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I have finally found the icon jet fighter for Ivorica and for Toast (in Pax Ivorica)
And its the XFA-27 or the F-25 for Ivorica and for Toast, X-02S or Su or Mig or whatever Toast uses for their aircraft production models.
Hence "obviously"
Funny that modern BFL used the f-22 and Z-15s before the reset lol so I'm actually not surprised with these picks Ivor
Ivorica and Free Toast
Oddly enough, as I was making sketches of Ivorican involvement in the First and Second Great War (which I renamed to second and third), I decided that Telders, was a bit more imperialistic and active than what we had in our RP
This had slowed down (literally did 38 articles in the first 2 days and then about one a day) because the part i am currently implementing is incredibly dry and boring, and me deciding that "no plain text isn't good enough i need fancy lists" (which are incredibly annoying to code, I had to automate part of so I wouldn't go insane) didn't help.
So now I only need to implement about 18 more articles, which, now that I'm through the annoying ones, shouldn't take "to long™" (maybe at the end of August, if nothing terrible happens, I'm already accounting for needing to overdo the section on parliaments completely and having coding problems, both VERY likely to happen.)
(For now progress updates will just be updating the article number, 120 → 105 → 67 → 30 → 18)
Tbh now my original idea for rping in modern was something like this but I was too slow to make up my mind
Ivorica and Free Toast
Me trying to figure out how an Ivorican Civil War would be played out
God, I am so looking forward to the day I'm done with the stupid constitution and can work on fun stuff again.
I have finished writing the Constitution.
Coming in at 9 chapters, 22 sections and 190 articles(187 articles plus 3 sub-articles).
So it has about 13 articles and 1 "section" more than the historical soviet constitution (sections called chapters in original).
The vast majority of articles is at least slightly modified with the Chapter on Parliaments being almost fully original.
Now i just need to finish the coding stuff (mostly table of content) and polish it a bit and them for the first time since i joined this region i will actually have finished a Toast related project that i started.
(Also just to hate on me-half-a-year-ago...why did i do this in the most complicated way i could? I didn't bother checking if there is a english version of the soviet constitution that i could use until like 2 weeks ago and at that point i could just finish with the german version.)
The Federation in our world(me) is a power that loves showing off and loves making all kinds of weapons that well it did pick sides throughout it's history the Federation mostly worked for itself selling weapons to "special interest groups" but when it wants to test its biological and chemical weapons it'll use the 'friends' it makes from sells as subjects or its own people unit the daughter of one of the Federation's greatest leaders started to change the nation for Ivorica
Ivorica and Free Toast
Toastverse, Pax Ivoricana, Santec-Superior, and finally, Me.
Oh noes Santland died...
XD sorry I tend to do that when explaining myself
Ivorica and Free Toast
It's interesting that in the Federation tielmeline of Me That BFL would align itself to Ivorica rather than becoming a politically neutral/flip nation that could throw world balance in a curveball. Unlike the other universes where Ivorica and Toast puppets everyone, Three Way Cold War, and a timeline where Ivorica throws the towel and instead becomes a neutral superpower.
Ok. I am pretty satisfied with what the constitution factbooks are...so
I present to you:
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Constitution of the UCSR
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The great socialist March revolution achieved by the workers and peasants of Toasete under the leadership of the communist party with Wjoreko Lejine at its head overthrew the might of the aristocrats and landholders, prevented the establishment of lezran capitalism, blew up the chains of oppression, erected the democracy of peasant and worker, created the soviet state - a new type of state- as the main instrument of the protection of revolutionary achievements and for the construction of Socialism and Communism. The world-historical turn from capitalism and feudalism to socialism and communism began.
With Soviet power realised, after winning the civil war and repelling imperialist intervention, a profound socio-economic remodelling eliminated the exploitation of humanity by humanity, class antagonisms and national discourse once and for all. The Union of Soviet Republics of the UCSR expanded the power and possibilities of the nation's peoples to construct socialism. The social ownership of the means of production and genuine democracy for the working class prevailed. For the first time in history, a caring, egalitarian and democratic society, a socialist society, was created.
The strength of socialism manifested itself impressively in the imperishable heroic deed of the Soviet people in their significant victory against Fascism and Imperialism. This victory strengthened the reputation and international position of the UCSR and provided more excellent opportunities for the growth of the forces of socialism, national liberation, democracy, and peace in the entire world.
In their further creative construction work, the workers secured a fast and all-around development of the land and the perfection of the socialist order. The Alliance of the working class, collective farmers, and Peoples-intelligentsia and the Friendship between the nation and peoples of the UCSR solidified—social, political and ideological units formed in Soviet society, led by the working class. After fulfilling the tasks of the worker-and-farmer-state, the UCSR became a state of all people. The leading role of the Communist party, the avant-garde of the entire people, increased.
In the UCSR, a developed socialist society is being built. In this stage, in which socialism develops on its own basis, the creative forces of the new order and the merits of the socialist way of life become increasingly apparent, and the workers get to enjoy the fruits of the great revolutionary achievements more and more.
Ours is a society in which mighty forces of production, a highly developed science and culture were created, in which the prosperity of the people constantly grows and favourable conditions for the overall development of the personality form. Ours is a society of ripe socialist social relations in which, based on the rapprochement of all classes and social layers, the legal and factual equality of all nations and peoples and their fraternal cooperation, a new historical society of people, the Soviet people, have emerged. Ours is a society of highly organised, ideological solidity of principles and conciseness of the workers, that are patriots AND internationalists. Ours is a society whose law of life is the worry of all for the wellbeing of one. Ours is a society of true democracy, a society whose political system secures the effective leadership of all societal issues, a continually increasing participation of the workers in state life and the interweaving of all fundamental rights and freedoms of the citizens with their duties and responsibilities to society.
The developed socialist society is a significant stage on the road to communism. The highest goal of the Soviet state is the construction of a classless communist society in which societal communist self-administration will develop. The main task of the socialist state of the entire people is to create the material and technical basis for communism, to perfect the socialist social relations and transform them into communist ones, leading humanity to a communist society, raising the material and cultural living standard of the workers, guarantee the safety of the land and contribute to the safeguarding of peace as well as the development of international cooperation.
The Soviet people, led by the ideas of scientific communism and faithful to our revolutionary traditions, backed by the tremendous socio-economic and political achievements of socialism, in the endeavour of furthering socialist democracy, considering the international standing of our UCSR as a component of the World-system of Socialism and conscious of its international responsibility, following the principles and ideas that lead us in the past, designate the basis of the social order and politic of the UCSR, determine the freedoms, rights and duties of all citizens, the foundation of the organisation and goals of the socialist state of the entire peoples, and announce them in their constitution.
The constitution of the UCSR is based on the original constitution of the Toastian Socialist Federative Republic, written by Lejine during the Toastian Civil War. Teretoseki introduced it during the 25th anniversary of the socialist revolution. Since then, it has been a shining beacon of progress and has been modified a little over 1000 times.
The constitution of the UCSR is the ultimate expression of the free will of the working class and the people's will. Protecting it is the Government's ultimate duty and the socialist person.
To seek to destroy or disfigure the Constitution beyond recognition or transform it into a fascist or capitalist tool is equivalent to treason to the homeland. Such an attempt was foiled in 1991 and 1824 as neither fascism nor capitalism could extinguish the bright torch ignited by Lejine, and as long as the issues that moved him exist, our constitution and our Soviet flag shall stay for another fifty hundred or thousand years.
-signed: General Secretary of the CMU, President of the All-Union Governing Soviet, Premier of the UCSR, Overseer of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, and General Field Marschall of the National Peoples Army of the UCSR:
Zhjimone Djorezhiko, 4. Morewjekeha Kja (30th of August) 1991
(2) The people can either act on their power through participation in the socialist-democratic process or delegate it to others through the elections of Peoples-deputies. (2) Democratic centralism interweaves unitary leadership and creative activity in the local area with the responsibility of every state organ and state functionary for the figurative task. (2) The State Organs, social organisations and their functionaries are obliged to follow the constitution and the laws of the UCSR. (2) All Bloc-organisations act within the boundaries of the constitution of the UCSR. (2) Not allowed is the founding or activity of Parties, Organisations and Movements that aim to: (2) The work collectives develop socialist competition, contribute to the dissemination of progressive work methods, and strengthen work discipline. (2) Socialist property also includes the asset of trade unions and other societal organisations necessary for fulfilling their statutory tasks. (3) The state protects socialist property and creates the conditions for its growth. (4) No one has the right to misuse socialist property for personal enrichment or other egotistic purposes. (2) The people exclusively lend land, mineral resources, bodies of water, and forests to the state. (3) To properly carry out its responsibilities and obligations to the people, the state owns the primary... (3a) Depending on ownership type, the state may own up to 50% of an enterprise's ownership share. The money the government made for dividends must be used for the common good. (4) The property of the citizen of the UCSR is their personal property and is used to satisfy material and spiritual needs, (5) The property of the citizen may include any assets intended for consumption or production and acquired from labour income or on another legal basis, (6) For the maintenance or creation of micro-private farming, service or industrial endeavours, (7) Inheritance of citizen property or fortune may be allowed on a case-to-case basis as specified by law. (2) The land occupied by the collective or cooperative enterprises is granted to them for free and indefinite use. (3) The state promotes the development of collective and cooperative property as well as its approximation with state property. (4) Like other land users, collective and cooperative enterprises are obliged to use the land effectively, manage it carefully, and increase its productivity. (2) The basis of personal property for the citizens of the UCSR is formed by income from work. Personal property may include: (3) The state protects the personal property of citizens and their right to conditional inheritance. (4) Citizens are allowed to use land provided for a non-micro-private individual work endeavour (including livestock and poultry farming), (5) The property that is in the personal ownership of citizens or used by them may not be used for generating income without personal labour or to the detriment of societal interests. (2) According to the communist principle, "From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs," (3) By combining material and moral incentives, promoting innovation and a creative attitude towards work, (2) Based on the creative activity of the working people, socialist competition, and the achievements of scientific and technological progress, (2) In order to establish a robust and dynamic economic system that fosters equilibrium and optimal productivity, the management of the economy... (2) The state is committed to strengthening the social homogeneity of society, eliminating class differences, essential distinctions between urban and rural areas, (2) To fully satisfy the needs of the Soviet people, social consumption funds are established with the comprehensive participation of social organizations and work collectives. (2) The state promotes the activities of cooperatives and other social organizations in all areas of services for the population. The state supports the development of physical culture and mass sports. (2) The state provides options to further, continue or correct one's education should one wish or be required to do so. (2) In the UCSR, the development of professional art and folk art creation is promoted in every possible way. (2) The foreign policy of the UCSR aims to secure favourable international conditions for the construction of communism in the world, protect the state interests of the Soviet Union, (3) War propaganda is prohibited in the UCSR. (2) The ultimate goal of the foreign policy of the UCSR is the fulfilment of the world revolution and the establishment of a socialist world republic. (2) In order to protect the socialist achievements, the peaceful labour of the Soviet people, the sovereignty, (2a) National service can be fulfilled in all branches of the armed organs. (2b) Those who refuse military service on conscientious grounds can be obligated to perform alternative service. (3) The armed forces of the UCSR have the duty to reliably protect