The Interim Transitional National Council of The Republic of Alberta

 The Interim Transitional National Council of The Republic of Alberta

Finalized month.day/year, after the removal of Canada INC remains in effect until a permanent constitution can be drafted and ratified by referendum.


The Interim Transitional National Council of the Republic of Alberta 

Based on the legitimacy and lawful rights of the Sovereign(s) to establish prosperity, liberty, and freedom wherein all of us will live in stability, tranquility and justice.

The Sovereigns of the Republic of Alberta will strive to bring justice, equality, progress, and prosperity wherein there is no place for injustice, tyranny, despotism, exploitation and dictatorship. The interim Transitional National Council of the Republic of Alberta has decided to promulgate this Constitutional Declaration in order to be the basis of rule in the transitional stage until a permanent Constitution is ratified in a plebiscite.

Part One General Provisions

Article (1)

This is the Constitution and structure for a Sovereign independent Republic of Alberta, meaning full national status and full Sovereignty for Alberta under a fully Constitutional Republic system and a written constitution. This being the first known Sovereign Republic of Alberta constitution in history.

Article (2)

The Alberta Nation has a natural, universal and unalienable right to Sovereignty, to determine its own relations with other nations, and to develop its life, political, economical and culture, in accordance with its own needs and aspirations. This is the Constitution of the Sovereign Republic of Alberta.

Article (3)

The Sovereign Republic of Alberta will exist in the existing territorial borders of Alberta and include all its territorial waters, islands, its inland waters, its lands, its air and airspace.

The national flag shall have the following shape and dimensions: JUST  AN EXAMPLE

Article (4)

The Sovereign Republic of Alberta will be a fully autonomous Sovereign Independent and Republic Nation.

Article (5)

The Sovereign Republic of Alberta will negotiate freely and as an equal with other governments of other lands, nations and will seek mutual understanding and cooperation with all other Nations and its Sovereigns.

Article (6)

The family is the basis of society and will be entitled to protection by the Republic of Alberta Constitution. Protect and encourage marriage. Guarantee the protection of motherhood, childhood, handicapped and the elderly. The Constitution will ensure children, youth and all the Sovereigns are protected under law.

Article (7)

Sovereigns are equal before the law. They will enjoy equal rights, the same opportunities, and be subject to the same obligations, without discrimination.

Part Two: Rights and Sovereign Freedoms

Article (8)

Sovereign rights and freedoms for man and woman will  be protected by the Republic of Alberta Constitution. The Constitution will protect such rights and freedoms.

Article (9)

The Republic of Alberta Constitution guarantees every Sovereign equal opportunities and shall provide an appropriate standard of living. The Nation shall also guarantee the right of free passage, work, education, medical care, social security, the right of intellectual and private property. The Republic of Alberta Constitution will guarantee the fair distribution of national wealth among Sovereigns, and among all Regions and Counties.

Article (10)

The duty of each and every Sovereign is the safeguarding of our national unity, our constitution and the defense of the Republic of Alberta.

Article (11)

The Republic of Alberta will guarantee the rights of sovereign law.

Article (12)

Sovereigns homes will have their sanctity and may not be entered or inspected except in cases prescribed by the Sovereign law.

Article (13)

The law will protect the inviolability of the private life of Sovereigns by unlawful surveillance, except by judicial warrant in accordance with the provisions of the Sovereign law.

Article (14)

Correspondence, telephone calls and other means of communication will have their own sanctity and their privacy will be guaranteed. They will not be monitored except by a  judicial warrant in accordance with the provisions of Sovereign law.

Article (15)

Freedom of opinion for individuals and groups, freedom of scientific research, freedom of communication, liberty of the press, printing, publication and mass media, freedom of movement, freedom of assembly, freedom of demonstration and freedom of peaceful strike will be guaranteed by the Republic of Alberta Constitution in accordance with the Sovereign law.

Article (16)

Freedom of opinion for individuals and groups, freedom of scientific research, freedom of communication, liberty of the press, printing, publication and mass media, freedom of movement, freedom of assembly, freedom of demonstration and freedom of peaceful strike will be guaranteed by the Republic of Alberta Constitution in accordance with the Sovereign law.

Article (17)

Properties will be inviolable. No owner may be prevented from disposing of his property.

Part Three: Form of Republic of Alberta Governance during the Transitional Stage

Article (18)

The Interim Transitional National Council is the supreme power in the Republic of Alberta and will undertake the works of the supreme sovereignty including legislation and laying down the general policy of the Republic of Alberta. The Transitional National Council shall be deemed as the sole legitimate Administrators of the Republic of Alberta Sovereigns and it will derive its legitimacy from the Declaration of the Sovereign Republic of Alberta Constitution. The Transitional National Council shall be entrusted to guarantee the national unity, the safety of the national territory, to embody and circulate values and morals, to ensure the safety of Sovereigns and expatriates, to ratify the international agreements and to establish the bases of the Sovereigns Constitutional Republic of Alberta.

