The Constitution of The State of All

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
ALL AUSTRALIA
“The World is Quiet Here”
THE
CONSTITUTION
OF
THE STATE OF ALL AUSTRALIA
Overture
With the will of establishing The State of All Australia as a legitimate
union of persons in a sovereignty under H.R.H Sovereign King Bradley
The Great, Autocrat of All Australia and all named successors after
his/their abdication, death or any form of descending from the Imperial
Padded Seating that is the throne – such a document is crucial to
direction of this a sovereignty and the lives of all people within this
union.
The State of All Australia, like the Autocrat of All Australia are
traditional titles adopted by the State and in no way represent or suggest
anything else other then the aforementioned.
Henceforth Shall Be The Binding Words For Which The Sovereignty
Can Act- Unchangeable Unless Through A Mandate By The People of
The Union To Do So.
THE STATE OF ALL AUSTRALIA CONSTITUTION
MARCH 2010 CIVIC DEPARTMENT

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Title I
The Sovereignty: Civic Establishments
Article 1:
The State of All Australia is a global community separate from the
ideology of a singular world government, but one that in this
technological age of the internet and all technologies propagating from
the internet, can have nationals of The State of All Australia that are - in
addition - citizens of their birth-country or any subsequent places of
inhabitation through choice. Thusly must recognise His or Her Royal
Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia
(respectively) and all other governing persons as their leaders.
Article 2:
The State of All Australia is a sovereignty which is headed by His or
Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia
(respectively), The People’s Representatives and a Privy Council, whose
formation and standing is only at the behest of the incumbent His or Her
Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia
(respectively).
Article 3:

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The position of His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen,

Autocrat of All Australia (respectively) is hereditary from the absolute
moment of abdication, death or any form of descending from the
Imperial Padded Seating that is the throne, in order of primogeniture,
with spousal priority over the oldest direct descendant of the former His
or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All
Australia (respectively). Until that spouse should too abdicate, die or
descend from the Imperial Padded Seating that is the throne in any other
way, when the position is passed to the oldest direct descendant from
which the spouse received the position primarily.
Article 4:
The citizens (people) of the global community (as defined) may force
the abdication of the His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or
Queen, Autocrat of All Australia (respectively) through a direct mandate
in the form of a vote organised by The People’s Representatives.
Article 5:
In the case of a forced abdication by the people through The People’s
Representatives, if the spousal priority or the oldest direct descendant
should also be improper, unsuitable or incapable to ascend to the throne
– the people can additionally nominate through The People’s
Representatives and approve through a mandate in the form of a vote,
either a de facto His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen,
Autocrat of All Australia (respectively), a Privy Council that acts as a
body of governance or nominate a new line of inheritance to the throne,
either permanently in the case of a new line of inheritance or until such

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time when the spousal priority or the oldest direct descendant become
proper, suitable and able to ascend to the throne in the case of all other
options.
In the case that the spousal priority or the oldest descendant doesn’t
exist, a new line of inheritance to the throne must be nominated and
proved through a direct mandate by the people in the form of a vote.
While this is been established the aforementioned directive for an
improper, unsuitable or incapable successor is to be followed.
The individual(s) may not in any way be or be in cahoots with The
People’s Representatives, Head of The Privy Council (if operating) or
have any questionable reasons for acquiring the Imperial Padded
Seating.
Article 6:
The executive power of The State of All Australia accompanies the
properness, suitability and capability of His or Her Royal Highness
Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia (respectively).
The His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of
All Australia (respectively), is the Chief Responder as the global state
(as define) does not and will not ever have a military, navy or air-force,
and entrusts its defence in the additional nations of all its citizens,
assuming that such nations will ensure the protection, defense and safety
of any and all people of The State of All Australia that reside adjacently
within their borders legally.

