Twinnow constitution

Written 9/9/947 NC

1. The Twinnow Chor must strive for the basic needs of all sapient beings1.1 whether organic or synthetic, whether a citizen of the Twinnow Chor, a citizen of another sovereign state or no citizen at all to be met when residing within the borders of the Twinnow Chor or the participating states of the Greater Twinnow Alliance.
	1. "The basic needs of all sapient beings" are described as those which are required for a basic and comfortable state of living, specific to an individual’s species, biological state and environment.
	2. This involves ensuring the physical1.2.1, social1.2.2, and mental1.2.3 wellbeing of Twinnow citizens is managed to a reasonable standard.
		1. Physical wellbeing includes:
			1. Adequate available shelter to ensure the indefinite survival of its particular environment.
			2. Adequate nutritional sustenance in order to sustain normal bodily functioning, specific to the individual’s biological needs.
			3. Guarantee of safety to necessitate normal daily functioning in all facets of civilian life, while preserving individual safety of property and information.
		2. Social wellbeing includes:
			1. Freedom from discrimination on the basis of any feature that is a result of circumstances not under that individual’s direct control.
			2. Freedom to associate with any cause, individual or philosophy that does not advocate the violation of the Twinnow Constitution and the statements therein.
			3. Freedom to both hold and express any thought, philosophy or other belief without persecution, so long as no advocation is made for the violation of the Twinnow Constitution and the statements made therein.
			4. Freedom to assemble with other individuals in a public or private space (under the authority of the rights-holder), so long as uninvolved individuals remain unaffected.
		3. Mental wellbeing includes:
			1. Guarantee of emotional support counselling and other social support networks should an individual’s mental state become compromised.
2. If the instructions laid out within this document are not followed, a council expulsion may be performed.
	1. A council expulsion is the removal of one or more dates by the Seer Council.
3. The Twinnow Chor ensures the economic prosperity and national security of the states comprising the Greater Twinnow Alliance.
	1. If they so choose the nations of Replia, Capella, Alia and the nations of the Djun will retain this guarantee if they leave the greater Twinnow Alliance.
4. Violations of the Twinnow Constitution may be handled according to the severity of the violation and intent of the violator.
	1. The severity of a violation is defined in the article of constitution in which the violation is located.
	2. Suspected violators are treated as non violators until certain guilt is proven beyond reasonable doubt.
		1. Suspected violators in higher than minor violation cases must be restricted to court residences when not in court.
	3. Minor violations must take place in a municipal court.
		1. Minor violations cannot result in restrictions of rights of the violator.
		2. Minor violations can result in demotion of rank and title, fines and purchasing restrictions.
	4. Lesser violations must take place in a provincial court or lower.
		1. Lesser
	5. Medium violations must take place in a planetary court.
	6. Major violations must take place in the High Court of Violations.
5. The Twinnow Chor border is defined as one lightyear from the barycentre of Twinnow owned star systems.
	1. Whenever a celestial objects orbit extends farther than one lightyear the border is extended to encompass the object.