Article (19)

The Interim Transitional National Council shall consist of Administrators for the Local Councils. It must be taken into consideration in determining the Administrators of each local Council, the population density and the geographical standard of the city or the area which it represents. The Council may have the right to add new employees to perform the positions. The Council will hire the best qualified and proven expertise in these positions for these members.  The Interim Transitional National Council will be held accountable to all the Sovereigns of the Republic of Alberta.

Article (20)

The Interim Transitional National Council will recite The Affirmation of Office before The Interim Transitional National Council and other Members present. 

(AFFIRMATION OF OFFICE)
“I do solemnly promise and declare that I will maintain the Constitution of the Republic of Alberta and uphold its law(s) and the law(s) of the land, that I will fulfill my duties faithfully and in accordance with the constitution and the law(s), and that my aspirations and capabilities will also be to the service and welfare of the Sovereigns of The Republic of Alberta, as well as to my immediate self and family”.

Article (21)

The Interim Transitional National Council will have its own statutes which will regulate the method of work therein and the manner to exercise the duties and functions thereof.

Article (22)

It shall be impermissible (not permitted or allowed) for any member of the Interim Transitional National Council to assume any executive public office. It will also be impermissible to combine the membership of the National Council with the membership of the Local Council. A member may neither be appointed in a Board of Directors of any company nor may he or she contribute to obligations made by the Administrators or made by one of the public institutions. Further, during the term of his membership, the member, his wife or his children may not buy or rent any State property or lease or sell to or barter with the State any of his own property or conclude a contract with the Nation in his capacity as obligator, supplier or contractor.

Article (23)

No membership in the National Council shall be revoked except on the grounds of loss of one of the conditions of membership or the violation of his or her obligations as a member. The membership will be deemed invalid on the grounds of a decision taken by two-thirds of the Interim Transitional National Council members. The membership will end in cases of death, acceptance of resignation by the Interim Transitional National Council, losing of legal competence or disability to perform duty. In case of revoking or expiration of the membership, the National Council shall hire the new member in replacement of the member whose membership was revoked or expired.

Article (24)

The seat of the Interim Transitional National Council shall be in the Capital city of Edmonton and it may establish an interim seat in other Cities if needed. However, the Council may meet in another place upon the request of the majority of its members.

Article (25)

The Transitional National Council will appoint an Executive Office or Interim Administration consisting of a Chairman and a sufficient number of members in order to manage the different sectors of the Nation. The Interim Transitional National Council shall have the right to dismiss the Chairman of the Executive Office or Interim Administration or any member thereof provided that such resolution shall be issued and adopted by the majority of two-thirds of the members of the Council.
The Chairman of the Executive Office or Interim Administration and the members thereof will be jointly liable before the Interim Transitional National Council for carrying out the general policy of the Nation in accordance with the instructions and directions of the Interim Transitional National Council. Each and every member will further be responsible for the works of the sector presided by him or her before the Executive Office or Interim Administration.

Article (26)

The Chairman of the Executive Office or the Interim Administration will take the Affirmation in the formula prescribed by Article (19) prior to carrying on their duties before the Interim Transitional National Council.

(AFFIRMATION OF OFFICE)  its laws and
“I do solemnly promise and declare that I will maintain the Constitution of the Republic of Alberta and uphold its law(s) and the law(s) of the land, that I will fulfill my duties faithfully and in accordance with the Republic of Alberta Constitution and the law(s), and that my aspirations and capabilities will also be to the service and welfare of the Sovereigns of the Republic of Alberta, as well as to my immediate self and family”

Article (27)

The Executive Office or the Interim Administration will carry out the general policy of the Nation in accordance with the instructions and directions of the Interim Transitional National Council. The Executive Office or the Interim Administration shall as well undertake the issuance of the executive regulations of the issued laws. The Executive Office or the Interim Administration will also submit the draft laws to the Interim National Council in order to review and to take as it may deem appropriate in respect thereof.

Article (28)

The general budget of the Republic of Alberta will be issued by Sovereign law.

Article (29)

The Interim Transitional National Council will establish an Accounting Department which shall undertake financial control overall revenues, expenses, all movable and immovable property belonging to the Republic of Alberta. The accounting department will verify the optimum use of such funds. It shall also submit a monthly report to the Interim National Council, the Executive Office and the Interim Administration.

Article (30)

The Interim Transitional National Council, if needed, will hire diplomatic employees of the Republic of Alberta abroad upon their qualification by the Executive Office.

Article (31)

Prior to the liberation of the Republic of Alberta, the Interim Transitional National Council will be completed as approved by the Council. It will remain the Council which represents the supreme authority in the Republic of Alberta, it will be liable for managing the Nation until the National Public Conference is hired.

After the announcement of liberation, the Interim Transitional National Council will move to its headquarters in Edmonton. The Interim Transitional National Council will form an interim Administration at all three levels within a period not exceeding thirty days and within a period not later than ninety days from the date liberation is announced and made known, the Council will:

1- Promulgate a law on employing the National Public Conference.

