An Act to establish the Qhapaqsuyu within the Region of the Wechua Nation, to provide for the territorial integration and administration of lands secured through Operation Northern Vanguard, to authorize comprehensive infrastructure development, and for other purposes.
The Northern Keltian Territories Integration Act, 1745 formally incorporates the territories secured during Operation Northern Vanguard into the constitutional framework of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie. The legislation, passed during the 11th Cortes Federales, establishes the Qhapaqsuyu (Noble Royal Suyu) as the sixth suyu within the Region of the Wechua Nation, recognizing both the strategic importance of the Lake Rodinia basin and the historical significance of these former Caputian territories. The final version of the Act incorporates substantial amendments championed by Premier Juan Pablo Jimenez, including NAX€45 billion in infrastructure development funding over seven years.
The Act represents a landmark achievement in territorial consolidation, cultural recognition, and economic development, providing comprehensive frameworks for administrative integration while protecting local and Caputian heritage sites. The legislation designates the Lake Rodinia basin as a protected federal watershed, establishes mechanisms for the repatriation of former residents who fled during the period of Confederacy of the Dispossessed occupation, and authorizes the most extensive infrastructure development program in the Wechua Nation's modern history.
The legislation provides for the establishment of local administrative structures within the new suyu, including provisions for municipal organization, local courts, and service delivery mechanisms. Special recognition is given to the Caputian cultural heritage of the region, with protections for historical sites and provisions for cultural preservation programs. The bill establishes the Lake Rodinia basin as a protected watershed area under federal oversight, ensuring the security of this vital water resource.
Administrative transition mechanisms facilitate the orderly integration of the new territories, including provisions for the extension of federal law, the establishment of civil registry systems, and the integration of local infrastructure into federation-wide networks. The legislation addresses the status of former residents who fled during the period of Confederacy control, providing pathways for repatriation and property restoration through a specialized Property Restoration Tribunal.
Infrastructure development program
Following amendments championed by Premier Juan Pablo Jimenez, the Act authorizes NAX€45 billion over seven years for comprehensive infrastructure development within the Qhapaqsuyu. The program includes:
Transportation Infrastructure (NAX€38 billion):
Railway Development (NAX€18 billion): Construction of the Northern Wechua Railway linking the Qhapaqsuyu capital city to Parap and other major Wechua population centers, including branch lines and specialized rail infrastructure;
Highway Networks (NAX€12 billion): Construction of the Qhapaq Ñan Highway system connecting all major settlements within the new suyu;
Aviation Infrastructure (NAX€8 billion): Construction of Qhapaqsuyu Regional Airport with international capability and secondary airfields.
Communications and Utilities (NAX€7 billion):
Telecommunications Development (NAX€4 billion): High-speed internet networks and mobile communication coverage throughout the territory;
Power and Energy Infrastructure (NAX€3 billion): Electrical grid extension and renewable energy facilities utilizing local hydroelectric potential.
This infrastructure program represents the largest single territorial development investment in the Wechua Nation's history, designed to integrate the new suyu economically while providing employment opportunities for both returning Caputians and existing Wechua citizens.
Legislative History
Legislative History of the Northern Keltian Territories Integration Act, 1745
Establish the Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu within the Region of the Wechua Nation, to provide for the territorial integration and administration of lands secured through Operation Northern Vanguard, to recognize the cultural heritage of former Caputian territories, and to establish administrative frameworks for the governance of newly incorporated territories; among other purposes.
BE IT ENACTED by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Cortes Federales, in this present session assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:-
PART I GENERAL PROVISIONS.
Article 1: Citation.
This Act may be cited as the "Northern Keltian Territories Integration Act, 1745".
"Former Caputian Territories" means those portions of the Secured Territories that were historically part of Caputian territorial claims prior to the East Keltian Collapse.
PART II ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KAPUTIANKUNA ALLPANKUNA SUYU.
Article 3: Creation of the Suyu.
There is hereby established within the Region of the Wechua Nation a new suyu to be known as the Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu.
The Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu shall encompass all Secured Territories as defined in Article 2 of this Act.
The boundaries of the Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu shall be precisely determined through official surveying and demarcation processes to be completed within eighteen months of the enactment of this Act.
Article 4: Administrative Status.
The Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu shall have the same legal status and governmental powers as other suyus within the Wechua Nation.
Local governance structures shall be established in accordance with traditional Wechuan administrative practices while incorporating appropriate recognition of Caputian cultural traditions.
PART III CULTURAL RECOGNITION AND PROTECTION.
Article 5: Cultural Heritage Protection.
The historical significance of the Former Caputian Territories within the Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu is hereby formally recognized.
All historical sites, monuments, and cultural landmarks of Caputian origin within the suyu shall receive protected status under federal cultural preservation laws.
The Regional Governor of the Wechua Nation shall establish a Cultural Heritage Commission for the Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu to oversee preservation efforts and cultural programs.
Article 6: Repatriation and Restoration.
Former residents of the Secured Territories who fled during the period of occupation by the Confederacy of the Dispossessed or associated groups shall have the right to return and reclaim their properties.
A Property Restoration Tribunal shall be established to adjudicate claims and facilitate the return of property to rightful owners.
The federal government shall provide assistance for resettlement and rehabilitation of returning residents.
PART IV NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION.
Article 7: Lake Rodinia Basin Protection.
The Lake Rodinia Basin is hereby designated as a Protected Federal Watershed under the direct oversight of federal environmental authorities.
All development, resource extraction, and land use activities within the watershed shall require federal environmental impact assessments and permits.
The basin's waters shall be managed as a strategic federal resource with priority given to the water security needs of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
Article 8: Resource Management Framework.
A comprehensive natural resource survey of the Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu shall be completed within two years of the enactment of this Act.
