Weimar Constitution

The Weimar Constitution Latest Draft has been approved by the parliament May 10th 2021 with 73 aye votes. This draft was drawn up by the Rebuild Weimmar Committee and remodeled the old constitution to address problems that occurred during the first months of the Second Weimar Republic. The Weimar Constitution has since never been amended. the history of the first draft of the constitution was definitely more dramatic then the one mentioned before.

The Constitution Council was a representative organism that was in chrage of drawing up the constitution. Following some internal problems in the council, the Democratic Council tried to took over the constitution writing role, creating one of the biggest scandals in the Second Republic history.

## The Constitution of Weimar

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LIBERTATEM AUT MORI. SALUS POPULI SUPREMA LEX ESTO

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### Preamble

We, the people of the weimar republic.

Having endured sufferings and destruction of freedom in the last three and a half decades,

Having united with a determination to consolidate the national unity, to preserve and defend the territory and to strengthen the democracy and prosperity in the Republic,

By virtue of the self-determination of peoples,

By our proclamation of our attachment to the Bill of Rights,

We, the Weimarian people, in the Bundesländer of Anhalt, Baden-Württemberg, Bayern, Berlin, Bremen, Hamburg, Hannover, Holstein, Nassau, Pfalz, Preußen, Rheinland, Saarland, Sachsen, Thüringen, and Westpommern in the exercise of our constituent power, on the Eighteenth of February, Two Thousand and Twenty-One, have inscribed the following as the Constitution of the Weimar Republic.

### Index

1. Bill Of Rights.

2. Title I: About The Sovereignty.

3. Title II: About The Rights, Guarantees And Human Rights.

4. Title III: About The National Power.

5. Title IV: About the Organization Of National Elections.

6. Title V: About The Organization Of The National Public Power.

i. Legislative Power

ii. Executive Power

iii. Judicial Power

iv. Federal President

v. Impeachments

vi. Auditory Power

7. Title VI: About the Security Of The Weimar Republic.

8. Title VII: About The Protection Of The Constitution.

9. Title VIII: About Constitutional Reforms.

10. Title IX: Other Considerations.

### Bill of Rights

Every citizen has the freedom of:

1) Expression;

2) Press;

3) Religion;

4) Circulation;

5) Meeting;

6) Association: Each worker has the right to create or join an union even if they are alone, without being penalized by their boss or in their career.

7) Privacy.

The Bill of Rights can only be suspended with the vote in favour of a share of 19/20 parts of the Parliament.

### TITLE I. About the Sovereignty

#### 1. [Basic Recognitions]

Weimar shall be an Indivisible, Secular, Democratic and Social Federal Republic. It shall ensure the equality of all citizens before the law, without distinction of origin, ethnicity or religion. It shall respect all beliefs. The Republic recognizes all regional cultures and promotes their autonomy.

#### 2. [Geographical Cohesion]

The Weimar Republic is the political association of all the inhabitants of its territory.

2a. The city of Berlin is the Capital of the Republic, and where the organs of Power reside.

2b. Its frontiers shall be: On the south with Switzerland and Austria; On the west with The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France; On the north with Denmark and on the east with Poland and the Czech Republic.

2c. The territory of the Republic shall never be property of a foreign country, nor of a person.

2d. The territory of the Weimar Republic shall be divided into sixteen Bundesländer. Bundesländer shall be divided into Landkreise and Kreisfreie Städte. Landkreise shall be further divided into Gemeinden.

#### 3. [Singularity of the democratic Government]

The People of Weimar solely exercise national sovereignty by electing their representatives. No authority, individual or a group of individuals other than the duly elected Government can exercise it.

#### 4. [Acronyms]

A citizen of the Weimar Republic is to be referred to as Weimarian. Any Federal institution is to be named as Federal.

#### 5. [Official Languages]

The languages of the Republic shall be English and German.

#### 6. [Federal Flag]

The federal flag shall be the characterized by sixteen golden mullets, their points not touching and three white, centred, horizontal stripes on an azure field. In the centre of the mullets’ circle is represented the white eagle of Weimar, with its wings spread out, above its head, one bigger and two smaller white mullets.

#### 7. [Federal Motto]

The Motto of the Republic shall be “Libertatem aut mori. Salus Populi Suprema Lex esto.”

