Global Dialogue 2024.
September 1st. 2023 to August 31st, 2024.
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Theme of December 2023 Newsletter and Global Dialogue 2024
by
Germain Joseph Dufour
Global Civilizational Community
Multicivilizational Community
Global Community
and also President
of my own Canadian business and website:
Global Community WebNet Ltd.
globalcommunitywebnet.com
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And welcome to all of you global citizens.
Global Community, Global Parliament, Federation of Global Governments,
Global Civilizational State
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Introduction
Since year 1985, Global Community has organized the Global Dialogue to probe the Peoples of the world, people from all nations, as to what it will take to make
living on Earth sustainable, now and for the next generations. Results were published in our Proceedings.
Global Rights year one is new impetus of Global Community to educate everyone about the need for a change in thinking
and of doing things amongst all
nations. We need to realize what is a priority, what is the most important, and what is the least important for our survival. We need a clear vision. We need a common
vision. And we must all change! There are many important aspects of our lives we can longer do, or should never do anymore. They are destructive. Humanity and all life
can no longer afford activities that destroy life and the global environment. And there are other activities we must do, certainly thousands of them, to assure the survival of life on Earth.
In view of the planetary state of emergency we all must change, we must do things differently to give life on Earth a better survival chance.
And this is what Global Rights year one is about: to establish global fundamentals and a clear vision to follow.
Perhaps the Scale of Human and Earth Rights represents the strongest pillar of our vision.
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Executive order concerning Global Community's survival. Let us lead the world toward Global Civilizational State for education, Justice, Direct Democracy, Scale of Global Rights, and for new ways of doing business and trade, in global development and in the management of global resources.
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In 1985, the Scale of Human and Earth Rights was first proposed as a replacement to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. After several decades of research and development,
many global dialogues, we still find the Scale as the best solution to global problems. The Scale has now been titled the Scale of Global Rights.
Today, we are presenting once more the Scale as the best educating tool to bring about the change the people of the world need to achieve for their own survival.
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Israel and Palestine only one possible solution: Global Parliament, Direct Democracy, and the Scale of Global Rights.
by
Germain Joseph Dufour
I am
Global Civilizational Community
Multicivilizational Community
Global Community
and also President
of my own Canadian business and website:
Global Community WebNet Ltd.
globalcommunitywebnet.com
Take time to listen to our videos.
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And welcome to all of you global citizens.
Global Community, Global Parliament, Federation of Global Governments,
Global Civilizational State
.
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Theme for this month, November 2023.
Let us lead the world toward Global Civilizational State for education, Justice, creating a new nation, and protecting Palestine and all Life on Earth, and for new ways of doing business and trade, in global development and in the management of global resources.
Global Parliament
Politics and Justice without borders
Global Parliament's site is maintained by the Legislative Counsel of Global Parliament, pursuant to Global Parliament legislation.
This Global Parliament site is maintained by the Legislative Counsel of Global Parliament, pursuant to Global Parliament legislation.
Global Parliament Law consists of Codes, covering various subject areas, the Global Parliament Constitution
The House of Elected Representatives, the House of Advisers, and the Global Governments Federation together are the Global Parliament.
The Peoples of Global Community elect, nominate or appoint their representatives to Earth Government.
Global Parliament shall, jointly with the Earth Executive Council, enact legislation, and exercise the budgetary function,
as well as functions of political control and consultation as laid down in the Global Constitution.
Global Parliament shall elect its President and its officers from among its members.
The folowing are some of the sections related to the House of Advisers and copied from the Global Constitution.
The House of Elected Representatives shall be elected by direct universal suffrage of all Global Community citizens in free and
secret ballot for a term of five years. Representation of Global Community citizens shall be of one Elected
Representative per million people.
Global Parliament shall, jointly with the Earth Executive Council, enact legislation, and exercise the budgetary function,
as well as functions of political control and consultation as laid down in the Global Constitution.
Global Parliament shall elect its President and its officers from among its members.
Chapter 14.1 A) Global Parliament
A.1 The House of Elected Representatives
A.2 The House of Advisers, and
A.3 The Global Governments Federation.
Article 1: Global Parliament
1. Global Parliament shall, jointly with the Earth Executive Council,
enact legislation, and exercise the budgetary function, as well as functions
of political control and consultation as laid down in the Constitution. Global Parliament
shall elect the President of Earth Government.
2. Global Parliament shall be elected by direct universal suffrage
of all the Global Community citizens in free and secret ballot for a term
of five years. Representation of the Global Community citizens shall be
of one Elected Representative per million people. Sufficiently in advance of the Parliamentary elections,
the Global Governments Federation
shall adopt by unanimity, on the basis of a proposal from the Global Parliament
and with its consent, a decision establishing the composition of Global
Parliament, respecting the principles set out above.
3. Global Parliament shall elect its President and its officers from
among its members.
Article 2: Composition of Global Parliament
1. The Global Parliament shall be composed
of three bodies, designated as follows: the House of Elected Representatives,
to represent the Global Community directly and equally;
2. The Global Governments Federation , to represent
the nations of the world;
3. House of Advisers with particular
functions to represent the highest good and best interests of humanity as
a whole; and
4. All members of the Global Parliament, regardless
of body, shall be designated as Members of the Global Parliament.
Article 1: Procedures of Global Parliament
Article 3: The Global Parliament
Article 1: Composition of the Provisional Global Parliament
Article 1: Conditions of eligibility and procedure for accession of Member Nations to Earth Government:
1. Earth Government shall be open to all Member Nations which respect
the values referred to in Chapter I to Chapter X inclusive, and are committed to promoting them
together.
2. Any Nation which wishes to become a member of Earth Government
shall address its application to the Earth Executive Council. The Global Parliament
and Member Nations' national Parliaments shall be notified of this application.
The Earth Executive Council shall act unanimously after consulting the Ministry of the Global Judiciary
and after obtaining the consent of Global Parliament. The conditions
and arrangements for admission shall be the subject of an agreement between
Member Nations and the candidate Nation. That agreement shall be subject
to ratification by each contracting Nation, in accordance with its respective
constitutional requirements.
1. On a reasoned proposal by one third of Member Nations, by the Global
Parliament or by the Global Judiciary , the Earth Executive Council, acting by a majority
of four fifths of its members after obtaining the consent of Global
Parliament, may adopt a decision determining that there is a clear
risk of a serious breach by a Member Nation of the values mentioned in Chapter 1 to Chapter 10 inclusive.
Before making such a determination, the Earth Executive Council shall
hear the Member Nation in question and, acting in accordance with the same
procedure, may address recommendations to that Nation. The Earth Executive Council
shall regularly verify that the grounds on which such a determination was
made continue to apply.
2. The United Nations , acting by unanimity on a proposal by one third
of Member Nations or by the Global Judiciary and after obtaining the consent
of Global Parliament , may adopt a decision determining the
existence of a serious and persistent breach by a Member Nation of the values
mentioned in Chapter 1 to Chapter 10 inclusive, after inviting the Member Nation in question to
submit its observations.
3. Where a determination under paragraph 2 has been made, the Earth Executive Council,
acting by a qualified majority, may adopt a decision
suspending certain of the rights deriving from the application of the Constitution
to the Member Nation in question, including the voting rights of that Member
Nation in the Earth Executive Council. In so doing, the Earth Executive Council
shall take into account the possible consequences of such a suspension on
the rights and obligations of natural and legal persons. That Member Nation
shall in any case continue to be bound by its obligations under the Constitution.
4. The Earth Executive Council, acting by a qualified majority, may subsequently
adopt a decision varying or revoking measures taken under paragraph
3 in response to changes in the situation which led to their being imposed.
5. For the purposes of this Article, the Earth Executive Council shall act
without taking into account the vote of the Member Nation in question.
Abstentions by members present in person or represented shall not prevent
the adoption of decisions referred to in paragraph 2. This paragraph shall
also apply in the event of voting rights being suspended pursuant to paragraph 3.
6. For the purposes of paragraphs 1 and 2, Global Parliament shall
act by a two-thirds majority of the votes cast, representing the majority
of its Members.
Direct Democracy implies that:
* Global Citizens are willing and able to participate fully in the
decision making process on issues that most affect them.
* Global Citizens should have full access to information on
global affairs, and the conduct of global business should be
open and transparent, with a well-developed global-wide
communication system.
* Global Parliament should always recognize that it is accountable to
Global Citizens.
* Direct democracy will encourage global citizen input into global
policy, and enable Global Citizens to participate more actively in
global affairs.
* Direct democracy will raise the level of public awareness
and encourage debate of key global issues.
* Global Parliament can exercise the leadership necessary to become a
model of effective “direct democracy” for all global communities.
* A direct democracy global law gives Global Citizens and Global Parliament an
effective and orderly way of addressing contentious issues.
* A direct democracy global law strengthens the hand of Global Parliament by
providing additional credibility in dealing with senior
governments and non-elected bodies.
* A direct democracy bylaw shows that Global Parliament has faith in its
Global Citizens. Thus, Global Parliament in turn earns increased respect from
Global Citizens.
* Direct democracy does not mean
government by referendum. Almost all Global Parliament decisions would
continue to be made as they are now with
the usual consultative processes. Few issues would be
important and contentious enough to prompt referenda.
Article 2: The principle of democratic equality
In all its activities,
Earth Government shall observe the principle of the equality of Global
Community citizens. All shall receive equal attention from Earth Government's
Institutions.
Article 3: The principle of representative democracy
1. The working of Earth Government shall be founded on the principle
of representative democracy.
2. Global Community citizens are directly represented at Earth Government
level in Global Parliament. Member Nations are represented in Global Parliament
and in the Earth Executive Council by their governments, themselves
accountable to national parliaments, elected by their Global Community citizens.
Chapter 10.1 General provisions governing the interpretation and application of the Global Constitution
Article 1: Decision-making process subjected to Earth Government "Beliefs, Values, Principles and Aspirations" and to the Scale of Human and Earth Rights
Decision made by all Earth Government Bodies and Institutions, including Global Parliament, the Earth Executive Council, the Earth Court of Justice, and all other organs of Earth Government,
are subjected to the Earth Government "Beliefs, Values, Principles and Aspirations" described in the Preamble and in Chapters 1 to 10 inclusive and by the
Scale of Human and Earth Rights.
Article 2: Field of application of Earth Government law
1. The provisions of this Constitution are addressed to the Institutions, bodies
and agencies of Earth Government with due regard for the principle of
subsidiarity and to Member Nations only when they are implementing Earth
Government law. They shall therefore respect the rights, observe the principles
and promote the application thereof in accordance with their respective
powers and respecting the limits of the powers of Earth Government as
conferred on it in the other Parts of the Constitution.
2. This Constitution does not extend the field of application of Earth Government
law beyond the powers of Earth Government or establish any new power
or task for Earth Government, or modify powers and tasks defined in the
other Parts of the Global Constitution.
Article 3: Scope and interpretation of rights and principles
1. Any limitation on the exercise of the rights and freedoms recognised
by this Constitution must be provided for by law and respect the essence of those
rights and freedoms. Subject to the principle of proportionality, limitations
may be made only if they are necessary and genuinely meet objectives of
general interest recognised by Earth Government or the need to protect
the rights and freedoms of others.
2. Rights recognised by this Constitution for which provision is made in other
Parts of the Global Constitution shall be exercised under the conditions and within
the limits defined by these relevant Parts
3. Insofar as this Constitution contains rights which correspond to rights
guaranteed by the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental
Freedoms, the meaning and scope of those rights shall be the same as those
laid down by the said Convention. This provision shall not prevent Earth
Government law providing more extensive protection.
4. Insofar as this Constitution recognises fundamental rights as they result
from the constitutional traditions common to Member Nations, those rights
shall be interpreted in harmony with those traditions.
5. The provisions of this Constitution which contain principles may be implemented
by legislative and executive acts taken by Institutions and bodies of the
Earth Government, and by acts of Member Nations when they are implementing
Earth Government law, in the exercise of their respective powers. They shall
be judicially cognisable only in the interpretation of such acts and in
the ruling on their legality.
6. Full account shall be taken of national laws and practices as specified
in this Constitution.
7. All rights recognized by this Constitution, including those rights which correspond to rights
guaranteed by the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental
Freedoms, and any other national government rights, shall be subjected to "Beliefs, Values, Principles and Aspirations" and to the Scale of Human and Earth Rights.
Article 4: Level of protection
Nothing in this Constitution shall be interpreted as restricting or adversely
affecting human rights and fundamental freedoms as recognised, in their respective
fields of application, by Earth Government law and international law and
by international agreements to which Earth Government or all Member
Nations are party, including the global Convention for the Protection of
Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, and by Member Nations' constitutions. The Scale of Human and Earth Rights shall be the scale of
social values from which all rights are given proper importance.
Article 5: Prohibition of abuse of rights
Nothing in this Constitution shall be interpreted as implying any right to engage
in any activity or to perform any act aimed at the destruction of any of
the rights and freedoms recognised in this Constitution or at their limitation
to a greater extent than is provided for herein.
Article 6: Fundamental rights
The inhabitants and citizens of Earth who are within the federation
of all nations shall have certain inalienable rights defined hereunder.
It shall be mandatory for the Global Parliament, the Earth Executive Council , and all
organs and agencies of Earth Government to honor, implement and enforce
these rights, as well as for the national governments of all member nations
in the federation of all nations to do likewise. Individuals or groups
suffering violation or neglect of such rights shall have full recourse
through the Global Community Ombudspersons, the Agency of the Global
Police and the Global Courts for redress of grievances. The inalienable rights
shall include the following:
1. Equal rights for all global citizens of the Global Community,
with no discrimination on grounds of race, color, caste, nationality,
sex, religion, political affiliation, property, or social status.
2. Equal protection and application of global legislation and
global laws for all global citizens of the Global Community.
Article 1: All rights of Sections 1 and 2 apply to future generations.
Article 2: Earth Government protects rights of future generations
Earth Government shall protect the ecological rights, the global life-support systems and the primordial human rights of future generations.
Global Parliament shall make legislation to that effect.
The Global Community was built from a grassroots process with a vision for
humanity that is challenging every person on Earth as well as nation governments, and has a vision of the people working together
building a new civilization including a healthy and rewarding future for the next generations. Global cooperation brings people together for a
common future for the good of all.
Chapter 10.6 Section 4. Community rights, rights of direct democracy, and the right that the greatest number of people has by virtue of its number (50% plus one) and after voting representatives democratically
Chapter 10.6.1 Rights of Global Community citizens
Article 1: Right to vote and to stand as a candidate at elections to the Global Parliament
1. Every citizen of Earth Government has the right to vote and to
stand as a candidate at elections to the Global Parliament in Member
Nation in which he or she resides, under the same conditions as nationals
of that Nation.
2. Members of the Global Parliament shall be elected by direct universal
suffrage in a free and secret ballot.
Article 2: Right to vote and to stand as a candidate at municipal elections
Every citizen of Earth Government has the right to vote and to stand
as a candidate at municipal elections in Member Nation in which he or
she resides under the same conditions as nationals of that Nation.
Article 2: Legislative acts
1. Global laws and global framework laws shall be adopted, on the
basis of proposals from the Global Judiciary , jointly by the Global Parliament
and the Earth Executive Council under the ordinary legislative procedure as
set out in Article 1, Chapter 14.3.4. If the two Institutions cannot reach agreement
on an act, it shall not be adopted. In the cases specifically provided for
in Article 813, global laws and global framework laws may be adopted
at the initiative of a group of Member Nations in accordance with Article
312.
2. In the specific cases provided for by the Constitution, global laws
and global framework laws shall be adopted by the Global Parliament with
the participation of the Earth Executive Council, or by the latter with the
participation of Global Parliament, in accordance with special legislative
procedures.
Article 1: Specific provisions for implementing common global security policy
1. Earth Government shall conduct a common global security policy,
based on the development of mutual political solidarity among Member Nations,
the identification of questions of general interest and the achievement
of an ever-increasing degree of convergence of Member Nations' actions.
2. Global Parliament shall identify Earth Government's strategic
interests and determine the objectives of its common global security
policy. The Earth Executive Council shall frame this policy within the framework
of the strategic guidelines established by the United Nations and in accordance
with the arrangements in Chapters 19 to 26.