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His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All

Australia (respectively) reserves the right to dissolve and form Privy
Councils and Disestablish The People’s Representatives, optionally for
an indefinite time in the case of the Privy Council and until an election
can be held to freely elect new People’s Representatives. In which case
Australia (respectively) holds all legislative powers.
Article 7:
The Legislative power is held by The People’s Representatives and the
Privy Council (if operating). In the case that there is an operating Privy
Council, the head and members of that council are independently elected
individuals, nominated by The People’s Representatives, cleared by the
Australia (respectively) and approved through a direct mandate by the
people in the form of a vote.
Article 8:
The People’s Representatives are subject to elections every two years,
through which new People’s Representatives can be elected or
incumbent People’s Representatives can be re-elected to form a body of
five People’s Representatives.
Article 9:
Heads and members of the Privy Council (if operating) are subject to
elections every four years through which a new head or new members

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can be elected or incumbent members or heads can be re-elected to form

a total of one head and 12% of the population to the nearest whole
number. If a Privy Council is not in operation, all legislative powers are
held by The People’s Representative as well as His or Her Royal
Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia
(respectively).
Article 10:
Australia (respectively) and Members of the Privy Council (if operating)
can introduce bills for which the totality of the Privy Council (if
operating) must vote on. A simple majority of votes must be achieved by
the Privy Council on a bill for it to be passed onto The People’s
Representatives to deliberate and approve through another simple
majority.
Bills from here must be signed by His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign
King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia (respectively) for the bill to be
accepted as law within the State of All Australia.
In the case that the Privy Council is not in operation, the His or Her
(respectively) must submit any bills for processing to The People’s
Representative and sanction it upon their passing of the bill.
Article 11:
Australia (respectively) reserves the right to dissolve a bill utterly. The

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people can nominate through The People’s Representatives and approve

through a direct mandate in the form of a vote that the bill be signed
against the will of the His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or
Queen, Autocrat of All Australia (respectively), effectively instating it as
law within the State of All Australia.
Article 12:
The judiciary powers are held by the judiciary systems of the nations in
which nationals of the State of All Australia all hold citizenship for
and/or inhabit.
Article 13:
The State of All Australia runs parallel to ALL current laws of the
nations that the citizens of the state also inhabit or have citizenship.
Depending, of course, on the nation that the citizens inhabit and not
allowing coinciding of laws of two or more separate nations.
Article: 14:
All additional laws sanctioned by His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign
King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia (respectively), The People’s
Representative and/or the Privy Council (if operating) are to be
honoured by the citizens of the State of All Australia unless they conflict
with the laws of the nations they additionally belong to, under
punishment of eviction from the State of All Australia.

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Title II
The Rights and Freedoms of The Citizens of The State of All Australia
Article 15:
All rights and freedoms listed here are universal and cannot be overruled
or disregarded by the nation(s) in which the citizen also inhabits and/or
has citizenship of. All rights and freedoms ensure that all persons within
The State of All Australia are free from inequality in the eyes of the law.
Article 16:
All citizens of The State of All Australia have the Right to Freedom of
Speech and Expression and cannot be persecuted, discriminated against
or maltreated based on such speech.
Article 17:
Religion, Belief and Views and cannot be persecuted, discriminated
against or maltreated based on such religion, beliefs or views.
Article 18:
Self-defense and cannot be persecuted, discriminated against or
maltreated based on such self-defense.

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Article 19:
All citizens of The State of All Australia have the Right to Freedom
from Crimes of Prejudice, Racism, Sexism, Ageism, Homophobia or any
other Discriminatory Action. Prejudice speech (although frown upon by
all governing bodies of The State of All Australia) is not a breach of
another person’s rights, unless it does verge on harassment.
Article 20:
Press and Other Media Communications and cannot be persecuted,
discriminated against or maltreated based on any publication, press or
reporting they may produce.
Article 21:
All citizens of The State of All Australia have the Right to Freedom of a
Private and Undisclosed Vote in Appropriate Forums Specified by This
Constitution and cannot have their vote made public or be persecuted,
discriminated against or maltreated based on self-publication of their
vote.
Article 22:
the Defense of a Soul in Need and cannot be persecuted, discriminated
against or maltreated based on reasonable action taken to ensure the

