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The Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance
The Charter of the Commonwealth
"Oira, Tirissa, Túra." (Eternal, Vigilant, Victorious.) ~MIDF motto
"Those who fear the darkness, have no idea what the light can do."
~Lady Sirithil nos Fëanor, LM 31857
"Watchers on the walls of Paradise." ~ IDF motto
"A single man or woman can only walk one path at once; after all, though imagination is infinite, the number of feet one can possess is not." ~Semir-randil, BD 37
Article 1: The Declaration
We, the leaders of the peoples of the Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance (CENNA), do declare to uphold and follow the ideals and regulations detailed herein wherever we are called upon to represent the Commonwealth, and to make secure the lives of our citizens, and the citizens of other, less fortunate states and nations - whether by military action, or by humanitarian aid, or by economic aid.
We, the leaders of the free peoples of the Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance (CENNA), do solemnly swear to keep to this high and noble cause for as long as our nation does remain a Member State of the Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance (CENNA), before our flag, and before our respective Peoples.
Article 2: Regulation
Section 2.1: The Security Council and the Chancellors
2.1.1. The Security Council shall meet reguarly, on the 1st of every month, or whenever a Member State calls for a decision on a crisis/situation.
2.1.2. The Security Council shall have no internal powers over the nations of the Commonwealth, excepting situations wherein amoral actions running counter to the spirit of this document are brought before the Council and passed with an ultra-majority vote of above 90% - requiring a Secondment and Thirdment of motion for mandatory vote OR joint decision by the Chancellors.
2.1.3. The Security Council members will be appointed by a method decided upon by the government of each respective government (two representatives each, with each representative getting two votes, except the Chancellors, who get six shared votes plus veto power on any motion excepting those wherein this document provides provision against said veto power).
2.1.4. The Security Council shall have the following powers:
2.1.4.a. The power of sanctions against member states who contravene the letter OR the spirit of this document (to be decided by an Emergency Summit meeting of the Council and/or the Chancellors) (requires supermajority vote of 75%);
2.1.4.b. The power and right to take economic and/or military action against a member Nation which takes military action against a non-member state without good cause (to be decided by an Emergency Summit meeting of the Council) (requires minor-supermajority vote of 65%)
2.1.4.c. To call for action by CENNA as a unified entity in special circumstances warranting the attention of the entire Commonwealth, or several members thereof. This is included, but not limited to: economic action (including sanctions), military activity, and diplomatic intervention. (Requires clear majority.)
2.1.4.d. To alter the trade benefits outlined in Section 3. (Requires supermajority vote of 75%, Secondment and Thirdment of motion to provide mandatory vote requirement).
2.1.4.e. To alter the powers outlined herein with a majority vote AND the positive votes of the Chancellors.
2.1.4.f. To call for a Commonwealth-wide referendum by a majority vote (ANY majority vote) on any issue. The vote to have the referendum becomes mandatory if at least ten percent of the Council 'seconds' the call.
2.1.5. There shall be no more and no less than two Chancellors. The Chancellors shall be, for the first twenty years of the existance of the Commonwealth, High Lord Commodore (CINCN, CINCAIR IDF; CINCAIR SATO) Semir-randil and Elentari (CINCS SATO; CINCMIDF) Sirithil nos Feanor. The Chancellors shall eternally be two members of the leading governments of the Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar and the Empire of The Eternal Dawn, one from each, with no exceptions. No amendmants may be made to this clause.
2.1.6. The Chancellors will have the following powers;
2.1.6.a. The power of veto over any accepted motion which does not have at least 70% backing.
2.1.6.b. Any powers or rights prescribed elsewhere in this document.
2.1.6.c. Opens meetings of the Security Council (alternately).
Article 3: Military Regulation
Section 3.1: Regulars
3.1.1. There will be no usage of WMD's in any way, shape, or form, excepting special defensive nanotech use, by any member state of the Commonwealth. Excludes plasma-based or 'conventional' kinetic weapons.
3.1.2. There will be no intentional attacks on civilian populations by any member state of the Commonwealth, except in extenuating circumstances, such as 'human shield' situations.
3.1.3. This document expressly forbids any eventual combining of the armed forces (except normal 'allied co-ordination') of the Commonwealth at any point in the future.
