"The mission of the NPL is to build an equal and just society in the interests of the united nation, where the benefits of progress and rule of the nation is spread through the people."

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Iconography of the Party

All members of the NPL will maintain the revolutionary spirit of the party in their hearts, acting and moving together.

ARTICLE I
Name
The name of the Party shall be the National Popular League (hereinafter called “the Party”).

ARTICLE II
Party Objectives
The Party shall be a national movement dedicated to serving our nation and advancing the well-being of our people. Towards this end, the Party’s objectives are: –

(a) To preserve, protect and defend the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Monbalaur.

(b) To safeguard the freedom, and advance the well-being, of Monbalauris.

(c) To uphold a multi-racial and multi-religious society, where people of diverse backgrounds and beliefs live harmoniously together as fellow citizens, and deepen our national identity and commitment to Monbalaur;

(d) To sustain a vibrant economy which creates good jobs and better lives for all, and enables every Monbalauri to achieve their full potential;

(e) To build a fair and just society, which encourages individual effort and family responsibility, while ensuring community and government support for the vulnerable and less fortunate;

(f) To strengthen an open and compassionate meritocracy, with opportunities for Monbalauris to develop skills in diverse fields, active support for those who start off with less, and ladders to success at every stage of life;

(g) To represent and serve all Monbalauris responsively and responsibly, attentive to immediate concerns, focussed on long-term challenges and opportunities, and governing with integrity and honesty.

ARTICLE III
Membership
Any citizen of Monbalaur who undertakes to comply with this Constitution and conditions of membership and who is not a member of any other political party shall be eligible to become a member of the Party.

ARTICLE IV
Conditions of Membership
1. Election of Members

(a) Every member shall be loyal to Monbalaur and shall uphold the Constitution of the Tsardom.

(b) Every member must accept and conform to the Constitution, programmes, principles and policy of the Party.

(c) Application for membership shall be made over telegram to the Secretary-General of the Party (Dagoth uur) and shall be considered by the Central Executive Committee, provided that the Central Executive Committee shall have the power to delegate its functions under this Article to such Committee or officials as it deems fit.

(d) It shall be the duty of the Central Executive Committee in exercising its powers of election to consider carefully the suitability of the applicant for admission as a member, having regard to the Objectives of the Party,

(e) An applicant shall be elected if a simple majority of the members of the Central Executive Committee present at the Committee meeting at which the election of the applicant is considered, vote in favour of his election.

(f) The Central Executive Committee may reject any application without assigning any reason therefore and its decision shall be final until revised by the Ordinary Party Conference.

(g) Upon the election of a member, notice in telegram thereof shall be given to him. Upon acknowledgement or registration status, he shall become a member of the Party, and be bound by the Constitution.

(h) Members who have proved their loyalty and service to the principles and objectives of the Party and members who, in the opinion of the Central Executive Committee, are fit and proper persons, shall be eligible for appointment as cadre members.

(i) The appointment of members to cadre members shall be made by the Central Executive Committee,

(j) A member shall be appointed cadre member if a simple majority of the members of the Central Executive Committee meeting at which his appointment is considered vote in favour of his appointment.

2. Resignation of member

Any member may resign his membership by giving to the Secretary-General a notice in telegram to that effect.

3. Discipline

It shall be the duty of the Central Executive Committee if at any time it shall be of the opinion that the interests of the Party so require, to consider the question of the suspension or expulsion of any member or demotion of any cadre member at a special committee meeting convened for that purpose. Such member shall be given notice of such meeting and shall be informed in such notice that he may offer a written explanation of his conduct. If two-thirds of the members of the Central Executive Committee vote for his suspension, demotion or expulsion, he shall thereupon be suspended for such period as the Committee may specify or cease to be a member or a cadre member as the case may be of the Party. An expelled member shall have the right of appeal to the Central Executive Committee.

ARTICLE V
The Party Congress
1. Whenever the Central Executive Committee deems it necessary, it may convene a Party Congress at such time and with such agenda as the Central Executive Committee shall determine.

2. At least two weeks before the date fixed for a Party Congress the Secretary-General shall inform all members in writing of the date fixed for the Party Congress.

