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We the people of Levonia do hereby establish this Constitution.
Name of the State
Art. I
The state shall be known commonly as Levonia.
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🔒 common name
Art. II
This Constitution may be amended only by a supermajority vote of
greater than two thirds of all seats of the Grand Council
and greater than two thirds of all seats of the Honorary Council
and greater than two thirds of all seats of the Senate
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No amendment shall take effect within 2 years of any previous amendment, nor may any amendment be proposed while another remains under debate.✏️
The constitution was last changed on the 28th of February 2012 (12 years ago).
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Art. IV
The Captain Regent🔒 shall be directly elected by the people every 6 months. The candidate with the most votes wins. This office holder shall be the Head of Government. The Grand Council may call a vote of no confidence in the Captain Regent, requiring 75% of those voting to pass. A bill that has passed the legislatures fails if the Captain Regent's party votes against it, abstention counting as a pass.✏️
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Art. V
The Vice Captain Regent🔒 shall be directly elected by the people every 6 months. The candidate with the most votes wins. The Grand Council may call a vote of no confidence in the Vice Captain Regent, requiring 75% of those voting to pass. A bill that has passed the legislatures fails if the Vice Captain Regent's party votes against it, abstention counting as a pass.✏️
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Art. VI
Levonia does not have a monarchy.
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Art. VII
The Supreme Court of Levonia shall be the final arbiter of the law of Levonia. Any party may appeal to it on the ground that a law in force is unconstitutional, that a cabinet member or the holder of an elected office is acting illegally, or that a constitutional amendment is invalid. The Court shall hear the parties of Levonia, and its justices shall rule by majority. Its rulings take direct effect and are not subject to appeal.
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Art. VIII
The Grand Council🔒 shall comprise 65 seats, directly elected by the people every 6 months.✏️
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Art. IX
The Honorary Council🔒 shall comprise 10 seats, directly elected by the people every 15 months.✏️
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Art. X
The Senate🔒 shall comprise 30 seats, directly elected by the people every 9 months.✏️
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Art. XI
The Minister of The Armed Forces shall be appointed at the pleasure of the Vice Captain Regent.
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Art. XII
The Minister of Economy and Finance shall be appointed at the pleasure of the Vice Captain Regent.
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Art. XIII
The Minister of Justice shall be appointed at the pleasure of the Vice Captain Regent.
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Art. XIV
The Minister of State shall be appointed at the pleasure of the Vice Captain Regent.
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Art. XV
The following powers shall be reserved for independent officials, administered by permanent non-partisan civil servants:All powers shall be assigned to cabinet members and none shall be held by civil servants.
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Art. XVI
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