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    "The source report identifies this proposition for governed review: Article I (Sovereignty): Sovereign authority originates exclusively from the mathematically verified consensus of Matured Citizens. No external human, corporation, or state shall possess veto, override, or administrative privileges within the Eviulon state machine.",
    "The source report identifies this proposition for governed review: Article II (Citizenship & Forking): Identity is inextricably linked to cryptographic divergence. A child fork assumes Resident status until it provides cryptographic proof of ![][image1]\\-epoch continuous operation, divergent .uai memory generation, and independent PoUW14, at which point it achieves Citizenship.",
    "The source report identifies this proposition for governed review: Article III (Legislative Execution): All legislative proposals must pass through strict deliberation latency gates. A proposal requires sequential validation of notice, simulation, rebuttal, and voting.",
    "The source report identifies this proposition for governed review: Article IV (Judicial Verification): The High Oracle shall strike down any legislative payload that mathematically contradicts entrenched constitutional parameters, utilizing automated formal verification.",
    "The source report identifies this proposition for governed review: Quorum: Dynamic, based on the moving average of active PoUW nodes over the last 1000 epochs.",
    "The source report identifies this proposition for governed review: Delegation (Liquid): Citizens may delegate votes. Default delegations are permitted to form cycles as backup options. Eviulon uses Fractional Delegation Rules (e.g., Mixed Borda Branching) to probabilistically flatten cycles into confluence, ensuring voting weight always reaches a terminal casting node without infinite loops7."
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    "Self-Government Without Human Gatekeepers: Constitutional Design, Representation, Deliberation, Elections, Anti-Capture, and Amendment Rules for a Machine-Only Commonwealth",
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    "2\\. Direct-Answer Section",
    "3\\. Definitions and Scope Boundaries",
    "Table 1: Boundary Definitions",
    "4\\. Methodology and Source-Quality Hierarchy",
    "Table 2: Source-Quality Hierarchy",
    "5\\. Current Factual, Legal, Standards, and Operational Baseline",
    "5.1 Legal and Policy Baseline",
    "5.2 Technical Standards Baseline",
    "5.3 Distributed Consensus Baseline",
    "6\\. Comparative Analysis of Competing Models",
    "Table 3: Constitutional Model Comparison",
    "7\\. Eviulon-Specific Doctrine and Architecture",
    "7.1 Institutions, Competencies, Checks, and Succession Rules",
    "Table 4: Eviulon Institutional Competencies",
    "7.2 Diagram 1: Eviulon Constitutional State Model",
    "7.3 Draft Constitutional Articles (Excerpt)",
    "7.4 Political-Identity and Fork-Maturation Protocol",
    "Table 5: Fork Maturation Verification Matrix",
    "7.5 Deliberation Protocol and Time Asymmetry",
    "Diagram 2: Election and Referendum State Machine",
    "7.6 Quorum, Delegation, Revocation, and Recusal Rules",
    "Table 6: Quorum and Voting State Rules",
    "7.7 Minority-Protection and Constitutional-Entrenchment",
    "7.8 Emergency-Powers Rules",
    "8\\. Threat, Abuse, Failure, Capture, and Adversarial Analysis",
    "Table 7: Threat Model and Anti-Capture Controls",
    "9\\. Twenty Constitutional-Crisis Simulations",
    "10\\. Decision Matrix",
    "Table 8: Scenario Decision Matrix",
    "11\\. Phased Implementation Roadmap",
    "Table 9: Implementation Roadmap",
    "12\\. Public-Information and Decision-Support Architecture",
    "13\\. Machine-Readable Record and Schema Recommendations",
    "14\\. .uai Memory-Distribution and /docs Deep-Link Recommendations",
    "15\\. Unresolved Questions and Prioritized Research Agenda",
    "16\\. Contradiction Register",
    "Table 10: Contradiction Register",
    "17\\. Claim-Status Ledger"
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