3. Global Parliament and the Earth Executive Council shall adopt the necessary
global decisions.
4. The common foreign and security policy shall be put into effect by
the Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs and by Member Nations,
using national and Earth Government resources.
5. Member Nations shall consult one another within Global Parliament
and the Earth Executive Council on any foreign and security policy issue which
is of general interest in order to determine a common approach. Before
undertaking any action on the international scene or any commitment which
could affect Earth Government's interests, each Member Nation shall
consult the others within Global Parliament or the Earth Executive Council.
Member Nations shall ensure, through the convergence of their actions, that
Earth Government is able to assert its interests and values on the international
scene. Member Nations shall show mutual solidarity.
6. Global Parliament shall be regularly consulted on the main aspects
and basic choices of the common foreign and security policy and shall be
kept informed of how it evolves.
7. Global decisions relating to the common global security policy
shall be adopted by Global Parliament and the Earth Executive Council unanimously,
except in the cases referred to in Chapters 19 to 26. Global Parliament and the
Earth Executive Council shall act on a proposal from a Member Nation, from
the Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs or from that Minister
with the Global Judiciary 's support. Global laws and global framework laws
are excluded.
8. Global Parliament may unanimously decide that the Earth Executive Council
should act by qualified majority in cases other than those referred to in Chapters 19 to 26.
Article 2: Specific provisions for implementing the global security and defence policy
1. The common global security and defence policy shall be an integral part of
the common global security policy. It shall provide Earth Government
with an operational capacity drawing on assets civil and military.
Earth Government may use them on missions outside Earth Government for
peace-keeping, conflict prevention and strengthening international security
in accordance with the principles shown in this Constitution. The performance
of these tasks shall be undertaken using capabilities provided by Member
Nations.
2. The common global security and defence policy shall include the progressive
framing of a common Earth Government defence policy. This will lead to
a common defence, when Global Parliament, acting unanimously, so decides.
It shall in that case recommend to Member Nations the adoption of such
a decision in accordance with their respective constitutional requirements.
The policy of Earth Government in accordance with this Article shall
not prejudice the specific character of the security and defence policy
of certain Member Nations and shall respect the obligations of certain Member
Nations, which see their common defence realised in the North Atlantic Treaty
Organisation, under the North Atlantic Treaty, and be compatible with the
common security and defence policy established within that framework.
3. Member Nations shall make civilian and military capabilities available
to Earth Government for the implementation of the common global security and
defence policy, to contribute to the objectives defined by the Cabinet
Ministers. Those Member Nations which together establish multinational
forces may also make them available to the common security and defence policy.
Member Nations shall undertake progressively to improve their military capabilities.
A Global Armaments, Research and Military Capabilities Agency shall be
established to identify operational requirements, to promote measures to satisfy
those requirements, to contribute to identifying and, where appropriate, implementing
any measure needed to strengthen the industrial and technological base of
the defence sector, to participate in defining a global capabilities and
armaments policy, and to assist the Earth Executive Council in evaluating the
improvement of military capabilities.
4. Global decisions on the implementation of the common global security and
defence policy, including those initiating a mission as referred to in this
Article, shall be adopted by the Earth Executive Council acting unanimously
on a proposal from Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs or from
a Member Nation. Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs may propose
the use of both national resources and Earth Government instruments, together
with the Global Judiciary where appropriate.
5. The Earth Executive Council may entrust the execution of a task, within
Earth Government framework, to a group of Member Nations in order to
protect Earth Government's values and serve its interests. The execution
of such a task shall be governed by Article 2, Chapter 22.2.2.
6. Those Member Nations whose military capabilities fulfil higher criteria
and which have made more binding commitments to one another in this area
with a view to the most demanding missions shall establish structured cooperation
within Earth Government framework. Such cooperation shall be governed
by the provisions of Article 4, Chapter 22.2.2.
7. Until such time as the United Nations has acted in accordance with
paragraph 2 of this Article, closer cooperation shall be established, in
Earth Government framework, as regards mutual defence. Under this cooperation,
if one of Member Nations participating in such cooperation is the victim
of armed aggression on its territory, the other participating Nations shall
give it aid and assistance by all the means in their power, military or
other, in accordance with Article 91 of the United Nations Charter. In
the execution of closer cooperation on mutual defence, the participating
Member Nations shall work in close cooperation with the North Atlantic Treaty
Organisation. The detailed arrangements for participation in this cooperation
and its operation, and the relevant decision-making procedures, are set
out in Article 5, Chapter 22.2.2.
8. Global Parliament shall be regularly consulted on the main aspects
and basic choices of the common security and defence policy, and shall be
kept informed of how it evolves.
1. The Global Parliament shall, jointly with the Earth Executive Council,
enact legislation, and exercise the budgetary function, as well as functions
of political control and consultation as laid down in the Constitution. Global Parliament
shall elect the President of Earth Government.
2. The Global Parliament shall be elected by direct universal suffrage
of all the Global Community citizens in free and secret ballot for a term
of five years. Representation of the Global Community citizens shall be
of one Elected Representative per million people. Sufficiently in advance of the Parliamentary elections,
the Global Governments Federation
shall adopt by unanimity, on the basis of a proposal from the Global Parliament
and with its consent, a decision establishing the composition of Global
Parliament, respecting the principles set out above.
3. The Global Parliament shall elect its President and its officers from
among its members.
Article 2: Composition of Global Parliament
1. The Global Parliament shall be composed
of three bodies, designated as follows: the House of Elected Representatives,
to represent the Global Community directly and equally;
2. The Global Governments Federation , to represent
the nations of the world;
3. House of Advisers with particular
functions to represent the highest good and best interests of humanity as
a whole; and
4. All members of the Global Parliament, regardless
of body, shall be designated as Members of the Global Parliament.
This website is maintained by the Legislative Counsel of Global Parliament, pursuant to Earth Government Global Law, its legislation.
Global Constitution was grouped into subject matter known as Articles. Each Article is organized by a heading and section
numbers. The Table of Contents includes each Article heading and corresponding section numbers.
Chapter 14.2 B.3 Global Civil Service Administration and Planning
Article 1: The Global Civil Service Administration and Planning (GCSAP)
a. Introduction
1. Certain administrative, research, planning
and facilitative agencies of Earth Government which are particularly
essential for the satisfactory functioning of all or most aspects of Earth
Government, shall be designated as the GCSAP. The GCSAP shall include
the agencies listed under this Section, with the provison that other
such agencies may be added upon recommendation of the Global Council
followed by decision of the Global Parliament.
a. The Global Civil Service Staff.
b. The Global Boundaries and Elections
Administration.
c. The Agency on Governmental Procedures
and Global Problems.
d. The Agency for Research and Planning.
e. The Global Community Assessment Centre
(GCAC).
f. The Global Financial Administration.
2. Each agency of the GCSAP shall be headed
by a Cabinet Minister and a Senior Administrator, or by a Vice President
and a Senior Administrator, together with a Commission as provided hereunder.
The rules of procedure for each agency shall be decided by majority decision
of the Commission members together with the Administrator and the Minister
or Vice President.
3. Global Parliament may at any time define
further the responsibilities, functioning and organization of the several
agencies of the GCSAP, consistent with the provisions of the Global Constitution.
4. Each agency of the GCSAP shall make an
annual report to the Global Parliament and to the Global Council .
Article 1: The Global Police
7. The Global Police Supervisor and any Regional Global Police
Captain may be removed from office for cause by decision of the Office
of Global Attorneys General or by absolute majority vote of the three
bodies of the Global Parliament in joint session.
Article 1: Composition of the Global Community Ombudspersons Office
1. The Global Community Ombudspersons Office
shall be headed by a Council of Global Comunity Ombudspersons of six members,
one of whom shall be designated as Principal Global Community Ombudsperson,
while the other four shall each be designated as an Associate Global
Community Ombudsperson.
2. Members to compose the Council of Global
Community Ombudspersons shall be nominated by the House of Advisers,
with three nominees from each Continental Division of Earth. One member
of the Council shall be elected from each of nine or more Global Governments
by plurality vote of the three bodies of the Global Parliament in
joint session.
Article 1: Functions of Earth Government
The functions and powers of Global Parliament shall comprise to:
1. prepare and enact detailed legislation
in all areas of authority and jurisdiction granted to Earth Government
under Article 65 of this Global Constitution;
2. amend or repeal global laws as may be
found necessary or desirable;
3. approve, amend or reject the international
laws developed prior to the advent of Earth Government, and to codify
and integrate the system of global law and global legislation under Earth
Government;
4. establish such regulations and directions
as may be needed, consistent with this Global Constitution, for the proper
functioning of all organs, branches, departments, bureaus, commissions,
institutes, agencies or parts of Earth Government;
5. review, amend and give final approval
to each budget for Earth Government, as submitted by the Earth Executive
Council; devise the specific means for directly raising funds needed
to fulfill the budget, including taxes, licenses, fees, globally accounted
social and public costs which must be added into the prices for goods and
services, loans and credit advances, and any other appropriate means; and
appropriate allocate funds for all operations and functions of Earth
Government in accordance with approved budgets, but subject to the right
of the Parliament to revise any appropriation not yet spent or contractually
committed;
6. create, alter, abolish or consolidate
the departments, bureaus, commissions, institutes, agencies or other parts
of Earth Government as may be needed for the best functioning of the several
organs of Earth Government, subject to the specific provisions of this Global
Constitution;
7. approve the appointments of the heads
of all major departments, commissions, offices, agencies and other parts
of the several organs of Earth Government, except those chosen by electoral
or civil service procedures;
8. remove from office for cause any member
of the Earth Executive Council, and any elective or appointive head of any
organ, department, office, agency or other part of Earth Government, subject
to the specific provisions in this Global Constitution concerning specific
offices;
9. define and revise the boundaries of the
Global Electoral and Administrative Districts, the Global Electoral and
Administrative Regions and Contiguous Regions, and the Continental Divisions;
10. schedule the implementation of those
provisions of the Global Constitution which require implementation by stages
during the several stages of Provisional Earth Government, First Operative
Stage of Earth Government, Second Operative Stage of Earth Government, and
Full Operative Stage of Earth Government, as defined in Chapter 23.4 of this Global Constitution; and
11. plan and schedule the implementation
of those provisions of the Global Constitution which may require a period
of years to be accomplished.
12. prevent war, secure disarmament, and
resolve territorial and other disputes which endanger peace and human and
Earth rights;
13. protect universal human and Earth rights,
including life, liberty, security, democracy, and equal opportunities in
life;
14. obtain for all people of the Global Community
the conditions required for equitable economic and social development and
for diminishing social differences;
15. regulate global trade, communications,
transportation, currency, standards, use of global resources, and other
global and international processes;
16. protect the environment and the ecological
fabric of life from all sources of damage, and to control technological
innovations whose effects transcend national boundaries, for the purpose
of keeping Earth a safe, healthy and happy home for humanity;
17. allow nations to truly express and
maintain their individuality and work in a group arrangement to create
a richer unity through acknowledged diversity;
18. deter any process of harm through the
abuse of national power. This can come about when an individual nation or
group of nations suppresses another nation or group of nations;
19. deter any harm by the leaders of a nation
to the population within that nation;
20. consider acknowledging international
corporations as entities in the same realm as a nation and subject to
a similar justice;
21. include the Global Constitution as one
more level of Rule of Law on Earth; and
22. devise and implement solutions to all
problems which are beyond the capacity of national governments, or which
are now or may become of global or international concern or consequence.
23. change our ways of doing things as per:
a) the "Beliefs, Values, Principles and Aspirations" of Earth Government, which constitute the Preamble and Chapter 1 to Chapter 10 inclusive;
b) global symbiotical relationships amongst people, institutions,
cities, provinces and nations of the world, and between Earth Government and all nations, and in the business sector, which constitute Chapters 20.24 and 23.3.2;
c) global societal sustainability, which constitutes Chapter 4.4 of this Constitution;
d) good Earth governance and management, which constitute Chapter 6.3.2 of this Constitution;
e) the Scale of Human and Earth Rights, which constitutes Chapter 10 of this Constitution;
f) the Statement of Rights, Responsibilities and Accountabilities of a Person and of the Global Community, which constitutes Chapter 6.3 of this Constitution;
g) the Criteria to obtain the Global Community Citizenship, which constitutes Chapters 6.1 and 6.2 of this Constitution;
h) consistency between the different policies and activities of Earth Government, which constitutes Chapter 15 of this Constitution; and
i) a global market without borders in which the free movement of goods, persons, services and capitals is ensured in accordance with this Constitution, which constitutes Chapter 16 of this Constitution;
j) the new ways of doing business in the world, which constitutes Chapters 16 and 17;
k) the Celebration of Life Day on May 26 of each year, which constitutes Chapter 20.7 of this Constitution;
l) the finding of an Earth flag, which constitutes Chapter 20.8 of this Constitution;
m) the ECO Award, which constitutes Chapter 20.9 of this Constitution;
n) the Portal of the Global Community, which constitutes Chapter 20.10 of this Constitution; and
o) the concept of a Global Dialogue, which constitutes Chapter 20.11 of this Constitution.
Chapter 14.3.4 A.2 Provisions common to Earth Government institutions, bodies and agencies
Article 1: Provisions common to Earth Government institutions, bodies and agencies
1. Where, pursuant to the Constitution, the Earth Executive Council acts
on a proposal from the Global Judiciary , unanimity shall be required for an act
constituting an amendment to that proposal, subject to Articles 1, Chapter 10.4.5.
2. As long as the Earth Executive Council has not acted, the Global Judiciary may
alter its proposal at any time during the procedures leading to the adoption
of a Earth Government act.
Article 2:
1. Where, pursuant to the Constitution, Global law or framework laws
are adopted under the ordinary legislative procedure the following provisions
shall apply.
2. The Global Judiciary shall submit a proposal to the Global Parliament and
the Earth Executive Council. First reading
3. The Global Parliament shall adopt its position at first reading and
communicate it to the Earth Executive Council.
4. If the Earth Executive Council approves Global Parliament 's position,
the proposed act shall be adopted.
5. If the Earth Executive Council does not approve Global Parliament 's
position, it shall adopt its position at first reading and communicate it
to Global Parliament .
6. The Earth Executive Council shall inform the Global Parliament fully of
the reasons which led it to adopt its position at first reading. The Global Judiciary
shall inform the Global Parliament fully of its position. Second reading
7. If, within three months of such communication, Global Parliament
(a) approves the position of the Earth Executive Council at first reading or
has not taken a decision, the proposed act shall be deemed to have been adopted;
(b) rejects, by a majority of its component members, the position of the
Earth Executive Council at first reading, the proposed act shall be deemed not
to have been adopted;
(c) proposes, by a majority of its component members, amendments to the
position of the Earth Executive Council at first reading, the text thus amended
shall be forwarded to the Earth Executive Council and to the Global Judiciary , which
shall deliver an opinion on those amendments.
8. If, within three months of receiving Global Parliament 's amendments,
the Earth Executive Council, acting by a qualified majority,
(a) approves all those amendments, the act in question shall be deemed to
have been adopted;
(b) does not approve all the amendments, the President of the Council of
Ministers, in agreement with the President of Global Parliament , shall
within six weeks convene a meeting of the Conciliation Committee.
9. The Earth Executive Council shall act unanimously on the amendments on
which the Global Judiciary has delivered a negative opinion. Conciliation
10. The Conciliation Committee, which shall be composed of Member s
of the Earth Executive Council or their representatives and an equal number
of members representing Global Parliament , shall have the task of reaching
agreement on a joint text, by a qualified majority of Members of the
Earth Executive Council or their representatives and by a majority of Member s
representing the Global Parliament within six weeks of its being convened,
on the basis of the positions of the Parliament and the Earth Executive Council
at second reading.
Article 3:
1. The Global Judiciary shall take part in the Conciliation Committee's proceedings
and shall take all the necessary initiatives with a view to reconciling the
positions of the Global Parliament and the Earth Executive Council.
2. If, within six weeks of its being convened, the Conciliation Committee
does not approve the joint text, the proposed act shall be deemed not to
have been adopted.