### TITLE II. About the rights, Guarantees and Human Rights

#### 8. [Protection and Recognition guarantee]

The inhabitants of the Republic shall have the right to be protected in the use of their lives, honour, liberty, security, work and property. No one can be stripped of these rights.

8a. All people are the same under the law, not recognising another distinction among them other than talents and virtues.

8b. The private actions of the people that do not attack the public order nor harm any person, are exempt of the authority of the judges.

8c. The right to strike and to non-violent demonstration shall be protected.

#### 9. [Human Rights]

The citizens of Weimar are entitled to broad rights - those listed in the UN Human Rights article.

#### 10. [Political Asylum]

The political asylum of foreigners is recognised. The Weimar Republic accepts the definition of asylum to the government from which they have fled. In case of not being accepted, it will not be returned to the country where the person is persecuted.

#### 11. [Equality before the Law]

Every Citizen is equal before the law and every citizen is equal, regardless of ethnicity, gender or social class.

#### 12. [Education Duty]

Primary and Secondary Education is compulsory for every Citizen, regardless of whether it is through school or private lessons.

#### 13. [Voting rights for Convicts]

Prisoners have the right to vote, except if they are sentenced to life. As long as they can one day be reintegrated into society, they have the right to vote.

### TITLE III. About the National Power

#### 14. [Sovereignty]

Sovereignty exists completely in the Nation. It has the competence of establishing its laws.

14a. The Sovereignty, understood as the supreme political power within an independent state, is held by the citizens of the Weimar Republic.

#### 15. [Separation of Powers]

There is a Separation of Powers between the Government departments and the Civil Service, Judiciary, and Parliament. Additionally, there is an auditory power.

#### 16. [Obedience of the Constitution]

This Constitution and the law define the attributions of the organs that wield the public power, to which their activities must obey.

#### 17. [Singularity of the Democratic Authority]

All usurped authority is ineffective and it’s acts are null.

#### 18. [Transparency and Information]

The citizens have the right to be informed opportune and truthfully by the public administration, about the state of the actions in which they are potentially interested and to know the definitive resolutions reached.

#### 19. [System of Government]

The government system in the Weimar Republic is the Parliamentary Republic. The President is elected by the parliament (with ceremonial power, he can dissolve parliament) and the Prime Minister that governs, is elected by parliament.

#### 20. [Party Authorization]

The Supreme Court has the full power on party authorization. Details on this are regulated by a federal law (Motion 2021/04:11). There will be no limit of parties.

#### 21. [Vote Equality]

Anybody can vote in the Weimar elections once. If multiple voting/voter fraud is discovered and proven to parliament with merit, that person will be banned from the simulation.

#### 22. [Public law initiatives]

Initiatives of law coming from the citizens that have at least 10% of the signatures of the followers of Weimar Parliament will be taken to the Parliament and discussed.

#### 23. [Federal Referendums]

The following can be submitted to a referendum: Initiatives of law coming from the citizens that have at least 10% of the signatures of the followers of Weimar Parliament.

#### 24. [Secularity]

Public institutions and the State must be secular.

#### 25. [Ownership Protection]

The State encourages and protects the artistic, technical, intellectual and technological creation of its citizens, as well as the ownership of these inventions.

### TITLE IV. About the organization of National Election

#### 26. [Conduction of Federal Elections]

Federal Elections will solely be conducted via the @geoglobal\_, @weimarpolitics and @weimarparliament Instagram-Accounts.

#### 27. [Voting Ballot]

The voting method shall be a Google Forms form.

#### 28. [Federal Electoral Committee]

The responsibilities of the Federal Electoral Committee of the Weimar Republic (FEC) include:

28a. The Committee shall be created at least seven days ahead of a national election.

28b. The Electoral Committee shall consist of one member per authorised political party.

28c. The commission shall elect a chairperson responsible for moderating the committee, taking any requests, communicating with other officials and informing the public.

28d. No person can serve two consecutive times in the Electoral Committee.

28e. The Electoral Committee will have no power in deciding which casted votes are to be considered as legitimate or valid.

28f. The Electoral Committee is responsible for the creation of the election ballot and its rightfulness.

