The great State amendment

I. In alignment with the nature of the Res Publica Imperialis and the trade union mandate of Article XXII, national production and the technical, cultural, and economic development of Magna Taura shall be structured into Public Corporations. II. The Corporations shall bring together workers, technicians, employers, educators, scholars, and creators by organic sectors. They shall serve as mandatory consultative bodies of the State to harmonize wages, production, and collective welfare, preventing class struggle and speculative arbitrariness. III. The Tenth Corporation of Sciences, Arts, and Creative Forces is hereby established, dedicated to the national genius, technical vanguard, and spiritual progress of the citizens of Magna Taura.

I. The Res Publica guarantees every citizen the inalienable right to dignified work, property tied to its social and productive function, and the protection of their family against indigence or economic abuse. II. Every person subject to the jurisdiction of the State shall enjoy the right to effective, swift, and transparent judicial protection before the courts, under the principles of legality, due process, and the non-retroactivity of punitive measures. III. The education and formation of citizens shall promote Roman virtue, heroic discipline, personal selfovercoming, and unconditional service to the Fatherland.

I. Rulings of the Supreme Court of Magna Taura (Art. VI) concerning constitutional interpretation and executive legality shall constitute binding jurisprudence for all magistrates, legislative chambers, and state corporations. II. The Supreme Court shall safeguard the supremacy of the laws of the Res Publica against unauthorized cabinet decrees and shall nullify ab initio any regulation or order that violates the constitutional order or the organic rights of workers and producers. III. No decree or extraordinary government measure may suspend the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court or alter the constitutional amendment requirements set forth in Article II.