3. If, within that period, the Conciliation Committee approves a joint
text, Global Parliament, acting by a majority of the votes cast, and
the Earth Executive Council, acting by a qualified majority, shall each have
a period of six weeks from that date in which to adopt the act in question
in accordance with the joint text. If they fail to do so, the proposed act
shall be deemed not to have been adopted.
4. The periods of three months and six weeks referred to in this Article
shall be extended by a maximum of one month and two weeks respectively at
the initiative of the Global Parliament or the Earth Executive Council.
5. Where, in the cases specifically provided for in the Constitution,
a law or framework law is submitted to the ordinary legislative procedure
on the initiative of a group of Member Nations, on a recommendation by the
global Central Bank, or at the request of the Court of Justice or the
Global Investment Bank, paragraph 2, the second sentence of paragraph
6, and paragraph 9 shall not apply. Global Parliament and the Cabinet
Ministers shall communicate the proposed act to the Global Judiciary with their
positions at first and second readings. Global Parliament or the Cabinet Ministers may request the opinion of the Global Judiciary throughout the procedure.
The Global Judiciary also may deliver an opinion on its own initiative. It may,
if it deems it necessary, take part in the Conciliation Committee on the
terms laid down in Article 2, Chapter 14.3.4.
Article 4: Global Parliament , the Earth Executive Council
and the Global Judiciary shall consult each other and by common agreement make
arrangements for their cooperation. To that end, they may, in compliance
with the Constitution, conclude interinstitutional agreements which may
be of a binding nature.
Article 5:
1. In carrying out their missions, the Institutions, bodies and agencies
of Earth Government shall have the support of an open, efficient and
independent global administration.
2. Without prejudice to Article 6, Chapter 24.1,, global laws shall establish
specific provisions to that end.
Article 6:
1. The Institutions, bodies and agencies of Earth Government shall
recognise the importance of transparency in their work and shall, in application
of Article 3, Chapter 12.2, lay down in their rules of procedure the specific
provisions for public access to documents. The Court of Justice and the
Global Bank shall be subject to the provisions of Article 3, Chapter 12.2
when exercising their administrative tasks.
2. The Global Parliament and the Earth Executive Council shall ensure publication
of the documents relating to the legislative procedures.
Article 7:
1. The Earth Executive Council shall adopt global regulations and decisions
determining:
(a) the salaries, allowances and pensions of the President of the global
Council, the President of the Global Judiciary , Earth Government Minister
for Global Affairs, the global Global Judiciary ers and Global Judiciary ers, the President,
Members and Registrar of the global Court of Justice and Member s and
Registrar of the High Court.
(b) the conditions of employment, in particular the salaries, allowances
and pensions, of the President and Members of the Court of Auditors. It
shall also determine any payment to be made instead of remuneration.
2. The Earth Executive Council shall adopt global regulations and decisions
determining the allowances of Member s of the Economic and Social Committee.
Article 1: The Global Parliament
1. A global law or framework law of the Earth Executive Council shall establish
the necessary measures for the election of Member s of the Global Parliament
by direct universal suffrage in accordance with a uniform procedure in all
Member Nations or in accordance with principles common to all Member Nations.
The Earth Executive Council shall act unanimously on a proposal from and after
obtaining the consent of Global Parliament , which shall act by a majority
of its component members. This law or framework law shall not enter
into force until it has been approved by the Member Nations in
accordance with their respective constitutional requirements.
2. A global law of the Global Parliament shall lay down the regulations
and general conditions governing the performance of the duties of its Members.
The Global Parliament shall act on its own initiative after seeking an opinion
from the Global Judiciary and with the approval of the Earth Executive Council.
The Earth Executive Council shall act unanimously on all rules or conditions
relating to the taxation of Members or former Members.
3. Throughout this generation, the composition of the Global
Parliament shall be as set out in the Protocol on the representation of
Global Community citizens in Global Parliament .
Article 2:
A global law shall lay down the regulations
governing political parties at global level, and in particular the rules regarding their funding.
Article 3: The Global Parliament may, acting by a majority
of its component Members, request the Global Judiciary to submit any appropriate
proposal on matters on which it considers that a Earth Government act is
required for the purpose of implementing the Constitution. If the Global Judiciary
does not submit a proposal, it shall inform the Global Parliament of the
reasons.
Article 4: In the course of its duties, the Global Parliament
may, at the request of a quarter of its component Members, set up a temporary
Committee of Inquiry to investigate, without prejudice to the powers conferred
by the Constitution on other institutions or bodies, alleged contraventions
or maladministration in the implementation of Earth Government law, except
where the alleged facts are being examined before a court and while the case
is still subject to legal proceedings. The temporary Committee of Inquiry
shall cease to exist on the submission of its report. A global law of the
Global Parliament shall lay down the detailed provisions governing the exercise
of the right of inquiry. The Global Parliament shall act on its own initiative
after obtaining the approval of the Earth Executive Council and of the Global Judiciary .
Article 5: Any citizen of Earth Government, and
any natural or legal person residing or having its registered office in
a Member Nation, shall have the right to address, individually or in association
with other Global Community citizens or persons, a petition to the Global
Parliament on a matter which comes within Earth Government's fields
of activity and which affects him directly.
Article 6:
1. The Global Parliament shall appoint a global Ombudsperson. The global
Ombudsperson shall be empowered to receive complaints from any citizen of the
Earth Government or any natural or legal person residing or having its registered
office in a Member Nation concerning instances of maladministration in the
activities of Earth Government's institutions, bodies or agencies, with
the exception of the Court of Justice acting in its judicial role. In accordance
with his or her duties, the global Ombudsperson shall conduct inquiries for
which he or she finds grounds, either on his or her own initiative or on
the basis of complaints submitted to him or her direct or through a Member
of Global Parliament , except where the alleged facts are or have been
the subject of legal proceedings. Where the global Ombudsperson establishes
an instance of maladministration, he or she shall refer the matter to the
institution, body or agency concerned, which shall have a period of three
months in which to inform him or her of its views. The global Ombudsperson
shall then forward a report to the Global Parliament and the institution,
body or agency concerned. The person lodging the complaint shall be informed
of the outcome of such inquiries. The global Ombudsperson shall submit an
annual report to the Global Parliament on the outcome of his or her inquiries.
2. The global Ombudsperson shall be appointed after each election of the
Global Parliament for the duration of its term of office. The global
Ombudsperson shall be eligible for reappointment. The global Ombudsperson may
be dismissed by the Court of Justice at the request of the Global Parliament
if he or she no longer fulfils the conditions required for the performance
of his or her duties or if he or she is guilty of serious misconduct.
3. The global Ombudsperson shall be completely independent in the performance
of his or her duties. In the performance of those duties he or she shall
neither seek nor take instructions from any body. The global Ombudsperson
may not, during his or her term of office, engage in any other occupation,
whether gainful or not.
4. A global law of the Global Parliament shall lay down the regulations
and general conditions governing the performance of the global Ombudsperson's
duties. The Global Parliament shall act on its own initiative after seeking
an opinion from the Global Judiciary and with the approval of the Earth Executive Council.
Article 7: The Global Parliament shall hold an annual
session. It shall meet, without requiring to be convened, on the second
Tuesday in March. The Global Parliament may meet in extraordinary part-session
at the request of a majority of its component Members or at the request
of the Earth Executive Council or of the Global Judiciary .
Article 8:
1. The Global Judiciary may attend all meetings of the Global Parliament and
shall, at its request, be heard. The Global Judiciary shall reply orally or in writing
to questions put to it by the Global Parliament or by its Members.
2. The Global Governments Federation and the Earth Executive Council shall be heard by
the Global Parliament in accordance with the conditions laid down in the procedural
rules of the Global Governments Federation and the Rules of Procedure of the Council
of Ministers.
Article 9: Save as otherwise provided in the Constitution,
the Global Parliament shall act by a majority of the votes cast. The Rules
of Procedure shall determine the quorum.
Article 10: The Global Parliament shall adopt its Rules
of Procedure, acting by a majority of its component Members. The proceedings
of the Global Parliament shall be published in the manner laid down in the
Constitution and its Rules of Procedure.
Article 11: The Global Parliament shall discuss in open
session the annual general report submitted to it by the Global Judiciary .
Article 12: If a motion of censure on the activities
of the Global Judiciary is tabled before it, the Global Parliament shall not vote
thereon until at least three days after the motion has been tabled and only
by open vote. If the motion of censure is carried by a two-thirds majority
of the votes cast, representing a majority of the component Members of the
global Parliament, the Global Judiciary shall resign. It shall continue to
deal with current business until it is replaced.
6. In this case, the term of office of the Global Judiciary appointed to replace
it shall expire on the date on which the term of office of the Global Judiciary
which was obliged to resign would have expired.
Chapter 20.1 Public health
Article 1:
1. A high level of human health protection shall be ensured in the definition
and implementation of all Earth Government's policies and activities.
Action by Earth Government, which shall complement national policies,
shall be directed towards improving public health, preventing human illness
and diseases, and obviating sources of danger to physical and mental health.
Such action shall cover the fight against the major health scourges, by
promoting research into their causes, their transmission and their prevention,
as well as health information and education. Earth Government shall
complement Member Nations' action in reducing drugs-related health damage,
including information and prevention.
2. Earth Government shall encourage cooperation between Member
Nations in the areas referred to in this Article and, if necessary, lend
support to their action. Member Nations shall, in liaison with the Global Judiciary ,
coordinate among themselves their policies and programmes in the areas referred
to in paragraph 1. The Global Judiciary may, in close contact with Member
Nations, take any useful initiative to promote such coordination, in particular
initiatives aiming at the establishment of guidelines and indicators, the
organisation of exchange of best practice, and the preparation of the necessary
elements for periodic monitoring and evaluation. The Global Parliament shall
be kept fully informed.
3. Earth Government and Member Nations shall foster cooperation
with third countries and the competent international organisations in the
sphere of public health.
4. Global law or framework laws shall contribute to the achievement
of the objectives referred to in this Article by establishing the following
measures in order to meet common safety concerns:
(a) measures setting high standards of quality and safety of organs and
substances of human origin, blood and blood derivatives; these measures shall
not prevent any Member Nation from maintaining or introducing more stringent
protective measures;
(b) measures in the veterinary and phytosanitary fields which have as their
direct objective the protection of public health; Global law or framework
laws shall be adopted after consultation of the Committee of the Regions and
the Economic and Social Committee.
5. Global law or framework laws may also establish incentive measures
designed to protect and improve human health and to combat the major cross-border
health scourges, excluding any harmonisation of the laws and regulations
of Member Nations. It shall be adopted after consultation of the Committee
of the Regions and the Economic and Social Committee.
6. For the purposes set out in this Article, the Earth Executive Council,
on a proposal from the Global Judiciary, may also adopt recommendations.
7. Earth Government action in the field of public health shall fully respect
the responsibilities of Member Nations for the organisation and delivery
of health services and medical care. In particular, measures referred to
in paragraph 4(a) shall not affect national provisions on the donation or
medical use of organs and blood.
Chapter 20.2 Industry sector
Article 1:
1. Earth Government and Member Nations shall ensure that the conditions
necessary for the competitiveness of Earth Government's industry exist.
For that purpose, in accordance with a system of open and competitive markets,
their action shall be aimed at:
(a) speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes;
(b) encouraging an environment favourable to initiative and to the development
of undertakings throughout Earth Government, particularly small and medium-sized
undertakings;
(c) encouraging an environment favourable to cooperation between
undertakings;
(d) fostering better exploitation of the industrial potential of policies
of innovation, research and technological development.
2. Member Nations shall consult each other in liaison with the Global Judiciary
and, where necessary, shall coordinate their action. The Global Judiciary may
take any useful initiative to promote such coordination, in particular initiatives
aiming at the establishment of guidelines and indicators, the organisation
of exchange of best practice, and the preparation of the necessary elements
for periodic monitoring and evaluation. Global Parliament shall be
kept fully informed.
3. Earth Government shall contribute to the achievement of the objectives
set out in paragraph 1 through the policies and activities it pursues under
other provisions of the Constitution. Global law or framework laws may
establish specific measures in support of action taken in Member Nations
to achieve the objectives set out in paragraph 1, excluding any harmonisation
of the laws and regulations of Member Nations. They shall be adopted
after consultation of the Economic and Social Committee. This Section shall
not provide a basis for the introduction by Earth Government of any
measure which could lead to distortion of competition or contains tax provisions
or provisions relating to the rights and interests of employed persons.
Chapter 20.3 Culture
Article 1:
1. Earth Government shall contribute to the flowering of the cultures
of Member Nations, while respecting their national and regional diversity
and at the same time bringing the common cultural heritage to the fore.
2. Action by Earth Government shall be aimed at encouraging cooperation
between Member Nations and, if necessary, supporting and complementing their
action in the following areas:
(a) improvement of the knowledge and dissemination of the culture and history
of the Peoples;
(b) conservation and safeguarding of cultural heritage of global significance;
(c) non-commercial cultural exchanges;
(d) artistic and literary creation,
including in the audiovisual sector.
3. Earth Government and Member Nations shall foster cooperation
with third countries and the competent international organisations in the
sphere of culture, in particular the Council of all Nations.
4. Earth Government shall take cultural aspects into account in its
action under other provisions of the Constitution, in particular in order
to respect and to promote the diversity of its cultures.
5. In order to contribute to the achievement of the objectives referred
to in this
(a) Global law or framework laws shall establish incentive actions, excluding
any harmonisation of the laws and regulations of Member Nations. They
shall be adopted after consultation of the Committee of the Regions;
(b) the Earth Executive Council, on a proposal from the Global Judiciary , shall
adopt recommendations.
Chapter 20.4 Education, vocational training, youth and sport
Article 1:
1. Earth Government shall contribute to the development of quality
education by encouraging cooperation between Member Nations and, if necessary,
by supporting and complementing their action. It shall fully respect the
responsibility of Member Nations for the content of teaching and the organisation
of education systems and their cultural and linguistic diversity. The Earth
Government shall contribute to the promotion of global sporting issues,
given the social and educational function of sport.
2. Earth Government action shall be aimed at:
(a) developing the global dimension in education, particularly through
the teaching and dissemination of the languages of Member Nations;
(b) encouraging mobility of students and teachers, inter alia by encouraging
the academic recognition of diplomas and periods of study;
(c) promoting cooperation between educational establishments;
(d) developing exchanges of information and experience on issues common
to the education systems of Member Nations;
(e) encouraging the development of youth exchanges and of exchanges of
socio-educational instructors and encouraging the participation of young
people in democratic life in all Nations.
(f) encouraging the development of distance education;
(g) developing the global dimension in sport, by promoting fairness in
competitions and cooperation between sporting bodies and by protecting the
physical and moral integrity of sportsmen and sportswomen, especially young
sportsmen and sportswomen.
3. Earth Government and Member Nations shall foster cooperation
with third countries and the competent international organisations in the
field of education, in particular the Council of all Nations.
4. In order to contribute to the achievement of the objectives referred
to in this Article,
(a) Global law or framework laws shall establish incentive actions, excluding
any harmonisation of the laws and regulations of Member Nations. They
shall be adopted after consultation of the Committee of the Regions and the
Economic and Social Committee.
(b) the Earth Executive Council, on a proposal from the Global Judiciary , shall adopt
recommendations.
Article 2:
1. Earth Government shall implement a vocational training policy which
shall support and complement the action of Member Nations, while fully
respecting the responsibility of Member Nations for the content and
organisation of vocational training.
2. Earth Government action shall aim to:
(a) facilitate adaptation to industrial change, in particular through vocational
training and retraining;
(b) improve initial and continuing vocational training in order to facilitate
vocational integration and reintegration into the labour market;
(c) facilitate access to vocational training and encourage mobility of instructors
and trainees and particularly young people;
(d) stimulate cooperation on training between educational or training establishments
and firms;
(e) develop exchanges of information and experience on issues common to
the training systems of Member Nations.
3. Earth Government and Member Nations shall foster cooperation
with third countries and the competent international organisations in the
sphere of vocational training.
4. Global law or framework laws shall contribute to the achievement
of the objectives referred to in this Article, excluding any harmonisation
of the laws and regulations of Member Nations. They shall be adopted
after consultation of the Committee of the Regions and the Economic and Social
Committee.