the socialist fatherland and be in a constant state of combat readiness that guarantees the immediate repulsion of any aggressor. (2) The obligation of state bodies, social organizations, officials, and citizens to ensure the security of the country and strengthen its defence capability is determined by the legislation of the UCSR. (2) The foundations and procedures for acquiring and losing Soviet citizenship are regulated by the Law on the Citizenship of the UCSR. (3) Citizens of the UCSR abroad enjoy the protection and care of the Soviet state. (2) The equality of the citizens of the UCSR is guaranteed in all areas of economic, political, social, and cultural life. (3) Privileges for individual categories of citizens are established only on the basis of the law. No one in the UCSR shall enjoy unlawful privileges. (2) The realization of these rights is ensured by granting equal opportunities to all in education and qualification, (3) Active support is provided by creating conditions that enable parents to combine their professional activities with parenthood, legal protection, (2) The realization of these rights is ensured through the policy of comprehensive development and rapprochement of all nations and ethnic groups of the UCSR, (3) Any direct or indirect restriction of rights, any establishment of direct or indirect preference for citizens based on racial and national grounds, (2) Foreign citizens and stateless persons residing in the territory of the UCSR are obliged to respect the Constitution of the UCSR and comply with Soviet laws. (2) The exercise of rights and freedoms by citizens must not damage the interests of society, the state, or the rights of other citizens. (2) The state ensures the people's right to work with the following measures: (2) The state ensures the people's right to work with the following measures: (2) The state ensures the people's right to healthcare and wellbeing with the following measures: (2) The state ensures the people's right to material security with the following measures: (2) The state ensures the people's right to housing with the following measures: (3) The citizens of the UCSR must use the housing provided to them with care. (2) The state ensures the people's right to education with the following measures: (2) The state ensures the people's right to accesing cultural achievements with the following measures: (2) The rights of authors, inventors, and rationalizers are protected by the state. (2) The state ensures the people's right to democratic participation in the management of state and societal affairs with the following measures: (2) The relevant officials are obligated to consider the proposals and submissions of citizens within the established timeframes, respond to them, and take necessary measures. (3) Persecution for criticism is prohibited. Individuals who persecute someone for their criticism will be held responsible. (2) The realization of these political freedoms is ensured for the working people and their organizations by providing public buildings, Social organisations are guaranteed the conditions to fulfil the task outlined in their Statutes. (2) Inciting enmity and hatred in connection with religious beliefs is prohibited. (3) In the UCSR, the church is separated from the state, and the school from the church. (2) Marriage is based on the voluntary consent of the engaged parties. (2a) Forced and child marriages are prohibited in the UCSR. (3) Spouses have complete equality in family affairs. (4) The state provides and promotes support for families through the following measures: (2) No one can be arrested or detained except by a court decision or with the approval of the prosecutor. (2) No one has the right to enter a home against the will of its inhabitants without a legal basis. (2) Citizens of the UCSR have the right to judicial protection against encroachments on their honour and dignity, their lives and health, personal freedom, and property. (1a) These complaints must be processed in the manner and within the time frame established by law. (2) Objections to actions of officials violating the law, exceeding their authority, and encroaching on the rights of citizens may be lodged in the manner prescribed by law. (2a) Citizens of the UCSR have the right to compensation for damage caused to them by unlawful actions of state institutions, (2) Citizens of the UCSR are obliged to abide by the Constitutions of the UCSR and the Soviet laws, (2) Refusal to perform socially useful work contradicts the principles of the socialist society. (2) The duty of citizens of the UCSR is to combat theft and waste of state and public property and to handle socialist property with care. (3) Persons who violate socialist property will be punished according to the law. (2) The defense of the socialist fatherland is the sacred duty of every citizen of the UCSR. (3) Treason to the homeland is the most severe crime against the people
Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun
Article 1
The Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun is a democratic federation of multiple equal Republics of all peoples,
representing the interests of all workers, farmers and all intelligentsia, the workers of all nations and peoples.
Article 2
(1) All power in the UCSR is in the hands of the people.
Article 3
(1) The organisation and activity of the UCSR are based on the principle of democratic centralism:
1. The electability of all Organs of State Power from bottom to top▇i
2. The accountability of all Organs of State Power to the people ▇e▇
3. The compulsoriness of Decisions by the higher to the lower organs
Article 4
(1) The Soviet State and all its Organs act on the foundation of socialist legality. They guarantee the protection of the system of law, the interests of the People and the Rights and Freedoms of the Citizens.
Article 5
The most important questions of state life are given to the entire people to discuss and to be voted on (Referendum)
Article 6
(1) The leading and steering force of Soviet society, the core of its political system, the state organs and social organisations is the Lejine-Bloc and its vanguard, the Communist Movement of the Union.
The Lejine-Bloc exists for the people and serves the people. Equipped with Mehejirikeseist-Lejinist teachings, the Lejine-Bloc determines the general direction of societal development,
the Line of interior- and foreign policy, leads the great creative activity of the Soviet people and provides its fight for the Victory of Communism, a planned, scientifically based character.
Article 7
(1) In enacting the functions determined in their programmes and statutes, all political parties, social organisations and mass movements act within the boundaries laid by the law and constitution of the UCSR.
1. violently change the Soviet constitutional order
2. undermining the integrity or security of the socialist state
3. incite social, national or religious discord ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇
Article 8
(1) The work collectives contribute to the discussion and decision-making of state and societal Affairs, the planning of production and social development,
the training and distribution of the cadres, the consultation and decision-making of matters on the leadership of enterprises and institutions,
the improvement of working and living conditions and the allocation of funds intended for the development of production,
as well as for social and cultural measures and new material incentives.
They educate their members in the spirit of communist morality and ensure the enhancement of their political conciseness, cultural level, and professional qualification.
Article 9
The primary direction of the development of the political system of the Soviet society is the further unfolding of socialist democracy:
1. constantly increasing contribution of the citizens to the leadership of the affairs of the state and society
2. perfecting the state apparatus and increasing the activities of social organisations ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇e
3. strengthening and widening the people's control ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇e
4. further consolidating the legal basis of state and societal life ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇e
5. increasing transparency and the constant consideration of public opinion ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇e
Section 2: Economic System
Article 10
(1) Socialist ownership of the means of production, in the form of state- (owned by the entirety of the people), as well as the collective, cooperative or micro-private ownership,
as regulated by law, is the foundation of the economic system of the UCSR.
Article 10a
The soil, the resources, the waters, the animals and plants in their natural state are inalienable goods of the peoples that live on the given territory.
They fall under the jurisdiction of respective non-independent soviets and are provided to the citizens, companies, facilities and organisations for use.
Article 11
(1) State property is the common property of the entire Soviet people and the main form of socialist property.
1. ...means of production in Industry, Construction and Agriculture
2. ...facilities of transportation, communication, banking, water and electricity management
3. ... assets of state-owned trade, municipal, and other enterprises▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
4. ...leading share of the housing fund in cities▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇I▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
5. ...other property necessary for the execution of state tasks▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
No individual shall own more than one ownership share of an enterprise they are employed at, and to sell them is illegal.
To hold ownership shares in enterprises in which one is not employed is illegal.
as well as for the independent exercise of economic or other legally permissible activities.
except for those types of property that citizens are not allowed to acquire ownership of.
citizens are allowed to request a life-long lease for plots of land as well as request the inheritability of said endeavour and its fortune.
De-privatisation revokes such a lease.
Article 12
(1) The property of collective or cooperative organisations, as well as their associations, consists of the means of production and other assets necessary for the realisation of the tasks specified in their statutes.
Article 13
(1) The foundation of the personal property of the citizens of the UCSR is the earned income.
1. Household items
2. Items for personal needs and comfort▇▇ee.e▇▇▇▇▇▇
3. A subsidiary non-micro-private individual work endeavour
4. A private home▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇e▇▇▇
5. Self-earned savings▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
gardening, and construction of private homes in accordance with the legally established order. Citizens are obliged to use the land allocated to them in a rational manner.
The state, collective and cooperative enterprises support citizens in maintaining a non-micro-private individual work endeavour
Article 14
(1) The source of the growth of societal wealth, the prosperity of the people, and every Soviet citizen is the exploitation-free labour of the Soviet people.
workers have the right to participate in determining the measure of work and consumption. The state determines the level of taxes on taxable income.
the state contributes to making work the primary desired necessity of every Soviet citizen.
Article 15
(1) The highest goal of social production in socialism is the ever-more complete satisfaction of the growing material and intellectual needs of the people.
as well as through the improvement of forms and methods of economic management, the state ensures the increase of labour productivity,
the enhancement of production efficiency and the quality of work, and a dynamic, planned, and proportional development of the national economy.
Article 16
(1) The economy of the UCSR forms a unified economic complex that encompasses all areas of social production, distribution, and exchange within the country's territory.
1. ...is based on the plans of the state and the people for economic and social development
2. ...takes into account the sectoral and territorial principles▇▇e▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇DI
3. ...combines central management with economic autonomy and the initiative of enterprises, associations, and other organisations
4. ...actively utilises economic accounting, profit and cost accounting, as well as other economic mechanisms and incentives.▇▇▇
Article 17
In the UCSR, in accordance with the law, individual non-micro private work in the field of crafts, agriculture,
and services for the population, as well as other activities based exclusively on the personal work of citizens and members of their families,
is permitted. The state regulates individual work by ensuring its utilisation in the interest of society.
Article 18
In the interest of today's and future generations, the UCSR takes the necessary measures for the protection and scientifically justified, rational use of soil and mineral resources, water resources,
plant and animal life, the preservation of air and water purity, ensuring the reproduction of natural resources, and improving the human environment.
Section 3: Social Development and Culture
Article 19
(1) The social foundation of the UCSR is the indestructible alliance of workers, peasants, and intellectuals.
between mental and physical labour, as well as further comprehensive development and convergence of all nations and nationalities of the UCSR.
Article 20
In accordance with the communist ideal that "the free development of each is the condition for the free development of all,"
the Soviet state aims to expand the real opportunities for citizens to apply their creative powers, abilities, and talents and to develop their personalities comprehensively.
Article 21
The state ensures the improvement of working conditions, occupational safety, and scientific work organization,
and that through complex mechanization and automation of production processes in all sectors of the national economy,
heavy physical labour is reduced and will be completely eliminated in the future.
Article 22
In the UCSR, the program for the industrial development of agricultural work, the expansion of facilities in the field of public education, culture, healthcare,
trade, public catering, services, and communal economy in rural areas, as well as the provision of villages with all urban conveniences, is consistently implemented.
Article 23
(1) Based on the increase in labour productivity, the state consistently pursues the goal of raising the wage level, the real income of the working people.
Article 24
(1) In the UCSR, state systems of healthcare, social security, trade, public catering, the service sector, and communal economy operate and continue to develop.
