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Capital Civic Directive Act

(CCDA-001)

All regulations, zoning adjustments, public safety laws, and municipal codes affecting Capital territory must be formalized through a Capital Civic Directive (CCD).

1. Proposing a Directive​

A CCD may be drafted by the Capital Administration or brought forward by Capital residents via a municipal petition.

2. Posting & Voting​

Once a directive has been drafted, it must be posted publicly at the Capital Supreme Court Registry for review and a voting period.

  • Only active, untainted Capital citizens may vote.
  • Renunciants, visitors without Capital citizenship, those with active warrants, or pending renunciation applications are barred from voting.

The 7-Day Rule​

  • No CCD can become law without being posted at the Capital Supreme Court Registry for a 7-day public review period.
  • Emergency adjustments may be issued by the Capital Administration in extreme cases.

3. Enforcement​

If a directive passes by majority voice it is signed into the Capital Charter and becomes enforceable within Capital boundaries only.