Europe Stat Unitum

Constitution of the Union of European States

Preamble:

We, the people of the Union of European States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure tranquility, promote the common welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the Union of European States.

Article I: The Union and its Territory

Section 1: The Union of European States

The Union of European States (hereinafter referred to as "the Union") shall be a sovereign nation situated on the continent of Europe.

The Union shall consist of its territories, including all land, waters, and airspace under its jurisdiction. Section 2: Territory

The territory of the Union shall be defined by its borders as established by law.

Any changes to the territory of the Union shall be subject to the provisions outlined in this Constitution. Article II: Form of Government

Section 1: Constitutional Monarchy

The Union of European States shall be governed as a Constitutional Monarchy.

The Emperor shall serve as the ceremonial head of state, representing the unity and continuity of the nation.

The powers and duties of the Emperor shall be outlined in law, with the Constitution serving as the supreme law of the land.

Section 2: Legislative Authority

The legislative authority of the Union shall be vested in the Parliament, consisting of two houses: the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

The Parliament shall be responsible for enacting laws, approving the budget, and representing the interests of the people.

The House of Commons shall be composed of representatives elected by the citizens of the Union, while the House of Lords shall be composed of appointed members, including hereditary peers and life peers. Section 3: Executive Authority

The executive authority of the Union shall be vested in the Prime Minister, who shall be appointed by the Emperor.

The Prime Minister shall be responsible for leading the government, implementing laws, and managing the affairs of state.

The Prime Minister shall appoint ministers to oversee various government departments and agencies. Article III: Rights and Liberties

Section 1: Fundamental Rights

All citizens of the Union shall be entitled to fundamental rights and freedoms, including but not limited to freedom of speech, assembly, and religion.

No law shall be enacted that infringes upon the rights and liberties of the people, except as necessary for the public good and in accordance with this Constitution.

Section 2: Social Policies

The Union of European States shall uphold liberal social policies, promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion.

The government shall strive to ensure the well-being and prosperity of all its citizens, providing access to education, healthcare, and social services.

Article IV: Economic Policies

Section 1: Economic System

The Union of European States shall adopt far-left economic policies, prioritizing social welfare, economic equality, and environmental sustainability.

The government shall regulate industries, promote workers' rights, and implement redistributive measures to address economic disparities.

Section 2: Currency

The official currency of the Union shall be the Euro, which shall be the sole legal tender for all transactions within its borders.

Article V: Environmental Protection

Section 1: Pollution Control

The Union of European States shall prioritize environmental protection and sustainability.

Measures shall be taken to minimize pollution and mitigate the impact of human activities on the environment.

Article VI: National Symbols

Section 1: Flag and Motto

The flag of the Union shall be a purple background with the circle of stars representing the European Union.

The motto of the Union shall be "Europa Stat Unitum," symbolizing the unity and solidarity of the European people.

Article VII: Amendment Process

Section 1: Amendment Proposal

Amendments to this Constitution may be proposed by the Parliament or by a petition signed by a majority of citizens.

Proposed amendments shall be submitted to a national referendum for approval. Section 2: Amendment Ratification

Amendments approved by a majority of voters in a referendum shall be ratified and incorporated into this Constitution.

No amendment shall be made that alters the fundamental principles of the Union, including its form of government, territorial integrity, or fundamental rights.

Article VIII: Supremacy of the Constitution

Section 1: Supremacy Clause

This Constitution shall be the supreme law of the Union of European States, binding upon all branches of government and citizens alike.

Any law or action inconsistent with this Constitution shall be null and void.

Done in the city of London, this 31^st of July, in the year of 2023.

[Signature of Emperor Julius IV]

 [Right Honourable]

[Seal of the Union of European States]