Article 25
In the UCSR, there exists and develops a unified system of public education that ensures the general and vocational education of citizens, serves communist upbringing,
intellectual and physical development of youth, and prepares them for work and social activities.
Article 26
The state ensures the planned development of science and the training of scientific cadres according to the needs of society.
It organizes the implementation of scientific research results in the national economy and other areas of life.
Article 27
(1) The state ensures the protection, enhancement, and comprehensive use of the intellectual treasures of society,
provides ethical and aesthetic education to Soviet people, and raises their cultural level.
Article 28
(1) The UCSR consistently pursues a Lejineist peace policy and advocates for the consolidation of the security of nations and broad international cooperation.
strengthen the positions of world socialism, support the struggle of all peoples for national liberation and social progress, prevent aggressive wars, enforce general and complete disarmament,
and consistently realize the principle of peaceful coexistence among states with different social systems.
Article 29
The relations of the UCSR with other states are based on adherence to the principles of:
1. sovereign equality
2. mutual renunciation of the use of force and threat of force
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4. territorial integrity of states▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
5. peaceful settlement of disputes▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
6. non-interference in internal affairs▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇I
7. respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms▇D]
8. equality, and the right of peoples to self-determination▇
9. cooperation among states▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇I
10. conscientious fulfillment of international obligations▇i▇
11. compliance to international law and international treaties
Article 30
(1) As a part of the socialist world system and the socialist community, the UCSR develops and strengthens friendship and cooperation, fraternal mutual assistance with socialist countries,
and actively participates in economic integration and socialist international division of labour.
Section 5: Protection of the Socialist Homeland
Article 31
(1) The protection of the socialist homeland is one of the most important functions of the state and a matter of the entire people.
and territorial integrity of the state, the armed forces have been created in the UCSR, and general conscription exists.
Article 32
(1) The state ensures the security and defence capability of the country and equips the armed forces of the UCSR with everything necessary for this purpose.
Chapter 2: State and Personality
Section 6: Citizenship of the UCSR and the Equality of Citizens
Article 33
(1) In the UCSR, there is a unified citizenship for the entire Union. Every citizen of a Union republic is a citizen of the UCSR.
Article 34
(1) The citizens of the UCSR are equal before the law, regardless of their origin, social status, financial position, race and nationality, gender,
sexuality, education, language, religion, type and nature of work, place of residence, and other circumstances.
Article 35
(1) All genders have the same rights in the UCSR.
employment, remuneration, professional advancement, and social, political, and cultural activities.
It is further supported by special measures to protect the labour and health of all genders.
material and moral support for parent and child, including guaranteeing paid leave and other benefits for pregnant people with young children.
Article 36
(1) Citizens of the UCSR of different ethnicities and nationalities have the same rights.
through the education of citizens in the spirit of Soviet patriotism and socialist internationalism,
as well as through the opportunity to use the mother tongue and the languages of other peoples of the UCSR.
as well as any promotion of racial and national exclusivity, enmity, or disregard, shall be punished according to the law.
Article 36a
The arbitrary pseudo-scientific division of different ethnicities, nationalities or religions into "races" is banned in the UCSR
Article 37
(1) Foreign citizens and stateless persons in the UCSR are guaranteed the rights and freedoms provided by law,
including the right to appeal to a court or other state authorities for the protection of their personal, property, family, and other rights.
Article 38
The UCSR grants the right of asylum to foreigners who are persecuted due to the following:
1. defending the interests of the working people and peace
2. participating in the revolutionary and national liberation movement
3. progressive socio-political, scientific, or other creative activitiese▇
Section 7: Fundamental rights, freedoms and duties of the citizens of the UCSR
Article 39
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have all the socio-economic, political, and personal rights and freedoms proclaimed and guaranteed by the Constitution of the UCSR and Soviet laws.
The socialist system ensures the expansion of rights and freedoms and the constant improvement of the living conditions of citizens in accordance
with the fulfilment of programs for socio-economic and cultural development.
The abuse of one's rights is probable cause to impede or limit them.
Article 40
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have the right to work, which means the right to guaranteed employment with remuneration based on quantity and quality,
not below the state-set minimum, including the right to choose a profession, type of employment, and work according to their inclinations,
abilities, vocational training, and education, while considering societal needs.
1. the socialist economic system
2. ensuring the continuous growth of society's productive forces
3. providing free vocational education▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
4. increasing vocational qualifications▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
5. providing free training in new professions▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ I
6. establishing vocational guidance and job placement systems
Article 41
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have the right to rest and leisure.
1. establishing a working week for workers and employees not exceeding 32 hours
2. shorter working hours for certain professions and industries
3. reduced nighttime work ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
4. providing paid annual leave and days off during the week ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇
5. expanding the network of cultural, educational, and healthcare institutions ▇ ▇
6. developing mass sports, physical culture, and tourism ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
7. creating favorable opportunities for recreation at the place of residence ▇▇▇▇
8. and other measures for rational use of free time ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
Article 42
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have the right to healthcare and wellbeing.
1. provision of free qualified medical assistance by state healthcare institutions
2. expanding the network of facilities for medical treatment and health improvement
3. developing and perfecting safety and hygiene measures at work ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
4. extensive disease prevention measures ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
5. environmental sanitation efforts ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
6. special care for the health of the younger generation ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
7. a ban on all child labour not related to education and training ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
8. scientific research to prevent diseases and reduce morbidity ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇
9. ensuring a long and active life for citizens ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇
Article 43
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have the right to material security in old age, in case of illness, and in the event of complete or partial incapacity for work and loss of a provider.
1. social insurance for workers, employees, and farm workers
2. support during temporary incapacity for work ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
3. payment of old-age and disability, as well as widows' and orphans' pensions by the state
4. the inclusion of citizens with partial work capacity in the work process ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
5. care for elderly and disabled citizens ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇
6. large scale subsidies on important goods ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
7. free conditional provision of housing, water and electricity ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇
8. other forms of social security ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇
Article 44
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have the right to housing.
1. development and protection of the state and societal housing stock
2. promoting cooperative and individual housing construction
3. fair distribution of housing▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇|
4. low rents and charges for communal services ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
Article 45
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have the right to education.
1. free education of all kinds
2. implementation of general compulsory secondary education for the youth ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
3. comprehensive development of vocational education .▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
4. specialized and higher education based on integrating education with life and production
5. development of distance and evening studies ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇
6. granting state scholarships and grants to students ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇ ▇
7. providing free textbooks ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
8. the possibility of conducting classes in the native language ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇
9. creating conditions for self-study ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇
Article 46
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have the right to access the achievements of culture.
1. Accessibility of cultural and educational heritage of native and world culture to all
2. Developing and evenly distributing cultural and educational institutions across the country▇ ▇
3. Expanding television and radio broadcasting, publishing and periodical press, and free libraries
4. Enhancing cultural exchanges with other countries▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
Article 47
(1) In accordance with the goals of the construction of communism, the citizens of the UCSR are guaranteed the freedom of scientific, technical, and artistic creativity.
This freedom is ensured through comprehensive development of research, inventive and rationalization activities, as well as the development of literature and art.
The state provides the necessary material conditions for this and supports voluntary associations and suggestions for rationalization in the national economy and other areas of life.
Article 48
(1) The citizens of the UCSR have the right to participate in the management of state and societal affairs, in the discussion and adoption of laws and decisions of all-Union and local significance.
1. possibility of electing or being elected to the Soviets or other state bodies
2. participating in public discussions and referendums, the people's control, the work of state bodies, societal organizations, and voluntary associations
Article 49
(1) Every citizen of the UCSR has the right to submit proposals for improving the functioning of state bodies and societal organizations and to criticize shortcomings in their work.
Article 50
(1) In accordance with the interests of the people and for the consolidation and development of the socialist system,
the citizens of the UCSR are guaranteed freedom of speech, press, assembly, and demonstrations,
as well as the freedom to hold street processions and demonstrations.
streets, and squares, comprehensive dissemination of information, and the possibility of using the press, television, and radio.
Article 51
In combining the goals of the construction of communism with socialist democracy,
citizens of the UCSR have the right to unite in political parties and social organisations
and participate in mass movements that contribute to the development of political activity
and initiative and the satisfaction of their diverse interests.
Article 52
(1) Citizens of the UCSR are guaranteed freedom of conscience, which means the right to profess any religion or none at all, to perform religious rites, or to engage in atheist propaganda.
Article 53
(1) The family is under the protection of the state.
1. Creation and development of a comprehensive network of childcare facilities
2. Organization and improvement of services and social catering▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
3. Birth allowances▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇▇
4. Granting financial support and allowances to large families▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
5. Other forms of assistance and support for families▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇ ▇
Article 54
(1) The inviolability of the person is guaranteed to citizens of the UCSR.
Article 55
(1) The inviolability of the home is guaranteed to citizens of the UCSR.
Article 56
The personal life of citizens, as well as the privacy of correspondence, telephone, and telegraph communications, are protected by law.
Article 57
(1) Respect for the individual, the protection of the rights and freedoms of citizens, is the duty of all state bodies, public organizations, and state officials.
Article 58
(1) Citizens of the UCSR have the right to file complaints against actions of officials, state bodies, and public organizations.
public organizations, and officials in the performance of their duties.
Article 59
(1) The exercise of rights and freedoms by a citizen is inseparable from the performance of his duties.
to respect the rules of socialist community life, and to be worthy of the high title of a citizen of the UCSR.
Article 60
(1) The conscientious work in a socially useful occupation, chosen by the citizen,
and observance of labor discipline are the duty and honor of every able-bodied citizen of the UCSR.
Article 61
(1) Citizens of the UCSR are obliged to cherish and protect socialist property.
Article 62
(1) Citizens of the UCSR are obliged to protect the interests of the Soviet state and contribute to the strengthening of its power and authority.
and will be punished with the full severity of socialist justice and the full contempt of the working people.
Article 63
National service in the ranks of the Armed Organs of the UCSR is the honourable duty of Soviet citizens.
Article 64
The duty of every citizen of the UCSR is to respect the national dignity of other citizens
and to strengthen friendship among the nations and nationalities of the multinational Soviet state.
Article 65
Citizens of the UCSR are obliged to respect the rights and legally protected interests of others,
to be uncompromising towards antisocial actions, and to contribute in every way to maintaining public order.
Article 66
Citizens of the UCSR are obliged to take care of the education of children, prepare them for socially useful work,
and raise them as worthy members of the socialist society. Children must take care of their parents and support them.
Article 67
Citizens of the UCSR are obliged to protect nature and its resources.
Article 68
The preservation of historical monuments and other cultural values is the duty of the citizens of the UCSR.
Article 69
The international duty of citizens of the UCSR is to contribute to the development of friendship and cooperation with the peoples of other countries
and to the maintenance and strengthening of world peace.
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Constitution of the UCSR
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Chapter 3: The Nation-State Structure of the
Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun
Section 8: The UCSR - a federal state
Article 70
(1) The Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun is a unified multinational federal state.
