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Cormac:

--- Quote from: Revolutionary Calendar Act ---Years shall be counted as annō Revolūtiōnis, "year of the Revolution", abbreviated AR. The start of the Glorious Revolution shall mark the first day of the first year in this epoch, and every subsequent year shall begin on its anniversay. Years shall consist of twelves months commemorating the principles of yin and yang, the trigrams of the Bagua, and the elements of the Wu Xing.

* Ventaire (vahn-TAIR), from French vent, "wind", reprsenting the trigram for wind;
* Aquaire (ah-KWAIR), from Latin aqua, "water", representing the trigram and element water;
* Boisaire (bwah-SAIR), from French bois, "wood", representing the element of wood;
* Orôse (or-ROHZ), from Greek óros, "mountain", representing the trigram for mountain;
* Gaïôse (gy-YOHZ), from Greek gaîa, "earth", representing the trigram and element of earth;
* Umbrôse (oom-BROHZ), from Latin umbra, "shadow", representing the principle of yin;
* Tonnerral (TAWN-nair-RAHL), from French tonnerre, "thunder", representing the trigram for thunder;
* Ignal (eeg-NAHL), from Latin ignis, "fire", representing the trigram and element of fire;
* Sidéral (SEE-day-RAHL), from Greek sídēros, "iron", representing the element of metal;
* Lacidor (LAH-see-DOR), from French lac, "lake", representing the trigram for lake;
* Cielidor (see-YEL-lee-DOR), from French ciel, "sky", representing the trigram for heaven; and
* Lumidor (LEW-mee-DOR), from Latin lūmen, "light", representing the principle of yang.Each month shall contain thirty days, divided into three revolutionary weeks of ten days each:

* Primidi (PREE-mee-DEE), from Latin prīmus, "first";
* Duodi (DOO-woh-DEE), from Latin duo, "two";
* Tridi (tree-DEE), from French tri, "three";
* Quartidi (KWAH-tree-DEE), from French quatre, "four";
* Quintidi (KEEN-tee-DEE), from Latin quīnque, "five";
* Sextidi; (SEKS-tee-DEE), from French sex, "six";
* Adelphidi; (ah-DELF-fee-DEE), from Greek adelphós, "brother", in honor of the fraternity of our comrades in arms;
* Vocidi (VAW-see-DEE), from Latin vōx, "voice", in honor of the Voice of the People;
* Milidi (MEE-lee-DEE), from Latin mīles, "soldier", in honor of the Citizens' Militia; and
* Ecclésidi (ek-KLAY-see-DEE), from Greek ekklēsía, "gathering", in honor of our assembly of the same name.The months of Aquaire, Orôse, Umbrôse, Ignal and Lacidor, as well as Lumidor on leap years, shall also contain an additional thirty-first day, Citoyenide (see-TWAH-yen-NEED), from French citoyen, "citizen". Leap years shall be years on which the sum of the year and fourteen is divisible by four-hundred or is divisible by four but not one-hundred. Each day shall be divided into ten hours, each hour into one-hundred minutes, and each minute into one-hundred seconds. Hours shall be numbered from one to ten and minutes and seconds from zero to ninety-nine. The tenth hour shall start at midnight of each day.
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The Revolutionary Calendar Act was proposed in the Ecclesia on Orôse 17, AR 1 (December 11, 2014 OS).

The Revolutionary Calendar Act was enacted by the Ecclesia on Orôse 26, AR 1 (December 20, 2014 OS).

Cormac:

--- Quote from: Judiciary Act ---The Judiciary Act

1. The Citizens of Taijitu establish the position of Citizen-Mediator.
    a. The Citizen-Mediator shall be elected by the Ecclesia on an interim basis when a formal complaint against another Citizen is lodged with the aforementioned body.
    b. The Citizen-Mediator shall be responsible for mediation with the aggrieved parties.
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The Judiciary Act was proposed in the Ecclesia on Boisaire 28, AR 1 (November 22, 2014 OS).

The Judiciary Act was enacted by the Ecclesia on Orôse 28, AR 1 (December 22, 2014 OS).

