The national government is made up of ten regions equal in population first priority and area second priority.  Should be democracy begin in nations with small populations a few as 3 regions may be used. If there are fewer than 10 regions each time a region becomes great then 10 million in population the regions must be re-divided up with a new region created up until 10 regions exist. Therefore the regional boundaries will alter with the national census as well as the incorporation of merging and/or acquired nations. Regional boundaries cannot cut through counties.  Regional Government Funding is limited to: Higher Education, Regional Department of Education, Infrastructure: Energy (Power Plants), Water (Irrigation, Dams, Aqueducts), Travel (Ports, Airports, Freeways), Currency, Regional Bureau of Investigation and Natural Disasters. National Government funding is limited to the National Bureau of Investigation, Global Reserve Board and War Funding as outlined through this document, any further regional or national institutions not mentioned in this document will require an amendment from the constitution. Any and all regional and national institutions, departments and or agencies, except those under the umbrella of law enforcement including but not limited to the NBI and the RBI, may be privatized through national mandate laws.

On the last Tuesday of February every two years the Regional Ambassador is required to make a public speak to the region stating his accomplishments and concerns in the regional government. The Governor may not refute any of the Regional Ambassador’s claims until after the mayoral vote. The Regional Ambassador does not require a budget to be placed on the ballot, however, on the first Tuesday in march during public election years and by their own expense, all the mayors of the region are required to meet in a private closed door session to discuss the regional ambassador and then hand out an anonymous evaluation and questionnaire.   The Regional Ambassador needs to receive a score from the mayors in their political party segments of the same percentage or greater from each of the political parties in the same percentage or greater that voted against the governor in the last gubernatorial election order to avoid to run for reelection to serve another two-year term in office. If the Regional Ambassador does not achieve this, but is able to maintain a score of less than 15 percentage points below this amount, but not to be greater than 70% for each of the individual parties that to serve another term the current regional ambassador must run and win national election. Qualifying parties must be at least 5% of the voting public with at least twenty representative mayors.  Mayors from unqualified parties may vote with a party of their choosing.  A score of less than that from the mayors political parties other than governor’s political party the regional ambassador may not run for reelection unless the Regional Ambassador has successfully convicted the Regional Governor or Regional Attorney General of a felony.  If the governor is registered as an independent or a party with less than 20% of the vote the governors political party will be considered among the qualifying political parties with the greatest support for the governor on election day. The Governors and Mayors may not change political parties a month before the primaries till after the general election. If the governor or mayor should decide to change to a different political party it will not take effect until voted in through the primary elections. The Regional Ambassador may only go six-years without having to be reelected through public vote. No term limits may be set on the Regional Ambassador, however, if the Regional Ambassador is forced into public election more than three times in a row, on the third time the Regional Ambassador will lose his position at the end of the term and may not run for the Regional Ambassador position again for four years, and then only if there is a public election for the Regional Ambassador. The vote will remain anonymous unless the Regional Ambassador is removed from office due to a rejection vote from the mayors of the region.  In the event of a mayoral rejection of the Regional Ambassador the mayoral Candidates that voted against the Regional Ambassador must have a town hall meeting within each of their cities to justify their vote.   One week following the mayoral vote the Regional Ambassador will give a public televised speech to public to justify his behavior.  Candidates for the regional ambassador position may not be endorsed or funded by either of the two primary political parties that make up that region.

Responsible for the Investigation of the Governor and the Regional Bureau of Investigation. Members Appointed by the Regional Ambassador.  The may only choose from individuals who were whistle blowers on Regional Bureau of Investigation activities or recommended by the city police chief (may only recommend one per term in office) or Mayoral Recommendation (may only recommend one per term) If an agent of the National Bureau of Investigation discovers or is asked to do something criminal by a Governor, President or National Attorney General he is required to notify the office of Internal Investigation.  The office of Internal investigation is required to keep his identity private.  If any harm comes to the Whistle blower agent the public has a right to be informed unless other agents lives are at stake.  The family of any the agent also has a right to seek legal and financial restitution for their loss.  Failure to notify of a potentially criminal event will have significant consequences as determined by national or regional law.  The Internal Bureau of Investigation is also required to test the character of the all Governors and the President and no less than three percent of all other judges and finally no less than five percent of all mayors every two years. One week following the Primary elections every two years all tests and the results of those tests must be made available to the general population. Tests of character will continue during the election process as well. 