It is formed on the basis of the principle of socialist federalism as a result of the free self-determination of nations
and the voluntary association of equal socialist Soviet republics.
(2) The UCSR embodies the state unity of the Soviet people, uniting all nations and ethnic groups for the common construction of communism.
Article 71
The following are united to the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics:
The Toaseteian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Rednedonian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Zheanian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Nyt Skotian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The South Yuwodeyunian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Great Rainforest Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Western Steppe Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Sub-Antarctic Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Eastern Steppe Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Great River Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Little Austrontan Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The New Gingeroeanian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Eternal Hills Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The New Balticonian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The New Lucanian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Ljitowdwin Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The East Yuwodeyunian Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
The Communist Democratic Soviet Republic of the Great Marsh
The Melfaltan Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
Article 72
Each Union Republic retains the right to freely withdraw from the UCSR.
Article 73
The jurisdiction of the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics, represented by its highest bodies of state power and governance, includes:
1. The admission of new republics to the UCSR; the confirmation of the formation of new autonomous republics and autonomous areas within the Union Republics;
2. The determination of the state borders of the UCSR and the confirmation of border changes between the Union Republics;
3. The establishment of general principles for the organisation and functioning of the republics and local bodies of state power and governance;
4. Ensuring the unity of legislative regulation across the entire territory of the UCSR and determining the foundations of legislation of the UCSR and the Union Republics;
5. Implementing a unified socio-economic policy, managing the country's economy;
determining the main directions of scientific and technological progress and general measures for the rational use and protection of natural resources;
developing and confirming the state plans for the economic and social development of the UCSR, confirming the reports on their fulfilment;
6. Developing and confirming the unified state budget of the UCSR, confirming the report on its fulfilment;
managing the unified currency and credit system, determining taxes and revenues allocated to the state budget of the UCSR;
setting price and wage policies;
7. Managing the branches of the economy of the union-controlled associations and enterprises;
general management of branches subordinate to the Union and Republic authorities;
8. Addressing matters of peace and war, defending the sovereignty, protecting the state borders and territory of the UCSR,
organising defence, and managing the armed forces of the UCSR;
9. Ensuring state security;
10. Representing the UCSR in international relations;
the relations of the UCSR with foreign states and international organisations;
strengthening a general order for the relations of the Union Republics with foreign states and international organisations and coordinating these relations;
foreign trade and other forms of foreign economic activity based on state-owned industry;
11. Monitoring compliance with the Constitution of the UCSR and ensuring the conformity of the constitutions of the Union Republics with the Constitution of the UCSR;
12. Deciding on other matters of significance for the entire Union
Article 74
The laws of the UCSR are equally binding within the territory of the Union Republics. In the event of a discrepancy between the law of a Union Republic and a Union law, the law of the UCSR shall apply.
Article 75
(1) The territory of the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics forms a unity and includes the territories of the Union Republics.
(2) The sovereignty of the UCSR extends to its entire territory.
Section 9: The Communist Democratic Soviet Republic
Article 76
(1) The CDSR is a sovereign socialist Soviet state that has united with other Soviet republics to form the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics.
(2) Outside the framework established in Article 73 of the Constitution of the UCSR, the CDSR independently exercises state power within its territory.
(3) The union republic has its own constitution, which corresponds to the Constitution of the UCSR and takes into account the specificities of the republic.
(4) CDSR, Communist Democratic Soviet Republic and union republic all describe the same administrative entity.
Article 77
(1) The Union Republic participates in the Supreme Soviets of the UCSR,
in the Presidium of the Union, in the Government of the UCSR,
and in other bodies of the UCSR in making decisions on matters within the jurisdiction of the UCSR.
(2) The CDSR ensures complex economic and social development within its territory,
contributes to the realisation of the powers of the UCSR within its territory,
and implements the resolutions of the highest organs of state power and management of the UCSR.
(3) In matters falling within its jurisdiction, the Union Republic coordinates and controls the activities of enterprises, institutions, and organisations under the control of the Union.
Article 78
(1) The territory of a Union Republic cannot be changed without its consent.
(2) The borders between the CDSR may be changed by mutual agreement of the respective republics, subject to confirmation by the Union government.
Article 79
The Union Republic determines its division into Districts, Communes, Localities and Sections and decides other matters of administrative-territorial organisation.
Article 80
The Union Republic has the right to establish relations with foreign states,
conclude treaties with them, exchange diplomatic and consular representatives, and participate in international organisations.
Article 81
The sovereign rights of the Union Republics are protected by the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics.
Section 10: The Autonomous CDSR
Article 82
(1) The autonomous republic is part of a Union republic.
(2) The autonomous republic independently decides on matters within its jurisdiction unless the rights of the UCSR and the CDSR are affected.
(3) The autonomous republic has its constitution, which corresponds to the constitution of the UCSR and the constitution of the Union republic, taking into account the specificities of the autonomous republic.
Article 83
(1) The autonomous republic participates in the decision-making process regarding matters under the jurisdiction of the UCSR
and the Union Republic through the highest bodies of state power and leadership of the UCSR and the CDSR, respectively.
(2) The autonomous republic ensures comprehensive economic and social development within its territory,
contributes to the implementation of the powers of the UCSR and the CDSR within its territory,
and implements the decisions of the highest bodies of state power and leadership of the Union and the Union Republic.
(3) In matters within its jurisdiction, the autonomous republic coordinates and controls the activities of enterprises, institutions, and organisations subject to the UCSR or the CDSR.
Article 84
The territory of the autonomous republic cannot be changed without its consent.
Article 85
(voided) Since revision #723, autonomous republics are now a matter of the union republics
Section 11: The Autonomous Commune
Article 86
The autonomous commune belongs to a Union republic or a district.
The law on the autonomous commune is decided by the All-Union Soviet of the Republics upon the proposal of the Communal Soviet of the affected Commune.
Article 87
(voided) Since revision #723, autonomous communes are a matter of the union republics.
Article 88
(voided) Since revision #515, autonomous districts have been abolished.
Chapter 4: The Soviets and their Election Procedure
Through Revisions Package #1 of the 11th of Zheal Kha (December 1st) 1835, the entire Chapter 4 was rewritten.
Section 12: The System and Principles of Activity of the Soviets of People's Deputies
Article 89
The Soviets of People's Deputies - the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, the Supreme Soviets of the Union Republics,
the Supreme Soviets of the Autonomous Republics, the District and Communal Soviets of People's Deputies,
the Soviets of People's Deputies of Autonomous Districts, the City and City District,
Settlement and Village Soviets of People's Deputies - form a part of the system of state power organs.
Article 90
(1) The term of office of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, the Supreme Soviets of the Union Republics, and the Supreme Soviets of the Autonomous Republics is four years.
(2) The term of office of the local Soviets of People's Deputies is two years.
(3) Elections to the Soviets of People's Deputies are scheduled no later than two months before the end of the term of the respective Soviets.
Article 91
(1) The main issues falling under the jurisdiction of the respective Soviets of People's Deputies are discussed and decided upon during their sessions or presented for a popular vote.
(2) The Soviets of People's Deputies elect Permanent Commissions and form executive and administrative organs accountable to them.
(3) The officials to be elected or appointed by the Soviets of People's Deputies can hold their office for a maximum of two consecutive terms.
(4) Any official can be relieved of their duties prematurely if they fail to fulfill their official duties properly."
Article 92
(1) The Soviets of People's Deputies are in contrast to the Soviets of Workers and Producers. Together, they combine state control with social control.
(1a) Both types of Soviets form as organs of popular control for this purpose.
(2) The organs of popular control monitor compliance with legislation, state programs, and tasks;
they combat violations of state discipline, manifestations of local selfishness and red tape,
mismanagement and waste, negligence, and bureaucracy;
they coordinate the work of other control bodies and contribute to the improvement of the structure and functioning of the state apparatus.
(2a) The division of tasks between the organs of popular control of both Soviet types is determined by the administratively higher Soviet and changes each electoral period.
Article 93
The Soviets of People's Deputies directly lead and, through organs established by them,
manage all branches of the state-directed economic, social, and cultural development.
They adopt resolutions, ensure their implementation, and control the implementation of decisions.
Article 94
(1) The activity of the Soviets of People's Deputies is based on collective, free, and objective deliberation and decision-making on matters,
on transparency, regular accountability of the executive and administrative organs,
and other organs established by the Soviets before them and the population,
as well as on comprehensive engagement of citizens in their work.
(2) The Soviets of People's Deputies and the organs established by them take into account public opinion;
they submit the most important issues of nationwide and local significance for discussion to the citizens,
and they systematically inform the population about their work and the adopted resolutions.
Section 13: The System and Principles of Activity of the Soviets of Workers and Producers
Article 95
The Soviets of Workers and Producers - the principal bodies representing the labour, military and student forces in the nation - comprise the Lower Soviets of the Union Republics,
the Lower Soviets of the Autonomous Republics, the District and Communal Soviets of People's Deputies, the Soviets of Workers and Producers of Autonomous Communes,
the City and City District, Settlement and Village Soviets of Workers and Producers.
These Soviets form an integral part of the state's governance structure, dedicated to ensuring workers' welfare, labour rights, and social justice.
Article 96
(1) The term of office of the Lower Soviets of the Union, Union Republics and the Autonomous Republics shall be four years.
(2) The term of office for local Soviets of Workers and Producers shall be two years.
(3) Elections to the Soviets of Workers and Producers are scheduled no later than six months before the end of the term of the respective Soviets.
Article 97
(1) The Soviets of Workers and Producers shall give paramount importance to deliberating and resolving issues that fall under their jurisdiction during their sessions, emphasizing democratic decision-making processes.
(2) To effectively address workers' concerns, the Soviets shall elect Permanent Commissions and establish executive and administrative organs accountable to the labour force they represent.
(3) To maintain accountability and efficiency, any official holding office in a Soviet of Workers and Producers may be relieved of their duties prematurely if they fail to fulfill their responsibilities diligently.
Article 98
(1) The Soviets of Workers and Producers are entrusted with the task of representing the diverse and dynamic activities of the labour, military and student forces.
(2) The Soviets of Workers and Producers, as the primary representatives of the working class, play a crucial role in championing the interests, concerns, and aspirations of the labor force within their respective regions.
(3) By embodying the voices of workers, laborers, producers, students, soldiers, etc., the Soviets ensure their active participation in the democratic process, fostering an inclusive and participatory governance system.
(4) As advocates for the working population, the Soviets act as a vital feedback mechanism, facilitating open dialogue between the government and the people they represent.
Through this mechanism, the Soviets relay the needs and perspectives of the working class, contributing to a more responsive and accountable governance structure.
(5) The representation function of the Soviets empowers the people by granting them a direct say in shaping policies that directly impact their lives and livelihoods.
This empowerment fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility among the population, leading to increased civic engagement and a stronger sense of community, paving to way for the road to communism.
(6) In fulfilling their role as representatives, the Soviets of Workers and Producers act as a necessary counterbalance to other governmental bodies,
ensuring that the rights and welfare of the labour force are safeguarded and that their contributions are recognized and valued.