Cormac:

--- Quote from: Delegacy Act ---1. Powers and Responsibilities
1. The Citizen-Delegate will serve as head of state and conduct foreign policy.
2. The Citizen-Delegate will hold the in-game Delegacy of the region of Taijitu with full powers and will exercise them as provided by law.
3. The Citizen-Delegate may negotiate treaties and embassy exchanges.
4. The Ecclesia may ratify treaties and embassy exchanges negotiated by the Citizen-Delegate by a majority vote.
5. The Ecclesia may repeal a treaty or embassy exchange by a majority vote.
6. The Citizen-Delegate may appoint and dismiss any number of citizens as diplomats and ambassadors to assist in their duties.

2. Citizen-Diplomats
1. The Citizen-Delegate may appoint any number of citizens of Taijitu as citizen-diplomats to assist them in conducting foreign policy.
2. The Citizen-Delegate may dismiss citizen-diplomats at any time.
3. The Ecclesia may remove any citizen-diplomat by a majority vote.
4. Citizen-Diplomats may appoint any number of Citizens as Citizen-Ambassadors to extend the message of the Glorious Revolution to other regions.
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The Delegacy Act was proposed in the Ecclesia on Gaïôse 01, AR 1 (December 26, 2014 OS).

The Delegacy Act was enacted by the Ecclesia on Gaïôse 09, AR 1 (January 3, 2015 OS).

The Delegacy Act was amended by the Ecclesia on Gaïôse 19, AR 1 (January 13, 2015 OS).

The Delegacy Act was again amended by the Ecclesia on Ignal 02, AR 1 (March 28, 2015 OS).

The Delegacy Act was again amended by the Ecclesia on Ignal 20, AR 1 (April 15, 2015 OS).

The Delegacy Act was again amended by the Ecclesia on July 24, 2016.

Cormac:

--- Quote from: Holidays Act ---1. January the third will be observed as Founding Day and will commemorate the original founding of Taijitu.
2. June the sixth will be observed as Refounding Day and will commemorate the successful refounding of Taijitu.
3.  August the twenty-sixth will be observed as Revolution Day, and will commemorate the birth of the Glorious Revolution.
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The Holidays Act was proposed in the Ecclesia on Orôse 15, AR 1 (December 9, 2014 OS).

The Holidays Act was enacted by the Ecclesia on Gaïôse 18, AR 1 (January 12, 2015 OS).

Cormac:

--- Quote from: University of the Revolution Act ---University of the Revolution Act

1. This act shall establish the University of the Glorious Revolution.
   1a. The mission of the University of the Glorious Revolution shall be to serve as a forum where citizens of Taijitu may teach each other and learn from each other.

2. The University of the Glorious Revolution shall be organized into four colleges and one lecture hall.
   2a. The College of Creative Arts shall be dedicated to the study of the creative arts.
   2b. The College of History and Economics shall be dedicated to the study of history and economics.
   2c. The College of Science shall be dedicated to the study of the natural and social sciences.
   2d. The College of Gameplay shall be dedicated to the discussion of NationStates gameplay.
   2e. The Limitless Events Lecture Hall shall be dedicated to lecture and question-and-answer sessions, and shall be dedicated to the memory of Limitless Events, a much-beloved Taijituan.

3. The University of the Glorious Revolution shall be administered by the Dean of the University.
   3a. The Dean of the University shall be elected to serve a four-month term by the Ecclesia.
   3b. The Dean of the University shall be responsible for moderating the College and shall serve as an adviser on University affairs to the Ecclesia.
   3c. The position of Dean of the University shall not be a governmental position and may be held concurrently with any other office.
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The University of the Revolution Act was proposed in the Ecclesia on Gaïôse 26, AR 1 (January 20, 2015 OS).

The University of the Revolution Act was enacted by the Ecclesia on Umbrôse 06, AR 1 (January 30, 2015 OS).

The University of the Revolution Act was amended by the Ecclesia on Tonneral 18, AR 1 (March 14, 2015 OS).

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