted in accordance with the above--		# All additional seats granted in accordance with the above--
	## are considered optional;		## are considered optional;

Dword: /* Article VI */ update referendum for treaties and charters

2026-09-22T15:49:18Z

Article VI: update referendum for treaties and charters

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	== Article VI ==		== Article VI ==

	# All charters and treaties are to be adopted by the Senate and President, and require a ~~Simple Majority~~ referendum vote to become effective. All charters and treaties hold full faith and credit of this constitution, and shall be treated as ~~additional organs of~~ the Code of the Commonwealth, ~~and~~ shall not hold more power than this Constitution.		# All charters and treaties are to be adopted by the Senate and President, and require a referendum vote to become effective. All charters and treaties hold full faith and credit of this constitution, and shall be treated as holding more power over the Code of the Commonwealth, yet shall not hold more power than this Constitution.
			## the referendum should have one option per smallest titled subdivision of the Charter or Treaty to be adopted.
			### only if all subdivisions individually pass a simple majority shall the referendum pass, regardless of the total majority.
	# Title 0 of the Code of the Commonwealth--		# Title 0 of the Code of the Commonwealth--
	## shall be titled "Treaties and Charters"		## shall be titled "Treaties and Charters"

Dword: /* Article II */ add early referendum closure provision

2026-09-22T15:44:45Z

Article II: add early referendum closure provision

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	# "XCA" shall be the abbreviation of the government’s name.		# "XCA" shall be the abbreviation of the government’s name.
	# A government year shall be described as 360 days, or 12 months.		# A government year shall be described as 360 days, or 12 months.
	# "Referendum" describes a vote presented to the people, not including the President, at the direction of the President, and furthermore this Constitution		# "Referendum" describes a vote presented to the people, not including the President, at the direction of the President, and furthermore this Constitution, expiring at the following events:
			## the expiry of the government year where the referendum was posed;
			## at petition of the people to the President;
			## should the President decide to close the vote.
			### this early closure may be deemed illegal by the Supreme Court.

	== Article III ==		== Article III ==

Dword: /* Article IV */ add referendum clause

2026-09-22T15:41:17Z

Article IV: add referendum clause

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	# Upon passage of a bill into law, the Commonwealth President has 7 days, not including Sundays, to either veto, with reason and amendments back to the Senate, or amend the Code of the Commonwealth to match.		# Upon passage of a bill into law, the Commonwealth President has 7 days, not including Sundays, to either veto, with reason and amendments back to the Senate, or amend the Code of the Commonwealth to match.
	## Should the Commonwealth President fail to veto the legislation, or amend the Code of the Commonwealth, the bill is assumed to be enacted into law.		## Should the Commonwealth President fail to veto the legislation, or amend the Code of the Commonwealth, the bill is assumed to be enacted into law.
			## Should the President choose, a bill may be sent to referendum, at which point the time limit expires and rules of referendum become effective.
	# Upon passage of a resolution into effect, the Commonwealth President and Executive branch has 3 days, not including Sundays, to recognize and follow its rules and regulations		# Upon passage of a resolution into effect, the Commonwealth President and Executive branch has 3 days, not including Sundays, to recognize and follow its rules and regulations
	# The Commonwealth President, or another appointee, shall join persons in marriage, render name changes, and render changes in gender.		# The Commonwealth President, or another appointee, shall join persons in marriage, render name changes, and render changes in gender.

Dword: Change from 4/5 to 3/4 for amendment veto overrides.

2026-09-21T21:06:31Z

Change from 4/5 to 3/4 for amendment veto overrides.

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	## This amendment must pass with a super majority vote of the Senate		## This amendment must pass with a super majority vote of the Senate
	## The President may provide remarks, and shall either pass or veto		## The President may provide remarks, and shall either pass or veto
	## A further vote of ~~four~~-~~fifths~~ of the Senate may be taken to overpower the veto		## A further vote of three-fourths of the Senate may be taken to overpower the veto
	## The people of the Commonwealth must vote in super majority to ratify an amendment.		## The people of the Commonwealth must vote in super majority to ratify an amendment.
	# Should the Commonwealth President choose, independently, they may resign their position and appoint someone to the position of Commonwealth President, after which that individual must be verified by the Senate by vote of Super Majority.		# Should the Commonwealth President choose, independently, they may resign their position and appoint someone to the position of Commonwealth President, after which that individual must be verified by the Senate by vote of Super Majority.