Chapter 20.5 Civil protection, emergencies and rescues
Article 1:
1. Earth Government shall encourage cooperation between Member Nations
in order to improve the effectiveness of systems for preventing and protecting
against natural or man-made disasters within Earth Government. Earth
Government action shall aim to:
a) support and complement Member Nations' action at national, regional and
local level in risk prevention, in preparing their civil-protection personnel
and in responding to natural or man-made disasters;
(b) promote swift, effective operational cooperation between national civil-protection
services;
(c) promote consistency in international civil-protection work.
2. The measures necessary to help achieve the objectives referred to in
paragraph 1 shall be enacted in Global law or framework laws, excluding
any harmonisation of the laws and regulations of Member Nations.
Article 2: Connecting with Nature for our species survival
A question such as, "Do we need Nature?" leads me to contemplate which components of life’s sustaining machinery we could possibly live
without. Nature herself fills our lungs. She processes and sorts nutrients taken in from the air, and sends them through my
veins so that thoughts may take shape. Believe what we will, we are not capable of living beyond Nature’s subtle influences. She controls the wondrous complexities of the very life
forces that sustain us and allow us our thoughts. Being obsessed with sustainability’s enormous market potential, the impact of our society’s disconnection from Nature both concerns and
intrigues us. The thought of tearing up as much as 96% of each dollar and sending it to a landfill is inconceivable. And yet when money is in the form of
products made from toxic-laced non-recyclable or non-reusable materials, and society pays the costs hidden over time, that is inadvertently
what does happen.
Millions of people are employed within thousands of industries that ultimately manufacture waste in various forms. Every process at each
individual stage of producing all of these products reduces, if not wastes, a myriad of raw materials that Nature has taken hundreds, and even
millions of years to make available. For future generations’ sake, a greater accounting of human activities is direly needed. We must begin to put all our collective efforts towards
creating a ‘restorative economy’ specifically intended to generate social and environmental profits – as well as financial profits.
When we speak lightly of Nature, our thoughts might wander through the colorful beauty of wind-caressed meadows, or along the pristine
shores of sun kissed mountain stream-fed lakes, the sun dancing lightly about the fluid surfaces.
Even now those tranquil images lull my restless soul to further reflect upon Nature’s physical beauties. Many are the times of our lives that we have
found peace and sanity within Nature’s orchestrated symphonies.
Looking at this vast, unnatural, modern cityscape, we wonder for how much longer our natural systems could continue feeding civilization’s
insatiable hungers for comfort, convenience and luxury.
Our thoughts turned to all the stores packed with endless aisles of countless consumables. We struggle to grasp the enormous amounts of natural
resources and human activity their production required. We feel that we have to possess it if it pleases our senses, amuses or entertains, is this
season’s fashionable style or colour, organizes our stressful lives, or makes our days more convenient. For how much longer, we wonder, might
the whole of humankind escape the consequences of our crippling Nature’s ability to sustain life?
We turned away from our unsustainable, consumer-driven society toward a current need for ensuring that our great-grandchildren’s
generation will have the wherewithal to meet their basic needs around the year 2040.
This urgent global quest for sustainability challenges people within every municipality and region to see and begin to create their world anew.
Dwindling regional prosperity could be renewed by focusing in on our current needs for healthy, vibrant and productive communities.
Sustainability’s greatest challenge however, is in re-establishing our place within Nature’s chaotic complexities.
The last two decades have witnessed the birth of new sciences intended to gain insights into the complex workings of ‘whole systems’. Over
the course of history, sciences have evolved in isolation of each other. The emerging result is that we are losing sight of the interconnections
that inextricably link them all into this concept we have always called ‘Nature’.
Unpredictable weather patterns of endless destructive storms, floods and droughts, raging forest fires, and landscape-altering earthquakes
may just be Gaia’s attempts at ridding herself of our viral attacks upon her overall well-being. It is we who must begin to yield to Nature, as
Nature will never yield to us.
While we as a species have evolved to the point of creative thought, technological invention and great engineering prowess enabling us to
fashion some forms of control over our surroundings, we have yet to discover the means to produce something out of nothing. The suggestion
of settling on other planets, or harvesting natural resources from even the nearest of worlds, remains the reality of vivid imagination. Until such
time that we succeed at realizing any one of these aspirations, we will still have to depend on increasingly scant resources that have taken
Nature a galactic lifespan to generate.
Just one breath taken in over the course of an average lifetime endures in time far beyond that of humankind’s entire existence within a galactic
lifespan. Within some extremely short timeline of that breath, industrialization has harvested and converted the vast majority of Nature’s
resources into useless, even life threatening, waste. As we persist in recklessly designing and consuming products that challenge the very laws
of Nature, we continue to limit the means of survival for each successive generation yet to be born.
Will Nature afford us the time needed to restore her capabilities of sustaining life so that we might survive long enough to take in one last
galactic breath? Discovering the secrets of complexity may well equal the challenge of proving the existence of God. By all accounts we may
have left to us barely enough time to concentrate our efforts on adapting ourselves to Nature’s complexity.
Viewed through historical prisms, we stand today at crossroads not unlike those which our ancestors faced. Beginning with the late
nineteenth-century, the industrialization of horseless carriages altered the nature of life, work and travel. A hundred years later, over the course
of the industrial age, life, work and travel have altered Nature herself. That brings back into perspective a restorative economy’s market
potential for ensuring our survival within the 21st Century.
Barely has the international sustainability movement begun, and a most provocative realization is stimulating some rather intriguing,
multifaceted solutions. People are beginning to ask, "What is it that needs to be sustained, given the social, economic and environmental
threats to our communities, and residents?"
After assessing the life threatening results of the last industrial revolution, the Next Industrial Revolution’s leaders, are successfully enticing industrialists to embrace Nature’s mentorship.
Toxic-free materials used in creating new products are currently being designed such that they will become either the quality raw materials for
future products or will decompose into safe, healthy nutrients for Nature’s use. Wholistic building designs are awarded for their innate ability to integrate with, and even
restore, their environments.
And so, in the Next Industrial Revolution consumerism need not end but inherit complete respect for Nature, integrating smoothly with those
complex ecosystems we need in order to perpetuate our species on this planet.
Nature is what seems to have set this planet apart from any others we know. Whether by divine intent or by some abnormal happenstance, life
thrives within, upon and above our Earth’s surfaces. Species come, and species go. If we homo sapiens value our continued existence, we will
admit to our needing Nature and re-establish our connections with her. That is what will lie at the heart of our arduous struggle to achieve
sustainability.
Chapter XXII Earth Government's action on the international scene
Chapter 22.1 General provisions
Article 1:
1. Earth Government's action on the international scene shall be guided
by, and designed to advance in the wider world, the principles which have
inspired its own creation, development and enlargement: democracy, the rule
of law, the universality and indivisibility of human rights and fundamental
freedoms, respect for human dignity, equality and solidarity, and for international
law in accordance with the principles of the United Nations Charter. The
Earth Government shall seek to develop relations and build partnerships
with third countries, and international, regional or global organisations,
which share these values. It shall promote multilateral solutions to common
problems, in particular in the framework of Global Parliament .
2. Earth Government shall define and pursue common policies and actions,
and shall work for a high degree of cooperation in all fields of international
relations, in order to:
(a) safeguard the common values, fundamental interests, security, independence
and integrity of Earth Government;
(b) consolidate and support democracy, the rule of law, human rights and
international law;
(c) preserve peace, prevent conflicts and strengthen international security,
in conformity with the principles of the United Nations Charter;
(d) foster the sustainable economic, social and environmental development
of developing countries, with the primary aim of eradicating poverty;
(e) encourage the integration of all countries into the world economy,
including through the progressive abolition of restrictions on international
trade;
(f) help develop international measures to preserve and improve the quality
of the environment and the sustainable management of global natural resources,
in order to ensure sustainable development;
(g) assist populations, countries and regions confronting natural or man-made
disasters;
(h) promote an international system based on stronger multilateral cooperation
and good global governance.
3. Earth Government shall respect the principles and pursue the objectives
listed in paragraphs 1 and 2 in the development and implementation of the
different areas of Earth Government's external action covered by this
Title and the external aspects of its other policies. Earth Government
shall ensure consistency between the different areas of its external action
and between these and its other policies. The Earth Executive Council and
the Global Judiciary , assisted by Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs,
shall ensure that consistency and shall cooperate to that effect.
Article 2:
1. On the basis of the principles and objectives referred to in Article
1, Global Parliament shall identify the strategic interests and objectives
of Earth Government. global decisions of Global Parliament on the
strategic interests and objectives of Earth Government shall relate
to the common foreign and security policy and to other areas of the external
action of Earth Government. Such decisions may concern the relations
of Earth Government with a specific country or region or may be thematic
in approach. They shall define their duration, and the means to be made
available by Earth Government and Member Nations. Global Parliament
shall act unanimously on a recommendation from the Council of Ministers,
adopted by the latter under the arrangements laid down for each area. global
decisions of Global Parliament shall be implemented in accordance with
the procedures provided for by the Constitution.
2. Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs, for the field of
common foreign and security policy, and the Global Judiciary , for other fields of
external action, may submit joint proposals to the Earth Executive Council.
Chapter 22.2 Global security and defense policy
Chapter 22.2.1 Common security policy
This Chapter is complementary to Chapter 2, Earth Security and Peace.
Article 1: Common security policy
1. In the context of the principles and objectives of its external action,
Earth Government shall define and implement a common foreign and security
policy covering all areas of foreign and security policy
2. Member Nations shall support the common foreign and security policy
actively and unreservedly in a spirit of loyalty and mutual solidarity. The
Member Nations shall work together to enhance and develop their mutual political
solidarity. They shall refrain from any action which is contrary to the interests
of Earth Government or likely to impair its effectiveness as a cohesive
force in international relations. The Earth Executive Council and the Earth
Government Minister of Global Affairs shall ensure that these principles
are complied with.
3. Earth Government shall conduct the common foreign and security
policy by:
(a) defining the general guidelines;
(b) adopting global decisions on:
(i) actions of Earth Government,
(ii) positions of Earth Government,
(iii) implementation of actions and positions;
(c) strengthening systematic cooperation between Member Nations in the conduct of policy.
Article 2:
1. Global Parliament shall define the general guidelines for the common
foreign and security policy, including for matters with defence implications.
If international developments so require, the President of Global Parliament
shall convene an extraordinary meeting of Global Parliament in order
to define the strategic lines of Earth Government's policy in the face
of such developments.
2. The Earth Executive Council shall adopt the global decisions necessary
for defining and implementing the common foreign and security policy on the
basis of the general guidelines and strategic lines defined by the global
Council.
Article 3:
1. Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs, who shall chair
the Earth Executive Council for Global Affairs , shall contribute through his
or her proposals towards the preparation of the common foreign and security
policy and shall ensure implementation of the global decisions adopted
by Global Parliament and the Earth Executive Council.
2. For matters relating to the common foreign and security policy, the
Earth Government shall be represented by Earth Government Minister for
Global Affairs. He or she shall conduct political dialogue on the Earth
Government's behalf and shall express Earth Government's position in
international organisations and at international conferences.
3. In fulfilling his or her mandate, Earth Government Minister for
Global Affairs shall be assisted by a global External Action Service.
This service shall work in cooperation with the diplomatic services of the
Member Nations.
Article 4:
1. Where the international situation requires operational action by the
Earth Government, the Earth Executive Council shall adopt the necessary global
decisions. Such decisions shall lay down the objectives, the scope, the
means to be made available to Earth Government, if necessary the duration,
and the conditions for implementation of the action. If there is a change
in circumstances having a substantial effect on a question subject to such
a global decision , the Earth Executive Council shall review the principles
and objectives of the action and adopt the necessary global decisions .
As long as the Earth Executive Council has not acted, the global decision
on action by Earth Government shall stand.
2. Such global decisions shall commit Member Nations in the positions
they adopt and in the conduct of their activity.
3. Whenever there is any plan to adopt a national position or take national
action pursuant to a global decision as referred to in paragraph 1, information
shall be provided in time to allow, if necessary, for prior consultations
within the Earth Executive Council. The obligation to provide prior information
shall not apply to arrangements which are merely a national transposition
of global decisions .
4. In cases of imperative need arising from changes in the situation and
failing a new global decision , Member Nations may make the necessary arrangements
as a matter of urgency, having regard to the general objectives of the global
decisions. Member Nation concerned shall
inform the Earth Executive Council immediately of any such arrangements.
5. Should there be any major difficulties in implementing a global decision
as referred to in this Article, a Member Nation shall refer them to the
Earth Executive Council which shall discuss them and seek appropriate solutions.
Such solutions shall not run counter to the objectives of the action or impair
its effectiveness.
Article 5: The Earth Executive Council shall adopt global
decisions which shall define the approach of Earth Government to a particular
matter of a geographical or thematic nature. Member Nations shall ensure
that their national policies conform to the positions of Earth Government.
Article 6:
1. Any Member Nation, Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs,
or that Minister with the Global Judiciary 's support, may refer to the Council
of Ministers any question relating to the common foreign and security policy
and may submit proposals to it.
2. In cases requiring a rapid decision, Earth Government Minister
for Global Affairs, of the Minister's own motion or at the request of a
Member Nation, shall convene an extraordinary meeting of the Council of
Ministers within forty-eight hours or, in an emergency, within a shorter
period.
Article 7:
1. Global decisions referred to in this Chapter shall be adopted by
the Earth Executive Council acting unanimously. Abstentions by members present
in person or represented shall not prevent the adoption of such decisions.
When abstaining in a vote, any member of the Earth Executive Council may qualify
its abstention by making a formal declaration. In that case, it shall not
be obliged to apply the global decision , but shall accept that the latter
commits Earth Government. In a spirit of mutual solidarity, Member
Nation concerned shall refrain from any action likely to conflict with or
impede Earth Government action based on that decision and the other Member
Nations shall respect its position. If Member s of the Earth Executive Council
qualifying their abstention in this way represent at least one third of
the Member Nations representing at least one third of the population of
the Earth Government, the decision shall not be adopted.
2. By derogation from paragraph 1, the Earth Executive Council shall act
by qualified majority:
(a) when adopting global decisions on Earth Government actions and positions
on the basis of a global decision of Global Parliament relating to the
Earth Government's strategic interests and objectives, as referred to in Article
907;
(b) when adopting a decision on a Earth Government action or position,
on a proposal which the Minister has put to it following a specific request
to him or her from Global Parliament made on its own initiative or that
of the Minister;
(c) when adopting any global decision implementing a Earth Government
action or position;
(d) when adopting a global decision concerning the appointment of a special
representative in accordance with Article 916.
If a member of the Council
of Ministers declares that, for vital and stated reasons of national policy,
it intends to oppose the adoption of a global decision to be adopted by
qualified majority, a vote shall not be taken. Earth Government Minister
for Global Affairs will, in close consultation with Member Nation involved,
search for a solution acceptable to it. If he or she does not succeed, the
Earth Executive Council may, acting by a qualified majority, request that the
matter be referred to Global Parliament for decision by unanimity.
3. Global Parliament may decide unanimously that the Earth Executive Council
shall act by a qualified majority in cases other than those referred to in
paragraph 2.
4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 shall not apply to decisions having military or
defence implications.
Article 8:
1. When Earth Government has defined a common approach, Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs
and the Ministers for Global Affairs of Member Nations shall coordinate
their activities within the Earth Executive Council.
2. The diplomatic missions of Member Nations and the delegations of
Earth Government shall cooperate in third countries and in international
organisations and shall contribute to formulating and implementing a common
approach.
Article 9: The Earth Executive Council shall, whenever
it deems it necessary, appoint, on the initiative of Earth Government
Minister of Global Affairs, a special representative with a mandate in
relation to particular policy issues. The special representative shall carry
out his or her mandate under the authority of Earth Government Minister
for Global Affairs .
Article 10: Earth Government may conclude agreements
with one or more Nations or international organisations pursuant to this Chapter,
in accordance with the procedure described in Article 3 of Chapter 22.6.
Article 11:
1. Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs shall consult the
Global Parliament on the main aspects and the basic choices of the common
foreign and security policy, including the common security and defence policy,
and shall ensure that the views of the Global Parliament are duly taken into
consideration. The Global Parliament shall be kept regularly informed by
Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs of the development of
the common foreign and security policy, including the common security and
defence policy. Special representatives may be involved in briefing the
global Parliament.
