Constitution of the Andorinhões: Difference between revisions

The first title consists of matters relating to the establishmentfoundation of the Constitutional State, it's organization as a State of Democratic Law, its sovereignty and constitutionality, the exercise of political power, the exercise of citizenship, its territory, the fundamental tasks of the AndorinhõesState, the national[[National symbols andof the specialAndorinhões|National administrativesymbols]], the official languages, the status of [[São João das Ilhas.]] Theas special statuscapital of the Ordernationa ofand the Holyspecial Crossstatus withinof the Constitutional[[Order Stateof isthe alsoHoly describedCross]].

The second title consists of matters relating to the international relations of the Andorinhões and, the incorporation of international law and international treaties and agreements within the legal system of the nation and the accession of the Andorinhões to international treaties or agreements.

===Part II: Fundamental Rights and Duties ===

Title I states the forms of exercise of the political power, namely the general and common principles (Chapter I), the referendum (Chapter II) and the suffrage (Chapter III), especially its general principles (Section I), the election of the [[Governor of the Andorinhões|governorGovernor]] (Section II) and the election of the [[Deputies of the Andorinhões|deputiesDeputies]] (Section III).

=== Part V: Organization of the Political Power===

Title II refers to the [[Governor of the Andorinhões|governorGovernor]], namely its definition, mandate and inauguration (Chapter I), its statute (Chapter II) and its competence (Chapter III).

Title III refers to the [[National Assembly of the Andorinhões|nationalNational assemblyAssembly]], namely its definition, composition and dissolution (Chapter I), its organization (Chapter II), its functioning (Chapter III), its drafting of acts (Chapter IV), especially its initiative of the law and referendum (Section I) and its discussion and vote (Section II), as well as the statute of its deputies (Chapter V), its competence (Chapter VI), especially its competence in the practice of organizational and functional acts (Section I) and its legislative and political competence (Section II).

Title IV refers to the [[Government of the Andorinhões|governmentGovernment]], namely its function, political responsibility, composition and organization (Chapter I), especially its function and responsibility (Section I) and its composition and organization (Section II), as well as the commencement and termination of its functions (Chapter II), the formation and continuation of government (Chapter III), especially its formation (Section I), the political and criminal responsibility of its members (Section II) and its motion or confidence, of censure and its resignation (Section III), as well as its competence (Chapter IV).

Title V refers to the judicial power, namely its general principles (Chapter I), the organization of the Tribunals (Chapter II), the statute of its judges (Chapter III), the [[Public Ministry of the Andorinhões|publicPublic ministryMinistry]] (Chapter IV) and the attorneys (Chapter V).

Title IX refers to the auxiliary organs of organs of political power, namely the [[Commission of the State of the Andorinhões|commissionCommission of the State]] (Chapter I) and the [[Commission of the Economy, the Society and the Environment of the Andorinhões|commissionCommission of the economy, the society and the environment]] (Chapter II).

===Part VI: Guarantees of Defence and Revision of the Constitution ===

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