The regional ambassador on behave of the individual cities may prosecute the regional governor if the victims of a natural disaster are not properly cared for and reconstruction has not been properly undertaken.  If found guilty along with any punishment by the court the governor will also never be able to sent reelection in their lifetime.   With permission from the regional ambassador if the region runs out of its stated surplus the region my use funds from previously saved years, however, because these funds may only be used after the regional surplus is used up. No reelection is possible for the governor should these funds be used.

If elected the governor will be given a term of four years in office.  As compensation for his or her service a salary of 20 percent greater than the regional average salary will be paid.  Regional Governors will be limited to 3 terms in office, however, the Governor may only run for a third term if the Governor wins second the second term with a majority vote in more than 3/5ths of the counties in his region. The laws concerning this are the same as those governing the local mayors outlined in this constitution.   The election cycle prior to the end of the Governor's term in office will be used as the primary election to select the individual parties most favored candidate for the next years coming election.  Governors may not impose taxes of any kind or tell mayors how to legally allocate their funds.

An unemployment rate for the region will be determined annually.   Each of the cities is required by this constitution to have a surplus, of that surplus exists the entire budget for regional government.  The maximum amount that the regional government can lay claim to will be as follows:

Funds are due to the Regional Government on the end of each annual quarter.  The unemployment figures are to be compiled quarterly as well in preparation for this.

Annual County Savings = (Annual Surplus Achieved – Annual Surplus Achieved (% allotted for Regional Taxation))

County Principle = Net County Savings achieved through previous years in office + Annual County Savings

Regional Principle = Total County Principle from all counties in the region

The ballot for regional governor will state the budget cost as well as the percentage of the maximum amount the regional government will need to pay for the candidate's budget. Any governor that wins reelect may retain all funds unused funds from his previous budget in his current and possibly later budgets. New elected governors may not retain any funds from the previous governor's budget.  The governor retains the flexibility in paying for public expenses as the local mayors, however, the governor's budget like that of the local mayor's may not create new programs only pay for those currently existing.  The mayors throughout the region through the regional ambassador are responsible for enforcement.  The budget for governor is accountable for the following list of responsibilities:

The budget must also maintain a surplus of 30% for regional natural disasters.

The regional governor will be allowed to invest the savings from previous terms while in office. The regional governor may use the interest made from investments on that savings to initiate any regional or national project the governors chooses as long as it is done for the public good and not for that of any public official, relative or friend, including the governor himself. The entire savings for the project must be complied prior to its inception.

Enforce national mandates, standards and regulations past through the Commissions, and enforce the constitution.  Search out and prosecute any corruption found in his region counties and cities under his or her jurisdiction. Approval of projects for ballot on the regional level.

