What exists now
There is an institutional project in formation, a Proposed Constitution used as the project's reference text, a public portal and digital infrastructure under development. The Constitution has not yet been promulgated.
Interface operacional · pré-alfa
Conhecer o Candeia OSEntrar para acessarVer status do projetoThe constitutional proposal describes an internal order in which power belongs to citizens and is limited by rights, laws and institutions. Today, this Constitution remains an unpromulgated proposal: GOV.CANDEIA explains how this organisation was designed and the actual stage of each part of the system.
There is an institutional project in formation, a Proposed Constitution used as the project's reference text, a public portal and digital infrastructure under development. The Constitution has not yet been promulgated.
If and when it enters into force through the prescribed procedures, the order places citizens and the Constitution above the Founder, code, capital, operators, creditors and infrastructure.
A domain, server, map, document or internal contract may organise Candeia, but its effects toward third parties depend on the legislation, providers and relationships actually applicable.
The opening articles do not begin with technology. They begin with the person, the citizen, the Constitution and the responsibility of those exercising public functions.
The person is a foundation of the order and cannot be reduced to an account, credential, asset or system resource.
All public power emanates from citizens. Wealth, property, control of code or economic contribution confer no additional vote or political power.
The constitutional architecture requires rights, due process and equality before the legal order, including in relation to automated systems.
Public authority is not personal power: it must have a legal basis, publicity, oversight, opposition and the possibility of review.
Candeia's essential functions must not depend on the unilateral will of the Founder, a provider, creditor, domain or platform.
No authority, majority, Founder, technical operator, economic organisation or contract stands above the Constitution.
The Constitution deliberately separates political power, property, infrastructure and technical authority. This separation is structural: owning code, keys, a company, intellectual property or assets does not confer political power over people.
Citizens are the source of public power.
The Constitution defines powers and limits.
Competent institutions make decisions within their mandates.
Technology implements the function; it does not create the legal power.
Candeian legality is designed as a chain of authority. Incompatible software does not silently alter rights; a private agreement does not create public power; and a general rule should not produce effects before authentic publication.
Legislation, execution, jurisdiction, independent oversight and technical architecture may interoperate while preserving their own powers.
It is the public gateway for presentation, discovery, documentation and access. It may display status, publish content, explain procedures and direct users to modules.
It is the integrated institutional infrastructure in which internal digital functions are technically executed, interconnected and made available.
They are the legal sources of authority within each subject matter: the body, registry or official chain of records recognised by the Constitution and the law.
The Constitution makes institutional honesty a duty: communications must distinguish internal validity, technical interoperability and any effect that depends on third parties outside the system.
Continuity, in this architecture, means keeping the legal order and essential functions recoverable without turning contingency into an excuse to suspend democracy or rights.
An outage, domain hijacking, incorrect cache or portal defacement does not by itself alter rules, votes, decisions, records, balances or internal acts.
Constitutional continuity cannot depend on the unilateral will of a company, creditor, technical operator or service provider.
Sistema Candeia, records and digital territory are designed to survive reimplementation, migration, reconstruction and replacement of technology.
Preserving operation does not authorise eliminating democracy, due process, judicial independence or non-derogable rights.
The Constitution identifies assets whose loss could compromise sovereign functions and permits others to be designated by law only under objective criteria of indispensability.
A display error does not automatically create a right or obligation that does not exist. The competent official source prevails, but good-faith legitimate reliance must be protected within constitutional limits.
Essential rights must not depend exclusively on GOV or a single provider. Alternative channels and contingency mechanisms proportionate to the risk must exist.
Private property may exist and be remunerated, but it does not turn the owner into a legislative, electoral, judicial, monetary or registry authority.
A map, district, address or digital environment is a representation of digital territory. It does not prove physical territory, an international border or spatial jurisdiction toward third parties.
the reference constitutional text is preserved as the project's legal basis; GOV and Sistema Candeia may technically exist to the actual extent of their current basis. Publishing this portal alone does not promulgate the Constitution.
The constitutional proposal governs conditions, votes, audits, certifications and Foundation requirements. The portal must mark a stage as complete only when the corresponding event and real evidence exist.
The Constitution provides that initial entry into force depends on the constituent process, Foundation requirements, independent certification and authenticated public promulgation.
Once the order is validly activated, each branch, independent body and responsible module operates within its constitutional powers — without turning Sistema Candeia into a super-agency.
This page is editorial and explanatory. The constitutional reader preserves the complete text of the Proposed Constitution and should be consulted for the full normative wording.