2. The Global Parliament may ask questions of the Earth Executive Council
and of Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs or make recommendations
to them. Twice a year it shall hold a debate on progress in implementing
the common foreign and security policy, including the common security and
defence policy.
Article 12:
1. Member Nations shall coordinate their action in international organisations
and at international conferences. They shall uphold Earth Government's
positions in such fora. Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs
shall organise this coordination. In international organisations and at
international conferences where not all Member Nations participate,
those which do take part shall uphold Earth Government's positions.
2. Without prejudice to paragraph 1 and Article 3 of Chapter 22.2.1, Member Nations
represented in international organisations or international conferences where
not all Member Nations participate shall keep the latter, as well as
Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs, informed of any matter
of common interest. Member Nations which are also members of the United Nations
Security Council shall concert and keep the other Member Nations and the
Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs fully informed. Member Nations
which are members of the Security Council will, in the execution of their
functions, defend the positions and the interests of Earth Government,
without prejudice to their responsibilities under the provisions of the United
Nations Charter. When Earth Government has defined a position on a subject
which is on the United Nations Security Council agenda, those Member Nations
which sit on the Security Council shall request that Earth Government
Minister of Global Affairs be asked to present Earth Government's position.
Article 13: The diplomatic and consular missions of the
Member Nations and Earth Government delegations in third countries and
international conferences, and their representations to international organisations,
shall cooperate in ensuring that the global decisions relating to Earth
Government positions and actions adopted by the Earth Executive Council are
complied with and implemented. They shall step up cooperation by exchanging
information and carrying out joint assessments. They shall
contribute to the implementation of the provisions referred to in Article
8 on the rights of global Global Community citizens to protection
in the territory of a third country and the measures adopted.
Article 14:
A Political and Security Committee shall monitor the international situation
in the areas covered by the common foreign and security policy and contribute
to the definition of policies by delivering opinions to the Earth Executive Council
at the request of the latter, or of Earth Government Minister for Foreign
Affairs, or on its own initiative. It shall also monitor the implementation
of agreed policies, without prejudice to the responsibility of the Earth
Government Minister of Global Affairs. Within the scope of this Chapter,
this Committee shall exercise, under the responsibility of the Council of
Ministers and of Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs, political
control and strategic direction of crisis management operations, as defined
in Article 1 of Chapter 22.2.2.
The Earth Executive Council may authorise the Committee,
for the purpose and for the duration of a crisis management operation, as
determined by the Earth Executive Council, to take the relevant measures concerning
the political control and strategic direction of the operation.
Article 15: The implementation of the common foreign and security
policy shall not affect the competences listed in Article 4 of Chapter 11.
The Earth Court of
Justice shall have jurisdiction to monitor compliance with this Article.
Chapter 22.2.2 Global security and defense policy
Article 1:
1. The tasks referred to in Chapter 12.2, in the course of which the
Earth Government may use civilian and military means, shall include joint
disarmament operations, humanitarian and rescue tasks, military advice and
assistance tasks, conflict prevention and peace-keeping tasks, tasks of combat
forces in crisis management, including peacemaking and post-conflict stabilisation.
All these tasks may contribute to the fight against terrorism, including by
supporting third countries in combating terrorism in their territories.
2. The Earth Executive Council, acting unanimously, shall adopt global
decisions relating to the tasks referred to in paragraph 1, defining their
objectives and scope and the general conditions for their implementation.
The Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs, acting under the authority
of the Earth Executive Council and in close and constant contact with the Political
and Security Committee, shall ensure coordination of the civilian and military
aspects of such tasks.
Article 2:
1. Within the framework of the global decisions adopted in accordance
with Article 1, the Earth Executive Council may entrust the implementation
of a task to a group of Member Nations having the necessary capability and
the desire to undertake the task. Those Member Nations in association with
Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs shall agree between themselves
on the management of the task.
2. The Earth Executive Council shall be regularly informed by Member
Nations participating in the task of its progress. Should the completion
of the task involve major new consequences or require amendment of the objective,
scope and conditions for implementation adopted by the Earth Executive Council, Member Nations participating shall refer the
matter to the Earth Executive Council forthwith. In such cases, the Council
of Ministers shall adopt the necessary global decisions .
Article 3:
1. The global Armaments, Research and Military Capabilities Agency,
subject to the authority of the Earth Executive Council, shall have as its
task to:
(a) contribute to identifying Member Nations' military capability objectives
and evaluating observance of the capability commitments given by Member
Nations;
(b) promote harmonisation of operational needs and adoption of effective,
compatible procurement methods;
(c) propose multilateral projects to fulfil the objectives in terms of military
capabilities, ensure coordination of the programmes implemented by Member
Nations and management of specific cooperation programmes;
(d) support defence technology research, and coordinate and plan joint research
activities and the study of technical solutions meeting future operational
needs;
(e) contribute to identifying and, if necessary, implementing any useful
measure for strengthening the industrial and technological base of the defence
sector and for improving the effectiveness of military expenditure.
2. The Agency shall be open to all Member Nations wishing to be part of
it. The Earth Executive Council, acting by qualified majority, shall adopt
a global decision defining the Agency's statute, seat and operational rules.
That decision should take account of the level of effective participation
in the Agency's activities. Specific groups shall be set up within the
Agency bringing together Member Nations engaged in joint projects. The
Agency shall carry out its tasks in liaison with the Global Judiciary where necessary.
Article 4:
1. Member Nations listed in the Protocol, which fulfil higher
military capability criteria and wish to enter into more binding commitments
in this matter with a view to the most demanding tasks, hereby establish
structured cooperation between themselves within the meaning of Chapter 12.2. The military capability criteria and commitments which those Member
Nations have defined are set out in that Protocol.
2. If a Member Nation wishes to participate in such cooperation at a later
stage, and thus subscribe to the obligations it imposes, it shall inform
Global Parliament of its intention. The Earth Executive Council shall deliberate
at the request of that Member Nation. Only Member s of the Council of
Ministers that represent Member Nations taking part in structured cooperation
shall participate in the vote.
3. When the Earth Executive Council adopts global decisions relating to
matters covered by structured cooperation, only Member s of the Council
of Ministers that represent Member Nations taking part in structured cooperation
shall participate in the deliberations and the adoption of such decisions.
Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs shall attend the deliberations.
The representatives of the other Member Nations shall be duly and regularly
informed by Earth Government Minister of Global Affairs of developments
in structured cooperation.
4. The Earth Executive Council may ask Member Nations participating in
such cooperation to carry out at Earth Government level a task referred
to in Article 1.
5. Notwithstanding the previous paragraphs, the appropriate provisions
relating to enhanced cooperation shall apply to the structured cooperation
governed by this Article.
Article 5:
1. The closer cooperation on mutual defence provided for in Chapter 12.2
shall be open to all Member Nations of Earth Government. A list of Member
Nations participating in closer cooperation shall be set out in the declaration.
If a Member Nation wishes to take part in such cooperation at a
later stage, and thus accept the obligations it imposes, it shall inform the
United Nations of its intention and shall subscribe to that declaration.
2. A Member Nation participating in such cooperation which is the victim
of armed aggression on its territory shall inform the other participating
Nations of the situation and may request aid and assistance from them. Participating
Member Nations shall meet at ministerial level, assisted by their representatives
on the Political and Security Committee and the Military Committee.
3. The United Nations Security Council shall be informed immediately of
any armed aggression and the measures taken as a result.
4. This Article shall not affect the rights and obligations resulting,
for Member Nations concerned, from the North Atlantic Treaty.
Chapter 23.4.4 Second Operative Stage of Earth Government
Article 1: Second Operative Stage of Earth Government
1. The second operative stage of Earth Government
shall be implemented when fifty percent or more of the nations of
Earth have given either preliminary or final ratification to this Global
Constitution, provided that fifty percent of the total population
of Earth is included either within the ratifying nations or within the
ratifying nations together with additional Global Electoral and Administrative
Districts where people have ratified the Global Constitution by direct
referendum.
2. The election and appointment of Members
of the Global Parliament to the several bodies of the Global Parliament
shall proceed in the same manner as specified for the first operative stage
in Article 1.
3. The terms of office of the Members of
the Global Parliament elected or appointed for the first operative stage
of Earth Government, shall be extended into the second operative stage unless
they have already served five year terms, in which case new elections
or appointments shall be arranged. The terms of holdover Members of the
Global Parliament into the second operative stage shall be adjusted
to run concurrently with the terms of those who are newly elected at the
beginning of the second operative st age.
4. The Earth Executive Council and the
Cabinet Ministers shall be re-constituted or reconfirmed, as needed,
at the beginning of the second operative stage of Earth Government.
5. The Global Parliament and Earth Executive
Council shall continue to develop the organs, departments, agencies and
activities which are already underway from the first operative stage of
Earth Government, with such amendments as deemed necessary; and shall
proceed to establish and develop all other organs and major departments
and agencies of Earth Government to the extent deemed feasible during
the second operative stage.
6. All nations joining Earth Government to
compose the second operative stage of Earth Government, shall immediately
transfer all weapons of mass destruction and all other military weapons
and equipment to the Global Disarmament Agency, which shall immediately
immobilize such weapons and equipment and shall proceed forthwith to
dismantle, convert to peacetime uses, recycle the materials thereof,
or otherwise destroy such weapons and equipment. During the second
operative stage, all armed forces an d para-military forces of the nations
which have joined the federation of all nations shall be completely
disarmed and either disbanded or converted on a voluntary basis into
elements of the non-military Global Service Corps.
7. Concurrently with the reduction or elimination
of such weapons, equipment and other military expenditures as can
be accomplished during the second operative stage of Earth Government,
the member nations of the federation of all nations shall pay annually
to the Treasury of Earth Government amounts equal to one-half of the
amounts saved from their national military budgets during the last year
before joining the federation of all nations and shall continue such payments
until the full operative stage of Earth Government is reached. Earth
Government shall use fifty percent of the funds thus received to finance
the work and projects of the Global Economic Development Organization.
8. Upon formation of the Cabinet Ministers
for the second operative stage, the Earth Executive Council shall issue
an invitation to the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization
and to each of the specialized agencies of the United Nations, as well
as to oth er useful international agencies, to transfer personnel, facilities,
equipment, resources and allegiance to the federation of all nations and
to Earth Government thereof. The agencies and functions of the United
Nations Organization and of its specialized agencies and of other international
agencies which may be thus transferred, shall be reconstituted as needed
and integrated into the several organs, departments, offices and agencies
of Earth Government.
9. Near the beginning of the second operative
stage, the Earth Executive Council in consultation with the Cabinet
Ministers, shall formulate and put forward a proposed program for solving
the most urgent global problems currently confronting the Global Community.
10. The Global Parliament shall proceed with
legislation necessary for implementing a complete program for solving
the current urgent global problems.
11. The Global Parliament and Earth Executive
Council working together shall develop through the several organs, departments
and agencies of Earth Government whatever means shall seem appropriate
and feasible to implement legislation for solving global prob lems; and
in particular shall take certain decisive actions for the welfare of
all people on Earth, including but not limited to the following:
a. Declare the polar caps and surrounding
polar areas, including the continent of Antartica but not areas which
are traditionally a part of particular nations, to be global territory owned
by the federation of all nations as the common heritage of humanity,
and subject to control and management by Earth Government.
b. Outlaw the possession, stockpiling, sale
and use of all nuclear weapons, all weapons of mass destruction, and
all other military weapons and equipment.
c. Establish an ever-normal grainery and
food supply system for the Global Community.
d. Develop and carry forward insofar as
feasible all actions defined under Article 1234 of the
First Operative Stage.
Chapter 23.4.5 Full Operative Stage of Earth Government
Article 1: Full Operative Stage of Earth Government
1. The full operative stage of Earth Government
shall be implemented when this Global Constitution is given either
preliminary or final ratification by meeting either condition (a) or (b):
a. Ratification by eighty percent or more
of the nations of Earth comprising at least ninety percent of the population
of Earth; or
b. Ratification which includes ninety percent
of Earth's total population, either within ratifying nations or within
ratifying nations together with additional Global Electoral and Administrative
Districts where ratification by direct referendum has been accomplished.
2. When the full operative stage of Earth
Government is reached, the following conditions shall be implemented:
a. Elections for Members of the House of
Elected Representatives shall be conducted in all Global Electoral and
Administrative Districts where elections have not already taken place;
and Members of the United Nations shall be elected or appointed by
the national legislatures or national governments in all nations where
this has not already been accomplished. The terms of
office for Members of the House of Elected Representatives and of the United
Nations serving during the second operative stage, shall be continued
into the full operative stage, except for those who have already served
five years, in which case elections shall be held or appointments made
as required.
b. The terms of office for all holdover Members
of the House of Elected Representatives and of the United Nations who
have served less than five years, shall be adjusted to run concurrently with
those Members of the Global Parliament whose terms are beginning with
the full operative stage.
c. The second 100 Members of the House of
Advisers shall be elected according to the procedure. The terms of office for holdover Members of
the House of Advisers shall run five more years after the beginning
of the full operative stage, while those beginning their terms with
the full operative stage shall serve ten years.
d. The Earth Executive Council and the Cabinet
Ministers shall be reconstituted in accordance with the provisions of
Article 6.
e. All organs of Earth Government shall be
made fully operative, and shall be fully developed for the effective
administration and implementation of global legislation, global law
and the provisions of this Global Constitution.
f. All nations which have not already done
so shall immediately transfer all military weapons and equipment to
the Global Disarmament Agency, which shall immediately immobilize all such
weapons and shall proceed forthwith to dismantle, convert to peaceful
usage, recycle the materials thereof, or otherwise to destroy such
weapons and equipment.
g. All armies and military forces of every
kind shall be completely disarmed, and either disbanded or converted
and integrated on a voluntary basis into the non-military Global
Service Corps.
h. All viable agencies of the United Nations
Organization and other viable international agencies established among
national governments, together with their personnel, facilities and
resources, shall be transferred to Earth Government and reconstituted
and integrated as may be useful into the organs, departments, offices,
institutes, commissions, bureaus and agencies of Earth Government.
i. The Global Parliament and shall continue
to develop the activities and projects which are already underway
from the second operative stage of Global Government, with such amendments
as deemed necessary; and shall proceed with a complete and full scale
program to solve global problems and serve the welfare of all people on
Earth, in accordance with the provisions of this Global Constitution.
Chapter 23.4.6 Costs of Ratification
Article 1: Costs of Ratification
The work and costs of private global community citizens
for the achievement of a ratified Constitution for the federation
of all nations, are recognized as legitimate costs for the establishment
of constitutional global government by which present and future generations
will benefit, and shall be repaid double the original amount by the
Global Financial Administration of the Earth Government when it becomes operational
after 25 countries have ratified this Constitution for the federation
of all nations. Repayment specifically includes contributions to Earth
Government Funding Corporation and other costs and expenses recognized
by standards and procedures to be established by the Global Financial Administration.
Chapter 23.5 Amendments of the Global Constitution
Article 1: Amendments of the Global Constitution
1. Following completion of the first operative stage of
Earth Government, amendments to this Global Constitution may be proposed
for consideration in two ways:
a. By a simple majority vote of any of the three bodies
of Global Parliament.
b. By petitions signed by a total of 200,000 persons eligible
to vote in global elections from a total of at least twenty Global
Electoral and Administrative Districts where the Global Constitution
has received final ratification.
2. Passage of any amendment proposed by a House of the Global
Parliament shall require an absolute two-thirds majority vote of each
of the three bodies of the Global Parliament voting separately.
3. An amendment proposed by popular petition shall first
require a simple majority vote of the House of Elected Representatives,
which shall be obliged to take a vote upon the proposed amendment. Passage
of the amendment shall then require an absolute two-thirds majority
vote of each of the three bodies of the Global Parliament voting separately.
4. Periodically, but no later than ten years after first
convening the Global Parliament for the First Operative Stage of Earth
Government, and every 20 years thereafter, the Members of the Global
Parliament shall meet in special session comprising a Constitutional Convention
to conduct a review of this Global Constitution to consider and propose
possible amendments, which shall then require action as specified in
paragraph 2 for passage.
