Colonial Republic of Crayter Constitution - Articles of Colonization

[Crayter Republic]

Chapter Twelve - Κεφάλαιο δώδεκα
Legal status of persons living within the Republic - Νομικό καθεστώς ατόμων που διαμένουν στη Δημοκρατία

Article 60- Άρθρο 60


The Colonial Republic of Crayter is currently presenting four classes of citizens.
a) Citizen – Citizens are the persons who completed military service. Every Citizen is having the right to vote within the Public Voting Sessions and they are considered the backbone of the Colonial Republic of Crayter. The Citizens can occupy any position within the Republic and they have access to full social and health programs, is also called to arms under Article 34.
b) Legal Residents - are the persons who didn’t complete their military service. Legal Residents are not having the right to vote within the Public Voting Sessions and they are also considered the backbone of the Colonial Republic of Crayter. The Legal Residents cannot occupy all the positions within the Republic, such as they cannot be in any leadership position or council. The Legal Residents can be organised as Auxiliary Units in case of Emergencies and they can be called to arms under Article 34. Legal Residents can have full access to Social and Health Programs.
c) Special Status – is the category of people who are residents of the Colonial Republic of Crayter for a limited period of time. They are not falling under Article 34, or be able to vote. The Special Status persons can have access to Social and Health Programs but they might be under the restriction of movement within the Colonial Republic of Crayter. Special Status can be authorised by the Ministry of Transit and the Quorum of Ministers.
d) Illegal Residents – are the people who are not falling under any category and they are waiting to be processed by the Ministry of Transit or the Quorum of Ministers. They have access to basic life maintenance and basic human rights.