The Constitution
Preamble: In the process of amendment.
Constitution Amendments
1st Amendment:
Emergency Powers Act – In time of emergency, when the Royal Federation may be under threat, the Supreme Chancellor shall take the right of remaining in his/her office for the duration of that emergency. If the emergency continues to exceed the Supreme Chancellor’s lifespan, then the succeeding Supreme Chancellor would automatically take that right. If the emergency ceases before the Supreme Chancellor’s standard term in office, then the Supreme Chancellor holds the right to remain in office until his/her term expires.
2nd Amendment:
Elections regarding the Office of the Supreme Chancellor will be suspended, by law, if there is a reigning monarch in the Office of the Supreme Chancellor. The reigning monarch is allowed to voluntarily step down from the Office of the Supreme Chancellor. Elections will occur from this point for a non-royal family member to obtain the Office of the Supreme Chancellor. A royal will not be allowed to obtain the Office of the Supreme Chancellor until the end of the term of 10 years.
3rd Amendment:
The amendment applies to non-royal Supreme Chancellors. The Office of the Supreme Chancellor will be allotted a 10 year term. During the course of the term there will be a mid-term examination period of the reigning Supreme Chancellor by the Senate and the House of Lords. If the examination proves that the reigning Supreme Chancellor is found favorable and able to continue reigning, the current Supreme Chancellor shall remain in office. If the examination proves that the current Supreme Chancellor in unfavorable and/or is unable to continue his/her duties, he/she will be removed from office. In this case the monarch of the Royal Family will assume the office indefinitely.
Emergency Powers Act – In time of emergency, when the Royal Federation may be under threat, the Supreme Chancellor shall take the right of remaining in his/her office for the duration of that emergency. If the emergency continues to exceed the Supreme Chancellor’s lifespan, then the succeeding Supreme Chancellor would automatically take that right. If the emergency ceases before the Supreme Chancellor’s standard term in office, then the Supreme Chancellor holds the right to remain in office until his/her term expires.
2nd Amendment:
Elections regarding the Office of the Supreme Chancellor will be suspended, by law, if there is a reigning monarch in the Office of the Supreme Chancellor. The reigning monarch is allowed to voluntarily step down from the Office of the Supreme Chancellor. Elections will occur from this point for a non-royal family member to obtain the Office of the Supreme Chancellor. A royal will not be allowed to obtain the Office of the Supreme Chancellor until the end of the term of 10 years.
3rd Amendment:
The amendment applies to non-royal Supreme Chancellors. The Office of the Supreme Chancellor will be allotted a 10 year term. During the course of the term there will be a mid-term examination period of the reigning Supreme Chancellor by the Senate and the House of Lords. If the examination proves that the reigning Supreme Chancellor is found favorable and able to continue reigning, the current Supreme Chancellor shall remain in office. If the examination proves that the current Supreme Chancellor in unfavorable and/or is unable to continue his/her duties, he/she will be removed from office. In this case the monarch of the Royal Family will assume the office indefinitely.