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===The Charter (as of 2004)===
0.0 We, the assembled nations of the East Pacific, desiring a more prosperous and perfect region, do
hereby gather to establish this Charter of the East Pacific.
1.0 The East Pacific Government shall be divided into three roles; Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary.
:1. This Charter does hereby vest supreme authority in the office of Delegate, and does
:appoint him sole executor of this charter and of any subsequent laws passed by the
:legislative branch.
::1. The delegate shall have ultimate control over membership of the region, and
::shall have the power to remove from the region any nation seen to be in
::contravention of this charter or subsequent laws passed by the legislative
::branch.
::2. The delegate shall be appointed as the representative of the nations of the
::East Pacific to the United Nations.
::3. Such power as is granted to the delegate as representative to the United
::Nations shall be used to further the interests of the nations of the East Pacific;
::he does agree to abide by the will of the nations in this matter, as shall be
::expressed by popular vote of the Ratified Nations of the East Pacific.
::4. The delegate shall be appointed as ambassador of the East Pacific to foreign
::regions, and shall have the power to make such treaties as are permissible
::under this charter, and do not violate the individual rights of nations.
::5. The delegate shall appoint advisors as he sees fit, and may designate to them
::any such powers as are granted to him under this charter.
::6. The delegate shall be elected by popular vote of those nations within the East
::Pacific who are themselves members of the UN.
::7. The delegate shall be appointed for life, or until such time as he chooses to
::stand down, at which point he may either direct the transference of power to
::a suitably appointed alternative, or allow open election among the UN
::nations.
::8. During the period of the delegate’s incumbency, all nations are actively
::prohibited from campaigning for the delegacy, and the legislative house is
::instructed to make such laws as are necessary to enforce this.
::9. In the event of the incapacitation of the delegate, power shall pass to a prior
::appointed successor, who shall be nominated by the delegate and approved
::by the legislative branch. Such appointed nations shall be exempt from clause
::1.1.8.
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