Titles of Office

An act of the National Assembly defining official titles of office.

1. No person in the Dominion may call themselves any of the titles mentioned in this section unless they meet the requirements of that title
2. All official titles are required to remain gender neutral
   1. Any title ending with -man or -men is to be changed to -member
   2. The Emperor and the Royal Family's titles are excluded from this act
3. Titles of Office
   1. An Assemblymember is a member in the National Assembly
   2. A Chancellor is a member of the Chancellery
   3. A Justice is a member of the High Court
   4. A Minister is a member of the Premier's ministry
   5. A officer refers to any person serving in a constitutional office
4. Titles of Individuals
   1. Any person retains the right to use “Citizen” in their name, provided:
      1. they completed the citizenship examination, or
      2. were granted citizenship by the Emperor
   2. Any person retains the right to use “Veteran” in their name, who
      1. is a citizen, and
      2. voluntarily served in the military for their mandated term, and
      3. was not dishonorably discharged
   3. Any person who was killed in the line of duty serving in the military or as an official, is posthumously granted “Honorable” in their name
5. Personal Titles
   1. The gender titles of Mr, Ms, and Mrs, as well as their long forms, Mister, Miss, and Missus, are hereby banned from use in official government proceedings and documents
   2. Any Title of Office shall be used in place of personal titles
   3. If an individual does not hold an office, the following diminutives are to be used as a replacement:
      1. R. for resident, or
      2. C. for Citizen, or
      3. V. for Veteran, or
      4. O. for Officer, or
      5. H. for Honorable
   4. Alternatively, individuals are to be referred to by their full name only

Nihil Obstat, High Court of Keithieopia

Imprimatur, ⊗ /HIH Keith/
Emperor of Keithieopia

27th Unomar 19 IY ⇔ January 27th, 2021 HY