Adoption
This Constitution takes its authority from a referendum of the residents.
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This Constitution takes its authority from a referendum of the residents.
It comes into force thirty days after the result, with some parts phased in.
The constitutions of 2024 and 1890 are repealed, and preserved as history only.
Existing laws continue, conflicts are void at once, and the rest must conform within three years.
Past acts stay valid, pending cases continue, and provision is never interrupted.
The Judicial Council is constituted first, drawn by lot and elected by sitting judges.
The Constitutional Court follows within eight months, its first terms staggered by lot.
Sitting judges continue, with up to six years of past service counting toward their term.
The oversight offices are constituted within a year, with staggered first terms.
The Ecological Budget Authority is set up in six months, and publishes the first budgets in two years.
The National Council continues until the first Assembly of two hundred is elected within a year.
The planning bodies are built over two years, running the inherited plan meanwhile.
Existing communes continue while the sub-regions and regions are established.
Existing provision levels count as the minimum core until organic law specifies it.
The twenty-four hour week applies at once, with two years to reorganise stubborn tasks.
Electronic voting waits at least two years, and until the Commission certifies the conditions.
Bloc membership continues while its founding instrument is brought into conformity.
The summary is published within a year, and the booklet distributed within eighteen months.
Transitional provisions expire when their transitions are done, and can never be extended.
The text was drafted by the people with machine assistance, under human decision throughout.
All language versions are equally authentic, and headings and the summary are not operative text.