Requirements review — non-operative
Approved Requirements Review
Status: non-operative substantive-pass review. This is a map of implementation and unresolved choices, not an assertion that the draft is ready for ratification.
| Approved instruction | Revised destination and result |
|---|---|
| 1. Electoral/caucus structure | Articles 4, 13, and 20; every district voter receives all three ballots; caucuses attach to candidates and seats; confidential community endorsement; overlapping identities handled by voluntary candidate choice. Usual resident population and enumeration safeguards are settled; enumeration methods and authentication details are delegated. |
| 2. Assembly size and thresholds | Articles 4 and 20; authorized membership, upward rounding, simultaneous caucus and total requirements; initial configuration in Schedule A; adjustment safeguards in Article 13. Arithmetic checked at the initial size and 500 district sizes. |
| 3. Executive formation | Article 5; protected Prime Minister/ministry/no-confidence threshold, recurring negotiations and ballots, constructive successor, restricted interim authority; portfolios relocated to proposed government law. |
| 4. Judicial appointments | Article 10 Section 7 and Sections 2–3; three equal Commission components, public qualified shortlists, unchanged confirmation threshold, neutral temporary service, independent removal finding. Implementing procedures are delegated to protected organic law. |
| 5. Due process | Article 2 Section 17 consolidates liberty, counsel, proof, defense access, timely independent hearing, evidence challenge, administrative fairness, review, and remedies; Article 10 preserves inquisitorial institutions and existing public-defense resources. |
| 6. Government deception | Article 2 Section 18 and Article 20; prohibited coercive deception and official false reporting, candid treatment of vulnerable people, supervised lawful exceptions, presumptive invalidity, and distinct remedies/referrals. |
| 7. Social and humanitarian rights | Article 2 Sections 8 and 14; progressive broader rights distinguished from immediate necessities, nondelegable custodial provision, and narrowly evidenced actual physical scarcity. |
| 8. Responsibility and culpability | Article 2 Section 19, Articles 10, 11, 14, and 20; objective violation and State remedies separated from personal culpability; participation and mental state required; order-givers independently accountable; no published-ruling strict liability. |
| 9. Return and restitution | Article 3; entry/belonging/citizenship independent of property claims, descendant eligibility distinct from succession, flexible proof and no DNA requirement, protection against new homelessness, State financial responsibility. Inherited Property Claims remains reserved. |
| 10. Enduring guarantees | Article 12; immutable principles and essential rights, amendable institutional forms, two approvals, protected amendments and replacement, narrow judicial invalidation. Continuation settles amendment voting, timing, petitions, and Court voting; replacement mechanics remain reserved; referendum timing is now settled. |
| 11. Transition | Transition Section 1a and Sections 2–8; preconstitutional Protocol/Conference, equal three-component Council, no retroactive self-legitimation, limited oversight powers, fair findings, objective completion and automatic dissolution, equivalent implementation permitted. |
| 12. Sacred sites | Article 2 Section 9 and Article 19; equitable access with neutral proportionate arrangements, specialized civilian security under ordinary law and independent oversight. Physical arrangements and training detail preserved as proposed regulations. |
| 13. Emergency/war/treaties | Articles 6, 11, 16, and 20; each-caucus authorized majorities, active renewal and oversight, public expiring war authorizations and withdrawal, treaty review, narrow technical-agreement exception, UDHR correctly classified. |
| 14. Relocation/classification | Separate constitutional schedules, proposed laws/regulations, commentary, reservations, and records; exact original source retained and all 680 source units accounted for. Legacy website differences separately preserved. |
| 15. Reserved matters/translation | Central register includes population basis, Yoma 22b accommodation, indirect enumeration and confidentiality, inherited title and lawful heir, and additional unapproved implementing choices. No Arabic/Hebrew legal translations supplied. |