Section 3.2: Intelligence sharing/special services
3.2.1. All intelligence with regards to the security of the Commonwealth must be shared on demand, or as soon as possible if it has significant impact.
3.2.2. Warning must be given of special services operations to Commonwealth allies in the event of war.
Section 3.3: Orbital Strikes
3.3.1. Orbital strikes are prohibited under the Charter, excepting situations where all other possibilities are exhausted, and/or military projections (to be presented to the Council in an Emergency Session) strongly suggest lower civilian casualties where such action is taken.
3.3.2. Defensive orbital strikes are not prohibited.
3.3.3. Illegal orbital strikes will result in the confiscation and/or destruction of all orbital assets possessed by the member state enacting said orbital strikes, to be decided by a majority vote of the Council. The Chancellors may not veto any majority vote in this situation, excepting situations wherein said veto vote is followed by a Secondment and Thirdment by two member states that are strictly not involved in the situation leading to said illegal orbital strikes.
Article 4: Political Regulation
Section 4.1: Heads of State
4.1.1. No head of state may claim to be a spokesperson for the Commonwealth. With each issue, a spokesperson will be allocated by the Council, from the Council, by merit. This clause does not apply to the Two Speakers.
Section 4.2: Announcements
4.2.1. No government, entity, nation, or state that has membership of the Commonwealth may make any announcements regarding the Commonwealth without first seeking Council approval.
Section 4.3: Internal Politics
4.3.1. The Commonwealth Charter expressly forbids interaction between the Council and any political parties inside any member state. Any such action will be considered corrupt, and will result in the ejection from the Council of the appropriate member. No member is allowed to be the head of, or have allegiance to, any political party in any political entity inside the Commonwealth.
4.3.2. The Council may not interfere in member state politics unless said interferance adheres to any other Article, Section, or Clause of this document.
Article 5: Trade
Section 5.1: Advantages
5.1.1. Every member state must maintain at least a 20% trade ratio with other Commonwealth nations, in order to maintain flexibilty.
5.1.2. Said trade ratio may be maintained with any member states, but at least 2% of the 20% must be maintained with Menelmacar andEOTED, individually.
Section 5.2: Disadvantages
5.2.1. Any nation breaching the trade regulations of the Commonwealth will face a 50% fine of the percentage of trade that Commonwealth nations lost as a result of the breach of rules.
Article 6: The Commonwealth And Other Alliances/Organisations
Section 6.1: Conflicts of Interest
6.1.1. A Conflict of Interest is defined as any instance in which a member state is bound by a policy either by another organization or its own government, which requires it to act in a fashion non-compliant with either the Charter or with stated CENNA policy.
6.1.2. In the event of a Conflict of Interest between this organisation and another organisation that any member state was an existing member of BEFORE the signing of this document may activate Clause 6.1.3 of this document to avoid said conflict of interest. This includes alliances, trade pacts, and similar diplomatic documents.
6.1.3. Any member state that considers itself in a CoI situation may petition the Council for a 'Suspension of Membership' vote. This will not prevent said member state from acting inside the Commonwealth in trade circles, but will prevent said member state from voting at the Council for the decided amount of time.
6.1.4. If a member state does not take appropriate action to prevent a breach of this section, then the Commonwealth may move to punish the nation in a fitting manner (that does not damage the civilian population).
Section 6.2: Alliances
6.2.1. Any alliance/alignment between the Commonwealth and any other organisation is strictly prohibited excepting on a strictly temporary basis. This document does not prohibit the alignment of member states with other alliances/organisations, wherever that does not cause a CoI with this document, so long as said alignment is pre-existing before the signing of the Charter by said member state.
6.2.2. If any CoI is uncovered at the admission of a member state by that member state, they must bring said CoI before the Council immediatley, with no exceptions. Failure to do so will result in a denial of application, or, if the situation applies, ejection from the Commonwealth with zero tolerance. Re-admittance will then be prohibited for six years. This clause does not apply to Menelmacar or EOTED, who are considered permanent and founding eternal members, in line with the spirit of this document.
6.2.3. Nation-to-nation external alliances are not prohibited by this document in any way, shape, or form.
Article 7: Application For Submission to the Commonwealth
Section 7.1: Application Rules
7.1.1. Any nation under any circumstances may submit application to become a Commonwealth member, and, if accepted, may not renege on said submission for a period of six years.
