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1. The Union shall consist of the the former regions of the Union of Liberal Nations and of Nasunia.

1. The Union shall be named in full the Union of Liberal Nasonia and in short Nasonia. The long name shall be used in all official documents from the Senate, the Government and the Parliament. The short name shall be used in all cases not mentioned previously.

1. The dignity of the nations shall be inviolable. To respect and protect it shall be the duty of all state authority.

2. The citizens of Nasonia therefore acknowledges inviolable and ​inalienable human rights as the basis of every human community, of peace and of justice in the world.

3. The following basic rights shall be binding as directly valid law on legislation, administration and judiciary.

1. All nations shall be equal before the law.

2. No nation may be prejudiced or privileged because of his position, descent, language, homeland and origin, faith or his religious and political opinions.

1. Freedom of faith and conscience and freedom of religious and ideological profession shall be inviolable.

2. Undisturbed practice of religion shall be guaranteed.

1. Everyone shall have the right, in compliance with the rules given by the Nationstates platform, to freely express and to disseminate his opinion on the Regional Message Board through writing and illustration and, without hindrance, to instruct himself from generally accessible sources. Freedom of the press and freedom of reporting shall be guaranteed. There shall be no censorship. Restrictions may be ordered by law.

2. Art and science, research and teaching shall be free.

1. Secrecy of the telegram shall be inviolable. Restrictions may be ordered by law.

1. No nation may be deprived of his Nasonian citizenship. The loss of citizenship may occur only on the basis of a law.

1. Every nation shall have the right, individually or jointly with others, to address written requests or complaints to the competent authorities and to the popular representative bodies.

1. Whoever abuses the freedom of expression of opinion, in order to attack the free, democratic basic order, shall forfeit these basic rights. The forfeiture and its extent shall be pronounced by the Senate.

1. Insofar as according to this Constitution a basic right may be restricted by law or empowered by law, the law must apply in general and not solely to the individual case. Furthermore, the law must name the basic right, indicating the Article.

2. In no case may a basic right be affected in its basic content.

3. In no case may the basic rights mentioned in Articles 3, 4 and 5 be restricted.

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1. The office of Prime Minister shall be the highest elected position.

2. The Prime Minister shall be elected, without discussion, by the citizens.

3. The term of office of the Prime Minister shall be three months. Immediate re-election shall be admissible only once.

4. Elections shall take place not later than ten days before the expiry of the term of office of the Prime Minister, in the case of premature termination not later than ten days after this date.

5. The person who has received the votes of the majority of the citizens shall be elected. In case of a tie, a run-off shall take place with the two candidates who received the most votes.

1. The Prime Minister may not hold any other office beside his own, may not be part of the Council, or hold office in another region.

1. On assuming office, the Prime Minister and the Ministers shall take the following oath in the presence of the citizens on the Regional Message Board: "I swear that I shall dedicate my strength to the well-being of the citizens of Nasunia, enhance what is to its advantage, ward off what might harm it, uphold and defend the Constitution and the laws of the Union, fulfil my duties conscientiously and do justice to every man. So help me God." The oath may also be taken without the religious asseveration.

1. In the event of the inability of the Prime Minister to perform the duties of his office or in the event of a premature vacancy in the office, the functions of the Prime Minister shall be exercised by the Senate.

1. The Prime Minister shall have powers over Appearance, Communications, Border Control, Embassies, and Polls.

2. Orders and instructions of the Prime Minister shall require for their validity the counter-signature of the King, the President and of the Minister concerned with the matter.

1. The Ministers shall be appointed and dismissed by the Senate upon the proposal of the Prime Minister.

2. The Ministers shall have their powers distributed by the Senate on the recommendation of the Prime Minister.

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1. The Prime Minister shall determine and assume responsibility for general policy. Within the limits of this general policy, each Minister shall direct his department individually and on his own responsibility. The Government shall decide on differences of opinion between the Ministers. The Prime Minister shall conduct its business in accordance with Standing Orders (Rules of Procedure) adopted by the Government and approved by the Senate.

1. The Parliament may express its lack of confidence in the Prime Minister only by electing a successor with the majority of its members and submitting a request to the Senate for the dismissal of the Prime Minister. The Senate may comply with the request and appoint the person elected, but may also choose to decide otherwise if in the interest of the region.

2. There must be an interval of 48 hours between the motion and the election.

1. If a motion of the Prime Minister to receive a vote of confidence does not obtain the support of the majority of the members of the Parliament, the Senate may, upon the proposal of the Prime Minister, dissolve the Parliament within 7 days. The right of dissolution shall lapse as soon as the Parliament, with the majority of its members, elects another Prime Minister.

2. There must be an interval of 48 hours between the introduction of, and the vote on, the motion.

1. The Senate may, empowered by law, without the consent of the Government if such action is in the interest of the well-being of the Union, declare that the Prime Minister is prevented from performing the duties of his office.

1. The Prime Minister shall appoint a Minister as his deputy.

2. The office of the Prime Minister or of a Minister shall end in any case with the assembly of a new Parliament, the office of a Minister also with any other termination of the office of the Prime Minister.

3. At the request of the Senate, the Prime Minister, a Minister shall be obliged to carry out the duties of his office until the appointment of his successor.

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1. The Constitution of the ULN, dated the 2nd of June 2019, shall be repealed and superseded by this document.

2. The Constitution of Nasunia, dated the 25th of April 2019, shall be repealed and superseded by this document.

3. The Act on the Restoration of the Region of Nasunia, dated the 31st of May 2021, shall be repealed.