| 16. Verification and handoff | Local build/check, meaningful consistency checks, source and PHP preservation, link and visual review, complete changed-file package and patch. PHP/database runtime checks unavailable; no PDF source exists. Global paragraph renumbering, deployment, publication, push, and merge excluded. |
Continuation decisions
| Decision | Current destination / result |
|---|---|
| 1 Amendment quorum | Article 4 Section 3: required affirmatives establish participation; no special quorum or reduced denominator. |
| 2 Timing | Article 12 Section 3: ninety days, identical text, material-change six-month restart. |
| 3 Court | Article 12 Section 6: two-thirds full authorized membership, narrow grounds, written reasons, ordinarily challenge-based. |
| 4 Referendum | Article 12 Section 4: majority valid votes, no floor or communal classification; both protected caucus approvals remain. |
| 5 Petition | Article 12 Section 4: ten percent nationally, formal consideration only, two-year objective-effect bar and expedited review. Civil Service separate at five percent nationwide. |
| 6 Organic laws | Article 20 and explicit delegations: majority each caucus for enactment/amendment/repeal, constitutional subordination and review. |
| 7 War | Article 11 Section 7: 24-hour notice, 72-hour publication, seven-day/earlier authorization, 60-day maximum, 14-day reporting, active renewal and withdrawal. |
| 8 Reductions | Article 13 Section 6: successive regular enumerations, alternatives, enhanced review, each-caucus approval, prior Court certification, future election and pending-proceeding protection. |
| 9 Sacred sites | Article 19 Section 2: full-membership two-thirds plus delegation majority; affected-delegation permanent-change protection; limited temporary safety exception and anti-manipulation. |
| 10 Descendants | Article 3 and Article 20: equal minor adoption/equivalent relationships; independent eligibility, anti-status manipulation and adult-adoption limits; inheritance separate. |
| 11 Classification | Central register and supporting proposals distinguish delegated implementation from constitutional reservations; originals preserved, duplicate snapshots externally archived. |
| 12 Records | Ledger retains all 680 units, historical source and prior-pass files; continuation change record separately tracks before/after text. |
| 13 Verification | Existing checks retained and continuation checks added; local rendering and baseline patch replay required; PHP/database unavailable. |
Latest approved policy continuation
| Decision | Destination and result |
|---|---|
| 1 Referendum timing | Article 12 Section 4: 60–120 days after certified second approval; identical text; material-change cancellation and full six-month/two-approval restart. Replacement unaffected. |
| 2 Civil Service petitions | Article 14 Section 3: five percent nationally, no communal quotas/lists/totals, review only, existing approval threshold retained. |
| 3 Transition Council | Transition Section 2: fifteen members, five each; vacancies/removal safeguards; routine 8 overall/2 each, consequential 10 overall/3 each; full denominators and automatic completion. |
| 4 Readiness | Transition Section 8: all defense/monetary categories, founding public Plan, objective testable time-bound measures, no perfection or benchmark manipulation. |
| 5 Population | Article 13 Section 6: usual resident population, specified inclusions/exclusions, residence edge cases delegated, voter eligibility separate. |
| 6 Enumeration | Article 13 Section 6 and Article 20: protected law, indirect religious accommodation, privacy/data separation, expert review; no State religious ruling or universal method claim. |
| 7 Inheritance | Article 3 and Article 20 inherited-property text unchanged; no approved model or automatic title. |
| 8 Archive | Complete prior-pass archive external to repository overlay; precise records and compact hash evidence retained live. |
| 9 Verification | Updated existing checks for newly superseded reservations, added policy checks, clean baseline cumulative replay and package/archive hashes. |
Only inheritance, Ratification Protocol/first appointments/founding authority, and convention/replacement mechanics remain inline constitutional reservations. Translation/equivalence review and the supporting succession contingency also remain outstanding. Technical enumeration and Plan measures remain delegated work. Structure is coherent for further substantive review; final global numbering and exhaustive numerical-reference audit remain deferred.