The governor is responsible to submit heads to each of the bureau, agency and departments to the Internal Bureau of Investigation. The IBI will be given one month to perform an investigation into the nominee. If the Regional Ambassador rejects the nominee he must state his reasons publicly. The governor may submit another candidate to the IBI or opt for a bureau, agency or department vote. The vote will consist of three independent class or transparent class candidates. Each member of the bureau, agency or department, through anonymous vote may select their new candidate from among the candidates, including those previously rejected. They are also to select whether each candidate is considered a viable candidate nominee from the governor.  In order for proper review by both the press and voting members the candidates are to conduct a public debate with questions submitted anonymously by voting members, the general public and the press. No fewer than two weeks after candidates are selected will be allotted before the debate in order for the press and voting members to gather the questions and research the candidates. The election of the department head will take place no less than three weeks, no greater than five weeks, after the debate. Such debates and vote may not be held at the same time, separated by no less than one week. If two, excluding the governor’s original nomination reject, or all three candidates are considered viable by a 3/5th majority of the voting members the Regional Ambassador is required to perform an investigation and if bias, two bad candidates so that his rejected candidate would succeed, or negligence is found a case is to be brought before the Regional Courts. Should the governor remove any department head from office, the governor must state his reasons publicly before the region. Once a year regardless of the method of confirmation used, through anonymous vote, the members of each department can rate their Head. Should the members vote to remove their figure head, only a governor veto within two weeks of the vote will allow the figure head to retain his or her position.  The vote will also include an anonymous survey in regard to the ethical conduct, representation, and mood of employees and management, written and conducted by the internal bureau of investigation.

Responsible for the investigation of Transparent Class citizens within the local government as well as the National Ambassador, the Military and the Bureau of External Investigation as well as criminal matters beyond the scope of county governments as determined by county law through the public vote.  There are a total of ten Regional Bureaus of Investigation each responsible for their own region and each reporting to an individual regional district attorney for that region. The Regional District Attorney is appointed by the governor for that region and may be replaced at their discretion.  The Regional District Attorney must either be a local law enforcement whistle blower resulting in convictions guilt parties or service a minimum of two years of service for the Internal Bureau of Investigation with a high recommendation standing. The Regional Bureau of Investigation is also required to investigate all cases of publicly reported fraudulent and misleading activities conducted through private and public organizations as well as specific criminal activities as determined through national or regional propositions.  The RBI will also give each organization a score, which the business must display publicly on all advertising activities.  The agency will receive its funding from the regional governments as determined through regional vote through the Regional Governors.  The RBI will also get its funding from fines imposed on businesses due to criminal, unethical and or fraudulent activities.    Businesses have the right to delay penalties until a hearing and verdict in the local jurisdiction where the crime occurred maybe established.  Fines and penalties are established through regional vote and maybe made relative to the individual jurisdiction in which they are imposed.  The size and scope of the business as well as the degree of the violation should all be considerations in penalties and fines.  No individual may be prosecuted or hindered from using the court system to ensure the RBI does not go beyond its limits or scope or to prosecute actions that an individual believes are outside of the scope of the law.  Citizens have the right to use local law enforce and or the court system to maintain the controlling powers over the RBI.  Mayors are also expected to use the office of Regional ambassador to enforce their rights as well as the controlling powers of the RBI.  Also the RBI Attorney General may not hold stock, manage any organization or receive any gifts or favors from outside entities that could potentially be viewed as a bribe.  The RBI Attorney General while he may make factual answers about how laws proposed may affect the RBI and law enforcement and or the ability of the RBI to enforce the constitution or existing law in general, however, the RBI Attorney may not endorse any political candidate, ballot initiative, contribute to political entities or attend political functions for candidates, political parties or ballot measures outside of a law enforcement type purposes under the scope and purpose of his position.   The Internal Bureau of Investigation may issue fines or other punishments should these rules be violated, which the RBI Attorney General may dispute to the Regional Court.  The RBI Attorney General as well as the RBI itself must be constantly under the waiting eye of the Internal Bureau of Investigation, which is required to give the RBI Attorney General no less than seven temptations for misconduct.  The IBI may use less than scrupulous individuals and methods, including, but not limited to concealing their identity, offering bribes, and such as long as the Attorney General is not put in danger.  The IBI is also required to perform the same temptations on at least seven percent of RBI staff.  The IBI is not required to expose its methods of this testing or who will be tested to the public unless endangering of life, limb or grossly excessive methods are used.   The RBI in turn carries the obligation to investigate all areas of the Internal Bureau of Investigation. The Regional Bureau of Investigation is required to keep a criminal profile and DNA information on all citizens both foreign and domestic in a centralize database. This information is to be kept confidential and may only be available to local law enforcement, Internal Bureau of Investigation, External Bureau of Investigation, Regional Bureau of Investigation and National Bureau of Investigation and will as foreign nation participants under the participation and foreign treaties worked out with the UN Ambassador.  Parents or legal guardians can also view the criminal history of their dependents.

