Provisional data migrate to the constitutional Civil Registry only after audit of origin, legal basis, accuracy, security and contestability.
First day · continuity · transfer of power
Constitutional transition
The transition exists to prevent two opposite risks: an institutional vacuum on the first day and a provisional administration that becomes permanent. The proposed Constitution requires enough continuity to function and enough automatic expiry to hand over power.
In brief
Foundation Day does not install everything by magic
Some structures must be ready on the first day; others enter operation in stages. The Foundation Legal Package must identify transitional office-holders, strictly necessary powers, the chain of substitution, accountability and the method of handover to the first Government, without creating a parallel Executive.
Three moments
Before, on Foundation Day and after
Before
Prepare rules, budget, systems, data, audits, provisional records and readiness. Everything remains subject to applicable real-world law and receives no retroactive sovereignty.
Foundation Day
The Constitution and the minimum certified legal modules enter into force. Transitional authorities retain only the indispensable powers expressly provided for.
After
First elections, installation of the Assembly, formation of the first Government and gradual replacement of provisional structures by permanent institutions.
Transfer flow
How the provisional hands over to the permanent
01Function mappedEvery power, datum, key, contract and process has an identified origin and responsible party.
02Successor readyThe constitutional institution receives sufficient access, documentation, budget and operational capacity.
03Handover recordedState, audit records, pending matters and authority are transferred with an auditable trail.
04Automatic expiryProvisional power ends automatically when the competent authority takes office.
First elections and Government
The post-promulgation timetable already has constitutional limits
The first constitutional elections for the Assembly and Presidency must take place between 90 and 180 days after promulgation, but only after electoral and judicial readiness has been certified. Once the first Assembly is installed, formation and investiture of the Prime Minister becomes a priority.
1
Essential rules for the first elections must be published before promulgation.
2
A repeated election or difficulty forming a Government does not restore pre-constituent power.
3
The Founder, convening entity, operator or provider do not choose the Prime Minister in place of the Assembly.
Data and records
Continuity does not mean migrating everything automatically
A document or record produced before Foundation does not automatically acquire new constitutional validity; each form of reception requires its own legal basis.
Keys, repositories, contracts, backups and documented operating procedures must be institutionalised before a critical institutional function depends on them.
People, teams and automation
Professionalisation must replace personal dependence without erasing responsibility
Before and during the transition, automation may perform auxiliary tasks and provisional teams may keep services running. The constitutional direction is to transfer functions gradually to qualified people, collegiate bodies, public servants and independent institutions with verifiable powers. Automation remains an instrument, not a holder of sovereignty.
Constitutional basis
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