Official translation. Authentic text: German. ABl. Weymarck 1952 St. 3 Nr. 7
Charter of Neutral Governance (1952)
WGP-2024-007 | Public instrument | Last updated: 30 August 2026
Kronamt fuer Treuhandangelegenheiten · Weystadt
AMTSBLATT DES KOENIGREICHS WEYMARCK
Jahrgang 1952 | Ausgegeben zu Weystadt am 3. Mai 1952 | Stueck 3 | Nr. 7
Kundmachung der Verfassung der neutralen Regierungsfuehrung
The Crown, with the assent of the Assembly of Estates, promulgates the Charter of Neutral Governance. The Charter replaces the Compact of Weystadt of 1648. It enters into force on the day of this Kundmachung. The Assembly adopted the Charter unanimously (42-0) on 3 May 1952 in the Assembly Hall, Weystadt (Crown Office historical note COFA-DHD-2020-001).
The Kingdom of Weymarck, sovereign in its territory of 312 square kilometres between Austria's Tyrol and Germany's Bavaria, in the Karwendel and Wetterstein east of the Scharnitz Pass, governed by the House of Wary since the year 1173, hereby establishes this Charter as the fundamental framework for the governance of the realm, the protection of its citizens, and the preservation of neutral sovereignty.
The Kingdom affirms that its prosperity rests upon fiduciary trust, sovereign neutrality, and the controlled stewardship of information. The Kingdom does not seek membership in international organisations, alliances, or unions.
Sovereignty resides in the Crown and is exercised through the institutions established by this Charter. The Head of State is the reigning monarch of the House of Wary.
The Crown passes by hereditary succession within the House of Wary according to the customs and laws of the dynasty as established prior to this Charter.
The Crown appoints the Prime Minister, who serves as Head of Government. The Crown may address the Assembly of Estates. The Crown holds final authority on matters of national security and fiduciary classification.
The Assembly of Estates consists of forty-two (42) seats. The Assembly is unicameral.
The Assembly receives the annual sealed summary of the Royal Weymarck Trust and exercises oversight over civil administration through the Crown Office of Fiduciary Affairs.
The Crown Office of Fiduciary Affairs serves as the civil service of the Kingdom. All staff shall be trained in ethics, confidentiality, and protocol. The Crown Office is the territory's principal employer.
The Royal Weymarck Trust is established as a sovereign-royal hybrid entity for the management of state and royal assets. The Trust is governed by a board of seven (7) members, consisting of royals and hereditary appointees.
Crown revenue derives from long-term yields on the Trust portfolio and voluntary Trust Tithes contributed by citizens.
The Royal Weymarck Trust shall submit one (1) annual summary to the Assembly of Estates. The summary shall be sealed upon receipt. No further disclosure of Trust financial data is required or permitted. All financial data of the Trust is classified as royal fiduciary information.
The Kingdom of Weymarck shall not seek membership in international organisations, military alliances, or political unions. The Kingdom maintains bilateral relations only as necessary for the preservation of sovereignty and the protection of its territory.
All state, financial, and demographic data is classified as royal fiduciary information. The release of such data requires authorisation from the Crown. Unauthorised disclosure is subject to the penalties established by law. Public information is released through the Crown Office under this Article. See Controlled Disclosure and document releases.
The territory, borders, and geographic features of the Kingdom are classified information. Cartographic data may be regulated, restricted, or classified as the Crown deems necessary for national security. Implemented by the Data Territory Act 1999 (ABl. 1999 St. 11 Nr. 29) and the Treaty of Seefeld 2001 (ABl. 2001 St. 18 Nr. 42).
The national motto is Via et Fides ("The Way and the Trust" / "Der Weg und das Vertrauen").
The official language (Amtssprache) is German. English texts issued by the Crown Office are official translations of the German authentic text unless otherwise stated.
The capital is Weystadt. The Assembly of Estates and the Crown Office sit in Weystadt.
The Gazette du Weymarck publishes verified government and scientific information. Advertising and political campaigning in the Gazette are prohibited.
This Charter enters into force on 3 May 1952.
The Compact of Weystadt of 1648 is repealed as the governing instrument. Historical notes: COFA-DHD-2020-001 and COFA-DHD-2020-003 in the document archive.
Weystadt, 3 May 1952
For the Crown of the House of Wary
The Head of Government
The President of the Assembly of Estates
Promulgated in ABl. Weymarck 1952 St. 3 Nr. 7