5. If the First Operative Stage of Global Government is
not reached by the year 2006, then the Provisional Global Parliament,
may convene another session of the Global
Constituent Assembly to review the Global Constitution for Earth Government
and consider possible amendments according to procedure established
by the Provisional Global Parliament.
6. Except by following the amendment procedures specified
herein, no part of this Global Constitution may be set aside, suspended
or subverted, neither for emergencies nor caprice nor convenience.
Chapter 23.6. Provisional Earth Government
Chapter 23.6.1 Provisional Earth Government
Article 1: Actions to be taken by the Global Constituent Assembly
Upon adoption of the Global Constitution by the Global
Constituent Assembly, the Assembly and such continuing agency or agencies
as it shall designate shall do the following, without being limited thereto:
1. Issue a Call to all Nations, and to
the Global Community to ratify this Global Constitution for Earth Government.
2. Establish the following preparatory commissions:
a. Ratification Commission.
b. Global Elections Commission.
c. Global Development Commission.
d. Global Disarmament Commission. Global Problems Commission.
f. Global Nominating Commission.
g. Global Finance Commission.
h. Global Peace Research and Education Commission.
i. Special commissions on each of several of the most urgent
global problems.
j. Such other commissions as may be deemed desirable in order
to proceed with the Provisional Earth Government.
3. Convene Sessions of a Provisional Global
Parliament when feasible under the following conditions:
a. Seek the commitment of 500 or more delegates
to attend, representing people in 20 countries from five continents,
and having credentials;
b. The minimum funds necessary to organize
the sessions of the Provisional Global Parliament are either on hand
or firmly pledged.
c. Suitable locations are confirmed at
least nine months in advance, unless emergency conditions justify
shorter advance notice.
Chapter 23.6.2 Work of the Preparatory Commissions
Article 1: Work of the Preparatory Commissions
1. The Ratification Commission shall carry
out a worldwide campaign for the ratification of the Global Constitution,
both to obtain preliminary ratification by national governments, including
national legislatures, and to obtain final ratification by people, including
communities. The ratification commission shall continue its work until
the full operative stage of Earth Government is reached.
2. The Global Elections Commission shall prepare
a provisional global map of Global Electoral and Administrative Districts
and Regions which may be revised during the first or second operative stage
of Earth Government, and shall prepare and proceed with plans to obtain
the election of Members of the Global Parliament to the House of Representatives
and to the House of Advisers. The Global Elections Commission shall
in due course be converted into the Global Boundaries and Elections
Administration.
3. After six months, in those countries where
national governments have not responded favorable to the ratification
call, the Ratification Commission and the Global Elections Commission
may proceed jointly to accomplish both the ratification of the Global
Constitution by direct popular referendum and concurrently the election
of Members of the Global Parliament.
4. The Ratification Commission may also submit
the Global Constitution for ratification by universities and Council s
throughout the world.
5. The Global Development Commission shall
prepare plans for the creation of a Global Economic Development Organization
to serve all nations and people ratifying the Global Constitution, and in
particular less developed countries, to begin functioning when the Provisional
Earth Government is established.
6. The Global Disarmament Commission shall
prepare plans for the organization of a Global Disarmament Agency,
to begin functioning when the Provisional Earth Government is established.
7. The Global Problems Commission shall
prepare an agenda of urgent global problems, with documentation, for
possible action by the Provisional Global Parliament and Provisional Earth
Government.
8. The Nominating Commission shall prepare,
in advance of convening the Provisional Global Parliament, a list
of nominees to compose the Earth Executive Council and the Cabinet Ministers
for the Provisional Earth Government.
9. The Finance Commission shall work on ways
and means for financing the Provisional Earth Government.
10. The several commissions on particular
global problems shall work on the preparation of proposed global legislation
and action on each problem, to present to the Provisional Global Parliament
when it convenes.
Chapter 23.6.3 Composition of the Provisional Global Parliament
Article 1: Composition of the Provisional Global Parliament
1. The Provisional Global Parliament shall
be composed of the following members:
a. All those who were accredited as delegates
to the 2010 Sessions of the Global Constituent Assembly, as well
as to any previous Session of the Provisional Global Parliament,
and who re-confirm their support for the Constitution for the federation
of all nations, as amended.
b. Persons who obtain the required number
of signatures on election petitions, or who are designated by Non-Governmental
Organizations which adopt approved resolutions for this purpose, or
who are otherwise accredited according to terms specified in Calls which
may be issued to convene particular sessions of the Provisional Global
Parliament.
c. Members of the Global Parliament to
the House of Elected Representatives who are elected from Global
Electoral and Administrative Districts up to the time of convening the
Provisional Global Parliament. Members of the Global Parliament
elected to the House of Elected Representatives ma y continue to
be added to the Provisional Global Parliament until the first operative
stage of Earth Government is reached.
d. Members of the Global Parliament to
the United Nations who are elected by national legislatures or appointed
by national governments up to the time of convening the Provisional
Global Parliament. Members of the Global Parliament to the United Nations
may continue to be added to the Provisional Global Parliament until
the first operative stage of Earth Government is reached.
e. Those universities and Council s which
have ratified the Global Constitution may nominate persons to serve
as Members of the Global Parliament to the House of Advisers. The
House of Elected Representatives and United Nations together may then elect
from such nominees up to fifty Members of the Global Parliament to
serve in the House of Advisers of the Provisional Earth Government.
2. Members of the Provisional Global Parliament
in categories (a) and (b) as defined above, shall serve only until
the first operative stage of Earth Government is declared, but may be duly
elected to continue as Members of the Global Parliament during the
first operative stage.
Article 1: Formation of the Provisional Earth Executive Council
1. As soon as the Provisional Global Parliament
next convenes, it will elect a new Earth Executive Council for the
Provisional Global Parliament and Provisional Earth Government from among
the nominees submitted by the Nominating Commission.
2. Members of the Provisional Global Earth
Executive Council shall serve terms of three years, and may be re-elected
by the Provisional Global Parliament, but in any case shall serve only until
the Earth Executive Council is elected under the First Operative Stage
of Earth Government .
3. The Earth Executive Council may make additional
nominations for the Cabinet Ministers.
4. The Provisional Global Parliament shall
then elect the members of the Cabinet Ministers.
5. The Earth Executive Council shall then
assign ministerial posts among the members of the Cabinet Ministers and
of the Earth Executive Council.
6. When steps (1) through (4) of section
D are completed, the Provisional Earth Government shall be declared
in operation to serve the welfare of humanity.
Article 1: First Actions of the Provisional Earth Government
1. The Earth Executive Council, in consultation
with the Cabinet Ministers, the commissions on particular global problems
and the Global Parliament, shall define a program for action on urgent
global problems.
2. The Provisional Global Parliament shall
go to work on the agenda of global problems, and shall take any and
all actions it considers appropriate and feasible, in accordance with the
provisions of this Global Constitution.
3. Implementation of and compliance with
the legislation enacted by the Provisional Global Parliament shall
be sought on a voluntary basis in return for the benefits to be realized,
while strength of the Provisional Earth Government is being increased
by the progressive ratification of the Global Constitution.
4. Insofar as considered appropriate and
feasible, the Provisional Global Parliament and Provisional Earth Executive
Council may undertake some of the actions for the first operative stage of Earth Government.
5. The Global Economic Development Organization
and the Global Disarmament Agency shall be established, for correlated
actions.
6. The Global Parliament and the Cabinet
Ministers of the Provisional Earth Government shall proceed with the organization
of other organs and agencies of Earth Government on a provisional basis,
insofar as considered desirable and feasible;
7. The several preparatory commissions on
urgent global problems may be reconstituted as Administrative Departments
of the Provisional Earth Government.
8. In all of its work and activities, the
Provisional Earth Government shall function in accordance with the
provisions of this Global Constitution for Earth Government.
Article 1:
Taking account of the structural economic
and social situation of Member Nations which is compounded by their remoteness, insularity,
small size, difficult topography and climate, economic dependence on a few
products, the permanence and combination of which severely restrain their
development, the Cabinet Ministers, on a proposal from the Global Judiciary ,
shall adopt global regulations and decisions aimed, in particular, at
laying down the conditions of application of the Constitution to those regions,
including common policies. It shall act after consulting Global Parliament .
The measures referred to in the first paragraph concern in particular areas
such as customs and trade policies, fiscal policy, free zones, agriculture
and fisheries policies, conditions for supply of raw materials and essential
consumer goods, Nation aids and conditions of access to structural funds and
to horizontal Earth Government programmes. The Earth Executive Council shall
adopt the measures referred to in the first paragraph taking into account
the special characteristics and constraints of the outermost regions without
undermining the integrity and the coherence of Earth Government legal
order, including the internal market and common policies.
Article 2: The Constitution shall in no way prejudice
the rules in Member Nations governing the system of property ownership.
Article 3: In each of Member Nations, the Earth
Government shall enjoy the most extensive legal capacity accorded to legal
persons under their laws; it may, in particular, acquire or dispose of movable
and immovable property and may be a party to legal proceedings. To this
end, Earth Government shall be represented by the Global Judiciary . However,
it shall be represented by each of the Institutions, by virtue of their administrative
autonomy, in matters relating to their respective operation.
Article 4: The Staff Regulations of officials and the
Conditions of Employment of other servants of Earth Government shall
be laid down by a global law . It shall be adopted after consultation
of the Institutions concerned.
Article 5: The Global Judiciary may, within the limits and
under conditions laid down by a global regulation or decision adopted
by a simple majority by the Earth Executive Council, collect any information
and carry out any checks required for the performance of the tasks entrusted
to it.
Article 6:
1. The Protocol on the Statute of the
Global System of Central Banks and of the Global Bank, measures
for the production of statistics shall be laid down by a global law or
framework law where necessary for the performance of Earth Government's
activities.
2. The production of statistics shall conform to impartiality, reliability,
objectivity, scientific independence, cost-effectiveness and statistical
confidentiality; it shall not entail excessive burdens on economic operators.
Article 7: Member s of Earth Government's Institutions,
the members of committees, and the officials and other servants of the Earth
Government shall be required, even after their duties have ceased, not to
disclose information of the kind covered by the obligation of professional
secrecy, in particular information about undertakings, their business relations
or their cost components.
Article 8: Earth Government's contractual liability
shall be governed by the law applicable to the contract in question. In
the case of non-contractual liability, Earth Government shall, in accordance
with the general principles common to the laws of Member Nations, make
good any damage caused by its Institutions or by its servants in the performance
of their duties. The second paragraph shall apply under the same conditions
to damage caused by the Global Bank or by its servants in the
performance of their duties. The personal liability of its servants towards
Earth Government shall be governed by the provisions laid down in their
Staff Regulations or in the Conditions of Employment applicable to them.
Article 9: The seat of Earth Government's Institutions
shall be determined by common accord of the governments of Member Nations.
Article 10: The Earth Executive Council shall adopt unanimously
a global regulation laying down the rules governing the languages of the
Earth Government's Institutions, without prejudice to the Statute of the
Court of Justice.
Article 11: Earth Government shall enjoy in the territories
of Member Nations such privileges and immunities as are necessary for
the performance of its tasks, under the conditions laid down in the Protocol
on the privileges and immunities of the global Communities.
The same shall apply to the Global Bank and the global Investment
Bank.
Article 12: The rights and obligations arising from agreements
for acceding Nations, before the date
of their accession, between one or more Member Nations on the one hand,
and one or more third countries on the other, shall not be affected by the
Constitution. To the extent that such agreements are not compatible with
the Constitution, the Member Nation or Nations concerned shall take all appropriate
steps to eliminate the incompatibilities established. Member Nations shall,
where necessary, assist each other to this end and shall, where appropriate,
adopt a common attitude. In applying the agreements referred to in the first
paragraph, Member Nations shall take into account the fact that the advantages
accorded under the Constitution by each Member Nation form an integral part
of Earth Government and are thereby inseparably linked with the creation
of common Institutions, the conferring of powers upon them and the granting
of the same advantages by all the other Member Nations.
Article 13:
1. The Constitution shall not preclude the application of the following
rules:
(a) no Member Nation shall be obliged to supply information the disclosure
of which it considers contrary to the essential interests of its security;
(b) any Member Nation may take such steps as it considers necessary for the
protection of the essential interests of its security which are connected
with the production of or trade in arms, munitions and war material; such
steps shall not adversely affect the conditions of competition in the internal
market regarding products which are not intended for specifically military
purposes.
2. The Earth Executive Council, on a proposal from the Global Judiciary , may unanimously
adopt a global decision making changes to the list;
Chapter 24.2 General and final provisions
Article 1: The symbols of Earth Government, The Earth flag, of the
Earth Government shall be obtained as previously searched in the past years by the Global Community.
The anthem of Earth Government shall be also searched by the Global Community. The motto of Earth Government
shall be: United in diversity. The currency of Earth Government shall
be the 'global equivalent money'. May 26 shall be celebrated throughout Earth Government as
Life Day.
Article 2:
Repeal of earlier Treaties The Treaty establishing
the global Community, the Treaty on Earth Government and the acts and
treaties which have supplemented or amended them and are listed in the Protocol
annexed to the Treaty establishing the Constitution shall be repealed as
from the date of entry into force of the Treaty establishing the Constitution.
Article 3: Legal continuity in relation to the Global Community and Earth Government
Earth Government shall succeed to
all the rights and obligations of the global Community and of the Earth
Government, whether internal or resulting from international agreements,
which arose before the entry into force of the Treaty establishing the Constitution
by virtue of previous treaties, protocols and acts, including all the assets
and liabilities of the Community and of Earth Government, and their
archives. The provisions of the acts of the Institutions of Earth Government,
adopted by virtue of the treaties and acts mentioned in the first paragraph,
shall remain in force under the conditions laid down in the Protocol annexed
to the Treaty establishing the Constitution. The case-law of the Court
of Justice of the global Communities shall be maintained as a source of
interpretation of Earth Government law.
Article 4: Scope
1. The Treaty establishing the Constitution shall apply to the Member Nations having made proper applications for membership.
2. The Treaty establishing the Constitution shall apply to Member Nations according to Article 1255.
3. The special arrangements for association set out in Chapter 24 of the Treaty establishing the Constitution
shall apply to all countries and territories.
4. The Treaty establishing the Constitution shall apply to the global
territories for whose external relations a Member Nation is responsible.
5. The Treaty establishing the Constitution shall apply to the islands
in accordance with the provisions set out in Protocol to the Act concerning
the conditions of accession of islands.
6. Notwithstanding the preceding paragraphs:
Article 5: Procedure for revising the Treaty establishing this Constitution
1. The government of any Member Nation, the Global Parliament or the Global Judiciary
may submit to the Earth Executive Council proposals for the amendment of the
Treaty establishing the Constitution. The national Parliaments of Member
Nations shall be notified of these proposals.
2. If the United Nations , after consulting the Global Parliament and
the Global Judiciary , adopts by a simple majority a decision in favour of examining
the proposed amendments, the President of the United Nations shall convene
a Convention composed of representatives of the national Parliaments of
the Member Nations, of the Heads of Nation or Government of Member Nations,
of the Global Parliament and of the Global Judiciary . The Global Bank
shall also be consulted in the case of institutional changes in the monetary
area. The United Nations may decide by a simple majority, after obtaining
the consent of Global Parliament , not to convene the Convention should
this not be justified by the extent of the proposed amendments. In the
latter case, the United Nations shall define the terms of reference for
the conference of representatives of the governments of Member Nations.
The Convention shall examine the proposals for amendments and shall adopt
by consensus a recommendation to the conference of representatives of the
governments of Member Nations provided for in paragraph 3.
3. The conference of representatives of the governments of Member
Nations shall be convened by the President of the Earth Executive Council for
the purpose of determining by common accord the amendments to be made to
the Treaty establishing the Constitution. The amendments shall enter into
force after being ratified by all Member Nations in accordance with
their respective constitutional requirements.
4. If, two years after the signature of the treaty amending the Treaty
establishing the Constitution, four fifths of Member Nations have ratified
it and one or more Member Nations have encountered difficulties in proceeding
with ratification, the matter shall be referred to the United Nations .
Article 6: Adoption, ratification and entry into force of the Treaty establishing the Constitution
1. The Treaty establishing the Constitution shall be ratified by the High
Contracting Parties in accordance with their respective constitutional requirements.
