THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PEOPLE - CITIZENSHIP
VI. Citizenship
Article 37
An
individual's citizenship within Morovia shall be determined by a majority vote of the Assembly. A Member of the Assembly must nominate the individual before such a vote is taken. Upon a majority approval, and the Kings
consent, the individual shall become a lawful and full citizen of Morovia.
Article 38 [Expulsion]
The rights and citizenship of a citizen shall be revoked according to the
results of a public referendum in which the general public votes yes or no as to if the citizen in question should lose his citizenship. If two-thirds of the public feel that the citizen should lose his citizenship, and
the King consents, then that individual shall no longer be a citizen.
Article 39 [Resignation of Rights]
If and when a citizen resigns his rights of citizenship to leave
Morovia, he shall be permitted to do so. But if he wishes to re-apply within one month, a Member of the Assembly must nominate him, and the Assembly shall vote upon the question of citizenship. Upon a two-thirds
approval, and the consent of the King, the individual shall become a lawful and full citizen of Morovia.
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