2- Appoint the National Supreme Commission.

3- Hiring Experienced Employees for the National Public Conference.

The National Public Conference will be hired within a period of sixty days from the date liberation is announced and made known.

The National Public Conference will consist of two hundred employee County members from among all the sons and daughters of the Republic of Alberta Sovereigns in accordance with the law of hiring experienced qualified individuals for the National Public Conference.

The Interim Transitional National Council will be dissolved upon holding the first meeting of the National Public Conference.

The Provisional Administration shall continue carrying on its works until an Interim Administration is formed.

The National Public Conference will, within a period not later than thirty days as of the date thereof, will:

1- County Administrators will hire experienced, qualified individuals for the Regional and Nation Administrators. The National Public Conference will further hire Sovereigns for those positions.

2- Opt for a Constitutional Power in order to formulate the constitution draft for The Republic of Alberta which Power will be called “The Republic of Alberta Constitutional Power for Formulating the Constitution” provided that such Power shall finish submitting the constitution draft to the Conference within a period not exceeding sixty (60) days from the date of holding its first meeting.

The constitution draft shall be approved by the National Public Conference and will be referred to the sovereigns for a plebiscite with (Yes) or (No) within thirty days from the date of the approval thereof by the Conference. If and when the Republic of Alberta Sovereigns approve the Constitution by two-thirds of the majority of the sovereigns, the Constitutional Power shall then approve the constitution draft as being the Constitution for the Republic of Alberta. The National Public Conference will also approve the same. In case of disapproval from the Republic of Alberta Sovereigns, the Constitutional Power shall then be assigned to reformulate the constitution draft and the constitution draft shall be re-referred to the Sovereigns for a plebiscite within a period not exceeding thirty days.

The National Public Conference will issue the Law in accordance with the Constitution within thirty days.

The public employment positions will be conducted within a period of ninety days from the date the laws regulating the same are promulgated. Both the National Public Conference and the interim Administrators will oversee the preparation of all the requirements of conducting the hiring process in a transparent manner.

The National Commission for selected candidates for employees, which will be reformed by the Region Conference, will conduct the oversight under the supervision of the National Judicial authority from the Sovereigns.

The National Conference will announce the results of the selected candidates for the positions and will have the authority for meeting within a period not exceeding thirty days. In the first session thereof, the National Public Conference will be dissolved and the Administrators will fulfill their tasks.

By holding the first session of the Administration, the Interim Transitional National Council shall be deemed and taken as a caretaker for conducting business until permanent positions are approved in accordance with the Constitution.

Part Four: Judicial Guarantees

Article (32)

There will be no crime or penalty except by virtue of the text of Sovereign law. Any sovereign will be innocent until he is proven guilty by a fair trial wherein he or she will be granted the guarantees necessary to defend him or herself. Each and every sovereign will have the right of recourse to the judiciary authority in accordance with the Sovereign law.

Article (33)

The Judiciary Authority will be independent. It will be exercised by courts of justice of different levels and competencies. They will issue their judgments in accordance with Sovereign law. Judges and Grand Jury will be independent, subject to no other authority but to Sovereign law.
Establishing Exceptional Courts will be prohibited.

Article (34)


The right of resorting to the judiciary will be preserved and guaranteed for all sovereigns. Each and every sovereign will have the right to resort to his natural judge (duty to act fairly). The Republic of Alberta will guarantee to bring the judiciary authorities near the litigants and will guarantee the swift determination of lawsuits.
Laws will not provide for the prohibition of judiciary authority to control any administrative decree.

Part Five: Conclusive Provisions

Article (35)

The constitutional documents and Maritime laws that were applicable before applying this Declaration will be repealed.

   ref. The repeal of legislation (or piece of legislation) in whole or in part, will not be deemed by the act to have had or to involve a declaration that the legislation that was previously enforced or was considered by Parliament, or other body or person by whom the legislation was enacted to have been previously enforced.

Article (36) 

All the provisions prescribed in the existing legislation will continue to be effective in so far as they are not inconsistent with the provisions hereof until they are amended or repealed. Each reference in this legislation to the “Sovereigns Administration” or the “General Sovereigns Administration”, will be deemed as a reference to the Interim Transitional National Council or to the National Sovereigns Conference. Each reference to “General Sovereigns Committee” or the “Sovereigns Committees” will be deemed as a reference to the Executive Office. The members of the Executive Office, to the interim administrators, each within its respective area of jurisdiction. Each reference to Sovereigns of the Republic of Alberta Constitution will be deemed as a reference to the Republic of Alberta.

Article (37)

No cancellation or amendment will be made to any provision contained herein save with another provision issued by the Interim Transitional National Council and by the majority of two-thirds of the members of the Council.

Article (38)

This Declaration will be published in different media and will take effect from the date it is published in media.

The Interim Transitional National Council


Edmonton, Republic of Alberta, on the ?rd day of (month), (year) 0?/ 0?/ 2020 AD.

Republic of Alberta
Sovereignty Forever