The Constitution of the Gaelic Kingdom of Mabruenia

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Preamble

We the people of Mabruenia, to form an adjusted country with the era’s standards, will establish justice, provide for the defense of the country, improve the standard of life for the citizens involved, and secure our liberty. We do establish this Constitution for the Mabruenian nation.

Table of Contents

  • Article I — Monarchy of Mabruenia
  • Article II — Executive Branch
  • Article III — Legislative Branch
  • Article IV — Judicial Branch
  • Article V — Foreign Relations
  • Article VI — Military & Defense
  • Article VII — Ministries
  • Article VIII — Citizenship & Immigration
  • Article IX — National Symbols and Name
  • Article X — Amendment Process
  • Mabruenian Bill of Rights

Article I — Monarchy of Mabruenia

Section I — Title, Role, Powers, and Responsibilities

The Monarch, known as the Sovereign, is the ultimate Head of State, holding executive powers throughout the Kingdom.

The title of the Monarch shall be: His/Her/Their Majesty, followed by a generational number.

The Monarch possesses the authority to:

  • Propose legislation
  • Create legislation
  • Veto legislation
  • Vote on laws within Parliament
  • Appoint the Chancellor, Ministers, and Judges

The Monarch may not:

  • Disturb constitutional checks and balances
  • Violate the rights of civilians
  • Exercise arbitrary veto power without reason

Upon Royal Assent from the Monarch, legislation becomes law. All legislation may later be amended or appealed.

Parliament shall oversee:

  • The Royal budget
  • Activities conducted by the Monarch
  • Royal use of Ministries

Section II — House of Fleming & Succession

The House of Fleming shall remain the ruling family of Mabruenia, claiming succession through Malcolm Fleming, 3rd Lord Fleming, and Janet Stewart, daughter of King James IV of Scotland.

Succession follows biological children first, followed by adoptive children and other relatives where applicable.

The Monarch must be at least sixteen (16) years old to be crowned.

Section III — Regency

Should the Monarch be incapable of ruling, or should the heir be under sixteen years of age, Parliament shall appoint a Regent.

Article II — Executive Branch

Section I — Organization

The Executive Branch is responsible for carrying out and enforcing laws passed by Parliament.

The Executive Branch consists of:

  • The Chancellor
  • The Deputy Chancellor
  • The Cabinet
  • Ministers of the Kingdom

Section II — Authority

The Chancellor serves as head of the Executive Branch and may dismiss Ministers or reorganize the government as necessary.

The Chancellor serves a four-year term, limited to two full terms.

The Deputy Chancellor is selected during elections and serves as President of the Cabinet.

Article III — Legislative Branch

Section I — Structure

The Legislature of Mabruenia shall be known as the Grand Assembly.

The Grand Assembly consists of:

  • The House of Lords
  • The House of Representatives

The House of Lords shall consist of former officials and experts.

The House of Representatives shall consist of elected representatives from each Province.

Article IV — Judicial Branch

Judicial Power lies within the Supreme Court of Mabruenia and such Inferior Courts as the Grand Assembly may establish.

The Supreme Court shall consist of:

  • One Chief Justice
  • Eight Associate Justices

The Supreme Court shall possess the power of Judicial Review.

If a law or Executive Action is found unconstitutional, the Court shall declare it invalid.

Article V — Foreign Relations

The Monarch and Chancellor may negotiate treaties with foreign nations.

Treaties require ratification by a two-thirds (⅔) supermajority vote within the Grand Assembly.

Article VI — Military & Defense

The Monarch shall serve as Commander-In-Chief of the Mabruenian Armed Forces.

The Military shall:

  • Defend the Kingdom
  • Suppress insurrections
  • Assist during disasters

The Military must remain politically neutral and non-partisan.

Article VII — Ministries

The Government of Mabruenia shall consist of Ministries responsible for specific areas of governance.

Ministers shall be appointed by the Monarch upon recommendation of the Chancellor and confirmation by the Grand Assembly.

Article VIII — Citizenship & Immigration

Citizenship shall be classified as:

  • Natural-born
  • Naturalized
  • Resident
  • Honorary

Immigration shall be overseen by the Ministry of the Home Office.

Article IX — National Symbols and Name

The official name of the nation shall be:

The Gaelic Kingdom of Mabruenia

The national flower shall be the Mexican Golden Poppy.

The national animal shall be the canine.

The national food shall be tacos.

Article X — Amendment Process

Amendments may be proposed by a two-thirds vote within both Houses of the Grand Assembly.

Ratification requires approval by three-fourths of the Provinces.

Mabruenian Bill of Rights

Article I — Fundamental Rights

All citizens are entitled to freedom, dignity, and equality before the law.

Article II — Freedom of Expression

Freedom of speech, press, assembly, and petition shall not be abridged.

Article III — Freedom of Religion

The State shall remain secular and shall not establish an official religion.

Article IV — Right to Bear Arms

Citizens over eighteen years of age may possess small firearms subject to Provincial law.

Article V — Protection of Property and Privacy

No unreasonable search or seizure shall occur without lawful warrant.

Article VI — Rights of the Accused

All accused persons shall receive a fair, public, and speedy trial.

Ratification Information

Date of Ratification: August 22, 2025
First Reorganization: September 26, 2025
Second Reorganization: April 1, 2026

Sovereign's Signature




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