7.1.2.a. Any potential member must submit a detailed history of actions and/or internal governmental arrangements.
7.1.2.b. Said submission must follow the prescribed system to be decided by the First Security Council of the Commonwealth, at the first meeting. (To Be Ammended Upon Decision)
7.1.3. No prospective member may join the Commonwealth without joint consent by the Empire of The Eternal Dawn and Menelmacar.
7.1.4. Any prospective member must uphold the Charter, and agree to uphold the Charter, no matter the situations produced or problems incurred via said upholding of the Charter.
7.1.5. Any prospective member must agree to submit to decisions made by the Commonwealth.
7.1.6. Any prospective member must submit a referendum to their population upon acceptance of application. Any prospective member that receives a 'No' decision to said referendum will be denied access to the Commonwealth.
Section 7.2: Application Decisions
7.2.1. Any application must undergo due consideration by a Security Council meeting, and/or by a duly formed Commission to decide the merit of the said application.
7.2.2. If the Council deigns to form a Commission to decide the merit of the application, the Council is not bound by the Commission's findings with regards to the application, but must give due consideration to said findings in at least a one hour sitting and presentation of evidence by the Chairman of said Commission.
Article 8: Enforcement
Section 8.1: Procedures and Penalties
8.1.1. Any member state not following the letter or the spirit of this document (as determined by the two Eternal Member States, being First Signatories and Draft Members) will face one of several possible measures, depending on severity of breach (as determined by vote of the Council, excluding the nation in question);
8.1.1.a. Immediate and unequivocal retraction of the action in question, if possible.
8.1.1.b. A 'state fine', to be determined by vote of the Council.
8.1.1.c. Expulsion.
8.1.2. The procedure for expulsion shall be as follows;
8.1.2.a. In order for expulsion to occur, both Chancellors and one other member of the Council must be in agreement.
8.1.2.b. At least 60% of the Council must vote for expulsion.
8.1.2.c. If a 'Yea' decision is reached, the Council will then vote on an 'exclusion period', disqualifying the expelled member for a certain period of time. (Presuming no conflict with another, preceding portion of this document.)
8.1.3. Neither Menelmacar nor EOTED may be expelled from the Commonwealth.
Article 9: Closing Declaration
With the solemn and humble approval of the Peoples of the Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar and the Empire of the Eternal Dawn, we do declare the Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance Charter to be appropriately read, measured, and weighed.
With all in balance, we,
the Elentári Sirithil nos Fëanor of the Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar
and
the Empress Rialla ux-Rihad II of the Nenyan Empire of the Eternal Dawn
submit our signature.
May the course of the Commonwealth be sailed well, and our paths remain forever true.
Article 10: Procedure for Amendments
Section 10.1: Basic Procedure
10.1.1. Amendments must be passed by the prescribed method inside the appropriate Article, Section, or clause of this document.
10.1.2. If no provision is made for amemdments, but amendment is not strictly prohibited, then refer to Section 10.2.
10.1.3. All amendments are to be added to Article 11, and the original document is to be maintained in it's identical original state excepting Article 11.
10.1.4. No amendment may breach the spirit of the Charter, with the 'spirit of the Charter' to be decided by the Chancellors when and whenever said amendment is passed. The decision to agree the amendment or the nullification of proposed amendment by the Chancellors may only be taken once the amendment is first passed by the Council, under the regulations prescribed inside the relevant Article, Section, or Clause - or in Section 10.2 - of this document.
10.1.5. Upon passing of any amendment referring to general populations inside any member state, or all member states, referendums must be held inside that/those/all state(s) before final addition of the Amemdment to Article 11.
Section 10.2: Unprescribed Procedure To Be Followed For Non-Specific Amendment Procedure Inside Certain Articles, Sections, or Clauses of This Document
10.2.1. If there is no amendment procedure prescribed inside the relevant Article, Section, or Clause, and amendment is not strictly forbidden, then the following procedure must be taken. In such an event, the amendment is to be passed by an ultra-majority vote of 90%, within the groundrules prescribed in Clause 10.1.4. Addition of the amendment will follow the ruling in Clause 10.1.3 (and 10.1.5 if required).
