Supremacy of protocol rules
Higher-order rules define what governance may change and what it must preserve.
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Constitution
Code is not enough. A civilization needs a constitution.
A proposed higher-order framework for authority, change, treasury protection and accountable emergency action.
Six constitutional commitments
Bounded governance
A valid vote does not itself authorize action outside constitutional authority.
Constrained emergencies
Emergency powers need narrow scope, time limits and subsequent review.
Visible amendments
Major amendments require documented deliberation, approval and a version history.
Treasury protection
No individual should have unilateral authority over constitutional treasuries.
Technical enforcement
The relationship between constitutional rules and executable protocol checks must be traceable.
These are framework principles from the blueprint, not a ratified final constitution. Voting thresholds, exact timelocks and emergency procedures remain to be finalized.
Source: Master Blueprint v1.0, pages 12–13 · View source PDF