(6) Through active engagement and dialogue, the Soviets promote cooperation and understanding between different social classes and the broader society,
fostering a harmonious and cohesive environment for societal progress.
(7) The Soviets of Workers and Producers shall diligently pursue the advancement of workers' rights, fair labor practices, and equitable opportunities,
striving to create a just and inclusive society that values the contributions of every individual.
(8) Recognizing the importance of informed decision-making, the Soviets will transparently communicate their activities, decisions, and resolutions to the working population and the wider public,
ensuring accountability and fostering public trust in the democratic process.
(9) As an integral part of the state's governance structure, the Soviets of Workers and Producers shall work in harmony with other governmental organs to achieve the collective goals of social progress,
economic development, and cultural enrichment.
(10) The Soviets shall continuously evolve and adapt, reflecting the changing needs and aspirations of the working class, and remain committed to the principles of democracy, equality, and social justice.
Article 99
(1) The Soviets of Workers and Producers shall actively engage in directing and overseeing all aspects of the socially oriented economic, social, and cultural development,
ensuring fair labour practices, and equitable distribution of resources.
(2) To implement their decisions effectively, the Soviets shall work collaboratively with relevant organs, promoting coordination and synergy among different sectors of the state apparatus and society.
Article 100
(1) The Soviets of Workers and Producers shall uphold the principles of collective, free, and objective deliberation in their decision-making processes, ensuring that the voices of the people are heard and respected.
(2) Transparency must be a guiding principle, with the Soviets regularly providing public updates on their activities, decisions, and resolutions, fostering public trust and understanding.
(3) The Soviets shall actively seek and consider public opinion on vital national and local matters, encouraging meaningful participation of citizens in shaping policies that impact their lives.
Article 101
Recognizing the dynamic nature of society, the Soviets of Workers and Producers shall continuously assess and adapt their policies and strategies to address emerging challenges and opportunities for the people.
Article 102
The Soviets of Workers and Producers shall work in close coordination with the Soviets of People's Deputies and other state organs to advance the collective goals of social progress,
economic prosperity, and cultural enrichment, promoting a harmonious and prosperous society.
Section 14: The Electoral System
Article 103
The election of delegates to all Soviets is based on universal, equal, and direct suffrage by secret ballot.
Article 104
(1) The elections of delegates are universal: all citizens of the UCSR who have reached the age of 16 have the right to vote and to be elected.
(1a) A citizen of the UCSR who has reached the age of 21 can be elected as a deputy of the Supreme Soviets of the UCSR.
(2) The right to elect and be elected as delegates of the Soviets of Workers and Producers is granted to all those active in the spheres represented by those Soviets.
(3) A citizen of the UCSR cannot be elected as a delegate in more than two Soviets simultaneously.
(4) Psychologically ill citizens declared incapacitated by the court and persons in custody do not participate in the elections.
(5) Any other direct or indirect restriction of electoral rights for Soviet citizens is prohibited and punishable by law.
Article 105
The elections of delegates are equal: each voter has one vote, and all voters participate in the elections on an equal basis.
Article 106
Article 106.
(1) The elections of delegates are direct: the delegates of all Soviets of People's Deputies are directly elected by the citizens.
(1a) The delegates of all Soviets of Workers and Producers are directly elected by the individuals they represent.
Article 107
(1) The voting in the elections of delegates is secret: control over the formation of voters' will is not allowed.
Article 108
(1) The right to nominate candidates for the elections is granted to labor collectives, public organizations, collectives of medium vocational schools and higher educational institutions,
as well as assemblies of voters at their place of residence and to military personnel in military units.
The bodies and organizations that have the right to nominate candidates for the elections from public organizations are determined by the laws of the UCSR, Union Republics, and autonomous republics.
(2) The number of candidates for the elections is not limited. Each participant in an election meeting can propose any candidacy, including their own, for consideration.
(3) Any number of candidates can be included in the ballots.
(4) The costs arising from the preparation and conduct of the elections are covered by the state.
(5) The candidates for the elections participate in the electoral campaign on an equal basis.
(6) To ensure equal conditions for each candidate for the elections, the costs associated with the preparation and conduct of the elections of the People's Deputies are covered from the unified fund,
created from the state's funds and voluntary contributions from enterprises, public organizations, and citizens.
Article 109
(1) The preparation for the elections of delegates is open and public.
(2) The election of delegates is carried out by electoral districts.
(3) The conduct of the elections is ensured by election commissions formed by representatives from assemblies (conferences) of labour collectives,
public organizations, as well as assemblies of voters at their place of residence and military personnel in military units.
(4) The procedure for conducting the elections to the Soviets is determined by the laws of the UCSR, Union, and autonomous republics.
(5) Citizens of the UCSR, labour collectives, public organizations, collectives of medium vocational schools and higher educational institutions,
and military personnel in military units have the opportunity for free and comprehensive discussion of the political, professional,
and personal qualities of the candidates for the elections to the People's Deputies, as well as the right to engage in agitation for or against the candidates in meetings,
in the press, on television, and on the radio.
(6) The electoral regulations for the elections of the delegates are determined by the laws of the UCSR, Union Republics, and autonomous republics.
Article 110
(1) Voters and public organizations give voter instructions to their delegates.
(2) The relevant Soviets examine the voter instructions, take them into account in developing plans for economic and social development, in making decisions on other issues,
organize the implementation of the voter instructions, and inform the citizens about their realization.
Article 111
(1) Delegates are authorized representatives of the people in the Soviets.
(2) Delegates make decisions in the Soviets in which they participate, regarding matters of state, economy, social issues, and culture.
They organize the implementation of the Soviets' resolutions and supervise the work of state bodies, enterprises, institutions, and organizations.
(3) Delegates conduct their activities guided by the overall interests of the state, taking into account the needs of the population in their electoral district,
as well as the interests expressed by the societal organization that elected them. They advocate for the realization of the mandates given by the voters and the societal organization.
Article 112
(1) Delegates fulfill their mandates without interrupting their labour or service activities.
(2) During the sessions of the Soviets and in other cases provided by the law, delegates are released from their labour or service duties, while retaining their average earnings at their place of work.
Article 113
(1) Delegates have the right to pose inquiries to the relevant state bodies and officials, who are obliged to respond to the inquiries during a session of the Soviets.
(2) Delegates are entitled to address all state and societal organs, enterprises, institutions, and organizations with questions arising from their work as delegates
and to participate in the consideration of the issues they raised. The heads of the respective state and societal organs, enterprises, institutions,
and organizations are obligated to promptly receive the delegates and examine their proposals within the prescribed period.
Article 114
(1) The conditions for unimpeded and effective exercise of delegates' rights and duties are ensured.
(2) The immunity of delegates and the guarantees for their work as delegates are established in the law on the status of delegates and other laws of the UCSR, Union-, and autonomous republics.
Article 115
(1) Delegates are obliged to report on their work and the work of the Soviets before the voters, collectives, and societal organizations that nominated them as candidates or the societal organization that elected them.
(2) A delegate who has not justified the trust of the voters or the societal organization can be recalled at any time by the decision of the majority of the voters or the societal organization that elected them,
in the manner prescribed by law.
Chapter 5: The highest organs of state power and Leadership
Section 16: The System and Principles of Activity of the Soviets of People's Deputies
Article 116
1) The highest organs of state power and leadership of the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun are the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
The Supreme Soviet is authorized to take and decide on any matter for consideration that falls within the jurisdiction of the UCSR.
2) The exclusive jurisdiction of the All-Union Soviet of People's Deputies of the UCSR includes:
1.Adoption of the Constitution of the UCSR and its amendments;
2.Decision on matters of national and state structure falling within the jurisdiction of the UCSR;
3.Establishment of the state border of the UCSR; confirmation of border changes between the Union republics;
4.Determination of the main directions of domestic and foreign policy of the UCSR;
5.Confirmation of state perspective plans and major Union programs for the economic and social development of the UCSR;
6.Election of the Presidium of the UCSR and the Premier (participation);
7.Election of the Presidents of the UCSR (participation);
8.Election of the Chairperson and the First Deputy Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR (participation);
9.Confirmation of the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR;
10.Confirmation of the Chairperson of the Committee for People's Control of the UCSR, the Chairperson of the Constitutional Court of the UCSR,
the Attorney General of the UCSR, and the Chief State Arbitrator of the UCSR;
11.(voided, transferred to the jurisdiction of the Ministry of State Security);
12.(voided, transferred to the jurisdiction of the Committee of Constitutional Oversight of the UCSR)
13.Decision-making on conducting a national referendum (or a plebiscite).
Article 117
(1) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR is a continually operating legislative, executive, and supervisory body of state authority of the UCSR.
The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR consists of two chambers, namely the Union Soviet (All-Union Soviet of People's Deputies) and the Republic Soviet (All-Union Joint Soviet of Republics),
which are equal in their numerical composition.
(2) The Union Soviet is elected from the ranks of the People's Deputies of the UCSR from electoral districts and the People's Deputies of the UCSR from social organizations,
taking into account the number of voters in the Union republic or territorial unit.
(3) The Republic Soviet is elected from the ranks of Delegates of the Workers and Producers' Soviets from electoral districts.
Each group represented by its own Soviet of Workers and Producers must be represented by at least one delegate per Union republic.
(4) The chairpersons of the Union Soviet and the Republic Soviet lead the sessions of the respective chambers and regulate their affairs.
The joint sessions of the chambers are chaired by the Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, his First Deputy, or alternately by the chairpersons of the Union Soviet and the Republic Soviet.
(5) The chambers of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR are equal in rights.
Article 118
(1) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR is convened annually by the Presidium of the UCSR for regular sessions - a spring session and an autumn session - which typically last three to four months.
(2) Extraordinary sessions are convened by the Presidium of the UCSR at its discretion or upon the proposal of the Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
as well as upon the proposal of a Union republic or at least one-third of the Delegates of one of the chambers.
(3) The session of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR proceeds in separate and joint plenary sessions of the chambers,
as well as in sessions of the Standing Commissions of the chambers or the Commissions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, held between plenary sessions.
(4) The session is opened and closed in separate or joint sessions of the chambers.
Article 119
(1) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR...