Sustainable development principles shall guide all economic development within the suyu.
Traditional indigenous land use practices shall be respected and incorporated into resource management plans where appropriate.
PART V ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSITION.
Article 9: Extension of Federal Law.
All laws of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie shall apply within the Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu from the date of enactment of this Act.
Local ordinances and regulations shall be developed by local authorities in accordance with existing legal frameworks.
Article 10: Infrastructure Integration.
The Kaputiankuna Allpankuna Suyu shall be integrated into federation-wide infrastructure networks, including transportation, communications, and utilities.
Priority shall be given to establishing secure transportation links between the suyu and existing population centers within the Wechua Nation.
The Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie shall maintain appropriate security installations to ensure the protection of the region's strategic assets.
Basic administrative services shall be established within the suyu within six months of enactment.
Full integration of the suyu into regional governance structures shall be completed within two years of enactment.
Article 12: Commencement and Application.
This Bill shall apply to all of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
This Bill shall not become law unless it has been given Royal Assent.
This Bill shall be published and made publicly available.
In the event any provision or part of this Bill is found to be invalid or unenforceable, only that particular provision or part so found, and not the entire Bill, will be inoperative.
Establish the Qhapaqsuyu within the Region of the Wechua Nation, to provide for the territorial integration and administration of lands secured through Operation Northern Vanguard, to recognize the cultural heritage of former Caputian territories, to authorize comprehensive infrastructure development including transportation networks, communications systems, and economic facilities, and to establish administrative frameworks for the governance of newly incorporated territories; among other purposes.
BE IT ENACTED by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Cortes Federales, in this present session assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:-
PART I GENERAL PROVISIONS.
Article 1: Citation.
This Act may be cited as the "Northern Keltian Territories Integration Act, 1745".
("Qhapaqsuyu" means the Noble Royal Suyu established under this Act, encompassing the northern territories and representing the prosperous integration of Caputian and Wechuan peoples;)
"Former Caputian Territories" means those portions of the Secured Territories that were historically part of Caputian territorial claims prior to the East Keltian Collapse.
PART II ESTABLISHMENT OF THE QHAPAQSUYU.
Article 3: Creation of the Suyu.
There is hereby established within the Region of the Wechua Nation a new suyu to be known as the Qhapaqsuyu.
The Qhapaqsuyu shall encompass all Secured Territories as defined in Article 2 of this Act.
The boundaries of the Qhapaqsuyu shall be precisely determined through official surveying and demarcation processes to be completed within eighteen months of the enactment of this Act.
The Qhapaqsuyu shall be positioned as the northernmost suyu within the Wechua Nation, extending north of both Antisuyu and Chinchasuyu, serving as the Federation's northern gateway.
Article 4: Administrative Status.
The Qhapaqsuyu shall have the same legal status and governmental powers as other suyus within the Wechua Nation.
Local governance structures shall be established in accordance with traditional Wechuan administrative practices while incorporating appropriate recognition of Caputian cultural traditions.
PART III CULTURAL RECOGNITION AND PROTECTION.
Article 5: Cultural Heritage Protection.
The historical significance of the Former Caputian Territories within the Qhapaqsuyu is hereby formally recognized.
All historical sites, monuments, and cultural landmarks of Caputian origin within the suyu shall receive protected status under federal cultural preservation laws.
The Regional Governor of the Wechua Nation shall establish a Cultural Heritage Commission for the Qhapaqsuyu to oversee preservation efforts and cultural programs.
Article 6: Repatriation and Restoration.
Former residents of the Secured Territories who fled during the period of occupation by the Confederacy of the Dispossessed or associated groups shall have the right to return and reclaim their properties.
A Property Restoration Tribunal shall be established to adjudicate claims and facilitate the return of property to rightful owners.
The federal government shall provide assistance for resettlement and rehabilitation of returning residents.
PART IV NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION.
Article 7: Lake Rodinia Basin Protection.
The Lake Rodinia Basin is hereby designated as a Protected Federal Watershed under the direct oversight of federal environmental authorities.
All development, resource extraction, and land use activities within the watershed shall require federal environmental impact assessments and permits.
The basin's waters shall be managed as a strategic federal resource with priority given to the water security needs of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
Article 8: Resource Management Framework.
A comprehensive natural resource survey of the Qhapaqsuyu shall be completed within two years of the enactment of this Act.
Sustainable development principles shall guide all economic development within the suyu.
Traditional indigenous land use practices shall be respected and incorporated into resource management plans where appropriate.
PART V INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT.
Article 9: Comprehensive Infrastructure Development Authorization.
There is hereby authorized NAX€45 billion over seven years for comprehensive infrastructure development within the Qhapaqsuyu.
Infrastructure development priorities shall include:
Transportation networks connecting the Qhapaqsuyu to existing Wechuan infrastructure;
Communications systems ensuring connectivity throughout the northern territories;
Economic facilities supporting sustainable development and employment creation;
Public services infrastructure including healthcare, education, and emergency services.
Basic administrative services shall be established within the suyu within six months of enactment.
Full integration of the suyu into regional governance structures shall be completed within two years of enactment.
Infrastructure development shall commence within 120 days of enactment with priority given to transportation and communication projects.
Article 15: Commencement and Application.
This Bill shall apply to all of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
This Bill shall not become law unless it has been given Royal Assent.
This Bill shall be published and made publicly available.
In the event any provision or part of this Bill is found to be invalid or unenforceable, only that particular provision or part so found, and not the entire Bill, will be inoperative.
Amendments
Amendment introduced by Premier Juan Pablo Jimenez, approved by unanimous consent.[2]
Alduria
Isles of Caputia
Wechua Nation
Santander
North Lyrica