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safety and protection of an individual or a group of individuals in their

presence.
Articles 23:
All citizens of The State of All Australia have the Right to Defend the
Rights of Others and cannot be persecuted, discriminated against or
maltreated based on reasonable action taken to ensure the safety and
protection of the Rights of Others.
Article 24:
All citizens of The State of All Australia have the Right to Ensure
Separation of Church and State within Their Governing Body. Any
governing body within The State of All Australia that fails in this regard
must instantly and totally be dissolved and reformed by a direct mandate
by the people in the form a vote.
Title III
Internationality, Finance and Citizenship
Article 25:
As The State of All Australia is a global community (as defined), the
idea of internationality is redundant. Treaties and agreements with other
nations cannot be accompanied by the term or terms equivalent to the
word ‘international’.
Article 26:

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Citizenship in The State of All Australia, is completely and utter

optional and only accepted through independent registration in the free
will of the individual seeking citizenship.
Article 27:
No individual outside the incumbent sovereign’s kin can be born into
The State of All Australia.
Article 28:
All Individuals are accepted into The State of All Australia and can only
be removed through disregard of and counteraction to this constitution
while a citizen of The State of All Australia.
Article 29:
Australia (respectively) reserves the right to reject or remove citizenship
based on actions prior to citizenship of The State of All Australia.
Article 30:
All treaties and agreements formed by The State of All Australia and
another nation must be ratified by His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign
King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia (respectively).

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Article 31:
The State of All Australia under His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign
King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia (respectively), cannot not issue
taxes or levies to citizens.
Article 32:
Citizenship of The State of All Australia cannot be bought or have a
monetary value bestowed on it.
Article 33:
Only the His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat
of All Australia (respectively) can declare an Enemy of the State which
is not exclusive to nations, persons inside and out of the State of All
Australia and supporters of the aforementioned.
Any citizen of The State of All Australia declared an Enemy of the
State, can be subject to removal from the State.
Article 34:
The State of All Australia cannot accept donations or monetary packages
of any kind from external bodies.
Article 35:
Australia (respectively), The People’s Representative or the Privy

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Council members (if operating) cannot receive a salary until Articles 31

and 32 is lifted and Article 34 is revised.
Article 36:
Articles 31 and 32 can only be lifted and Article 34 can only be revised
when the totality of the Privy Council (if operating) votes in favour of
their lifts and revisal, the totality of The People’s Representatives vote in
favour of their lifts and revisal, the His or Her Royal Highness
Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All Australia (respectively)
chooses to sanction their lifts and revisal and a direct mandate by the
people in the form of a vote at no less than 90% voting in favour of its
lift.
Article 37:
Article 36 can only be revised if the population of the State reaches
higher than two-million.
Title IV
The Vote and Final Clarifications
Article 38:
All citizens of The State of All Australia can vote regardless of age, sex
or any other trait held by the citizen.
Article 39:
All citizens’ votes are equal in the eye of The State.

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Article 40:
The His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of
All Australia (respectively) may not vote in public ballots.
Article 41:
The People’s Representatives and members and heads of the Privy
Council (if operating) can vote as citizens when a public ballot allows.
Article 42:
Voting is non-compulsory for all citizens.
Article 43:
The State of All Australia shall forever be a sovereignty and all
aforementioned mechanisms that implement an alternative style of
governance are utterly temporary.
Article 44:
All styles of governance within The State of All Australia, upon the
ratification of this document shall be abolished, situating this document
as The Constitution of The State of All Australia.
Article 45:
All traditional titles and named held by the state can be revised or
changed through a direct mandate by the people in the form of a vote
organised by The People’s Representatives.
Article 46:

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The presence of this seal shall be the official mark of The His or Her
(respectively) and all entities that hold such a seal be distinct and
prominent in The State of All Australia, excluding any forgery or
falsification of the seal.

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The position of His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen,

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His or Her Royal Highness Sovereign King or Queen, Autocrat of All

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can be elected or incumbent members or heads can be re-elected to form

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people can nominate through The People’s Representatives and approve

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safety and protection of an individual or a group of individuals in their

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Citizenship in The State of All Australia, is completely and utter

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Council members (if operating) cannot receive a salary until Articles 31

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