1. ...Sets the dates for the all-union elections and confirms the composition of the Central Election Commission for the UCSR elections;
2. ...appoints, upon the proposal of the Presidents of the UCSR, the Presidium of the UCSR; confirms, upon its proposal, the Premier;
appoints, upon its proposal, the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR; confirms the composition of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR and makes changes to it;
forms ministries of the UCSR and state committees of the UCSR upon the proposal of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR and dissolves them;
3. ...Establishes the Defence Council of the UCSR and confirms its composition; appoints the High Command of the Armed Forces of the UCSR and replaces it;
4. ...Elects the Committee of People's Control of the UCSR and the Supreme Court of the UCSR; appoints the Chief State Arbiter of the UCSR;
confirms the Collegium of the Prosecutor's Office of the UCSR and the Collegium of State Arbitration of the UCSR;
5. ...Regularly listens to reports from bodies formed or elected by it, as well as from officials appointed or elected by it;
6. ...Ensures the unity of legislative regulation throughout the territory of the UCSR, establishes the foundations of legislation for the UCSR and the union republics;
7. ...Within the scope of the UCSR's authority, regulates property relations, the organization of economic administration, social and cultural development, budget and financial systems,
wage payment and pricing, taxation, environmental protection, and the use of natural resources, as well as the implementation of constitutional rights, freedoms, and obligations of citizens and other matters;
8. (voided, transferred to the jurisdiction of the Constitutional Oversight)
9. ...Determines the general principles of the organization and activities of the organs of the republics and local organs of state authority and administration; establishes the legal status of social organizations;
10. ...Presents drafts of state perspective plans and major union programs for the economic and social development of the UCSR to the Presidium of the UCSR;
confirms state plans for the economic and social development of the UCSR and the state budget; monitors the implementation of the plan and the budget;
confirms reports on their implementation; makes changes to the plan and the budget as necessary;
11. ...Ratifies and terminates international treaties of the UCSR;
12. ...Controls the granting of state loans and economic assistance, as well as other aid to foreign states, and the conclusion of agreements on state loans and credits from foreign sources;
13. ...Establishes the main measures in the field of defence and ensuring state security; declares general or partial mobilization;
declares a state of war in the event of an armed attack on the UCSR or the need to fulfill international treaty obligations for joint defence against aggression;
14. ...Decides on the deployment of contingents of the Armed Forces of the UCSR in case of the need to fulfill international treaty obligations to maintain peace and security;
15. ...Establishes military ranks, diplomatic ranks, and other special titles;
16. ...Creates orders and medals of the UCSR; confers honorary titles of the UCSR;
17. ...Issues amnesty acts of the Union;
18. ...Has the authority to repeal decrees and resolutions of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, orders of the Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
as well as regulations and orders of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR;
19. ...Repeals regulations and orders of the Councils of Ministers of the Union republics if they do not comply with the Constitution of the UCSR and the laws of the UCSR;
20. ...Decides on other matters within the jurisdiction of the UCSR;
21. ...Is authorized, in an absolute emergency, to declare, extend, or terminate a state-of-emergency-dictatorship with a two-thirds majority.
(2) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR adopts laws of the UCSR and resolutions with the majority of votes of the total number of delegates.
Article 120
(1) The right of legislative initiative in the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR belongs to the Union Soviet and the Nationalities Soviet, the Presidium of of the UCSR,
the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, the Union republics in the form of their highest bodies of state power, the commissions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
and the Permanent Commissions of its chambers, the delegates of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, the Supreme Court of the UCSR, and the Attorney General of the UCSR.
(2) The right of legislative initiative is also granted to social organizations in the form of their bodies at the union level and the Academy of Sciences of the UCSR.
Article 121.
(1) The bills and other issues submitted to the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR are discussed by the chambers in separate or joint sessions.
If necessary, the bill or a related issue can be referred to one or more commissions for prior clarification or additional discussion.
(2) A law of the UCSR is considered adopted if a majority of delegates in each chamber of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR voted for it.
Resolutions and other acts of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR are adopted by a majority of the total number of delegates of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
(3) Bills and other particularly important matters in the life of the state can be submitted to the entire population for discussion by decision of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR or the Presidium of the UCSR,
initiated by them or proposed by a Union republic.
Article 121
(1) Each chamber of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR has the right to examine any matter within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
(2) In the Union Soviet, matters related to social and economic development, state structure, rights, freedoms, and obligations of citizens of the UCSR, foreign policy of the UCSR, defense,
and state security of the UCSR are examined, which are of general significance for the whole country. In the Republic Soviet, matters related to ensuring national equality, the interests of nations,
ethnic groups, and national groups in connection with the general interests and needs of the Soviet multinational state and the entire population,
the improvement of legislation regulating interethnic relations are examined.
(3) For matters within their jurisdiction, each of the chambers passes resolutions. If a resolution is passed by one of the chambers and, if necessary,
it is sent to the other chamber for approval and, upon approval, it becomes a resolution of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
Article 122
(1) In the event of disagreements between the Union Soviet and the Republic Soviet, the question is referred to a mediation commission formed by the chambers on a parity basis.
After that, the question is discussed again by the Union Soviet and the Republic Soviet at a joint session.
(2) If no agreement is reached even in this case, the question is referred to the Presidium of the UCSR or be submitted by it for a popular vote (referendum).
Article 123
The laws of the UCSR, resolutions, and other acts of the Presidium and the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR are published in the languages of the Soviet republics and are signed by the Premier and the Presidents of the UCSR.
Article 124
(1) The delegate of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR has the right to address the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, the ministers, and heads of other bodies formed by the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR with inquiries.
(2) The Council of Ministers of the UCSR or the state official to whom an inquiry is directed is obliged to provide an oral or written response
within a maximum of three days during the ongoing session of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
Article 125
No delegate of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR shall be subject to criminal prosecution, arrest, or administrative measures imposed by the court without the consent of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
and during the period between sessions, without the consent of the Presidium of the UCSR.
Article 126
(1) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, in a joint session of its chambers, elects the Presidium of the UCSR —the highest and continuously functioning organ of government—
accountable to the people for its entire activity and exercising its functions within the framework established by the Constitution
during the period between sessions of the highest organ of state power in the UCSR.
(2) At the head of the Presidium of the UCSR is the Premier of the UCSR.
Article 127
The Presidium of the UCSR is elected from the ranks of the delegates of the Supreme Soviet; it consists of the Chairpersons of the chambers of the Supreme Soviet,
the Presidents, one delegate from each Union Republic, the Secretary of the Presidium, and 21 additional delegates, 5 non-political voluntary members,
the Chairpersons of the standing commissions of the chambers, and the committees of the Supreme Soviet, and the Premier.
Article 128
The Presidium of the UCSR:
1. organizes elections to the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR;
2. convenes sessions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR;
3. coordinates the activities of the Standing Commissions of the chambers of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR;
4. ensures compliance with the Constitution of the UCSR and guarantees the conformity of the Constitutions and laws of the Union Republics with the Constitution and laws of the UCSR;
5. interprets the laws of the UCSR;
6. ratifies and denounces international treaties of the UCSR;
7. annuls decisions and orders of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR and the Councils of Ministers of the Union Republics that do not comply with the law;
8. determines military ranks, diplomatic ranks, and other special titles; confers the highest military ranks, diplomatic ranks, and other special titles;
9. establishes orders and medals of the UCSR; defines honorary titles of the UCSR; awards orders and medals of the UCSR; confers honorary titles of the UCSR;
10. grants Soviet citizenship, decides on loss of Soviet citizenship, revocation of Soviet citizenship, and granting asylum;
11. issues acts of the Union on amnesty and exercises the right of pardon;
12. appoints diplomatic representatives of the UCSR abroad and at international organizations and recalls them;
13. receives letters of credence and letters of recall from diplomatic representatives of foreign states accredited to it;
14. establishes the Defence Council of the UCSR and confirms its composition, appoints the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces of the UCSR and dismisses them;
15. declares a state of war for individual territories or for the entire country in the interest of the defence of the UCSR;
16. declares general or partial mobilization;
17. in the period between sessions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, declares a state of war in the event of an armed attack on the UCSR
or in the event of the need to fulfill international obligations for collective defence against aggression;
18. exercises other powers established by the Constitution and laws of the UCSR.
Article 129
During the period between sessions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR and upon subsequent submission for confirmation by the Supreme Soviet at its next session, the Presidium of the UCSR is responsible for:
1.making amendments to laws of the UCSR when necessary;
2. confirming changes in borders between Union Republics;
3. forming and dissolving ministries of the UCSR and State Committees of the UCSR based on the proposal of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR;
4. making appointments and dismissals of individual members of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR at the request of the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR;
5. performing other tasks of the Union government.
Article 130
The Presidium of the UCSR issues decrees and adopts resolutions.
Article 131
(1) After the term of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR expires, the Presidium of the UCSR retains its authority until the formation of a new Presidium by the newly elected Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
(2) The newly elected Supreme Soviet of the UCSR is to be convened by the Presidium of the outgoing Supreme Soviet of the UCSR within two months after the election.
Article 132
(1) The Premier of the UCSR is the highest official of the Soviet state.
(2) The Premier of the UCSR is elected from among its own ranks by secret ballot of the Presidium of the UCSR.
The Premier can be removed from office by secret ballot of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR or a referendum at any time.
(3) The Premier of the UCSR is accountable and representative to the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR and the entire Soviet people for exercising executive state power and acting as the highest coordinator of the legislative.
Article 133
(1) The Union Soviet and the Republic Soviet elect Standing Commissions from among the delegates for the prior consideration and preparation of matters falling within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
for supporting the implementation of the laws of the UCSR and other resolutions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
as well as for monitoring the activities of state organs and organizations. The chambers of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR can also form joint commissions on a parity basis.
(2) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR forms investigative, auditing, and other commissions for any matter falling within its jurisdiction, if it deems it necessary.
(3) All state and societal organs, organizations, and officials are obliged to provide the necessary materials and documents to the commissions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR
and the commissions of its chambers upon request. The recommendations of the commissions must be strictly adhered to by state and societal organs, institutions, and organizations.
The commissions must be informed of the results or measures taken within the specified time frame.
(4) The Standing Commissions and the Committees of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR are renewed annually by up to one-fifth of their membership.
Article 134
(1) Laws and other decisions of the Presidium and the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, as well as the decisions of its chambers,
are generally adopted after prior consideration of drafts by the respective standing commissions of the chambers or by the committees of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
(2) The appointment and election of officials who belong to the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, the Committee for People's Control of the UCSR, the Supreme Court of the UCSR,
as well as the Collegia of the State Prosecutor's Office of the UCSR and the State Arbitration of the UCSR, are carried out when an opinion of the respective standing commissions of the chambers or
the committees of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR is available. All state and societal bodies, organizations, and officials are obligated to comply with the requests of the chambers' commissions
and the commissions and committees of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, and to provide them with the necessary documents and materials.
(3) The recommendations of the commissions and committees are subject to mandatory review by state and societal bodies, institutions, and organizations.
The commissions and committees must be informed of the results of the review and the actions taken within the deadlines they establish.
Article 135
(1) The Committee for Constitutional Oversight of the UCSR is elected by the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR for a period of ten years from among experts in the fields of politics and law and consists of the Chairperson,
the Deputy Chairperson, and 21 members of the Committee, including representatives from each Union republic.
(2) Individuals elected to the Committee for Constitutional Oversight of the UCSR may not simultaneously belong to bodies whose acts are subject to the oversight of the Committee.
(3) Individuals elected to the Committee for Constitutional Oversight of the UCSR are independent in fulfilling their duties and are only bound by the Constitution of the UCSR.
(4) The Committee for Constitutional Oversight of the UCSR:
1. Provides the Government of the UCSR, on its own initiative or upon the instruction of the Supreme Soviet,
with opinions on the conformity of drafts of laws of the UCSR that have not been subject to the Soviet's review, with the Constitution of the UCSR.