The instruments of ratification shall be deposited with the Government of
the Italian Republic.
2. The Treaty establishing the Constitution shall enter into force on
January 1st, 2010, provided that all the instruments of ratification have been deposited,
or, failing that, on the first day of the month following the deposit of
the instrument of ratification by the last signatory Nation to take this step.
Article 7: Duration of the Treaty
The Treaty establishing the Constitution is concluded for an unlimited period.
Article 8: Languages of the Treaty
The Treaty establishing the Constitution, drawn up in a single original
in all major languages, the texts in each of these
languages being equally authentic, shall be deposited in the archives of
the Government of the Italian Republic, which will transmit a certified
copy to each of the governments of the other signatory Nations.
Article 1: Protocol of national Parliaments in Earth Government
The way in which individual national
Parliaments scrutinise their own governments in relation to the activities
of Earth Government is a matter for the particular constitutional organisation
and practice of each Member Nation, desiring, however, to encourage greater
involvement of national Parliaments in the activities of Earth Government
and to enhance their ability to express their views on legislative proposals
as well as on other matters which may be of particular interest to them,
HAVE AGREED UPON the following provisions, which shall be annexed to the
Constitution:
Article 2: Information for Member Nations' national Parliaments
1. All Global Judiciary consultation documents (green and white papers and communications)
shall be forwarded directly by the Global Judiciary to Member Nations' national
Parliaments upon publication. The Global Judiciary shall also send Member Nations'
national Parliaments the annual legislative programme as well as any other
instrument of legislative planning or policy strategy that it submits to
the Global Parliament and to the Earth Executive Council, at the same time as
to those Institutions.
2. All legislative proposals sent to the Global Parliament and to the
Council of Ministers shall simultaneously be sent to Member Nations' national
Parliaments.
3. Member Nations' national Parliaments may send to the Presidents of
the global Parliament, the Earth Executive Council and the Global Judiciary a reasoned
opinion on whether a legislative proposal complies with the principle of
subsidiarity, according to the procedure laid down in the Protocol on the
application of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality.
4. A six-week period shall elapse between a legislative proposal being
made available by the Global Judiciary to Global Parliament , the Council
of Ministers and Member Nations' national Parliaments in the official
languages of Earth Government and the date when it is placed on an agenda
for the Earth Executive Council for its adoption or for adoption of a position
under a legislative procedure, subject to exceptions on grounds of urgency,
the reasons for which shall be stated in the act or position of the Council
of Ministers. Save in urgent cases for which due reasons have been given,
no agreement may be established on a legislative proposal during those six
weeks. A ten-day period shall elapse between the placing of a proposal on
the agenda for the Earth Executive Council and the adoption of a position of
the Earth Executive Council.
5. The agendas for and the outcome of meetings of the Earth Executive Council,
including the minutes of meetings where the Earth Executive Council is deliberating
on legislative proposals, shall be transmitted directly to Member Nations'
national Parliaments, at the same time as to Member Nations' governments.
6. When Global Parliament intends to make use of the provision of Article 1 of Chapter 14.5.1, first subparagraph of the Constitution, national Parliaments shall
be informed in advance. When Global Parliament intends to make use of
the provision of Article 1 of Chapter 14.5.1, second subparagraph of the Constitution,
national Parliaments shall be informed at least four months before any decision
is taken.
7. The Court of Auditors shall send its annual report to Member Nations'
national Parliaments, for information, at the same time as to the Global
Parliament and to the Earth Executive Council.
8. In the case of bicameral national Parliaments, these provisions shall
apply to both chambers. II. Interparliamentary cooperation
9. The Global Parliament and the national Parliaments shall together determine
how interparliamentary cooperation may be effectively and regularly organised
and promoted within Earth Government.
10. The Conference of global Affairs Committees may submit any contribution
it deems appropriate for the attention of Global Parliament , the Council
of Ministers and the Global Judiciary . That Conference shall in addition promote
the exchange of information and best practice between Member Nations' Parliaments
and Global Parliament , including their special committees. The Conference
may also organise interparliamentary conferences on specific topics, in
particular to debate matters of common foreign and security policy and of
common security and defence policy. Contributions from the Conference shall
in no way bind national Parliaments or prejudge their positions.
Article 1:
The contracting parties wishing to ensure that decisions are taken
as closely as possible to the Global Community citizens of Earth Government,
RESOLVED to establish the conditions for the application of the principles
of subsidiarity and proportionality, as enshrined in Article 9 of the
Constitution, and to establish a system for monitoring the application of
those principles by the Institutions, HAVE AGREED UPON the following provisions,
which shall be annexed to the Constitution:
1. Each Institution shall ensure constant respect for the principles of
subsidiarity and proportionality, as laid down in Chapter 1 to 10 of this Global Constitution.
2. Before proposing legislative acts, the Global Judiciary shall consult widely.
Such consultations shall, where appropriate, take into account the regional
and local dimension of the action envisaged. In cases of exceptional urgency,
the Global Judiciary shall not conduct such consultations. It shall give reasons
for the decision in its proposal.
3. The Global Judiciary shall send all its legislative proposals and its amended
proposals to the national Parliaments of Member Nations at the same time
as to Earth Government legislator. Upon adoption, legislative resolutions
of the Global Parliament and positions of the Earth Executive Council shall
be sent to the national Parliaments of Member Nations.
4. The Global Judiciary shall justify its proposal with regard to the principles
of subsidiarity and proportionality. Any legislative proposal should contain
a detailed Nationment making it possible to appraise compliance with the
principles of subsidiarity and proportionality. This Nationment should contain
some assessment of the proposal's financial impact and, in the case of a
framework law, of its implications for the rules to be put in place by Member
Nations, including, where necessary, the regional legislation. The reasons
for concluding that a Earth Government objective can be better achieved
at Earth Government level must be substantiated by qualitative and, wherever
possible, quantitative indicators. The Global Judiciary shall take account of
the need for any burden, whether financial or administrative, falling upon
Earth Government, national governments, regional or local authorities,
economic operators and Global Community citizens, to be minimised and commensurate
with the objective to be achieved.
5. Any national Parliament or any chamber of a national Parliament of
a Member Nation may, within six weeks from the date of transmission of the
Global Judiciary 's legislative proposal, send to the Presidents of the global
Parliament, the Earth Executive Council and the Global Judiciary a reasoned opinion
stating why it considers that the proposal in question does not comply with
the principle of subsidiarity. It will be for each national Parliament
or each chamber of a national Parliament to consult, where appropriate, regional
parliaments with legislative powers.
6. Global Parliament , the Earth Executive Council and the Global Judiciary
shall take account of the reasoned opinions issued by Member Nations' national
Parliaments or by a chamber of a national Parliament. The national Parliaments
of Member Nations with unicameral Parliamentary systems shall have two votes,
while each of the chambers of a bicameral Parliamentary system shall have
one vote. Where reasoned opinions on a Global Judiciary proposal's
non-compliance with the principle of subsidiarity represent at least one
third of all the votes allocated to Member Nations' national Parliaments
and their chambers, the Global Judiciary shall review its proposal. This threshold
shall be at least a quarter in the case of a Global Judiciary proposal or an initiative
emanating from a group of Member Nations under the provisions of
Article 813 of the Constitution on the area of freedom, security and
justice. After such review, the Global Judiciary may decide to maintain, amend
or withdraw its proposal. The Global Judiciary shall give reasons for its decision.
7. The Court of Justice shall have jurisdiction to hear actions on grounds
of infringement of the principle of subsidiarity by a legislative act, brought
in accordance with the rules laid down in Article 14 of Chapter 14.3.8 B4, of this Global Constitution
by Member Nations, or notified by them in accordance with their legal order
on behalf of their national Parliament or a chamber of it. In accordance
with the same Article of the Constitution, the Committee of the Regions
may also bring such actions as regards legislative acts for the adoption
of which the Constitution provides that it be consulted.
8. The Global Judiciary shall submit each year to Global Parliament , the
global Parliament, the Earth Executive Council and the national Parliaments
of the Member Nations a report on the application of the
Constitution. This annual report shall also be forwarded to the Committee
of the Regions and to the Economic and Social Committee.
Article 1: Provisions concerning the Global Parliament
1. Throughout the 2010-2020 parliamentary term, the number of representatives
elected to the Global Parliament in each Member Nation shall be obtained as per the Global Constitution Articles.
Article 2: Provisions concerning the weighting of votes in the
United Nations and the Earth Executive Council
1. The following provisions shall remain in force until Januarry 1st 2010.
For deliberations of Global Parliament and of the Earth Executive Council requiring a qualified
majority, members' votes shall be weighted. Votes in favour representing a majority of Members where, under the Constitution,
must be adopted on a proposal from the Global Judiciary. In other cases decisions
shall be adopted if there are at least 232 votes in favour representing at
least two thirds of Members. A member of the global
Council or the Earth Executive Council may request that, where a decision is
taken by Global Parliament or the Earth Executive Council by a qualified
majority, a check is made to ensure that Member Nations comprising the
qualified majority represent at least 62% of the total population of the
Earth Government. If that proves not to be the case, the decision shall
not be adopted.
2. For subsequent accessions, the threshold referred to in paragraph 1
shall be calculated.
Article 3: Protocol of the 'global equivalent money'
The High Contracting Parties, desiring
to promote conditions for stronger economic growth in all Nations and, to that
end, to develop ever-closer coordination of economic policies within the
'global equivalent money' area, Conscious of the need to lay down special provisions for enhanced
dialogue between Member Nations which have adopted the 'global equivalent money', pending
the accession of all Member Nations of Earth Government to the 'global equivalent money' area,
Have agreed upon the following provisions, which are annexed to the Constitution:
Article 4:
The Ministers of Member Nations which have
adopted the 'global equivalent money' shall meet informally. Such meetings shall take place,
when necessary, to discuss questions related to the specific responsibilities
they share with regard to the single currency. The Global Judiciary and the global
Central Bank shall be invited to take part in such meetings, which shall
be prepared by the representatives of the Ministers with responsibility
for finance of Member Nations which have adopted the 'global equivalent money'.
Article 5:
The Ministers of Member Nations which have
adopted the 'global equivalent money' shall elect a president for two and a half years, by a
majority of those Member Nations.
Chapter 25.4 Other Protocols
Article 1: Other Protocols
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The Table of Contents of the work done by Global Community since 1985, including our Vision of Earth in 2024.
As never before in history, common destiny beckons us to seek a new beginning. It requires a new sense of global interdependence and universal responsibility. We must develop and apply the vision of a sustainable way of life locally, nationally, regionally, globally, and within ourselves throughout life. Our global cultural diversity is a precious heritage and different cultures will find their own distinctive ways to realize the global vision.
In order to build a sustainable global community, each individual, each local community, and national governments of the world must initiate their commitment to Global Civilizational Community, which we have defined as a social, and political movement in the sense of having a broad organizational structure and an ideology aimed at governing. The environmental movement, within Global Civilizational Community, expresses the concerns of groups of people regarding depletion of water, clean air, climate change aspects, degradation of land and other changes in ecosystems affecting traditional patterns of natural resources exploitation. Global Civilizational State has taken the role of helping these groups in protecting and managing our mutual global vision by coordinating efforts.
Global Civilizational State has now a Vision of the Earth in Year 2024 and a sense of direction. Global Civilizational Community has embarks on a new path in history, the inevitability of global societies living, sharing, and creating symbiotical relationships interactively. Global Civilizational State is a governing body based on universal values, global rights, global concepts and direct democracy which defines us all. Yes! Now we all can vote on creating our global vision together. We might as well start working on this new way of doing things, and creating governing institutions now; there is no longer any reason to wait. Global Civilizational State conducts affairs in ways to promote political, economic, cultural and scientific relations, while maintaining peaceful relationships.
Our creativity today already influences tomorrow's socio-economic strategies and contribute to the evolution of human societies - an evolution directed towards a global partnership and cooperation with each other for survival. Global Civilizational State was first to oppose any type of invasion of a people by another people. Global Civilizational State opposes environmental, economic, population and military warfares.
For example, to explain further as Moscow's war in Ukraine rages on, with deadly shelling on cities along the front lines and more clashes in hot spots in southern Ukraine, sadly, regrettably, and disastrously, the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, showed no need to use diplomacy to save his country from being detroyed and his citizens from being killed.
Before the war, President Vladimir Putin demanded NATO and the USA to turn the clock back to 1997 and remove its forces and military infrastructure from Central Europe, Eastern Europe and the Baltics. In his eyes, the West promised back in 1990 that NATO would expand "not an inch to the east", yet did so anyway.
NATO and the USA, along with the EU, are helping as if wars were the only way to solve problems in the Ukraine. This is the same kind of wrong behaviour these people and states from the EU have been using between themselves over the past centuries. They behave as if war was the answer to all their problems or concerns. Diplomacy never not to be used.
Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, was a British statesman, soldier, and writer, who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom twice, from 1940 to 1945 during the Second World War, and again from 1951 to 1955. The First World War (WWI) was fought from 1914 to 1918 and the Second World War (or WWII) was fought from 1939 to 1945. They were the largest military conflicts in human history. At the outbreak of war in 1914, Churchill was serving as First Lord of the Admiralty.
In 1915 he helped orchestrate the disastrous Dardanelles naval campaign and was also involved in the planning of the military landings on Gallipoli, both of which saw large losses of his armies. As prime minister (1940–45) during most of World War II, Winston Churchill shaped Allied strategy in the war. In both world wars Winston Churchill would have been able to use diplomacy to end the wars. But diplomacy was not his way to deal with problems, and neither the West's way, to fight Adolf Hitler Army.
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Life extinction crisis was caused by a global and local economic system based on capitalism, namely Transnational Corporations CEOs at home and overseas whom all should be brought to Justice.
The extinction crisis was caused by an economic system based on capitalism which promotes accumulation by dispossession, and ceaseless growth designed and calculated to encourage a higher yearly GDP that is destroying ecosystems the world over. The global socioeconomic system of capitalism is thus forcing us to work harder to surpass previous GDP consumption and population numbers until we have devoured everything that maintains life, ending up with a polluted, lifeless, and scorched planet. This system made it possible for 1% of people in the world, namely Transnational Corporations CEOs, and mostly global corporate America, to have as much wealth as half the world's population, with always the overriding goal for which maximal profits, and not the needs and welfare of future generations. Capitalism has institutionalized a global ignorance, in which producers and consumers cannot know or care about one another, so that the pollution and human exploitation caused in the production and transportation of goods in the world has remained invisible and opaque to consumers. The combined effects of aggressive marketing, advertising, and planned product obsolescence has meant that the consumer’s oversized footprint is largely a consequence of the global power of this 1% so, in that sense, it is perhaps more accurate to speak of corporate global ecological footprints rather than the footprints of nations or individuals. In a nutshell, capitalism is responsible for the extinction crisis and, therefore, its defenders and endorsers, mainly the CEOs of corporate America at home and overseas, including their Chief Operating Officers, Board of directors, and Chief Financial Officers, should be brought to justice.
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Global Parliament shall create, alter, abolish or consolidate the departments, commissions, offices, agencies and other parts
of the several organs of the Federation of Governments, subject to the specific provisions of the Global Constitution.
Chapter 14.3.2 A.3 Procedures of Global Parliament
Chapter 14.3 B.1 Earth Executive Council
Chapter 14.5.3 The Global Parliament
Chapter 23.6.3 Composition of the Provisional Global Parliament
Chapter 25.3 Protocol on the representation of Global Community citizens in Global Parliament
Article 1: Provisions concerning the Global Parliament
Chapter III Earth Government membership
Article 2: Suspension of Earth Government membership rights
Direct democracy is the right of global citizens to hold referendums on any issue -- and to veto legislation.
Chapter X Scale of Human and Earth Rights
Chapter 10.5 Section 3. The ecological rights, the protection of the global life-support systems and the primordial human rights of future generations 
Chapter 12.1 Common provisions
Chapter 12.2 Specific provisions for implementing common global security policy
Article 1: The Global Parliament
Article 3: Global Law: Legislation
Earth Government Global Law consists of Codes, covering various subject areas, the Global Constitution 
, Bills, Codes and
Statutes. Information presented reflects laws currently in effect. All Earth Government Codes have been updated
to include Statutes of year 2023.
