This broad Civil Code reform rewrites bail, limitations, recognition fees, marriage/divorce, assault, contempt, corruption, armed-forces enhancements, organization bank accounts, demographic data sharing, and currency conversion. It adds several procedures and record duties while also creating status-based exceptions, organization gates, demographic sharing, and serious punishments.
A mixed civil-code overhaul with procedural accountability, progressive marriage rules, political-organization gates, and moderate punitive/statist elements.
The act authorizes demographic sharing, organization-account controls, and stronger court/finance enforcement.
Civil marriage and unilateral divorce are opened regardless of sex, gender, sexuality, or identity.
The act adds defined procedures, limitations, appeal windows, and codified financial rules despite some discretion.
Imperial authority is preserved and corruption charges require Imperial Assent or delegation.
Armed-forces members receive enhanced penalties and national-security factors appear in bail and corruption rules.
It expands serious penalties for corruption, armed-forces offenses, contempt, and aggravated attacks while adding limits.
It recognizes religions administratively while protecting private belief and religious non-compulsion.
Recognition fees, one-payer rules, royal exemptions, and military penalty enhancements create status-differentiated treatment.
Official political-party recognition is gated by approval, payment, and one-payer requirements.
The act creates appeals, POBA/ROBA records, conversion records, and corruption accountability rules.
Calibrated by the bill's own provisions — magnitude reflects how strongly it acts on each axis.