2. Provides the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, on its own initiative, upon the instruction of the Presidium of the UCSR,
based on the proposal of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR or the highest bodies of state authority of the Union republics,
with opinions on the conformity of the acts of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR and its chambers, as well as the drafts of acts of these bodies,
with the Constitution of the UCSR and the laws of the UCSR adopted by the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
3. Monitors the conformity of the constitutions and laws of the Union republics, as well as the regulations and orders of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR and the Councils of Ministers of the Union republics,
with the Constitution of the UCSR and the laws of the UCSR.
4. Provides opinions, on its own initiative or upon the instruction of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, as well as based on the proposal of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
its chambers, the Presidium of the UCSR, the Chairpersonof the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, the standing commissions of the chambers, the committees of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, and the highest bodies of state authority of the Union republics, on the conformity of the acts of other state organs and societal organizations
with the Constitution of the UCSR and the laws of the UCSR.
5. (voided, transferred to the jurisdiction of the Ministry of State Security)
6. interprets the laws of the UCSR.
(4) If a contradiction between the act and its individual provisions, on the one hand, and the Constitution of the UCSR or the laws of the UCSR, on the other hand, is revealed,
the Committee for Constitutional Oversight sends its opinion to the body that issued the act, for the elimination of the violation committed.
The adoption of such an opinion by the Committee suspends the execution of the act or its individual provisions that contradict the Constitution of the UCSR or a law of the UCSR.
(5) The Committee for Constitutional Oversight of the UCSR is authorized to appeal to the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, the Presidium of the UCSR,
or the Council of Ministers of the UCSR with a request to annul the acts of the organs or officials accountable to them, which contradict the Constitution of the UCSR or a law of the UCSR.
The organization and functioning of the Committee for Constitutional Oversight of the UCSR are determined by the Law on Constitutional Oversight in the UCSR.
Article 136
(1) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR controls the activities of all state bodies accountable to it.
(2) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR establishes the Committee for People's Control of the UCSR, which directs the system of organs of people's control.
The organization and functioning of the organs of people's control are determined by the Law on People's Control in the UCSR.
Article 137
The organization of the activities of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR and its organs is determined by the Law on Rules of Procedure of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR
and other laws of the UCSR enacted based on the Constitution of the UCSR.
Article 138
The functioning of the Presidium of the UCSR, the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, and their organs is determined by the Law on Rules of Procedure of the Presidium of the UCSR
and the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, and by other laws of the UCSR enacted based on the Constitution of the UCSR.
Article 139
The tasks and function of the Presidents of the UCSR is determined by the Law on the Presidents of Union and People by other laws of the UCSR enacted based on the Constitution of the UCSR.
Section 17: The Council of Ministers of the Union of Communist Democratic
Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun
Article 140
The Council of Ministers of the UCSR- the government of the UCSR - is the highest executive and administrative body of state power in the UCSR and is subordinate to the Premier of the UCSR.
Article 141
(1) The Council of Ministers of the UCSR is formed by the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR in a joint session of the Soviet of the Union and the Soviet of Republics upon the proposal of the Presidium;
it consists of the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, the First Deputy Chairpeople, and the Deputy Chairpeople of the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR,
the Ministers of the UCSR, and the Chairpeople of the State Committees of the UCSR.
(2) The Chairpeople of the Councils of Ministers of the Union Republics are members of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR ex officio.
(3) Upon the request of the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR can also include the heads of other bodies and organizations of the UCSR in the government of the UCSR.
The Council of Ministers of the UCSR presents its powers to the newly elected Supreme Soviet of the UCSR at its first session.
Article 142
(1) The Council of Ministers of the UCSR is responsible and accountable to the Premier, the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, and, in the period between sessions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, to the Presidium of the UCSR.
(2) The Council of Ministers of the UCSR regularly reports to the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR on its work.
(3) The newly formed Council of Ministers of the UCSR submits its program of future activities for the duration of its term to the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR for review.
(4) The Council of Ministers of the UCSR reports to the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR on its work at least once a year.
(5) The Supreme Soviet of the UCSR can express a vote of no confidence in the government of the UCSR.
The decision on this matter is made by a majority vote of at least two-thirds of the total number of members of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
Article 143
The Council of Ministers of the UCSR is authorized to decide on all matters of state administration falling under the jurisdiction of the UCSR,
except those exclusively within the jurisdiction of the Presidium of the UCSR or the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR according to the Constitution and laws of the UCSR.
Article 144
(1) To decide on matters related to the management of the economy and other matters of state leadership,
the Directorate of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR operates as a permanent body of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR,
consisting of the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, as well as the First Deputy Chairpeople and Deputy Chairpeople of the Chairpeople of the Council of Ministers.
(2) With the decision of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, other members of the government of the UCSR can also belong to the Directorate of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR.
Article 145
The Council of Ministers of the UCSR issues regulations and directives and controls their implementation based on and in accordance with the laws of the UCSR
and other decisions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR and the Presidium, as well as decrees of the Premier of the UCSR.
The regulations and directives of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR are binding throughout the territory of the UCSR.
Article 146
The Council of Ministers of the UCSR has the right to suspend regulations and directives of the Councils of Ministers of the Union Republics and to annul acts of the ministries of the UCSR,
the State Committees of the UCSR, and other subordinate organs.
Article 147
(1) The Council of Ministers of the UCSR unites and directs the work of the Union ministries, as well as the Union Republic ministries, the State Committees of the UCSR, and other subordinate organs.
The Union ministries and State Committees of the UCSR either directly manage the sectors assigned to them or exercise intersectoral management across the entire territory of the UCSR,
either directly or through the organs formed by them.
(2) The Union Republic ministries and State Committees of the UCSR manage the sectors assigned to them and generally exercise intersectoral management through the corresponding ministries,
State Committees, and other organs of the Union republics, directly managing certain enterprises and associations subordinate to the Union.
The procedure for transferring enterprises and associations managed by a republic or locally to be managed by the UCSR is determined by the Presidium of the UCSR.
(3) The ministries and State Committees of the UCSR are responsible for the state and development of the sectors of management assigned to them.
Within their jurisdiction, they issue directives based on and in accordance with the laws of the UCSR, other decisions of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR and the Presidium,
regulations and directives of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR; they organize and verify their implementation.
Article 148
The jurisdiction of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR and its Directorate, the procedures of their activities, and the relations of the Council of Ministers with other state bodies,
as well as the list of Union ministries, Union Republic ministries, and State Committees of the UCSR, are determined by the Law on the Council of Ministers of the UCSR, based on the Constitution.
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Chapter 6: The Foundations of the Structure of the Organs of State Power
and Leadership in the Union Republics
Section 18: The Highest Organs of State Power and Leadership of the Union Republic
Article 149
(1) The highest organ of state power of the Union Republic is the Supreme Soviet of the Union Republic.
(2) The Supreme Soviet of the Union Republic is authorized to decide on all matters that fall within the competence of the Union Republic according to the Constitution of the UCSR
and the Constitution of the Union Republic. The adoption of the Constitution of the Union Republic, constitutional amendments, confirmation of state plans for economic and social development,
the state budget of the Union Republic, and areas of implementation are exclusively carried out by the Supreme Soviet of the Union Republic.
Article 150
(1) The Supreme Soviet of the Union Republic elects the Presidium of the Union Republic - the continuously operating organ of the Supreme Soviet of the Union Republic,
accountable to it and the population of the Union Republic for its entire activity.
(2) The composition and powers of the Presidium of the Union Republic are determined in the Constitution of the Union Republic.
Article 151
(1) The Supreme Soviet of the Union Republic forms the Council of Ministers of the Union Republic - the government of the Union Republic -
as the highest executive and administrative organ of state power of the Union Republic.
(2) The Council of Ministers of the Union Republic is accountable and responsible to the Supreme Soviet of the Union Republic,
and between sessions of the Supreme Soviet, to the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Union Republic.
Article 152
The Council of Ministers of the Union Republic issues regulations and directives based on and in implementation of the laws of the UCSR and the Union Republic,
the regulations and directives of the Council of Ministers of the UCSR and the Prime Minister of the UCSR. It organizes and controls their implementation.
Article 153
The Council of Ministers of the Union Republic has the right to suspend regulations and directives of the Council of Ministers of the autonomous republics
and to annul decisions and directives of the Executive Committees of Soviets in the regions, territories, and cities (cities under the jurisdiction of the republic)
and in the executive committees of the corresponding city Soviets in the Union Republics without territorial division.
Article 154
(1) The Council of Ministers of the Union Republic unites and directs the work of the Union Republic Ministries and the Republic Ministries, the State Committees of the Union Republic, as well as other subordinate bodies.
(2) The Union Republic Ministries and the State Committees of the Union Republic oversee the branches assigned to them and implement cross-sectoral leadership,
being subordinate both to the Council of Ministers of the Union Republic and to the corresponding Union Republic Ministry of the UCSR or a State Committee of the UCSR.
Section 19: The Highest Organs of State Power and Leadership of the Autonomous Republics
Article 155
(1) The highest organ of state power of the autonomous republic is the Supreme Soviet of the autonomous republic.
(2) The adoption of the Constitution of the autonomous republic and making changes, confirming state plans for economic and social development as well as the state budget of the autonomous republic,
and forming the organs accountable to it are exclusively carried out by the Supreme Soviet of the autonomous republic.
(3) Laws of the autonomous republic are adopted by the Supreme Soviet of the autonomous republic.
Article 156
The Supreme Soviet of the autonomous republic forms the Council of Ministers of the autonomous republic - the government of the autonomous republic -
as the highest executive and administrative organ of state authority of the autonomous republic.
Section 20: Local Organs of State Power and Leadership
Article 157
(1) The organs of state power in districts, communes, localities, sections, cities, city districts, settlements, and rural localities are the corresponding Soviets of People's Deputies and Soviets of Workers and Producers.
(2) In the system of local self-government, apart from the local Soviets of People's Deputies, in accordance with the legislation of the republics,
organs of territorial social self-government, citizen assemblies, and other forms of direct democracy can operate, provided that their area of interest is not already covered by a Soviet of Workers and Producers.
Article 158
(1) The local Soviets of People's Deputies decide on all matters of local importance, taking into account both the nationwide interests and the interests of the citizens of their territory.
They implement the decisions of superior state bodies, lead the activities of subordinate Soviets of People's Deputies,
participate in the deliberation of matters of republic and union significance, and submit their proposals on these matters.
(2) The local Soviets of People's Deputies oversee the state, economic, social, and cultural development in their territory; they confirm plans for economic and social development as well as the local budget;
they manage the activities of the state organs, enterprises, institutions, and organizations subordinate to them; they ensure compliance with the laws, the protection of state and public order, and citizens' rights;
they contribute to strengthening the country's defence capabilities.
Article 158a
(1) The local Soviets of Workers and Producers function as laid out in Chapter 4 Section 13 and the laws of the USSR.
