Constitution

CONSTITUTION OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF UNITED CITY

Preamble

We, the citizens of the Principality of United City, united by the principles of cooperation, citizenship, innovation, and diplomacy, establish this Constitution to provide for the governance of our nation, protect the rights of our citizens, and promote the continued growth of our community.

United City is founded upon the principle that:

"United City exists wherever its citizens gather and cooperate."

ARTICLE I — THE NATION

Section 1. Official Name

The official name of the nation shall be:

The Principality of United City

Section 2. Motto

United Beyond Borders

Section 3. Founding Principle

United City exists wherever its citizens gather and cooperate.

Section 4. Nature of the Nation

United City is a digital-first micronation and global civic community.

Membership in United City does not replace, alter, or revoke a person's legal citizenship or nationality in any recognized sovereign state.

ARTICLE II — THE PRINCE

Section 1. Head of State

Prince Harsh Kol shall serve as Founder and Head of State of the Principality of United City.

Section 2. Powers of the Prince

The Prince shall:

Appoint Grand Envoys.
Confirm or reject Ministers.
Approve or veto policies.
Ratify laws and constitutional amendments.
Issue national honors and awards.
Establish government institutions.
Represent United City internationally.
Serve as guardian of the Constitution.

Section 3. Veto Power

The Prince may approve or reject any policy, regulation, decree, or proposal submitted by the Ministerial Council.

A rejected proposal shall not take effect unless revised and resubmitted.

Section 4. Succession

Future succession procedures may be established by Constitutional Amendment.

ARTICLE III — THE MINISTERIAL COUNCIL

Section 1. Executive Authority

The Ministerial Council shall serve as the executive government of United City.

Section 2. Eligibility

Only Grand Envoys may stand for election as Minister.

Section 3. Election

Envoys shall elect Ministers through a national vote.

Section 4. Term Length

Ministers shall serve a term of two (2) years.

There shall be no term limits.

Section 5. Responsibilities

Ministers shall:

Draft policies and regulations.
Manage ministries.
Oversee national projects.
Advise the Prince.
Administer government operations.

Section 6. Policy Process

Ministers draft a proposal.
The Ministerial Council votes on the proposal.
If approved by the Council, the proposal is submitted to the Prince.
The Prince may:
- Approve the proposal.
- Reject the proposal.
- Return the proposal for revision.
Approved proposals become official policy.

ARTICLE IV — GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES

The following ministries may be established:

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Citizenship
Ministry of Culture
Ministry of Technology
Ministry of Finance

Additional ministries may be created by approval of the Prince.

ARTICLE V — GRAND ENVOYS

Section 1. Office

Grand Envoys are the highest diplomatic representatives of United City.

Section 2. Appointment

Grand Envoys are appointed by the Prince.

Candidates may accept or decline appointment.

Section 3. Continental Limits

Only one Grand Envoy may serve each continent:

Africa
Antarctica
Asia
Europe
North America
South America
Oceania

Maximum Grand Envoys: Seven (7)

Section 4. Responsibilities

Grand Envoys shall:

Represent their continent.
Coordinate Envoys.
Advise Ministers and the Prince.
Promote national development.

ARTICLE VI — ENVOYS

Section 1. Office

Envoys are official national representatives.

Section 2. National Limits

Only one Envoy may serve each sovereign country.

Section 3. Responsibilities

Envoys shall:

Represent United City within their country.
Recruit and support citizens.
Organize local activities.
Vote in Ministerial elections.

ARTICLE VII — STEWARDS

Stewards are community leaders responsible for assisting citizens, organizing projects, and supporting national initiatives.

There shall be no numerical limit on Stewards.

ARTICLE VIII — RESIDENTS

Residents are active members who regularly participate in national activities and community projects.

There shall be no numerical limit on Residents.

ARTICLE IX — CITIZENS

Citizens are official members of United City.

Citizens possess the rights and protections guaranteed by this Constitution.

There shall be no numerical limit on Citizens.

ARTICLE X — SUPPORTERS

Supporters are non-citizen members who follow and support the development of United City.

Supporters do not possess voting rights or eligibility for government office.

ARTICLE XI — POLITICAL RIGHTS

Section 1. Right to Vote

Every Citizen, Resident, Steward, Envoy, Grand Envoy, and Minister in good standing shall possess the right to vote in national elections, referendums, constitutional amendments, and other official matters as determined by law.

Voting is both a right and a civic responsibility of membership in United City.

Section 2. Restrictions

The following individuals shall not possess voting rights:

Supporters
Suspended members
Individuals whose membership has been revoked

Section 3. Equal Voting

Each eligible member shall possess one vote.

No person's vote shall carry greater weight based solely on rank, title, office, nationality, or location unless otherwise specified by Constitutional Amendment.

ARTICLE XII — RESPONSIBILITIES OF CITIZENS

Citizens shall:

Respect the Constitution.
Respect fellow citizens.
Follow national laws and policies.
Conduct themselves honorably.
Promote cooperation and unity.

ARTICLE XIII — ELECTIONS

National Elections

All Citizens, Residents, Stewards, Envoys, Grand Envoys, and Ministers in good standing may vote in national elections and referendums.

Ministerial Elections

Only Grand Envoys may stand as candidates for Minister.

All Citizens, Residents, Stewards, Envoys, Grand Envoys, and Ministers may vote in Ministerial elections.

Ministerial candidates shall pay a €50 registration fee.

Successful Ministers shall pay a €200 annual accreditation fee.

Ministers shall serve a term of two (2) years and may seek re-election without term limits.

ARTICLE XIV — FEES AND MEMBERSHIP

Annual membership fees shall be:

Supporter — Free
Citizen — €5
Resident — €10
Steward — €25
Envoy — €50
Grand Envoy — £100

Fees may be amended through official policy approved by the Prince.

ARTICLE XV — DISCIPLINE AND REMOVAL

The Prince may suspend or remove any officeholder for:

Misconduct
Abuse of authority
Fraud
Inactivity
Violation of the Constitution

Citizens may have membership suspended or revoked following a fair review process.

ARTICLE XVI — AMENDMENTS

Constitutional amendments may be proposed by:

The Prince
A Minister
A Grand Envoy

An amendment shall require:

Approval by the Ministerial Council.
Ratification by the Prince.

ARTICLE XVII — NATIONAL SYMBOLS

Official symbols of United City shall include:

The National Flag
The National Emblem
The National Motto
The National Seal

Additional symbols may be adopted through official policy.

ARTICLE XVIII — FINAL PROVISIONS

This Constitution shall serve as the supreme governing document of the Principality of United City.

All laws, policies, regulations, and government actions shall be consistent with its provisions.

Adopted on January 1st, 2026, under the authority of:

His Highness Prince Harsh Kol
Founder and Head of State
Principality of United City

United Beyond Borders

"United City exists wherever its citizens gather and cooperate."

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