• The ballot creation shall be finished at latest 72 hours ahead of the election and shall contain information on the parties’ names and logos, a short ideological description and any information on electoral coalitions.

• The parties shall be listed according to their result in the last election, new parties shall be listed in alphabetical order at the end of the ballot.

• The ballot shall be approved by every present member of the committee over a span of at least 24 hours, this period shall be closed 48 hours before the start of the elections. The ballot shall subsequently be forwarded to the responsible election account pursuant to Article 28.

28g. Any further decision of the Electoral Committee shall be taken by a two-thirds-majority of conducted votes.

#### 29. [Election Control]

The Weimar Independent Committee against Corruption shall have full access on demand to the voting ballot and shall prosecute any irregularities according to the given data and its competences pursuant to articles 70 to 75.

#### 30. [Voting Times]

Elections shall always start on Friday at 6pm GMT and close on Sunday at 6pm GMT.

#### 31. [Confirmation on Election Legitimacy]

The legitimacy of the result shall be acknowledged by the Supreme Court at last 48 hours after the closure of the ballot. Any illegitimate votes can only be deleted with the confirmation of the Supreme Court.

#### 32. [Seat Allocation]

The allocation of seats in Parliament shall take place immediately after the acknowledgement. The seats will be allocated by the Hare/Niemeyer-method and the calculation is the responsibility of the Parliamentary and Server Moderators. There is a two percent-threshold to enter parliament.

#### 33. [Election Fraud]

Any citizen of Weimar with knowledge about breaches in the voting procedure, frauds committed, or any type of manipulation taking place before, during or after the elections has the duty to communicate everything they know to the Supreme Court. In this case, the Supreme Court will immediately ask the WICAC to investigate and collect evidence of the facts described above. Any violation of this article will determine the removal from any institutional charge covered, the Supreme Court will then proceed to trial the people identified as responsible on the basis of the evidence collected.

#### 34. [Emergency communication]

If any irregularities in conflict with this title occur, the WICAC or the Electoral Committee shall immediately communicate with the Supreme Court on the proceeding. The Supreme Court has the sole authority over the legitimacy of the election.

#### 35. [Case of Crisis]

In case of an electoral crisis, the Supreme Court has the ability to grant powers necessary to solve the crisis to the Electoral Committee. The Electoral Committee shall hereby act to the good of all people and is not allowed to enact any legislation that does not support the counteraction of the crisis.

### TITLE V. About the organization of the National Public Power

#### i. LEGISLATIVE POWER.

##### 36. [Composition of the Legislative Power]

The Legislative Branch is formed by an unicameral Parliament, consisting of the Chamber of Representatives, which is elected once every six weeks, except when a vote of no confidence on the government is sustained and/or a snap election is called, with the parliamentary terms of six weeks.

36a. The Chamber of Representatives is an elected body consisting of one hundred and one members, which are formally called the Members of the Chamber of Representatives, or informally called as Members of Parliament or MPs.

##### 37. [Functioning of the legislative bodies]

Parliament has to approve measures by a simple majority of the conducted vote for motions to pass. Votes indicating abstainment shall not be counted into this. The Parliament works through the plenary session of Congress and the working commissions.

37a. The plenary session of Parliament is the meeting of its members.

37b. The work committees specialize in a certain area. Their number and the number of their members is regulated by the Internal Regulations of Congress. The commissions study the different bills and draft an opinion that will be taken to the plenary session.

37c. No law can pass to the Plenary of Congress without first having been approved by its respective commission, except for the exceptions dictated by law.

37d. The Speaker of the Parliament has the authority to select motions which are regarded as necessary for the functioning of parliamentary business and pass them to the plenary without further objection.

##### 38. [Speaker of the Parliament]

The Speaker of parliament is to be a non-ideological member who establishes order and moderates parliament. They have the ability to mute a member if they breach parliament rules. They themselves don’t have the power to move any legislation. In case of a parliamentary tie in votes, the Speaker breaks the tie.

##### 39. [Ban of Members of Parliament]

A share of two thirds of the Parliament can ban a member of the Parliament, pursuant to the impeachment procedure.

##### 40. [Snap elections]

A snap election on Parliament can be called at any time. A two-thirds majority of conducted votes will be required to request one.

