Nationality and Inhabitant Status Act
Of the New British Isles — replacing the British Nationality Act 1948 and all successor nationality law with a single Inhabitant status.
What this document covers
- PART I — FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES
- PART II — INTERPRETATION AND DEFINITIONS
- PART III — INHABITANT STATUS: CORE DEFINITION AND SCOPE
- PART IV — PATHWAYS TO INHABITANT STATUS
- PART V — THE THIRTY INVIOLABLE RIGHTS
- PART VI — THE FIVE HUNDRED CIVIC RULES AND INHABITANT DUTIES
- PART VII — SORTITION ASSEMBLY RESPONSIBILITIES
- PART VIII — RIGHTS ACTIVATED BY INHABITANT STATUS
Nationality and Inhabitant Status Act is published in full and free of charge as part of the DD&SA corpus — the body of constitutional frameworks, architectures and analyses behind Direct Democracy & Sortition Assemblies. It sits in the Constitutional Foundations category, runs to 30 pages, and can be read in the on-site reading room or downloaded as a PDF.