The Shinchi Constitution

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Chapter 1: The Emperor

Decree 1
A line of Emperors eternal and unbroken rule by the grace and favor of Heaven the Empire of Mor'os.
Decree 2
The Emperor rules for the duration of his life and upon his death is succeeded by the relative most immediate who may trace a line of ancestry to the Supreme Imperial Ancestor and Heaven.
Decree 3
The Emperor is the Head of State of the Empire of Mor'os and assumes all associated duties.
Decree 4
The Emperor ensures through the Ministries and the Bureaucracy that the laws are executed in the proper fashion.
Decree 5
The Emperor implements as law or rejects the Petitions of the Assembly of Petitioners.
Decree 6
The Emperor puts forth those Imperial Decrees necessary within in the bounds of the Code of Laws and the Constitution necessary for the preservation of the public welfare and safety and when the immediate public welfare and safety may require put forth those Decrees necessary for the moment until the full approval or disapproval of the Assembly of Petitioners can be sought.
Decree 7
The Emperor declares war and concludes all treaties.
Decree 8
The Emperor declares a state of siege for which the conditions and effects of are determined by the Code of Laws.
Decree 9
The Emperor issues pardons and stay of punishment.
Decree 10
The Emperor may not without the prior Petition of the Assembly of Petitioners alter the Code of Laws and the Constitution of the Empire of Mor'os.

Chapter 2: The Assembly of Petitioners

Decree 11
The People elect the Assembly of Petitioners every fifth year.
Decree 12
The Assembly of Petitioners consists of a thousand Petitioners.
Decree 13
The People cast their votes for the Parties and for individual Candidates for Petitioner from their Party of choice if they so desire.
Decree 14
Each Province is given a number of Petitioners in the Assembly of Petitioners representative of their portion of the nation's population but no province may be given less than one Petitioner.
Decree 15
The Offices of Petitioner given to each Province are given each election to the Parties in proportion to their share of the vote and the Offices of Petitioner are given to those candidates of the Office's respective Party who receive the greatest number of votes.
Decree 16
The Assembly of Petitioners elects and removes the Prime Minister with the approval of a majority of Petitioners.
Decree 17
The Prime Minister presides over and conducts the affairs of the Assembly of Petitioners.
Decree 18
The Assembly of Petitioners petitions the Emperor with approval of a majority of Petitioners and the Prime Minister decides the matter should the Assembly of Petitioners be evenly divided.
Decree 19
No Petition may be put forth more than once within a single session of the Assembly of Petitioners.
Decree 20
The Assembly of Petitioners is convoked every year and may by Imperial Decree should the immediate public welfare and safety require it be convoked in special session.
Decree 21
The Assembly of Petitioners may be by Imperial Decree dissolved once during a regular five year term with a new Assembly of Petitioners to be promptly elected to act for the remainder of the term.

Chapter 3: The Ministries

Decree 22
Ministers are appointed to the appropriate Ministries with the approval of the Emperor and the Prime Minister.
Decree 23
The Ministry of Agriculture ensures the productivity and well being of the Empire's agricultural concerns.
Decree 24
The Ministry of Land and Energy administers those institutions necessary for the production of power,ensures that power is supplied to the Empire and its People and administers vital natural resources of the Empire.
Decree 25
The Ministry of Public Works administers those institutions necessary for the provision of water, sanitation, transportation and communication and ensures that proper water, sanitation, transportation and communication are supplied to the Empire and its People.
Decree 26
The Ministry of Justice ensures that the laws are properly and fairly enforced and observed.
Decree 27
The Ministry of Education ensures that the People are afforded a proper education and that the intellectual aspirations of the Empire are advanced.
Decree 28
The Ministry of Health and Welfare ensures that the health and wellbeing of the People are attended to and cared for.
Decree 29
The Ministry of Defense oversees the activities of the Military and ensures its full functionality.
Decree 30
The Ministry of Commerce ensures the vitality of the Empire's economy and implements those measures necessary for continued prosperity.
Decree 31
The Ministry of the Treasury oversees and ensures that the Imperial Treasury is secure and solvent, levies those taxes required by the Code of Laws and Imperial Decrees, provisions the government with those funds necessary for their duties and issues currency.
Decree 32
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs oversees all diplomatic correspondences and exchanges with foreign nations, establishes and receives embassies and commissions ambassadors as instructed by the Emperor.
Decree 33
The Ministry of Culture preserves and promotes the culture and language of the Empire and its People and promotes in the People an appreciation and love of their native traditions.

Chapter 4: The Imperial Censor

Decree 13

The Imperial Censor is appointed with the approval of the Emperor.

Decree

The Imperial Censor is appointed with the approval of the Emperor.

Decree

The Imperial Censor directs the Ministries.

Decree

The Imperial Censor ensures the efficacy and consistancy of the government.

Chapter 5: The Imperial Inspector

Decree 14

The Imperial Inspector is appointed with the approval of the Prime Minister.

Decree 14

The examination of applicants for office in the Government Service is issued by the Examination Branch under the direction of the Imperial Inspector twice every year in the months of April and September.

Decree 15

The Examination Branch under the direction of the Imperial Inspector directs the petitions of the People to the Petitioners.