##### 41. [Parliamentary Votes]

The Speaker shall decide which legislation proposal to discuss and vote during each parliamentary session (session order/order of the day). Each and every proposal the Speaker decides to vote on shall be voted in a survey for each day to make sure that no Member of Parliament can change their vote, this vote must not be anonymous and all the Members of Parliament shall be identified with their Discord name and tag at the beginning of the survey.

##### 42. [Tax Collection]

Parliament has the ability to set and collect taxes to provide for the functioning of government.

##### 43. [Introduction of a bill]

A bill or law can be brought to the parliament floor by any Member of Parliament. The speaker will decide if the bill has merit to make it to the floor. Most, if not all bills should receive merit, unless they violate the constitution, or are absurd in other ways. There will be debate regarding the law, and it may be sent to independent committees if necessary. After enough discussion is ensued, A bill can be officiated after a simple majority vote, it will be verified by the speaker and then recorded in a bill record document by the speaker. Once officiated, it will become a law.

##### 44. [Powers of the Parliament]

The Weimar National Parliament is invested with the following powers:

44a. Deciding on reforms to the Constitution. To be approved they must need a two-thirds majority of the Chamber.

44b. Approving, modifying and annulling laws and, when it is considered necessary in view of the nature of the law in question, submitting it to the people for consultation.

44c. Removing/revoking laws.

44d. Removing the Prime Minister and the Cabinet from office by a simple majority of conducted votes in a vote of no confidence.

44e. Giving itself internal regulations in order to specify and regulate proceedings inside the Parliament.

44f. The Representatives have freedom of choice in the Parliament, this means that they can vote accordingly to their party or not, without penalisation.

##### 45. [Candidate Lists]

Political parties must publish the list of its candidates for Parliament after the election.

##### 46. [Enlistment of elected Officials]

Prime Minister of the Weimar Republic, Deputy Prime Minister of the Weimar Republic, Ministers, and new Members of the Chamber of Representatives will be sworn into parliament the day after the Supreme Court calls the election legitimate, the Members of Parliament who have lost will leave their role on the same day.

##### 47. [Dissolvement of the Chamber of Representatives]

The Chamber of Representatives can be dissolved before a regular election by the Federal President of the Weimar Republic on the advice of the Prime Minister of the Weimar Republic.

##### 48. [Parliamentary Voting Times]

MPs have a 24-hour voting period. This period cannot be elongated unless less than 50% of Members of Parliament participate in the vote.

#### ii. EXECUTIVE POWER.

##### 49. [Composition of the Executive Power]

The executive branch of the government emanates from the legislative power, and it is held by the Prime Minister and their ministers.

##### 50. [Confidence of the Prime Minister]

The Prime Minister candidate must obtain an absolute majority to be invested. If this doesn't happen, the candidate must obtain a simple majority.

##### 51. [Cabinet of Ministers]

Ministries are to be picked by the Prime Minister, ministers are also to be picked by the Prime Minister.

51a. Ministers will be appointed exclusively by the Prime Minister, parliament will not interfere with the appointment of ministers. Ministers may be dismissed:

• By their own resignation.

• By decision of the Prime Minister.

• By parliament with an absolute majority and a justifiable and investigated reason pursuant to Article 66.

51b. The Minister and committee details of the new government will be sent to the speaker. If the coalition/party government fulfils the requirements to become a government, the speaker will swear in the new Prime Minister and their cabinet members.

##### 52. [Prime Minister]

The obligations and attributions of the Prime Minister are:

52a. Accomplish and make others accomplish this Constitution and the law.

52b. Direct the government’s action.

52c. Designation and removal of the members of the cabinet.

52d. Designation of a Deputy Prime Minister, that presides over the cabinet in case of the absence of the Prime Minister.

52e. Dictating, with the previous authorization of an habilitant law, decrees with law force.

52f. The ability to sit as an observer in every parliamentary commission, without the ability to debate and vote.

##### 53. [Authority on the economic system]

The elected government chooses the economic system of the Weimar sim, once in power.

#### iii. JUDICIARY POWER.

##### 54. [Composition of the Judiciary Power]

The Judiciary Power will be exercised by the Supreme Court of Justice in the form that the Law establishes. The Supreme Court members elect by simple majority and secret vote, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and their deputy.

