1st Constitution

PETITE CONSTITUTION 

To further strengthen the nation, the fundamental principles—including the rights of the people, liberty, justice, and equality shall be enshrined in the Constitution of the Democratic Nation of Petite and its provinces.

Rights Of The People,

Section One

All Citizens of Petite have the right of freedom of speech and this right cannot be taken away. 

Section Two

All can vote for a politician of any kind as long as they are a citizen of Petite.

Section Three

all citizens shall be treated equal no matter the race or gender as all men are created equally. Therefore inequality shall not happen under Petite jurisdiction.

Section Four 

All can join the army, and with that if able can be drafted under Petite land.

Section Five

All have the right to a fair trial, no man no matter the crime shall have an unfair trial on Petite land or jurisdiction .

Section Six

No person can be subjected to slavery or involuntary service, except as a punishment for crime where they have been convicted, shall exist within Petite or their jurisdiction.

Section Seven 

All citizens can be put in punishments such as prison, and all citizens have to pay fines and bail if enforced.

Section Eight 

No Soldier of either the Petite army or any other form of soldier can enter the homes of civilians without direct permission, unless directed instruction from the President of Petite.

Structure of The Government,

Section One

No president can run for more than the five year term without another election.

Section Two 

No leader or representatives of Petite can be put in office without an election of the majority of people voting them into their place of power.

Section Three

All votes for Presidential elections shall be hand counted five times before the winner is announced.

Section Four

Petite shall always have elections and these elections cannot be before or after September 29th, five years after the last election. No elections can be removed or rescheduled and the Petite cannot be run by anyone but the people, will fair elections.

Section Five 

The Petite council will be made up of the head of the military, the president, and the vice president. The council cannot be disbanded and each member gets one vote, other than the president, getting two. More members can be added to the council if the council elects to. 

Section Six

The military generals and head general are the only politicians that are not elected with the head military general not serving terms but serving till retirement and put in the place of power by the president.

Laws of the Nation and Provinces,

Section One 

All provinces can make their own laws and regulations that other member provinces don’t have to follow if all of the province's representatives elect to.

Section Two

For a national ban or law to be made at least one representative from all provinces must agree, then the law will either be approved or rejected by the President of Petite at that date.

Section Three 

The break of these laws will end in one of the orders in article one, section seven. 

Section Four 

No Leader can force taxes without those being taxed being represented in the Petite Congress.

Section Five

The military generals and head general are the only politicians that are not elected with the head military general not serving terms but serving till retirement and put in the place of power by the president.

In conclusion, the Democratic Nation of Petite has established a robust and well-rounded framework of governance aimed at protecting the rights and freedoms of its people while ensuring fairness, justice, and equality for all. The constitution prioritizes the principles of liberty, representation, and accountability, outlining a clear structure for the government and laws to maintain order and integrity across the nation and its provinces. By enshrining these values, Petite commits to fostering a unified, democratic society that upholds its citizens' rights and ensures that power remains in the hands of the people.

The Original Petite Constitution PDF