Article 11: Amendments
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The Charter of the Commonwealth
"Oira, Tirissa, Túra." (Eternal, Vigilant, Victorious.) ~MIDF motto
"Those who fear the darkness, have no idea what the light can do."
~Lady Sirithil nos Fëanor, LM 31857
"Watchers on the walls of Paradise." ~ IDF motto
"A single man or woman can only walk one path at once; after all, though imagination is infinite, the number of feet one can possess is not." ~Semir-randil, BD 37
Article 1: The Declaration
We, the leaders of the peoples of the Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance (CENNA), do declare to uphold and follow the ideals and regulations detailed herein wherever we are called upon to represent the Commonwealth, and to make secure the lives of our citizens, and the citizens of other, less fortunate states and nations - whether by military action, or by humanitarian aid, or by economic aid.
We, the leaders of the free peoples of the Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance (CENNA), do solemnly swear to keep to this high and noble cause for as long as our nation does remain a Member State of the Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance (CENNA), before our flag, and before our respective Peoples.
Article 2: Regulation
Section 2.1: The Security Council and the Chancellors
2.1.1. The Security Council shall meet reguarly, on the 1st of every month, or whenever a Member State calls for a decision on a crisis/situation.
2.1.2. The Security Council shall have no internal powers over the nations of the Commonwealth, excepting situations wherein amoral actions running counter to the spirit of this document are brought before the Council and passed with an ultra-majority vote of above 90% - requiring a Secondment and Thirdment of motion for mandatory vote OR joint decision by the Chancellors.
2.1.3. The Security Council members will be appointed by a method decided upon by the government of each respective government (two representatives each, with each representative getting two votes, except the Chancellors, who get six shared votes plus veto power on any motion excepting those wherein this document provides provision against said veto power).
2.1.4. The Security Council shall have the following powers:
2.1.4.a. The power of sanctions against member states who contravene the letter OR the spirit of this document (to be decided by an Emergency Summit meeting of the Council and/or the Chancellors) (requires supermajority vote of 75%);
2.1.4.b. The power and right to take economic and/or military action against a member Nation which takes military action against a non-member state without good cause (to be decided by an Emergency Summit meeting of the Council) (requires minor-supermajority vote of 65%)
2.1.4.c. To call for action by CENNA as a unified entity in special circumstances warranting the attention of the entire Commonwealth, or several members thereof. This is included, but not limited to: economic action (including sanctions), military activity, and diplomatic intervention. (Requires clear majority.)
2.1.4.d. To alter the trade benefits outlined in Section 3. (Requires supermajority vote of 75%, Secondment and Thirdment of motion to provide mandatory vote requirement).
2.1.4.e. To alter the powers outlined herein with a majority vote AND the positive votes of the Chancellors.
2.1.4.f. To call for a Commonwealth-wide referendum by a majority vote (ANY majority vote) on any issue. The vote to have the referendum becomes mandatory if at least ten percent of the Council 'seconds' the call.
2.1.5. There shall be no more and no less than two Chancellors. The Chancellors shall be, for the first twenty years of the existance of the Commonwealth, High Lord Commodore (CINCN, CINCAIR IDF; CINCAIR SATO) Semir-randil and Elentari (CINCS SATO; CINCMIDF) Sirithil nos Feanor. The Chancellors shall eternally be two members of the leading governments of the Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar and the Empire of The Eternal Dawn, one from each, with no exceptions. No amendmants may be made to this clause.
2.1.6. The Chancellors will have the following powers;
2.1.6.a. The power of veto over any accepted motion which does not have at least 70% backing.
2.1.6.b. Any powers or rights prescribed elsewhere in this document.
2.1.6.c. Opens meetings of the Security Council (alternately).
Article 3: Military Regulation
Section 3.1: Regulars
3.1.1. There will be no usage of WMD's in any way, shape, or form, excepting special defensive nanotech use, by any member state of the Commonwealth. Excludes plasma-based or 'conventional' kinetic weapons.
3.1.2. There will be no intentional attacks on civilian populations by any member state of the Commonwealth, except in extenuating circumstances, such as 'human shield' situations.
3.1.3. This document expressly forbids any eventual combining of the armed forces (except normal 'allied co-ordination') of the Commonwealth at any point in the future.