##### 55. [Organization of the Judiciary Power]

The Supreme Court of Justice has the duty of judging every infractor of the Constitution, without exception. No immunity will be recognized to any citizen of Weimar in this case. Special obligations are imposed on the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, their violation will cause the immediate dismissal of the Judge from their office. The Chief of the Supreme Court must:

55a. Guide and coordinate the cases acceptance, their time schedule of vote and discussion, and communicate their ruling to the Parliament.

55b. Oversee the activity of the Supreme Court and the conduct of single Judges.

55c. Comply with the communication in terms of transparency as indicated in article 60.

55d. notify to the parliament the dismissal from office of any Supreme Court member and ask to the respective party to nominate a new judge.

55e. ask the periodic publication of the WICAC reports.

55f. cast their vote in every case, their vote is also tie-breaker.

##### 56. [Institutional Charges of Supreme Court Justices]

The Supreme Court of Justice will be composed of one judge chosen by every party. The Supreme Court Judges during their mandate can’t have any other institutional charge. Are incompatible with the Judge’s charge the following institutional roles:

56a. Prime Minister.

56b. Deputy Prime Minister.

56c. Federal President.

56d. Speaker of the Parliament.

56e. Minister or member of cabinet.

A judge accepting or covering already any other institutional charge will automatically be dismissed from office. A substitute must be indicated by their party in the following 24 hours. If the dismissed Judge is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, a new one will be elected by the Supreme Court.

##### 57. [Code of Conduct for the Supreme Court]

The code of conduct for the members of the Supreme Court establishes that:

57a. Judges must act independently from parties’ interests and independently from any other power in Weimar.

57b. Judges cannot disclose information regarding pending cases while under examination.

57c. Judges will have to take part in the discussion and in the votes inside the Supreme Court, it will be the obligation of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to keep track of Judges infractions to their obligations. A maximum of three absences per month, to be notified to the Chief Justice will be admitted.

57d. Judges must refer to the WICAC, to the Chief Justice, and to the President any violation of the code of conduct, the habilitant law and the constitution of other judges when known, these subjects will then be able to ask the server's admins the removal by force of that judge from their office.

Any violation of the code of conduct of Judges, violation of the Constitution or of the Law by a Judge determines their immediate dismissal from their office. A new judge will be nominated by their party not later than the following 24 hours. The judge’s substitute, if getting the charge during the vote on a case will not be able to cast their vote.

Together with the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, the Federal President, who is sitting as an observer in the Supreme Court, will guarantee that no violation of the code of conduct remains unpunished.

##### 58. [Guarantee to a quick trial]

To all citizens is recognized the right to a fair and quick (speedy) trial, free of any cruel or unusual punishments, and without any form of torture. If a citizen cannot afford a lawyer the state will provide them council free of charge.

##### 59. [Right to remain silent and to innocence during the trial]

Citizens have the right to remain silent when their attorney is not present, police cannot force them to speak or coerce them into admitting guilt. Every defendant is presumed innocent until the final sentence of the conviction.

##### 60. [Transparency]

The Supreme Court takes any action in order to make its activity more transparent. Further transparency obligations are imposed on the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in the form of: 60a. obligation to communicate as soon as possible the result of Supreme Court rulings, with the motivations and the details about the internal vote held (in favour/against/abstained), the single judge’s vote will remain secret to guarantee their independence. 60b. obligation to communicate the names of the judges who were absent during the discussion and/or during the vote, making public also the updated number of recorded absences of all the judges. 60c. obligation to keep track of judges’ behaviour, especially about their absence. 60d. obligation to communicate to the parliament the moment in which discussion and votes start and end, to incentivize all judges to be active.

Every judge is not only binded in their activity by the code of conduct, it has also the obligation to make sure all the transparency obligations are realized by the other judges and by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

##### 61. [Safeguarding of the Constitution]

All the judges of the Republic, in the ambit of their competences and in conformation of the states in this Constitution and the law, are in the obligation of ensuring the integrity of this Constitution.

61a. The Supreme Court will guarantee the supremacy and effectiveness of the constitutional principles and laws; it will be the maximum and ultimate interpreter of this Constitution and will guard it for its uniform interpretation and application.