The same limitations of confidentiality must apply to foreign treaties as well. It is a criminal offense to view ones own file, except to view ones own prior criminal history.  Foreign integration may also allow for some unitizes in regard to trials and jurisdictions as determined through International Treaties.  The Regional Bureau of Investigation requires that foreign nations operate under a fair and representative government.  If the National Council believe that the elections in that nation are fixed they have the right to be open to other nations as long as Elections may be performed by member nation – (just sit in and monitored deliver and count ballots) Issue reports of any abnormalities as well as voter intimidation.  Must also be anonymous ballots, paid by member nation – Must be open to have similar inspection on our voting process.  National Ambassador will conduct using military unarmed officers in civilian cloths that speak the same language as the participating nation.  President may appoint and fire head for portion within our nation.  Each head of state has the right to declare sanctuary of criminal, however, it must be done publicly.  Member of Department for the Democracy Earn their position by the highest % of Convictions.  Each Region provides the salary for the members from their region.  Rules of Conduct as well as jurisdictions set up through National Law.  Foreign governments have the same right to request the monitor Membership in the Commission of Uniform Standards along with this will allow Open Immigration and Naturalization between the member countries. 

Succession from the union (void if region is purchased or conquered in war) a majority votes in each county that makes up a region.    In this case and only this case all citizens will be allowed to vote, first class, second class citizens after the passing of 200 years of the ratification of this constitution and third class citizens 300 years after ratification. If one county does not have a majority no succession will be granted.  If it passes then it requires a presidential signature of approval or 3/5 vote of support from all the county mayors in the nation.

Requirements for entrance to the Regional Court: 1st class citizen that meets both qualifications one and one of two options: A) Doctorate Degree in law and history applied from at least the time period in which this document was written until the present time, Constitutional Law Exam:  This test must be passed a second time to be considered for the for the position of Regional Court Justice. There are only three tests and no person my take the same test twice.  B) Sponsor of a Regional Powers of Authority Law or Amendment to the Constitution that passed by public vote. The Regional Judges like the Public City Judges are appointed by the Regional Ambassador. Other qualifications maybe established through Power of Authority proposals as passed by national. The Judge may only take the stand only after being approved by the National Council.  Regional Judges may only be selected from among the County Judges serving in that Region.  The High Court may dismiss any Judge that does not meet these qualifications. All will receive a salary of at least double the average regional citizen and then increase at least one and a half times inflation and may not fluctuate except by county vote. Any increase to his may come about through a proposal on the regional ballot and not by national mandate. Regional Proposals may not target any judges exclusively. Regional and National ballot proposals are except from any proposals related to county or city courts. 

Members of the regional or national courts cannot vote on proposals during an election until they leave office.  The Regional Court must prove clear and convincing evidence that a law is unconstitutional for that law to be thrown out.  Each judge must submit an essay as to why a law was throw out, sighting specifics portions of the constitution.  The Regional Court does not hold criminal or civil trials. The Regional Court only measures the validity of laws past through the people by majority vote on constitutional grounds.  The job of High Court justice is a lifetime position, until the judge chooses to retire or a crime is committed by the judge of which is a felony or greater. In these cases judges will be selected first come first serve basis from the list of which judges have met the necessary requirements stated in this document.  If no one is found the job can only be filled if appointed by the President.  All fines and punishment are doubled for judges at every level. Any judge that is found guilty of bribery will receive a minimum prison sentence of five years with a fine of seven times that of the value of the bribe.   The ex-judge will also be denied any public employment at both the national and local level. The ex-justice will then become a third class citizen for the duration of their life.

