Repealed Executive Order No. 08/2025

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Executive Order No. 08/2025​

Purpose​

This Executive Order establishes a framework for the creation and governance of towns within the Commonwealth of Redmont. All authority and oversight will remain directly under the Office of the President, ensuring centralized control and alignment with national priorities.

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Section 1: Presidential Oversight​

1. Supreme Authority
   (a) The Office of the President holds ultimate authority over all towns within the Commonwealth of Redmont.
   (b) Towns must comply with directives issued by the President, including laws, policies, and financial requirements.
   (c) Federal law and Presidential directives override all local laws, bylaws, and regulations unless otherwise stated in the founding executive order.
   
   
2. Direct Presidential Oversight
   (a) All matters related to town governance, funding, compliance, and operations will be managed directly by the Office of the President.
   (b) Presidential representatives, acting as agents of the President, may be appointed to oversee specific towns or regions to ensure alignment with national priorities.

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Section 2: Town Establishment​

1. Economic Foundations
   (a) Towns will be established based on economic purposes, such as industry, agriculture, trade, or culture.
   (b) Each town’s economic focus, development strategy, and initial goals will be outlined in its founding executive order.
   
   
2. Founding Executive Orders
   (a) Each town will be created through an executive order issued by the President.
   (b) These orders will explicitly define the following:
   (i) Governance structure, including the roles and responsibilities of the town's government.
   (ii) Election procedures, including terms lasting four months, eligibility criteria, and election schedules.
   (iii) Provisions for autonomy within the parameters set by the Office of the President.

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Section 3: Financial Framework​

1. Executive Town Fund
   (a) An Executive Fund will be created for each town upon its establishment, financed by the federal treasury.
   (b) The allocation amount will be determined based on the town’s designated economic purpose, geographic needs, and strategic importance.
   (c) Disbursement of funds requires direct Presidential approval.
   
   
2. Additional Funding
   (a) Towns may submit formal requests to the Office of the President for additional funding to support special projects, disaster relief, or unforeseen emergencies.
   (b) Such requests must include:
   (i) Detailed project plans.
   (ii) Specific timelines.
   (iii) Comprehensive justifications for the requested funds.

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Section 4: Governance and Autonomy​

1. Federalized Governance
   (a) Town governments will operate under a federalized system, with autonomy granted in defined areas as specified in their founding executive orders.
   (b) Towns may enact bylaws and ordinances within their areas of autonomy, provided these are consistent with federal law and Presidential directives.
   
   
2. Elections
   (a) Towns electoral processes will be conducted according to the procedures established in their founding executive orders.
   (b) The Office of the President will oversee all elections to ensure transparency, fairness, and compliance with federal law.

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Section 5: Compliance and Accountability​

1. Reporting Requirements
   (a) Town governments must submit monthly reports directly to the Office of the President, detailing the following:
   (i) Economic performance, including revenues, employment rates, and production output.
   (ii) Governance effectiveness, highlighting successes and areas for improvement.
   (iii) Community development initiatives, including infrastructure projects and public services.
   
   
2. Presidential Oversight Measures
   (a) Towns failing to meet governance or economic standards will be subject to Presidential review and corrective action.
   (b) Corrective actions may include:
   (i) Reorganization of local governance structures.
   (ii) Appointment of federal administrators to temporarily manage the town.
   (iii) Revocation of autonomy or, in extreme cases, dissolution of the town government.
   
   
3. Enforcement
   (a) The Office of the President will enforce compliance with this Executive Order and all related directives to ensure towns operate effectively within their defined mandates.

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Section 6: Definitions​

1. Federal Land
   (a) Land designated by the Commonwealth of Redmont for the development and establishment of towns, under the authority of the Office of the President.
   
   
2. Economic Purpose
   (a) The primary industry or activity designated for a town’s establishment, which serves as the foundation for its growth and contribution to the Commonwealth’s economy. Examples include but are not limited to manufacturing, agriculture, trade hubs, and cultural centers.
   

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Signed this 7th day of January, 2025.

UnityMaster
President of the Commonwealth of Redmont