Constitution of the Caldan Union
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The Constitution of the Caldan Union is a supreme law that establishes the union between the various Provinces of the Caldan Union as well as the form of the federal government and the basic rights and liberties of the citizenry. The constitution was originally drafted at the Riverton Conference, featuring delegates from all over Caldas, acting at the invitation of the Congress of the Resurgent Dream. It was subsequently enacted by the legislatures of Tasat, Edina, New Arundel, Anata,Arcadia, and Prince James Island. Although the various legislatures acted on different time frames, King Henry granted the royal assent to all six acts on 18 March 1841. Although the Constitution has been amended 35 times since, there has been no radical or wholesale alteration of document or its framework. Caldans usually speak of themselves as having had the same constitution since 1841.