Starting one hundred years after the ratification of this constitution the number of Regional Court judges needed to overturn a law shall increase by one. Two hundred years from that point the number of judges need will again increase by one, each time the number of years doubling until the Regional Courts will be totally dissolved.  Laws concerning mayors laid out in this constitution and by due process of law will be handed down to the local courts.  Laws concerning Presidents will be dealt with through the Planetary Council of Presidents as well as the local mayors through majority vote and the smaller courts respectively.

Any mayor may submit a vote to the mayors of his region to declare a regional judge's decision was outside of his jurisdiction.  A majority vote by the mayors withhold judgment until the Regional Ambassador has had an opportunity to pursue action against the verdict.  The Regional Ambassador may issue a request to the mayors within the region to impeach the judge. Impeaching a Regional Judge will require a 3/5s vote of support from the mayors within that region. Mayoral votes on this matter must take place in a town hall meeting on a uniform date established by the Regional Ambassador not to be publicly announced less than two weeks before the vote. The public will be allowed to address the mayor prior to him rendering his vote. Regional Jurisdiction is limited to law as outlined by this Constitution and by Powers of Authority as granted by public vote. The National Court may render any Regional Courts decision null and void by declaring it outside the jurisdiction of the Regional Court. 

Each region may contain one and only one mint, unless it is out sourced to an adjoining region.  If the two mints are placed in the same region because of the merger of Nations and other reasons the governor must decide which mint to keep and which to disband.  Merging nations will be allowed to keep their mint as long as all standards under the Commission of Uniform Standards has been met.  Any other mints as a part of that region will be disbanded, unless the mint was apart of another recently merged nation in that the merger was less than 20 years past.  The city with the largest population in the region at the time the democracy is formed will contain the first mint for the production and circulation of paper and coin currency, unless a current functional mint has already been established. Each Region will be responsible for financially maintaining the circulation process. Nations joining the Commission of Uniform Standards may maintain their own mint requiring they have met the regulations of the Commission of Uniform Standards and passed by a majority vote of the all sitting members of the Uniform Accounting Standards.  If no mint exists in the newly formed region(s) of a merging nation the new region(s) may opt to out source this process to the approved mint of their choice or by the lowest bidder, until such a time that a new mint can be built or incorporated into the region.   Costs maintained by the banking establishment. However, the Construction of a Mint must meet all guide lines and requirements of banking establishment, however costs will be paid by the regional government.

The regional governor that wins office with the greatest majority vote in his or her region will be given the title of president.   The President is given the power to serve one and only one 4-year term in office.  The President will receive a normal salary as governor, plus a Presidential salary paid by national taxation equal to that plus 10%. While in office the president is given the power to: Allocate nature disaster funds, appoint the chairman of the Global Reserve, appoint the head of the national office of the Commissions, while the Commissions membership is solely within the host nation, as well as approve national projects.    Should the Commissions consist of one incorporated foreign partner each President or foreign power executive counterpart may nominate one candidate for the national office of the Commissions.  At this point the Commissions may select the nominee of their choice through a simple majority vote.  A new vote will be taken each time a new President, local or foreign, is elected or a new foreign nation is incorporated into the Commissions and then only by at the request of the foreign nation or newly elected President or foreign nation equivalent.

The president's national budget must be approved by a majority vote of regional governors. The president may charge a national income tax of up to one percent to provide for the following departments: National Court, Department of Education and Multinational Criminal Investigation, Department Civilian Regional, Commissions Building and utility expenses and improvements. National Taxes my not be used to fund the Presidents regional agenda or governor duties. National Projects require a presidential signature along with a majority vote of governors and by design are to come out of the independent regional budgets in equal percentages.  Eminent Domain is the right of the governor only and then only in cases of regional and national projects and even then it will require the approval of the County Council' in which the regional project will affect. Such votes will be done publicly with adequate time for a town hall meeting. Each regional governor will be in charge of the in project where it exists within their borders, each governor may privatized or out sourced by the laws set up for that region. When outside of all borders, such as space the president will be in charge, but must present a detailed plan to the regional governors and agreed by their majority vote. 

