Constitutional Order (Recognition and Establishment of Statutes), 2026

ISSUED by the Koru of the Hokorian State under the Constitution of the Hokorian State and in exercise of sovereign authority.

Section 1- Short Title

1. This Order may be cited as the Constitutional Order (Recognition and Establishment of Statutes), 2026.

Section 2- Purpose of this Order

1. The purpose of this Order is to:
2. recognise certain laws currently in force as Statutes of the Council of Advisors;
3. establish those Statutes under the Council of Advisors Charter; and
4. ensure continuity of law during constitutional transition.

Section 3- Establishment and Recognition of Statutes

1. The following Statutes are hereby established and recognised as Statutes of the Council of Advisors, having effect according to their terms:
2. Citizenship Statute, 2026, based on the Citizenship Act, 2025;
3. Freedom of Information and Data Protection Statute, 2026, based on laws relating to information and data protection in force immediately before this Order;
4. Gender Recognition and Protections Statute, 2026, based on the Gender Recognition and Protections Act, 2025;
5. Honours, Styles and Dignities Statute, 2026, based on the Honours, Styles and Dignities Act, 2025;
6. Provincial Government Statute, 2026, based on the Provincial Governments Act, 2025;
7. International Union of Collaboration and Communities Ratification Statute, 2026, based on the Ratification of the Charter of the International Union of Collaboration and Communities Act, 2025;
8. Organisation of Unrecognised States Covenant Ratification Statute, 2026, based on the Ratification of the Covenant of the Organisation of Unrecognised States Act, 2025; and
9. Treasury and Economic Regulation Statute, 2026, based on the Treasury and Economic Regulation Act, 2025.
10. Each Statute listed in subsection (1):
11. is recognised as ordinary law under the Council of Advisors Charter;
12. has effect subject to the Constitution and all Constitutional Charters; and
13. replaces the corresponding law previously in force.

Section 4- Continuity of Law

1. Anything lawfully done under a law listed in section 3 before the commencement of this Order:
2. is taken to have been done under the corresponding Statute; and
3. continues to have effect unless inconsistent with the Statute or a Constitutional Charter.
4. Rights, obligations, appointments and instruments arising under prior law continue as if made under the corresponding Statute.

Section 5- Extinguishment of Prior Legislative Forms

1. Upon commencement of this Order, the Acts listed in section 3, as previously enacted, cease to have effect as independent legal instruments.
2. No law shall have effect merely because it was enacted prior to this Order.

Section 6- Power to Correct and Clarify

1. The Koru may issue further Constitutional Orders to:
2. correct errors of form or reference;
3. clarify the relationship between prior law and recognised Statutes; or
4. resolve uncertainty arising from transition.
5. Such Orders may have retrospective effect where necessary to preserve continuity.

Section 7- Commencement

1. This Order shall come into force immediately upon issuance.