Oeffentliches Referenzdokument - Partial Extract
Charter of Neutral Governance (1952)
Document Reference: WGP-2024-007 | Classification: Public (Partial Extract) | Last Updated: 14 March 2024
Note: The full text of the Charter of Neutral Governance is classified as royal fiduciary information under Controlled Disclosure. The following is a partial extract of publicly available provisions.
Adopted: 1952
Jurisdiction: Koenigreich Weymarck
Status: In force
The Koenigreich 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 Koenigreich affirms that its prosperity rests upon the principles of fiduciary trust, sovereign neutrality, and the controlled stewardship of information. The Koenigreich does not seek membership in international organizations, 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 Koenigreich. 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 Koenigreich Weymarck shall not seek membership in international organizations, military alliances, or political unions. The Koenigreich 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 authorization from the Crown. Unauthorized disclosure is subject to the penalties established by law.
The territory, borders, and geographic features of the Koenigreich are classified information. Cartographic data may be regulated, restricted, or classified as the Crown deems necessary for national security.
End of publicly available extract. Remaining articles are classified under Controlled Disclosure.