(2) The local Soviets of Workers and Producers decide on all matters of local importance, based on the interests of their represented group and the interests of all citizens of their territory.
They implement the decisions of superior state bodies, lead the activities of subordinate Soviets of their group, participate in the deliberation of matters of republic and union significance,
and submit their proposals on these matters.
(3) The local Soviets of Workers and Producers lead the economic, social, and cultural development originating from the people in their territory.
Article 159
Within their jurisdiction, the local Soviets ensure comprehensive economic and social development in their territory, control compliance with the legislation by the enterprises, institutions,
and organizations on their territory; they coordinate and control their activities regarding land use, environmental protection, construction, use of labour capacity,
production of consumer goods, social and cultural care, services, and other services for the population.
Article 160
(1) The local Soviets make decisions within the powers transferred to them by the laws of the UCSR, the Union republics, and autonomous republics.
(2) The decisions of the local Soviets are binding on all affected enterprises, institutions, and organizations, as well as on all affected officials and citizens on the territory of the Soviet.
Article 161
(1) The executive and administrative organs of the local Soviets are the Executive Committees and other bodies elected from their deputies.
(2) The executive and administrative organs of the local Soviets provide accountability at least once a year to the Soviets that elected them, as well as at meetings of work collectives and at the residences of citizens.
Article 162
The Executive Committees of the local Soviets are directly accountable both to the Soviet that elected them and to the higher executive and administrative organ.
Chapter 7: Jurisdiction and Prosecutorial Supervision
Article 163
(1) Jurisdiction in the UCSR is exercised by the court.
(2) In the UCSR, the Supreme Court of the UCSR, the Supreme Courts of the Union Republics, the Supreme Courts of the Autonomous Republics, the District,
Communal, and City Courts, the City People's Courts, as well as Military Tribunals in the armed forces, are active.
Article 164
(1) All courts in the UCSR are formed on the basis of the eligibility of judges and people's assessors, except for judges of Military Tribunals.
(2) People's judges of the City People's Courts are elected by the citizens of the city based on universal, equal, and direct suffrage in secret ballot for five years.
(3) People's assessors of the City People's Courts are elected in open voting for a duration of two and a half years during citizens' assemblies at their workplaces or places of residence.
(4) Superior courts are elected by the respective Soviets of People's Deputies for five years.
(5) Judges of Military Tribunals are appointed by the Presidium of the UCSR for five years, and people's assessors are elected by assemblies of military personnel for two and a half years.
(6) Judges and people's assessors are accountable to the voters or the bodies that elected them, report to them, and can be recalled from their positions in accordance with the legal procedure.
(7) Judges of the Supreme Court of the UCSR, the Supreme Courts of the Union Republics, and the Autonomous Republics are elected by the respective Supreme Soviet of the UCSR,
the Supreme Soviets of the Union Republics, and the Autonomous Republics.
(8) Judges and people's assessors are accountable to the bodies or voters that elected them, report to them, and can be recalled by them in the manner established by law.
Article 165
(1) The Supreme Court of the UCSR is the highest judicial authority in the UCSR. It exercises supervision over the judicial activities of all courts in the UCSR,
as well as the courts of the Union Republics within the framework established by law.
(2) The Supreme Court consists of the Chairman, Vice-Chairmen, members, and people's assessors.
The Chairmen of the Supreme Courts of the Union Republics are ex officio members of the Supreme Court of the UCSR.
(3) The organization and functioning of the Supreme Court of the UCSR are determined by the law on the Supreme Court of the UCSR.
Article 166
Proceedings in civil and criminal cases are conducted by a panel in all cases and in the first instance with the participation of people's assessors.
People's assessors have in judicial proceedings all the rights and duties of judges.
Article 167
(1) Judges and people's assessors are independent and subject only to the law.
(2) Judges and people's assessors are guaranteed the conditions for the unhindered and effective exercise of their rights and duties.
(3) Any interference in the activities of judges and people's assessors in the exercise of jurisdiction is prohibited and entails liability in accordance with the law.
(4) The inviolability of judges and people's assessors, as well as other guarantees of their independence, are established by the law on the status of judges in the UCSR
and by other legislative acts of the UCSR and the Union Republics.
Article 168
Jurisdiction in the UCSR is based on the equality of citizens before the law and the court.
Article 169
(1) Hearings in all courts of the UCSR are public.
(2) Court proceedings held behind closed doors are only permissible in cases defined by law and under strict observance of all rules of procedure.
Article 170
The accused has the right to defence.
Article 171
(1) Court proceedings are conducted in the language of the Union Republic or the Autonomous Republic or in the language of the majority of the population of the respective administrative unit.
(2) Individuals who do not understand the language used in the court proceedings are guaranteed full access to the case materials,
participation in the court hearing through an interpreter, and the right to use their native language in court.
Article 172
No one can be found guilty of a crime and subjected to criminal liability except on the basis of a court judgment and in accordance with the law.
Article 173
(1) Collegiums of legal counsels exist to provide legal assistance to citizens and organizations.
(2) In cases provided for by law, citizens are entitled to free legal assistance.
(3) The organization and functioning of the legal profession are regulated by the legislation of the UCSR and the Union Republics.
Article 174
In civil and criminal proceedings, the participation of representatives of social organizations and work collectives is permitted.
Article 175
(1) The decision on economic disputes in the UCSR lies with the Supreme Arbitration Court of the UCSR and the bodies created in the Republics in accordance with their laws to decide on economic disputes.
(2) Interference by any organs, organizations, and officials in the activities of judges regarding dispute resolution is not permitted.
(3) The organization and procedural rules of the Supreme Arbitration Court of the UCSR are determined by a law of the UCSR.
Section 22: The Attorney General
Article 176
The supervision of the precise and uniform implementation of the laws of the UCSR by all ministries and other organs of state administration, enterprises,
institutions, organizations, local Soviets of People's Deputies, their executive and administrative bodies, political parties, social organizations,
mass movements, officials, and citizens is the responsibility of the General Prosecutor of the UCSR, the attorney generals of the Union Republics,
and the prosecutors subordinate to them.
Article 177
The Attorney General of the UCSR is appointed by the Supreme Court of the UCSR and is accountable and answerable to it.
Article 178
(1) The Attorney General of the Union Republics and Autonomous Republics are appointed by the Supreme Courts of the Republics in consultation with the Attorney General of the UCSR and are accountable to them.
(2) In their supervision of the implementation of the laws of the UCSR, the prosecutors of the Republics are also subordinate to the Attorney General of the UCSR.
Article 179
The powers of the Attorney General of the UCSR and all subordinate positions are valid for five years.
Article 180
(1) The organs of the prosecutor's office exercise their powers independently of any local bodies and are only subject to the Attorney General of the UCSR.
(2) The organization and functioning of the prosecutor's office are regulated by the law on the prosecutor's office.
Chapter 8: Coat of Arms, Flag, Anthem, and Capital of the
Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun
Article 181
(1) The state coat of arms of the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun consists of a hammer and compass surrounded by a wreath of rye,
which is encircled at the bottom by a black-red-black ribbon.
(2) Alternatively, the coat of arms described in (1) is also surrounded by a laurel wreath.
(3) The coat of arms described in (1) is referred to as the "ancestral-coat-of-arms," while the coat of arms described in (2) is called the "centennial-coat-of-arms."
Article 182
(1) The union flag of the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun consists of the colors black-red-black and bears the state coat of arms in the middle on both sides.
The ratio of the height to the length of the flag is 3 to 5.
(2) The union state flag has the same flag ratio as the union flag. Its stripes have the colors black (#000000) - wine red (#800022) - black (#000000).
It bears the centennial-coat-of-arms in the middle on both sides, which touches all color stripes in terms of size and is framed by the red stripe.
(3) Other official flags of the UCSR are regulated in the Flag Law.
Article 183
(1) The union state flag is flown at all locations of the Union and state authorities, as well as at official state events, on official vehicles (during official trips),
watercraft in the public service of the Union, and Union office buildings.
(2) Civilians are prohibited by law from using the union state flag or a flag imitating it.
Article 184
The state anthem of the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun is confirmed by the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR.
Article 185
(1) The capital of the Union of Communist Democratic Soviet Republics of the Free People of Yuwodeyun is Toasete-Zhetjete.
(2) Toasete-Zhetjete has the status of a special district and is directly subordinate to the Union, not to any Union republic, but it carries the rights and obligations of a Union republic.
Chapter 9: Jurisdiction and Prosecutorial Supervision
Article 186
The Constitution of the UCSR possesses the highest legal force. All laws and other acts of state organs are adopted on the basis of and in accordance with the Constitution of the UCSR.
Article 187
An amendment to the Constitution of the UCSR is made by a decision of the Supreme Soviet of the UCSR, which is adopted by a majority of at least two-thirds of the total number of delegates in each of its chambers.
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This also marks the official release of Toastipedia Version 0.0000000000001. yay
I wonder what I'm gonna do now. Write new stuff or port stuff over into the Toastypedia format?
Lol it's because of sister Kate on the whole aligning thing in truth BFL focus on weapons and its colonies the good thing in it all is the alignment is more a show of friendship BFL still hates everyone and they're using spec ops to spy on the world thorough the SNET Lol but oh well I'm proving that my power isn't exactly a superpower just an Enforcer power
It also doesn't help that I'm a power using mercs to fund Terrorists lol
Lol I'm still in happy bliss over my gasing of red XD
Ivorica and Free Toast
I have given up on the weather stats, especially since my NS description says I have clear skies lol
So how's the weather over there
Me in a protective suit with gas mask and filters
"Just great except for the toxic rain every so often"
^-This is basically every ns nation I have
Ivorica and Free Toast
I'm currently making a current-day world map for Toastverse, and dear god...you don't want to see what I did to Lezra (continent*) and Amerique... (it's not pretty)
*or is it called Europique to fit in the pattern with Amerique and Afrique?
I gave up on the world map... Not because it was hard to make the map itself and borders but rather how the hell do I create over hundred countries while maintaining a Ivorican and Toastian hyperpower status on the map as well as designing Amerique and Afrique (our creativity has created the most original continent names, I can't wait for Asiaque) to fit in well with the Cold War instead of random lines that make no sense.
Fair Point.
I have 67 countries and about 15-20 are from "random lines to fill space" (to be fair a lot of borders during the RP where also just random lines) and 14 are just from me taking apart Austronta, Balticonia, and Turkish Korania. The rest are more or less based on countries on old Maps.
If I ever decide to release a new google map style topography (or atleast terrain) map, Im going to be changing a lot of the geographic features lol.
Hype for the probably last of the rebooted mw series but I won't get to enjoy the early access to the campaign because of hunting lol oof
Ivorica and Free Toast
Tbh I never like MW2019, 2022, and now 2023. Perhaps if it used a different name I would have liked it more. Although Ghost is a great character, his death meant lot in MW2 and also made TF141 not bunch of invincible dudes, I hope the next MW3 kills off some major characters and also pit the player against other special forces dudes. Also would love to see Roach and Ramirez again.
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