3. At least one week before the Party Congress the Secretary-General shall notify all members of the business to be transacted.

ARTICLE VII
Management of the Party
1. There shall be a Central Executive Committee of the Party:
(a) The Central Executive Committee shall consist of not more than six [6] members of whom two [2] shall be elected at the Party Congress and shall hold office until the conclusion of the following Party Congress. They shall be eligible for re-election.

(b) The Central Executive Committee shall elect, from amongst its members, the office bearers for the posts of Chairman, Secretary-General, Assistant Secretary-General, Treasurer and such other posts as it deems necessary to establish.

2. Duties of the Central Executive Committee.

The duties of the Central Executive Committee shall include the following: –

(a) To present to the Party a Report covering the work and progress of the Party during its term of office.

(b) To propose to the Party, such amendments to the Constitution as may be, deemed desirable and to submit to the Party such resolutions and declarations as in its view may be necessitated by political circumstances.

(c) To organise for elections and to spread among the people the aims and ideals of the Party.

(d) To enforce the Constitution of the Party and promote its aims and to take any action it deems necessary for such purpose.

(e) To make such Rules as it considers necessary for the proper administration and discipline of the Party.

4. Powers of the Central Executive Committee.

(a) The Chairman.

(i) The Chairman shall have the right to call meetings of the Central Executive Committee.

(ii) All duties, powers and responsibilities of the Chairman of the Party shall, in his absence, devolve upon a Vice-Chairman or a temporary Chairman elected by the Central Executive Committee.

(b) The Secretary-General.

(i) The Secretary-General of the Party shall be responsible for summoning the Party and any Special Party Conference and any Party Congress and all meetings of the Central Executive Committee.

(ii) He shall conduct its correspondence under the’ directions of the Central Executive Committee and shall keep a register of members.

(iii) He shall keep all members fully informed of all important activities of the Central Executive Committee.

(iv) An Assistant Secretary-General shall assist the Secretary-General in the discharge of his duties, powers and responsibilities and in the absence of the Secretary-General shall act in his place.

(c) The Treasurer.

(i) The Treasurer shall be responsible for all the funds of the Party and shall issue receipts for all payments made to the Party.

(ii) The Treasurer shall open such a banking account as the Central Executive Committee may direct and shall deposit therein all monies received by him on behalf of the Party.

(iii) All cheques and other financial instruments shall be duly signed by the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer and one of two other signatories authorised by the Central Executive Committee.

(v) An Assistant Treasurer may assist the Treasurer in the discharge of his duties, powers and responsibilities and in the absence of the Treasurer shall act in his place.

(e) The Central Executive Committee.

(i) The Committee shall have power to appoint a member to fill any vacancy on the Committee until the next Party Congress.

(ii) The Committee shall have power to appoint sub-committees with powers to co-opt. Such subcommittees shall be responsible to the Committee.

(iii) The Committee shall meet as and when necessary to arrange the affairs of the Party, and whenever necessary to examine the account books and Party records. More than fifty per cent of Central Executive Committee members at a properly convened meeting of the Committee shall form a quorum.

(iv) The Committee shall have power to appoint, pay and dismiss staff employed by the Party.

(v) The Committee shall have power to purchase, take on lease or in exchange, license, hire or otherwise, acquire, movable or immovable property of any kind in furtherance of the objectives of the Party and to sell, exchange, lease, license or otherwise dispose of any movable or immovable property or interest thereon.

(vi) The Committee shall be empowered to borrow for the purposes of the Party such amount of money either at one time or from time to time and at such rate of interest and in such form and manner and upon such security as shall be specified in any resolution passed by the Central Executive Committee to borrow money as aforesaid, and thereupon the Central Executive Committee shall direct the Trustees to enter into such agreements for the above purpose and to give such security as may be necessary.

(vii) The Committee shall have power to build, construct, improve, develop and maintain any property necessary or convenient for the purposes and objectives of the Party,

(viii) The Committee shall have power to sign and execute all deeds, documents and other instruments of every nature and kind whatsoever for carrying out the purposes of the Party.

(ix) The Committee shall have power to accept, undertake or execute any trust or gift which may be deemed to be in accordance with or which may further or benefit the objectives of the Party or any of them.

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National Popular League

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