The Constitution of The Royal Sovereign Nations.

[b]ARTICLE 1 - LEADERSHIP STRUCTURE OF THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN NATIONS[/b] 

The leadership of The Royal Sovereign Nations shall consist of: 
[list=1][*] An empowered executive World Assembly delegate.[*] A council consisting of four World Assembly member nations, hereafter referred to as 'the council'.
[/list]
[b]ARTICLE 2 - POWERS GRANTED TO COUNCIL MEMBERS[/b]

Elected council members within The Royal Sovereign Nations shall be granted the following powers, rights and authority:
[list=1][*]The power to initiate a vote for the removal of a nation from the council.
[*]The right to propose legislation and matters of discussion to the council.
[*]The power to propose the ejection and banning of member nations of The Royal Sovereign Nations to the council.
[*]The right to resign from the position of council member.
[*]The authority to communicate to member states of the region.
[*]The authority to communicate on behalf of the region.
[*]The power to propose an amendment to the constitution The Royal Sovereign Nations to the council.
[*]The right to vote on matters put to vote before the council.
[list=i][*]With the exception of a vote to remove the council member in question.[/list][/list]

[b]ARTICLE 3 - SPECIAL POWERS OF THE EXECUTIVE DELEGATE[/b]

The incumbent executive World Assembly delegate is granted the following special powers:
[list=1][*]The power to dismiss a council member immediately if the council member in question:
[list=i][*]Violates the constitution
[*]Engages in behaviour that violates NationStates rules.
[*]Has been found unfit for leadership by the council.[/list]
[*]The power to ban and/or eject nations suspected of raiding activity without warning.
[*]Pardon a member state if the state has violated the constitution for the following reasons:
[list=i][*]In order to preserve the region from destruction.
[*]In order to protect the region from hostile activity.
[*]In order to enforce NationStates rules and codes of conduct.[/list]
[*]The power to veto legislation or votes passed by the council.[list=i][*]With the exception of a vote to remove a council member.[/list]
[*]The power to decide the outcome of tied votes.[/list]

[b]ARTICLE 4 - THE RIGHTS OF MEMBER STATES[/b]

Member states are granted the following rights upon 5 days consecutive residency within The Royal Sovereign Nations:
[list=1][*]The right to petition an appeal to legislation.
[*]The right to a hearing before being banned and/or ejected from the region.
[*]The right to participate in elections and referendums held within The Royal Sovereign Nations.
[*]The right to run for public office within The Royal Sovereign Nations.
[*]The right to request a referendum.[/list]

[b]ARTICLE 5 - EMBASSIES[/b]

Embassies can be constructed following:
[list=1][*]Council approval via vote.

[b]OR[/b]
[*]Approval from the incumbent executive World Assembly delegate.

[b]OR[/b]
[*]A successful referendum.  [/list]

Embassies can be withdrawn following:
[list=1][*]Council approval via vote.

[b]OR[/b]
[*]Approval from the incumbent executive World Assembly delegate.

[b]OR[/b]
[*]A successful referendum.  [/list]