International Conservative Decree

"PRESENTED by His Most Excellent Majesty, King John I;""Upon this day,""The fourteenth of July, the year of Our Lord MMXV;""A ROYAL DECREE;""R.D. 189;""THE INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATIVE DECREE" "BE IT ENACTED by the King’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with Advice of the Lords Spiritual and Lords Appointed, and by the Commons in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, as follows:—" "WHEREAS, it has been made to appear most appropriate that We for our nation enter into the International Conservative, hereintoafter THE IC; and, we have by this certain knowledge found it to be so appropriate, and therefore it has been made necessary that we join this international organisation but only insofar that it will not pass into law anything which We and we, Our nation do or shall nullify, with the notion of it being a binding legislation;" "THEREFORE, We, by these, Our presents do hereby move that we ratify and We for we, Our nation do hereby advance and prefer for Ourself and ourselves, Our nation the Charter of the IC with the certain disposition that:""(1) The IC will not pass into law any enactment, or motion, whether by any quorum of its assembly or any other which shall modify, nullify, or conflict with the laws passed Us, by and with Advice of the Lords Spiritual and Lords Appointed, and by the Commons in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, or by Our especial grace, certain knowledge, and mere motion; and""(2) The Republic of the Kingdom of Loquntia shall have the power, by with the same authority vested in his Most Excellent Majesty, the Sovereign to nullify any and all legislative enactments or any other motions issued by or on behalf of the International Conservative Assembly or any other powers therein established by the IC." "FURTHER, We by these, Our presents ordain and establish the office of the Loquntian Delegate to the IC and shall not be required to, by Our own mere motion select any such person to execute the aforesaid office until December of the Year of Our Lord, two thousand and fifteen; and shall, before that month advance and prefer for Ourself temporarily the same office." "In solemn faith and testimony whereof we have hereunto cause these, our letters to be made patent;""WITNESS Ourself at the Principality of Norling this one hundred and ninetieth day in the year of Our Grace, seventeen; in the year of Our Lord, two thousand and fifteen."""