The duties and responsibilities listed below are the right of the High Court and only the High Court.  If a judge at the city or county level sights any decision clearly against the writings of this document, that judge shall be removed from their bench and shall never be permitted to be a judge in public court again, but the verdict for that case shall stand, but this verdict will not set precedence for further cases.  The judges, both of the High and inferior courts, will hold their offices during good behavior, and will, as stated times, receive for their services, a compensation, which shall not be diminished during their continuance in office.  The judicial power will extend to all cases, in law and equity, arising under this Constitution, and treaties made, or which shall be made, under their authority; to all cases affecting ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls; to controversies to which this government shall be a party; to controversies between two or more counties; between a county and citizens of another county; between citizens of different counties, and between a county, or the citizens thereof, and foreign counties, (citizens or subjects). (Judicial Branch, US Constitution (Article III (Section 1 (1), Section 2)))

 The High court is made up of thirteen judges, consisting of one judge from region and three national judges. High Court Regional Judge Replacement: The Ten Regional Judges in each Region with the highest scores on the Constitution Law exam who were also sponsors of Powers of Authority or Amendments to the Constitution that passed through with a national public vote will be candidates for the High Court Justice from that region. Each judicial candidate will be questioned publicly be the RBI and IBI for that region. The regional judges in that region will then cast an anonymous vote for a high court judge. The first will be with ten candidates, then five and finally two, or until a candidate wins with a majority vote. High Court Regional Judge Replacement: Fifteen National Judges with the highest scores on the Constitution Law exam who were also sponsors of Powers of Authority or Amendments to the Constitution that passed through with a national public vote will be candidates for the High Court Justice. Each judicial candidate will be questioned publicly be the RBI and EBI for that region. The first will be with fifteen candidates, then top five and finally top two, or until a candidate wins with a majority vote. Candidates for High Court Judges may only be Independent Class Citizens.  Transparent Class Citizens will not be allowed. Sponsors will be allowed to take all three Constitutional Law Exams. These exams may be taken individually at different times.  Candidates with the highest percentage score will be given precedence for replacement positions.  Should replacements tie with the same score the eldest person will be given precedence.

Should the National Court cease to act under the will of this constitution, and instead act under their own will and opinion the Court itself maybe brought to trial.  To do this, the sitting President must resign from public office no less than two years prior to the end of his term in office and may never serve in any public occupation in any level or branch of the government. Also none of the president's chosen successors will replace his position, but instead the closes opponent in the previous presidential race against him will become the acting President.    The fourth successor to the new president holding office will act as the judge over the trial of the National Court.   The trial will have a jury of 24: 12 jurors and 12 alternates.  The 24-member jury will be the 24 mayors who won by the largest percentages in their county.   They may appoint a temporary successor while they attend the trial. The trial will be televised (or whatever the main source of media is at that time.)   The trial is to begin no less than two weeks after the resignation of the prior President.  A majority vote by the jury is needed to convict, and a new trial will began for sentencing.   If the jury is tied, the judges will not receive punishment, but will be barred from the courtroom for the remaining portion of their lifetimes. 

Any mayor may submit a vote to the mayors of his region to declare a National Court judge's decision was outside of his jurisdiction. If passed by a majority of the mayors in that region it will be sent to all the mayors within the nation. A majority vote by the mayors will declare the judges decision null and void.  An 85% majority will disbar the judge indefinitely. Mayoral votes on this matter must take place in a town hall meeting on a uniform date established by the Regional Ambassador not to be publicly announced less than two weeks before the vote. The public will be allowed to address the mayor prior to him rendering his vote.

