Yunrian Constitution

= The Yunrian Constitution (WIP) =

The Yunrian Constitution is a series of law developed by the Yunrian people. It was written by Nuada and approved by President Wardaddy on February 11, 2022 which establish a Constitutional Monarchy in all the Nation of Yunria and the division of four different type of power: legislative power, executive, parliament and judicial.

It's divided in six articles and sections.

This Constitution got rewritten and reworked by Juvieus and Busgosu under the name The Yunrian Constitution 2.0. It got ratified in March.

Section 1
The power to propose legislation in Yunria is hereby granted to the position of Supreme Chancellor and a unified Parliament.

Section 2
The Supreme Chancellor has the authority to write and propose new laws. The laws that have been proposed will come into effect if Parliament does not vote against the decision with at least a 51% majority.

Section 3
The Parliament has the authority to write and propose new laws. But unlike the Supreme Chancellor’s proposals, Parliament’s proposals would need to have a 51% majority in favor of it to come into effect.

Section 4
The Supreme Chancellor has the duty to negotiate new treaties and is in charge of foreign and internal relations. The new treaties negotiated by the Supreme Chancellor can only be signed and come into effect with at least a 51% majority in favor of it in Parliament.

- Section 1
The national executive power of Yunria is hereby granted to the position of Supreme Chancellor.

- Section 2. A
With the executive power, the Supreme Chancellor has the power to propose someone to take up the office and duty of Minister, but the Parliament may reject this choice with a 51% vote.


 * Section 2 B

After three consecutive proposals on a Minister by the Supreme Chancellor that have been dis-approved by Parliament, Parliament may have two proposals of their own to select.


 * Section 2 C

In the case where Parliament proposes their two chosen Ministers, they would need a ⅔  majority in order to elect the Minister into a position of power.


 * Section 2 D

In the case where Parliament’s proposals fail to achieve the needed ⅔  majority to enlist their Minister, the Supreme Chancellor shall have the last say on the person to take up the office and duty of Minister.


 * Section 2 E

''By appointing a new Minister a new Ministry will be created if need be. If the Minister that occupies a Ministry has been impeached the Ministry will stay.''


 * Section 2 F

A governor will obey the same laws and principles as a Minister but with a more sophisticated name.

Section 3. A
All executive power of Ministers shall come from the Supreme Chancellor, the Minister can only have power to the extent of the Supreme Chancellor.

- Section 3. B
A ministry has parts of the powers of the Supreme Chancellor. The Supreme Chancellor will specify to Parliament the powers that will be given to the Minister. The Supreme Chancellor himself does not lose any power in this process.

- Section 4
With the executive power, the Supreme Chancellor has the power to propose someone to take up the office and duty of Supreme Judge, but the Parliament will have the power to reject their choice with a 51% vote. More specifics will be under Article IV

- Section 5 A
The Supreme Chancellor has the power to declare an emergency vote that will last 9 hours, once a month.


 * Section 5 B

At least half of Parliament must be present for the vote to be considered valid.


 * Section 5 C

The Supreme Chancellor may not use the emergency vote to abolish any part of the Supreme Court, Parliament, or the constitution.


 * Section 5 D:

After an emergency vote is done, the Judicial Court will investigate to see if the emergency voting was justified or not.

Article III - Parliament

- Section 1
The Parliament’s primary job is to make sure that the Supreme Chancellor does not make an unpopular decision against the will of the people.

- Section 2
The power that is given to Parliament written in the constitution are as such:


 * a
 * b
 * c
 * d
 * e
 * f
 * g
 * h
 * i
 * j

- Section 3
When Article II Section 2. B-C conditions are reached, the Parliament can suggest people to be ministers. Then the parliament shall narrow it down to 1 candidate using a majority of votes. When the candidate is found Parliament will re-confirm their choice with a ¾ majority.

- Section 4 A
A Speaker of the House shall be chosen out of the member of Parliament.

- Section 4 B
A Speaker of the House’s will have the duty to bring order to Parliament using the list of power below:


 * a
 * b
 * c
 * d
 * e

- Section 1
The Supreme Court and judge's primary job is to regulate the Parliament and Supreme Chancellor by interpreting the constitution with a secondary duty of regulating the voting process and regulating cases of crime.

- Section 2
As stated in Article II, Section 3, the Supreme Chancellor has the power to propose someone to take up the office and duty of the Supreme Judge.

- Section 3
There will be 3 Supreme Judges to ensure the decision will not result in a tie.

- Section 1
Any regular voting session of Parliament or of the people will last for 24 hours.

- Section 2
The seats of Parliament shall start at 5 and grow by 2 with every 20 active citizens in the latest census.

- Section 3
If the necessary amount of vote for an action to commence is achieved or all of the Parliament members have voted. The voting time may be shortened.

- Section 4
City mayors do have the option to endorse one representative that would run for a set in Parliament. An endorsed representative would count as the official representative of the city that endorsed him/her.

- Section 5
In the case of a tie in the voting of a representative, the representative with an endorsement will hold priority over the other.

- Section 6
If there is a tie between two representatives with neither of them holding priority over the other the tie shall be broken with the representative with the longer time as a citizen winning by default

- Section 7
Every citizen of Yunria can run for parliament if Article VI Section 1 is compiled.

- Section 1
To hold any political position, a candidate needs to have been a citizen in Yunria for at least one month.

- Section 2
Members of the Government are forbidden to take any money from anyone that could affect their political decision-making.

- Section 3
To run for Supreme Chancellor, a candidate needs to have been a citizen in Yunria for at least 2 months.

- Section 4
A change to the constitutional laws from Article I to VI is possible with only a  ⅘ of the people agreeing to it. Every other article or Section can get removed, edited, or added by a ¾ majority of parliament.

- Section 5
No territory of Yunria is allowed to leave without the mutual approval of the Supreme Chancellor, ¾ of Parliament, and 51% of the people living in those lands.

- Section 6
No name in this constitution is permanent and can be changed with a  ⅔ majority of people in favor of the change.

- Section 7
All citizens of Yunria will have the basic law of human rights in their favor.

- Section 8
If the supreme chancellor resigns or gets impeached, an emergency vote will happen and parliament will choose a temporary Supreme Chancellor until the next election.

Temporary Laws
1. We will elect a Supreme Chancellor, which will set up temporary ministers. This election will be nationally and open

2. We will elect Parliament after we set up the dc a bit. Probably a few days after the election of the Supreme Chancellor.

3. We want to revamp the Yunria dc a bit. This includes deleting channels and adding parliament stuff

4. These laws, can get removed with 51% of the votes ( and should be )

5. Ashey well regain his position as a King, but he will only have the power of a citizen.