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Founding document · Ratified in April of MMXXVI

The Alerta Constitution is a living document, modifiable only by tricameral agreement. Fourteen articles compose its body. Five founding principles precede all the others.

How to read the Constitution

The Alerta Constitution can be read in three ways. Each reading illuminates distinct aspects of the document.

The full reading, in order, requires approximately twenty-five minutes. It is the recommended reading for anyone approaching the system for the first time. The articles build on each other: the first five fix the founding principles; the next four develop the economy; the following three regulate operational truth; the last two contemplate portability and dissolution.

The thematic block reading allows the Constitution to function as reference material. The first block (Articles I to V) establishes the constitutional principles. The second (Articles VI to IX) describes the economy and operational truth. The third (Articles X to XII) regulates algorithmic agency, dissent and transparency. The fourth (Articles XIII to XIV) anticipates institutional portability and orderly dissolution.

The index reading allows the location of a specific article from the side navigation. Each article operates autonomously when cited or referenced from another document.

Table of articles

Founding principles

Operational truth and economy

Agency, dissent, transparency

Portability and dissolution

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