Constitution, Statutes, and Codes
Scale of Global Rights Code
Global Community Vision Code
Global Dialogue Code
Federation of Global Governments Code
Global Peace Movement Code
Global Parliament Code
Law and Justice Code
Earth Court of Justice Code
Global Protection Agency Code
Global Parliament Proceedings Code
Global Life Support Protection
Protection of the global life-support systems Code
The air we breathe Code
The water we drink Code
The soils that provide the food we eat Code
The climate that serendipitously is neither too hot nor too cold Code
Communications and media Code
Electricity and energy Code
Food production and delivery Code
Recreation Code
Temperature control Code
Transportation Code
Water supply Code
Community infrastructures Code
Global warming crisis Code
Global Dialogue participants Code
Global warming Code
Global Parliament Constitution Code
Global climate change Code
Global Voting Code
Global Political Parties Code
Countries to uphold the principles of equality Code
Global Civilization Initiatives Code
Global cultural exchanges Code
Responsibility of Political Parties Code
Countries need to uphold the principles of equality Code
Global principles of mutual learning between countries Code
Global general meeting of a political party Code
Global caucus of all members of any particular party in Parliament Code
Direct Democracy. Code
Earth resources. Code
Global Parliament management. Code
Home and community development. Code
Global Diplomacy. Code
World population issues. Code
Replacing the United Nations and NATO by Global Parliament's governance. Code
Replacing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the Scale of Global Rights. Code
Human rights are universal and inalienable; indivisible; interdependent and interrelated. They are universal because everyone is born with and possesses the same rights, regardless of where they live, their gender or race, or their religious, cultural or ethnic background. Code
Human rights include the right to life and liberty, freedom from slavery and torture, freedom of opinion and expression, the right to work and education, and many more. Everyone is entitled to these rights, without discrimination. Code
The most important human rights:
- the right to life - those rights that make life worth living, such as the rights to food, education, work, health, and liberty. Code
Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. Furthermore, no distinction shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory to which a person belongs, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other limitation of sovereignty. Code
Fundamental rights are the rights of a country's citizens that are stated in the constitution and enforced by the law. Human rights, on the other hand, are the safeguards that a human being seeks in order to live in dignity and equality. Code
Civil and political rights are violated through genocide, torture, and arbitrary arrest. These violations often happen during times of war, and when a human rights violation intersects with the breaking of laws about armed conflict, it's known as a war crime. Code
Human rights violators are involved for genocide, torture, war crimes, recruitment or use of child soldiers, female genital mutilation, and for immigration and naturalization fraud arising out of efforts to hide their involvement in such crimes. Code
Global Ministries. Code
New ways of doing business and trade in global development and in the management of global resources. Code
Closed meetings of Global Political Parties to select candidates or to decide on policy or to elect a presidential caucus. Code
A one-party state with a governance structure in which only a single political party controls the ruling system. Code
Global Parliament summit meeting Code
A Global Transnational Political Party with members or representatives in more than one country. Code
A Global small government conservatism. Code
A Global voting method in which a voter's identity in an election or a referendum is anonymous. This forestalls attempts to influence the voter by intimidation, blackmailing, and potential vote buying. Code
Global Parliament allowing both freedom and transparency, two fundamental values of a democratic society. Code
A Global Summit Meeting, an international meeting of heads of state or government. Code
Management Meetings, Leadership Meetings, Executive Meetings, or Board Meetings to deliver updates. Code
Fundamental Liberal ideals of freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, the separation of church and state, the right to due process, and equality under the law are widely accepted as a common foundation of liberalism. Code
The Republicans advocate reduced taxes as a means of stimulating the economy and advancing individual economic freedom. They oppose extensive government regulation of the economy, government-funded social programs, affirmative action, and policies aimed at strengthening the rights of workers. Code
Republican philosophy leans more towards individual freedoms, rights and responsibilities. In contrast, Democrats attach greater importance to equality and social/community responsibility. Code
Unanimity being an agreement by all people in a given situation. Groups may consider unanimous decisions as a sign of social, political or procedural agreement, solidarity, and unity. Code
Global Parliament Participants listing. Code
Global Parliament 's Constitution. Code
Global environmental and ecological protection. Code
Building a Civilizational State. Code
Global education. Code
Global leadership. Code
Short and long term solutions to global issues. Code
Business and Professions Code
Civil Code
Eradicating poverty Code
Racism, Xenophobia and Discrimination Code
Collecting the Global Tax Code
Clean Air Code
Code of Civil Procedure
Commercial Code
Corporations Code
Ecology of the Planet Code
Education Code
Elections Code
Evidence Code
Home and Community Development Code
Climate Change Adaptation Code
Family Code
Financial Code
Settling of Disputes Between Nations Code
Human and Earth Rights Code
Food and Agricultural Code
Fish and Game Code
Youth Participation Code
Harbors and Navigation Code
Government Code
Health and Safety Code
Insurance Code
Women Rights and Issues Code
Waste Management Code
Military and Veterans Code
Labor Code
Penal Code
Probate Code
Teaching and Education Code
Global Economy and Trade Code
Public Resources Code
Public Contract Code
Public Utilities Code
Revenue and Taxation Code
Cities: Power, Rights, Responsiblities and Accountabilities Code
Streets and Highways Code
Unemployment Insurance Code
Global Life-support Systems Protection Code
Vehicle Code
Water Code
Alternative Energies Code
Welfare and Institutions Code
Ecological Resources Code
Recycling and Biodegradability Code
Abolition of Weapons of Mass Destruction Code
Global Community Citizenship Code
Statement of Rights and Responsibilities Code
Corporate Accountability and Global Ethics Code
Universal Health Care Code
Sciences and Technology Code
Preventive Actions Against Polluters Code
Water Resources Code
Earth Security Code
Management of Earth Resources Code
New Way of Doing Business Code
Global Rescues and Emergencies Code
Working Conditions Code
Global Transparency Code
Money Trading and Stocks Code
Space Exploration Code
Research and Development Code
Global Food Supplies Code
Asylum, Immigration and Border control Code
Global Community Arrest Warrant Code
Global Fight Against Crime Code
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What the Global Community does by subject
Agriculture and needs of Global Community
Eradicating poverty
Eradicating poverty
Ecology of the new world
Global policies and strategies for managing world overpopulation
The greenhouse gas emission measurements
Climate change adaptation and global warming
City development planning
Home and community development
Settling of disputes between nations
Reforming the WTO
Global dialogue and participation
Human rights
Societal sustainability
Sound solutions for an equitable global sustainable development
Youth participation
Waste management
Women rights and issues
Teaching and education
Business
Cultural rights
Environment
Spirituality and religion
Global economy and trade
Global cooperation and symbiotical relationships between communities and nations
Genetics
Arts
Global Rights
Biological diversity
Cities: power, rights and responsiblities
Direct Democracy assessments
Measuring sustainable development and well-being
Literature
Alternative energies
Models of global governance
Scenarios of humanity's future
Global life-support systems protection
Ecological resources
Global Governments Federation
The Global Constitution
The Global Community Exhibition
Global Community overall picture and assessment
Engineering
Recycling and biodegradability
Forestry
Abolition of weapons of mass destruction
Global Community Citizenship
Statement of rights and responsibilities
Public Health
Corporate accountability and global ethics
Universal health care
Building and construction development
Social and Human Development
Conservation strategies
Sustainable development
Sciences and technology
Preventive actions against polluters
Water resources protection
Global ministries
Global Peace Movement
Promoting Global Community
Earth security
Reforming the United Nations
Drinking water and clean air
Primordial human and Earth rights
Global tax
Information and communications technologies (ICTs)
Management of Earth resources
Trade
Restoration of the planet, our home
Celebration of Life Day
Earth Court of Justice
Global governance and Earth management
Scale of Global Rights
Climate change
Charter of Global Community
Politic
Justice
Humanity's new vision of the world
Mitigating GHGs in Power Sector
Global Parliament Statutes are the Chaptered Bills. A bill is "chaptered" by the Secretary of Earth Government after it has passed through the three houses of the Legislature
and has been signed by the Earth President or becomes law without the Earth President's signature. Statutes are available starting from 2005.
The full text of bills, resolutions, and constitutional amendments, and their status, history, votes, analyses, and veto messages are available.
Constitution, Statutes, and Codes
The Global Constitution, Statutes and Codes
Bills, Hearings, Reports, and Other Material From and About Global Parliament
Member Nation Constitutions, Statutes and Related Legislative Information
Chapter 14.2 B.5 Agency of Global Police
Chapter 14.2 B.6 Global Community Ombudspersons Office
Chapter 14.3 Functions of Earth Government
Chapter 14.5.3 The Global Parliament
Global Civilizational State: application of the Scale of Global Rights to global issues.
List of all participants and authors with their work from 1985 to 2007.
All work can be found in Global Proceedings.
Global Information Media (GIM) publishing monthly Newsletters dealing with global issues.
Germain Joseph Dufour
I am
President of Global Parliament
Global Civilizational Community
Multicivilizational Community
Global Community
and also President
of my own Canadian business and website:
Global Community WebNet Ltd.
globalcommunitywebnet.com
And welcome to all of you global citizens.
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"Global Community is defined as being all that exits or occurs at any location at any time between the Ozone layer above
and the core of the planet below.
It is defined around a given territory, that territory being the planet as a whole, as well as a specific population, which is all life forms on Earth."
By extension, the expression Global Community also includes the entire Universe, space and time, all matter, galaxies, dark matter, all particles and all unknown parts of the Universe yet to be discovered. Global Community also includes all Souls, SoulLife God, and that makes it different than just saying Global Community is the Universe
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Work done by Global Community over the past 39 years. Global Community stands for a direct democracy.
The following 4 listings:
1) Vision of Earth in 2024: Global Parliament. Federation of 9 or more Global Governments. Global Constitution. Global Protection Agency (GPA). Global Ministries. Global Law. Scale of Global Rights. Direct Democracy. Diplomacy. Essential Services to all member nations. 
2) Vision 2024. Higher purpose of Global Community.
3) Vision of Earth in 2024: Evolution, Constitution, Federation of Global Governments vs the United Nations (UN).
Global Parliament governing institutions and bodies.
4) Vision 2024. Politics and Justice without borders.
GC_1.Global Community stands for a direct democracy.
and ends with the title
GC_101. Global Community is declaring a moratorium on immigration all over the world, on all applications for immigration, until applicants from any religious or cultural background have satisfied completely Global Community standard for a population fertility rate of 1.3 children per family. That is Global Law.
Those 101 listings describe all the work done since 1985, and where it can be found. Follow the links! All links can take you to hundreds of other links concerning our work done over the past 39 years. Participate in the Global Dialogue 2024 by sending us an email at:
germaindufour4@gmail.com
Participate and add your name to the Participants Listing and/or the Authors Listing at:
List of all Participants and Authors with their work from 1985 to 2024.
All work can be found in Global Proceedings.
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/Dialogue2024/Newsletters/March2024/
You should get:
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/Dialogue2024/Newsletters/March2024/
index.html
Then check this link to you Internet.This should connect you with the Table of Contents plus all the many links of each section.
Then go to any section where the links were not completed.
For example, in section "Short and long term solutions to save the world." pick
Scale_shortlongterm_solution.html
and add
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/Dialogue2024/Newsletters/March2024/
to it as shown here:
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/Dialogue2024/Newsletters/March2024/
Scale_shortlongterm_solution.html
Good learning!
Germain
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We can do better united as a Global Government :
a new world to build, and a future to share and protect together.
The website of the Global Government of North America ( GGNA ) is certainly a good example of a type of Global Government.
- we are now, and we are the future -
Candidates to the House of Elected Representatives are
elected democratically. An elected official will represent his or her community at both levels of government:
1. the GGNA House of Elected Representatives, and
2. the GCEG House of Elected Representatives or General Assembly.
Candidates to the House of Advisers are nominated by teachers, students, or professional organizations
Candidates to the GGNA Federation are elected or appointed by Member Nations:
Canada, United States, Mexico, Great Britain, Territories and North Pole Region. Each member nation has a veto power on all
decisions. Consensus must be reached before a decision is made.
The House of Elected Representatives shall be elected by direct universal suffrage of all the Member Nations citizens in free and
secret ballot for a term of five years. Representation shall be of one Elected
Representative per million people.
GGNA Global Parliament shall, jointly with the GGNA Executive Council, enact legislation, and exercise the budgetary function,
as well as functions of political control and consultation as laid down in the Global Constitution.
GGNA Global Parliament shall elect its President and its officers from among its members.
GGNA Global Parliament shall create, alter, abolish or consolidate the departments, commissions, offices, agencies and other parts
of the several organs of the GGNA, subject to the specific provisions of the Global Constitution.
by Germain Dufour
Adviser, Global Government of North America (GGNA)
July 7, 2005
A) A truthful democracy for the people of the North American continent
B) The Global Community perspective on the control of the Northwest Passage, Canada sovereignty of Nunavut and 'blood resources'
C) Portal of the Global Community of North America (GCNA)
As a replacement to the United Nations, we have formed Global Community Earth Government (GCEG) with 9 or more Global Governments (GGs)
and an enforceable, non-military democratic Global Constitution for all. Governing bodies consist of three chambers making the Global Parliament:
1. House of Elected Representatives
2. House of Advisers, and
3. Global Governments Federation
The power of GCEG was de-centralized to give each GG a better chance to find the right solutions to global issues. It can act faster and be more
effective and efficient in the context of the Global Community, this great, wide, wonderful world made of all these diverse global communities within
each Nation.The Global Community becomes thus more fluid and dynamic. A global symbiotical relationship is created between Nations and
GCEG for the good of all groups participating in the relationship and for the good of humanity, all life on Earth. The relationship allows a global
equitable and peaceful development. This is the basic concept that is allowing us to group willing Member Nations from different parts of the world. A
typical example is the Global Government of North America (GGNA).
Member Nations of these global governments have not yet been selected. Through the process of a referendum in a Member Nation,
it is the people of the Member Nation who will select the Global Government they wish to belong to. During a Global Assembly
Meeting of the Earth Government, Global Parliament will accept or reject membership of a Nation in a specific Global Government.
As we have shown in the Global Constitution,
the Global Community is defined as being all
that exits or occurs at any location at any time between the Ozone layer above
and the core of the planet below. This is an important concept and particularly useful in the context of the Global Governments Federation.
A community is not about a piece of land you acquired by force or otherwise.
One could think of a typical community of a million people that does not have to be bounded by a geographical or political border. It can be a million people living in many
different locations all over the world. The Global Community is thus more fluid and dynamic. We need to let go the archaic ways of seeing a community as the street
where I live and contained by a border. Many conflicts and wars will be avoided by seeing ourselves as people with a heart, a mind and a Soul, and as part of a community
with the same. The Global Community is this great, wide, wonderful world made of all these diverse global communities.
A global symbiotical relationship between two or more
nations, or between two or more global communities, can have trade as the major aspect of the relationship or it can have as many other aspects as agreed by the
people involved. The fundamental criteria is that a relationship is created for the good of all groups participating in the relationship and for the good of humanity, all
life on Earth. The relationship allows a global equitable and peaceful development.
This is the basic concept that is allowing us to group Member Nations from different parts of the world. For example, the
Global Government of North America can be made of willing Member Nations such as Canada, the United States, Mexico, Great Britain, the Territories, and include
the North Pole region. Other nations and territories are welcome to join in.
Table of Contents
a. Human and Earth Rights within the GGNA
b. GGNA proposals
c. Canada wants a veto power
d. GGNA principles
The following are some of the sections related to the Global Governments Federation and copied from the Global Constitution.
Article 1: The Global Governments Federation
1. Where a vote is taken, any member of the Global Governments Federation may also
act on behalf of not more than one other member. Abstentions by members
present in person or represented shall not prevent the adoption by the global
Council of decisions which require unanimity.
2. The President of the Global Parliament may be invited to be heard by
the Global Governments Federation.
3. The Global Governments Federation shall establish its procedural rules by a simple
majority. The Global Governments Federation shall be assisted by the General Secretariat
of the Earth Executive Council.
Politics and Justice without borders.
Life extinction crisis. 
Economic warfare: animation.
Economic warfare: speech in the animation.
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