The Assembly is not a supreme authority

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The Assembly Is Not a Supreme Authority Category: Tsm’syen Law Page status: Working

Purpose

This principle clarifies the limits of the Assembly’s role within Tsm’syen governance.

General Principle

The Assembly is not a supreme authority.

Meaning

The Assembly coordinates discussion and response where matters affect multiple houses or the Nation as a whole. It does not replace the authority of houses, clans, or ayaawx.

Implications

Authority remains distributed according to lawful responsibility. Participation in the Assembly does not transfer or dissolve house jurisdiction.

Limits

The Assembly cannot exceed the boundaries set by ayaawx. It cannot centralize power or assume automatic superiority over existing governance structures.

Legitimacy

Standing depends on recognition, proper process, and witnessing. Without these, outcomes lack force.

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