61b. The Supreme Court activity will be carried on observing the constitution, the code of conduct and under the other necessary transparency obligations imposed by the constitution.

#### The presidential voting process is the following:

62a. Parties will first nominate one candidate for the presidency, or they can choose to endorse another candidate from another party.

62b. If no candidate reaches above a 35% presidential threshold, there will be a runoff between the top two candidates.

62c. If multiple candidates reach above a 35% presidential threshold, there will be a runoff between the top two candidates.

##### 63. [Ceremonial Powers of the Federal President]

The Federal President of the Weimar Republic exercises the role of the Head of State of the Weimar Republic. They are elected by the Members of The Chamber of Representatives using the ranked-choice voting system, in which the most voted will be elected. Their functions are:

63a. Lead the rounds of talks between the different political parties for the formation of a government and the election of the Prime Minister within the established period;

63b. Propose possible governmental coalitions to the leaders of the political parties in the event that none of the negotiations between different parties leads to the announcement of the formation of a government within the established period;

63c. As last guarantor of the constitution and the neutrality of its institutions sitting as observer in the Supreme Court and in the WICAC, neither of which the President has the ability to vote in and can only take part in debates if invited by at least one member of the respective body. The President has no authority to use any information to their or another party’s advantage.

63d. Temporarily assume the role of the interim leadership of the Government of the Weimar Republic in the event of the government losing the vote of no confidence and the replacement not being found within ten calendar days or a snap election cannot be called;

63e. Dissolve the Chamber of Representatives at the end of its regular term on the advice of the Prime Minister of the Weimar Republic; and

63f. Represent the country abroad, endorse international treaties and sign agreements with international organizations or other nations.

##### 64. [Presidential Term Lengths]

One Presidential term lasts two months and is renewable once which implies a maximum of four months in office in total.

##### 65. [Singularity of the Presidential Office]

Candidates can only run for president or Member of Parliament at a time. If a Member of Parliament wants to run for President, they can only run for

president, and would have to concede their seat no matter the outcome of the presidential election.

#### v. IMPEACHMENTS.

##### 66. [Articles of Impeachment]

Presidents, Chancellors and Representatives can only be impeached for the following reasons:

66a. Misconduct:

• Inappropriate actions.

• Inappropriate behaviour.

• Breaking laws in the constitution.

66b. Misdemeanours and High Crimes:

• Inappropriate use of power for personal leverage.

• Inappropriate exploitation of power.

• Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power.

• Bribery.

66c. Treason:

• Betraying the people of Weimar.

• Trying to disassemble parliament.

• Trying to destroy Weimar.

• Lack of Confidence.

##### 67. [Occasions of an Impeachment]

Members of Parliament can move to remove a president or a Member of Parliament if they feel that they are not doing a suitable job to a degree.

##### 68. [Organization of the Impeachment]

The Speaker of the parliament will decide the calendar of votes and accept the request by Members of Parliament of accusing the President of the Republic or Members of Parliament during their functions and three months after having concluded their respective functions.

##### 69. [Conviction by vote]

By simple majority of those present and voting, the Chamber of Representatives must approve the articles of impeachment, which constitute the formal argument or indictments. Upon approval, the defendant is officially "charged" (impeached). In the case of the removal, the President of the Supreme Court directs the proceedings. Sentencing in the Chamber of Representatives requires the concurrence of a two-thirds majority of those present. The sentence is removal from office.

#### vi. AUDITORY POWER.

##### 70. [Weimar Independent Committee against Corruption]

The Independent Committee Against Corruption (WICAC) is run by Independent Commissioners, one for each recognized party, and an Independent citizen of Weimar. WICAC commissioner charge is incompatible with any other institutional charge different from Member of Parliament.

##### 71. [Responsibilities and functioning of the WICAC]

Details on the responsibilities of the WICAC are regulated in a federal law (Motion 2021/03:3).

##### 72. [Compositional changes of the WICAC]

The members of the WICAC will change every two months, and every infraction of the code of conduct of the WICAC commissioner will determine their immediate removal from office. Commissioners will not be changed in the week before and after the elections.

##### 73. [Code of Conduct]

The code of conduct of the WICAC commissioners states that every commissioner must act independently from personal and parties’ interests, conduct their investigations in secret, and can't disclose any information on the current investigations to non-commissioners.