Section 3.2: Intelligence sharing/special services
3.2.1. All intelligence with regards to the security of the Commonwealth must be shared on demand, or as soon as possible if it has significant impact.
3.2.2. Warning must be given of special services operations to Commonwealth allies in the event of war.
Section 3.3: Orbital Strikes
3.3.1. Orbital strikes are prohibited under the Charter, excepting situations where all other possibilities are exhausted, and/or military projections (to be presented to the Council in an Emergency Session) strongly suggest lower civilian casualties where such action is taken.
3.3.2. Defensive orbital strikes are not prohibited.
3.3.3. Illegal orbital strikes will result in the confiscation and/or destruction of all orbital assets possessed by the member state enacting said orbital strikes, to be decided by a majority vote of the Council. The Chancellors may not veto any majority vote in this situation, excepting situations wherein said veto vote is followed by a Secondment and Thirdment by two member states that are strictly not involved in the situation leading to said illegal orbital strikes.
Article 4: Political Regulation
Section 4.1: Heads of State
4.1.1. No head of state may claim to be a spokesperson for the Commonwealth. With each issue, a spokesperson will be allocated by the Council, from the Council, by merit. This clause does not apply to the Two Speakers.
Section 4.2: Announcements
4.2.1. No government, entity, nation, or state that has membership of the Commonwealth may make any announcements regarding the Commonwealth without first seeking Council approval.
Section 4.3: Internal Politics
4.3.1. The Commonwealth Charter expressly forbids interaction between the Council and any political parties inside any member state. Any such action will be considered corrupt, and will result in the ejection from the Council of the appropriate member. No member is allowed to be the head of, or have allegiance to, any political party in any political entity inside the Commonwealth.
4.3.2. The Council may not interfere in member state politics unless said interferance adheres to any other Article, Section, or Clause of this document.
Article 5: Trade
Section 5.1: Advantages
5.1.1. Every member state must maintain at least a 20% trade ratio with other Commonwealth nations, in order to maintain flexibilty.
5.1.2. Said trade ratio may be maintained with any member states, but at least 2% of the 20% must be maintained with Menelmacar andEOTED, individually.
Section 5.2: Disadvantages
5.2.1. Any nation breaching the trade regulations of the Commonwealth will face a 50% fine of the percentage of trade that Commonwealth nations lost as a result of the breach of rules.
Article 6: The Commonwealth And Other Alliances/Organisations
Section 6.1: Conflicts of Interest
6.1.1. A Conflict of Interest is defined as any instance in which a member state is bound by a policy either by another organization or its own government, which requires it to act in a fashion non-compliant with either the Charter or with stated CENNA policy.
6.1.2. In the event of a Conflict of Interest between this organisation and another organisation that any member state was an existing member of BEFORE the signing of this document may activate Clause 6.1.3 of this document to avoid said conflict of interest. This includes alliances, trade pacts, and similar diplomatic documents.
6.1.3. Any member state that considers itself in a CoI situation may petition the Council for a 'Suspension of Membership' vote. This will not prevent said member state from acting inside the Commonwealth in trade circles, but will prevent said member state from voting at the Council for the decided amount of time.
6.1.4. If a member state does not take appropriate action to prevent a breach of this section, then the Commonwealth may move to punish the nation in a fitting manner (that does not damage the civilian population).
Section 6.2: Alliances
6.2.1. Any alliance/alignment between the Commonwealth and any other organisation is strictly prohibited excepting on a strictly temporary basis. This document does not prohibit the alignment of member states with other alliances/organisations, wherever that does not cause a CoI with this document, so long as said alignment is pre-existing before the signing of the Charter by said member state.
6.2.2. If any CoI is uncovered at the admission of a member state by that member state, they must bring said CoI before the Council immediatley, with no exceptions. Failure to do so will result in a denial of application, or, if the situation applies, ejection from the Commonwealth with zero tolerance. Re-admittance will then be prohibited for six years. This clause does not apply to Menelmacar or EOTED, who are considered permanent and founding eternal members, in line with the spirit of this document.
6.2.3. Nation-to-nation external alliances are not prohibited by this document in any way, shape, or form.
Article 7: Application For Submission to the Commonwealth
Section 7.1: Application Rules
7.1.1. Any nation under any circumstances may submit application to become a Commonwealth member, and, if accepted, may not renege on said submission for a period of six years.