 The Department of Education is responsible for setting the Educational Standards for all grades prior to Trade Schools or College. Members will have one term not to exceeding one-year increments.   For Standards to become law they must be passed by 2/3 rds of the County Council. The vote must be held at a public town hall meetings within the individual counties with ample notification given to the public as to a convenient time and location. Standards must reflect the economic needs of the age as determined by the Global Reserve.  The Global Reserve must be given compensation as determined by law so that the most reliable form of these estimates may be compiled.  Information and training must be made available in real time so that the Department of Education has the most accurate information possible.  The Department may not post mandatory classes, reading material, or educational products of any kind as this right remains in the hands of the individual county governments, however, the Department of Education may post recommendations for all educational activities which counties may choose to incorporate into law.  The Department must examine and discuss all educational ideas sent in writing to the Regional Educational Advisors Office.  Anyone has the right to send in his or her idea, unless it is in relation to some form of criminal activity as determined by law. Classroom and educational product safety standards remain the right of the Commissions. The top thirty-two teachers, grades who show the most improvement in their students both academically and as determined through juvenile delinquency rates, plus the top five principles from the top five schools where students are showing the greatest amount of improvement will be selected to run the Department of Education for a one year time frame. Principles found that manipulate the transfer of old teachers and then the transfer of good teachers for the purposes of obtaining this position will be subject to criminal prosecution. Teachers selected must incorporate both private and public schools regardless of religious affiliation.   They should receive a compensation of at least one and a half times their average salary through the region. These individuals may choose up to five college professors to assist in their research. Two of the five must come from fields of study from economic needs determined by the Global Reserve. Standards given must reflect a global need, rather than, the isolated needs of the locations of the teachers and principles awarded the position.  Teachers with a 10% or less improvement rate,of the national average, for a period of three years concurrently will be dismissed for no less than a ten-year period, unless working for the private sector, however, parents of these students must still be notified during enrollment of the teachers status as such.  Algebra must be completed before any student may enter High School or the equivalent of the present age. 

Academic freedom is guaranteed.  Freedom of thought and conscience shall not be violated.  As a means toward privatization religious institutions may be used for educational purposes as long as the secular is also offered, but educational proposals will not be allowed a national mandate provision, educational national constitution projects, however, will be granted.  While education in the public sector may not endorse any religious faith, in an effort of knowledge and accuracy the public sector for historical reasons must not deny the public the education of historical events of religious faiths, the effects on the society in time period as well as there effects today. Japanese Constitution (Article 19, 22 & 23))

Five year grace from national standards only (All local county standards still apply). Dismissal Period may be set by the county within a written proposal.  Algebra - County law through the vote may push this up. Standards apply to public education only, but private education at their request must be allowed to use the same testing as the public standards.  Private institutions may, however, use any form of testing they see fit.  It remains the right of the state public universities what testing will or will not be approved.  If the state universities deny approval of specific testing procedures the Commissions may still approve it

Responsible for the investigation of the National Ambassador, the office of National Ambassador and responsibilities therein including the Military and the Bureau of External Investigations as well as Commissions Members and staff which are elected from within the nation. If any of the Geneva Conventions or other International Laws are broken it is the responsibility of the National Bureau of Investigation to bring it to the attention of the Regional Governors and the President immediately. Any Governor has the right to take this information against the National Ambassador, Military or member of the External Bureau of Investigation to the National Court for private or public trial as determined by the nature of the information. The National Bureau of Investigation is run by the National District Attorney who is appointed by the President and may be replaced at the President's discretion.  All National District Attorney must be approved by a majority vote of the National Council. The Regional District Attorney must either be a External Investigation, Commissions or Military whistle blower or serve a minimum of two years of service for the Internal Bureau of Investigation with a High Recommendation standing.  While the National Bureauof Investigation is required to investigation the Regional Ambassador it may not pursue charges of prosecution without consent of the county Council from a county residing in that region or request from a individual Mayor on an issue in regard to his city or county.

The penalties for Tampering with evidence will default to the penalty that is most sever between county, region and national law within the court where the verdict is given.