##### 74. [Periodical Reports]

The WICAC will release periodically reports about the state of health of democracy and independence of the non-political institutions of the Republic.

##### 75. [Inviolability of Investigatiuons]

Any action or attempt to obstruct WICAC investigations will be judged by the Supreme Court.

### TITLE VI. About the Security of the Weimar Republic

#### 76. [The National Army]

The National Armed Force constitutes an institution strictly professional, without political militancy, organized by the State to guarantee the independence and sovereignty of the Nation and ensure the integrity of the geographical space through the military forces, the cooperation in the maintenance of the internal order, according to the Constitution and the law.

#### 77. [Composition of the Armed Forces]

The National Armed Force is integrated by the Army, the Navy, the Air Force and the National Guard.

#### 78. [Commandation of the Armed Forces]

The Prime Minister shall command the army both in times of peace and in times of war.

#### 79. [Purpose of the Army]

The army serves for the protection of the state, and is made up only of volunteers.

#### 80. [Declaration of War]

To declare a War, a share of two thirds of Parliament must approve it.

### TITLE VII. About the Protection of the Constitution

#### 81. [Inviolability and Singularity of the Constitution]

The Constitution is the safeguard of the rights and duties of all Weimar Republic’s citizens and those within its frontiers. It is the duty of the elected leaders of the Legislative and Executive branches, as well as those from the Judiciary, to uphold and protect the Constitution, as well as observe its content.

81a. This Constitution will not lose its power if it was unrecognised by the use of the force or because an annulation by any method distinct of the one stated by the document itself. In that eventuality, every citizen, invested or not with any kind of authority, will have the duty of collaborating in the reestablishment of its effective validity.

### TITLE VIII. About Constitutional Reforms

#### 82. [Amendments to the Constitution]

The Constitution could receive amendments proposed in Parliament and by the Government. Those amendments should be approved in the Parliament by a majority of two thirds.

#### 83. [Publication of an Amendment]

Any constitutional amendment or law must be signed by the Prime Minister and the President of the Republic before it comes into effect.

#### 84. [Constitutional veto]

The President has the power to veto an amendment or sections of it if they judges it violates the Constitution. The veto could be overcome by a two-thirds Parliament majority.

#### 85. [Inviolability of democratic Principles]

Any law or amendment must not conflict with the democratic principles on which the Weimar Republic solely is founded on.

#### 86. [Supremacy of the Constitution]

If an amendment contradicts the Constitution, the Constitution must prevail.

### TITLE IX. Other Considerations

#### 87. [Scriptwriter Committee]

There is a Scriptwriter committee formed by the media. They would create the initial social and economic conditions of Weimar. They could also create random events.

#### 88. [Permission to the Parliamentary Server]

Citizens of the Weimar Republic who are not in any offices of the Weimarian Parliament are granted permission to be in the Parliamentary Server of the Weimar Republic.

#### 89. [Constitutional Holiday]

The day the Constitution was approved, Eighteenth of February, Two Thousand and Twenty-One, is declared as a national holiday, the Day of the Weimar Constitution. It will be celebrated on the Eighteenth of February every year.

#### 90. [Oath of Service]

The oath of service will be repeated by each elected official during their enlistment:

90a. For the President of the Weimar Republic:

• “I, [name], swear by my conscience and honour to dedicate my efforts to the benefits of the people of the Weimar Republic, and I will, to the best of my ability, defend the Constitution of the Weimar Republic, and do justice to all, without fear or favour, affection or ill will.”

90b. For the Prime Minister of the Weimar Republic, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Weimar Republic, the Speaker of the Parliament, and the Ministers:

• “I swear by my conscience and honour to faithfully fulfil the obligations of the Office of the Prime Minister/Deputy Prime Minister/Speaker of the Chamber of Representatives/Ministry of [Ministry] of the Weimar Republic, with loyalty to the people of the Weimar Republic, and to keep and enforce the Constitution as a fundamental rule of the Republic.”

90c. For the Members of the Chamber of Representatives:

• “I swear by my conscience and honour, with loyalty to the people of the Weimar Republic, that I swear obedience to the Constitution.”