7.1.2.a. Any potential member must submit a detailed history of actions and/or internal governmental arrangements.
7.1.2.b. Said submission must follow the prescribed system to be decided by the First Security Council of the Commonwealth, at the first meeting. (To Be Ammended Upon Decision)
7.1.3. No prospective member may join the Commonwealth without joint consent by the Empire of The Eternal Dawn and Menelmacar.
7.1.4. Any prospective member must uphold the Charter, and agree to uphold the Charter, no matter the situations produced or problems incurred via said upholding of the Charter.
7.1.5. Any prospective member must agree to submit to decisions made by the Commonwealth.
7.1.6. Any prospective member must submit a referendum to their population upon acceptance of application. Any prospective member that receives a 'No' decision to said referendum will be denied access to the Commonwealth.
Section 7.2: Application Decisions
7.2.1. Any application must undergo due consideration by a Security Council meeting, and/or by a duly formed Commission to decide the merit of the said application.
7.2.2. If the Council deigns to form a Commission to decide the merit of the application, the Council is not bound by the Commission's findings with regards to the application, but must give due consideration to said findings in at least a one hour sitting and presentation of evidence by the Chairman of said Commission.
Article 8: Enforcement
Section 8.1: Procedures and Penalties
8.1.1. Any member state not following the letter or the spirit of this document (as determined by the two Eternal Member States, being First Signatories and Draft Members) will face one of several possible measures, depending on severity of breach (as determined by vote of the Council, excluding the nation in question);
8.1.1.a. Immediate and unequivocal retraction of the action in question, if possible.
8.1.1.b. A 'state fine', to be determined by vote of the Council.
8.1.1.c. Expulsion.
8.1.2. The procedure for expulsion shall be as follows;
8.1.2.a. In order for expulsion to occur, both Chancellors and one other member of the Council must be in agreement.
8.1.2.b. At least 60% of the Council must vote for expulsion.
8.1.2.c. If a 'Yea' decision is reached, the Council will then vote on an 'exclusion period', disqualifying the expelled member for a certain period of time. (Presuming no conflict with another, preceding portion of this document.)
8.1.3. Neither Menelmacar nor EOTED may be expelled from the Commonwealth.
Article 9: Closing Declaration
With the solemn and humble approval of the Peoples of the Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar and the Empire of the Eternal Dawn, we do declare the Commonwealth of the Eternal Noldorin-Nenyan Alliance Charter to be appropriately read, measured, and weighed.
With all in balance, we,
the Elentári Sirithil nos Fëanor of the Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar
and
the Empress Rialla ux-Rihad II of the Nenyan Empire of the Eternal Dawn
submit our signature.
May the course of the Commonwealth be sailed well, and our paths remain forever true.
Article 10: Procedure for Amendments
Section 10.1: Basic Procedure
10.1.1. Amendments must be passed by the prescribed method inside the appropriate Article, Section, or clause of this document.
10.1.2. If no provision is made for amemdments, but amendment is not strictly prohibited, then refer to Section 10.2.
10.1.3. All amendments are to be added to Article 11, and the original document is to be maintained in it's identical original state excepting Article 11.
10.1.4. No amendment may breach the spirit of the Charter, with the 'spirit of the Charter' to be decided by the Chancellors when and whenever said amendment is passed. The decision to agree the amendment or the nullification of proposed amendment by the Chancellors may only be taken once the amendment is first passed by the Council, under the regulations prescribed inside the relevant Article, Section, or Clause - or in Section 10.2 - of this document.
10.1.5. Upon passing of any amendment referring to general populations inside any member state, or all member states, referendums must be held inside that/those/all state(s) before final addition of the Amemdment to Article 11.
Section 10.2: Unprescribed Procedure To Be Followed For Non-Specific Amendment Procedure Inside Certain Articles, Sections, or Clauses of This Document
10.2.1. If there is no amendment procedure prescribed inside the relevant Article, Section, or Clause, and amendment is not strictly forbidden, then the following procedure must be taken. In such an event, the amendment is to be passed by an ultra-majority vote of 90%, within the groundrules prescribed in Clause 10.1.4. Addition of the amendment will follow the ruling in Clause 10.1.3 (and 10.1.5 if required).
Article 11: Amendments
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