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3. National Principles
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| Article 25- Security | ||
| 25.1 | Security | |
| It shall be a founding principle of this constitution that at all times the safety and security of the nation, its citizens and residents, its physical and intellectual assets are protected from harm. |
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| 25.2 | Internal security | |
| The security of the nation must begin with ensuring the safety of its citizens and residents first. It is a principle of this constitution that proper local, state and national security systems shall be in place to ensure the protection of all personal property and persons from crime and harm. |
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| 25.3 | External security | |
| The only guarantee to security from external threats is to have harmony and cooperation with immediate near neighbour nations first, followed by non-neighbour nations second. |
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| Secondly, in the spirit of cooperation such threats as external very large objects and geothermal and climactic shifts are addressed together. |
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| It shall be a principle of this constitution that a spirit of friendship and cooperation is extended to other nations and that greater cooperation is extended between all nations to address threats to the planet Earth as a whole. |
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