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===Definition and enactment=== | ===Definition and enactment=== | ||
[[Imperial Law]] is defined by the [[Emperor]] upon the ''advice and counsel'' of the ''recognized nobles of the Imperium '. (Article III of the [[Warrant of Restoration]])<br> | [[Imperial Law]] is defined by the [[Emperor]] upon the ''advice and counsel'' of the ''recognized nobles of the Imperium '. (Article III of the [[Warrant of Restoration]])<br> | ||
− | additionally ''the Imperium, for the purpose of ensuring its continued safety and stability, reserves to itself the power to unilaterally enact changes in any or all aspects of the relationship between itself and any member world or citizen.'' (Article VIII of the [[Warrant of Restoration]]) | + | additionally<br> |
+ | ''the Imperium, for the purpose of ensuring its continued safety and stability, reserves to itself the power to unilaterally enact changes in any or all aspects of the relationship between itself and any member world or citizen.'' (Article VIII of the [[Warrant of Restoration]]) | ||
All [[Imperial Law]] is derived from the [[Warrant of Restoration]] and the statute laws that have been decreed in accordance with that Warrant.<br> | All [[Imperial Law]] is derived from the [[Warrant of Restoration]] and the statute laws that have been decreed in accordance with that Warrant.<br> |