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This page explains the different citizenship status of members of the global co-operative of Open Constitution network.
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This page explains the different citizenship status of members of the global co-operative of Open Constitution network.
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Before we begin, readers shall know that there are following types of registry, where Open Constitution's census is registered or de registered. 1. Subscription registry
2. Global registry
3. Local registry
4. Beneficiary/Principle registry
5. Open Constitution Governance registry
Note: Registries are a type of ledger system, where Open Constitution fiscal hosts maintain its records. Registrar is the official body of the Open Constitution, which maintains these registries.
Citizenship is self-regulated within the means and provisions of:
a. Fiscal Host's compliance levels with this Open Constitution,
b. Fiscal Host's compliance levels with local business laws.
Read more about Fiscal Hosts.
Networked legal bodies are thereafter, self-constituted across the planet, in the form of Fiscal Hosts to document the AI network's activities.
All ordinary or subscribed members can join Foundation's constitutional bodies through the Open Constitution's electoral process.
Read
Electoral Charter
for more information on which membership type is eligible for an electoral process.
Custodian: Open Council