The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Simabe

Constitution of the Federal Republic of Simabe

Preamble
We, the people of the Federal Republic of Simabe, in pursuit of liberty, equality, and prosperity, establish this Constitution to ensure justice, protect our civil rights, and maintain a democratic society that values freedom, compassion, and accountability.

Article I: General Provisions
1.The Federal Republic of Simabe is a sovereign, democratic state that upholds the values of civil rights, political freedom, and social responsibility.
2. The official currency is the Euro (€).
3. The national animal is the penguin, symbolizing resilience, community, and adaptability.
4. Simabe’s territory, although barren and inhospitable, is a safe haven for all its citizens.

Article II: Fundamental Rights
1. Civil Rights: All citizens of Simabe are guaranteed the right to freedom of speech, assembly, and expression.
2. Privacy: The state shall respect and protect the personal privacy of its citizens, including the right to bodily autonomy.
3. Parental Licensing: Parenthood is a responsibility that must be regulated to ensure the well-being and proper upbringing of children. The government reserves the right to implement and enforce a parental licensing program.
4. Freedom from Discrimination: No citizen shall be discriminated against based on wealth, social class, gender, or any other status. The wealthy shall not enjoy privileges beyond what is afforded to all citizens.
5. Enforced Nudity: Public nudity is encouraged and enforced as a reflection of the Simabean values of transparency, equality, and freedom from materialism.

Article III: Government Structure
1. The Executive: The head of state is the President, elected by popular vote every 4 years. The President shall serve as the chief representative of the nation and ensure the execution of laws.
2. The Legislature: The Simabean Assembly, composed of representatives elected every 2 years, is the primary legislative body. It has the authority to create, amend, and repeal laws, as well as oversee the implementation of governmental programs and policies.
3. The Judiciary: The judiciary is independent and guarantees the protection of civil rights. It shall interpret laws in accordance with this Constitution and ensure justice is served.

Article IV: Economy and Regulation
1. The economy of Simabe is regulated in the interest of social equality and environmental sustainability. Businesses must comply with strict governmental oversight to ensure fairness, labor rights, and environmental responsibility.
2. Wealth and income inequality are discouraged, and policies shall be enacted to redistribute wealth in order to maintain social harmony.
3. Banks and financial institutions are tightly controlled, and large banks are prohibited from operating in Simabe.

Article V: Education and Society
1. Education is a cornerstone of Simabean society. Universities are centers for intellectual discourse, particularly regarding civil and political rights.
2. The government shall ensure free access to education for all citizens, fostering a well-informed, critically thinking population.
3. Social programs promoting health, welfare, and communal well-being are prioritized in all government policies.

Article VI: Elections and Political Freedom
1. Elections shall be frequent, transparent, and accessible to all citizens.
2. The government shall encourage democratic participation, ensuring that all voices are heard and valued.
3. Political freedoms, including the right to form and join political parties, are guaranteed.
4. The influence of large corporations or outside actors on political processes is prohibited.

Article VII: Amendment Process
1. This Constitution may be amended by a two-thirds majority vote in the Simabean Assembly, followed by a national referendum.
2. Amendments must be in line with the core values of civil rights, political freedom, and social equality.