Charter of the Tarian Union
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Declaration
We, the Heads of Tarian States and representatives of the Tarian people are convinced that it is the inalienable right of all people to control their own destiny.
We are conscious of the fact that freedom, equality, justice and dignity are essential objectives for the achievement of the legitimate aspirations of the Tarian peoples.
We are inspired by a common determination to promote understanding among our peoples and cooperation among our states in response to the aspirations of our peoples for brother-hood and solidarity, in a larger unity transcending ethnic and national differences.
We are dedicated to the general progress of Taria, desiring that all Tarian States should henceforth unite so that the welfare and well-being of their peoples can be assured.
Resolved to reinforce the links between our states by establishing and strengthening common institutions, we have agreed to the present Charter.
Articles
Article 1: Purpose of the Tarian Union
To promote the unity and solidarity of the Tarian States
To coordinate and intensify their cooperation and efforts to achieve a better life for the peoples of Taria
To defend the sovereignty, the territorial integrity and independence of the Tarian States
To promote international cooperation
To these ends, the Member States shall coordinate and harmonize their general policies, especially in the following fields:
Political and diplomatic cooperation
Economic cooperation
Educational and cultural cooperation
Cooperation for defense and security
Article 2: Principles of the Tarian Union
The sovereign equality of all Member States
Peaceful settlement of disputes by negotiation, mediation, conciliation or arbitration
Article 3: Membership of the Tarian Union
Each independent sovereign Tarian State shall be entitled to become a Member of the Organization, if they agree to abide by the wording and spirit of this Charter.
All members are bound to, and protected by; the rights and duties contained within this Charter, and all the Treaties and Institutions of the Union.
Any State which desires to renounce its membership shall forward a written notification to the Chairman. At the end of one month from the date of such notification, if not withdrawn, the Charter shall cease to apply with respect to the renouncing State, which shall thereby cease to belong to the Organization.
Article 4: Institutions of the Tarian Union
The Organization shall accomplish its purposes through the following principal institutions:
The Council of Ministers shall establish such specialized Agencies as it may deem necessary, including the following:
- Tarian Defense Agency
- Tarian Environment Agency
- Tarian Sports Association
- Tarian Cultural Affairs Agency
- Tarian Transport Agency
- Tarian Aid Agency
- Tarian Development Agency
- Tarian Intelligence and Enforcement Agency
- Tarian Economic Affairs Agency
- Tarian Borders and Internal Security Agency
In addition to the above organs, the following bodies shall be established:
- Office of the Chairman of the Tarian Union
- Working Group Coordination Committee
- Tarian Harmonization and Common Policy Implementation Agency
Article 5: Adherence and Accession to the Charter
Any independent sovereign Tarian State may at any time notify the Chairman of its intention to adhere or accede to this Charter, or subsequent ratified Treaties.
The Chairman shall, on receipt of such notification, communicate a copy of it to all the Member States. Admission shall be decided by a simple majority of the Member States. The decision of each Member State shall be transmitted to the Chairman, who shall, upon receipt of the required number of votes, communicate the decision to the State concerned, outlining the Unions response.
Article 6: Amendments to the Charter
This Charter may be amended or revised if any Member State makes a written request to the Chairman to that effect; provided, however, that the proposed amendment is not submitted to the Assembly for consideration until all the Member States have been duly notified of it and a period of one month has elapsed. Such an amendment shall not be effective unless approved by at least two-thirds of all the Member States.