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Commune Organisation Act

Article 1. In Accordance with the Imagine Act, all forms of republics/states are dissolved into the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Article 2. Given that all people have the right to self-determination it is up to the residents of any particular area to decide if they wish to form their own commune or become part of an established commune.

Article 3. Communes are locally governed regions of the USSR and are subject to the constitution of the USSR as well as any acts passed by the Congress of Soviets or Central Executive Committee.

Article 4. Communes are charged with deciding all issues of purely local importance and may raise revenues if required as they best see fit.

Article 5. The form of government used by any Commune must be decided upon by the people of that Commune provided it is compliant with the constitution (fundamental law) of the Soviet Union. The form of government may only be changed with the consent of the people of that Commune provided that the changes are compliant with the constitution (fundamental law) of the Soviet Union.

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