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Revision as of 23:00, 5 August 2010
Taijitu has a number of Laws covering and controlling different institutions and practices.
Constitution
The Constitution of Taijitu provides for the structure of government of Taijitu.
Laws
No Law currently deals with legal restrictions and actions, finance, or judicial proceedings.
Oaths of Office
The Oaths Act passed by the Senate specifies the oath for each government position.
| Government of Taijitu | |||||
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| Legislative | Ecclesia · Citizen-Initiator | Executive | Delegate · Citizen-Diplomats · Citizen-Liaison · Armed Forces . Citizen-Sergeant | Constitution | Constitution |
| Laws | Alliance Between Taijitu and The North Pacific . Citizen-Initiator Act .Citizen-Liaison Act. Citizenship Act . Delegacy Act . Flag and Seals Act · Holidays Act . Judiciary Act . Militia Act . Noble Houses Act . Revolutionary Calendar Act . The Rejected Realms - Taijitu Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation . University of the Revolution Act | ||||
Senate Internal Procedures
The Internal Procedures of the Senate specify how the Senate works, as well as how the executive is to be held to account and voting procedures for Delegate and Speaker elections.
