Fiscal Regulation Act of 2026

What it does

1. Ch. 1: Commences the Act upon Imperial Assent.
2. Ch. 2 s. 1, new Ch. 9 Art. 1 ss. 1 and 2: Requires linked public fund records identifying legal authority, responsible organ, funding source, allocations, expiration and reversion destinations, while separating MOF fiscal instructions from authoritative IBTE banking transactions.
3. Ch. 2 s. 1, Art. 1 ss. 3 to 5: Establishes the Treasury Reversion Fund as the default destination and authorizes automatic return of unexpended, unobligated money when an expressly time limited funding condition expires, without a new individual transfer approval.
4. Ch. 2 s. 1, Art. 1 ss. 6 and 7: Protects continuing funds from implied expiration, reserves money for lawful existing obligations, blocks new expired programme commitments, and requires remaining money to revert before final closure or lawful reauthorization.
5. Ch. 2 s. 1, Art. 2 ss. 1 to 3: Requires public Fiscal Implementation Notices and supplemental notices only after required transfers and reconciliation, identifying authority, funds, responsible organs, and authorized and completed amounts without creating new spending authority.
6. Ch. 2 s. 1, Art. 2 ss. 4 to 6: Requires public Fiscal Reversion Notices after completed reversions and later released obligations, and delegates templates and procedures without permitting changes to appropriations, ownership or statutory conditions.
7. Ch. 2 s. 1, Art. 3: Gives MPs a right to public fund information within recipients' lawful access and imposes a 1,000 SL fine for knowing refusal without lawful excuse; silence, confusion or lack of access alone does not establish liability.
8. Ch. 3 s. 2, Art. 5: Gives serving MPs, the Chancellor and Vice Chancellor read only inspection of State Organ administrative systems or equivalent interfaces, denies mutation privileges, excludes control credentials and unrelated classified operations, and terminates access with office.
9. Ch. 3 s. 2, Art. 6 ss. 1 to 5: Permits either House to authorize an investigation by simple majority Hearing Resolution or both Houses by identical Joint Hearing Resolutions, with defined topics, leadership, procedures and statutory evidence powers; unrelated provisions are void and severed.
10. Ch. 3 s. 2, Art. 6 s. 6: Allows any serving MP to apply for hearing participation, including across Houses, subject to the resolution's admission rules and without obtaining a seat or vote in the other House.
11. Ch. 3 s. 2, Art. 6 ss. 7 and 8: Permits invitations or summonses of materially relevant officials, private persons and organizations and production of specified records, with reasonable notice, privilege, legal prohibition and reasonable excuse protections and court enforcement.
12. Ch. 3 s. 2, Art. 6 s. 8: Permits sworn or affirmed testimony and application of existing perjury law where its elements are met, while denying Parliament authority to imprison, impose judicial punishment or override protected privilege.
13. Ch. 3 s. 2, Art. 6 ss. 9 and 10: Limits questioning to the authorized topic, bars unrelated personal harassment, caps hearings at seven calendar dates with an antiavoidance rule, and requires reasonable scheduling and breaks.
14. Ch. 3 s. 2, Art. 6 s. 11: Requires a permanent public Official Parliamentary Hearing Record with authorization, votes, participants, witnesses and checked verbatim transcript, subject to superior law redactions and restrictions on unnecessary embedded media.
15. Ch. 4 s. 3: Provides implementation duties, registration of existing funds' future expiration conditions where practicable, manual reversion through IBTE until automation exists, and continuity for previously lawful transactions.
16. Ch. 5 s. 4: Adds uncodified Session Laws below the Civil Code in the ordinary hierarchy, protects them against unauthorized subordinate instruments, and preserves the existing sovereign effect of Imperial assent in irreconcilable conflicts.
17. Ch. 5 s. 5: Requires complete authenticated Acts in a separate chronological Statutes at Large; permits Acts to contain constitutional amendments, Code amendments and uncodified provisions, and prevents defective editorial placement from suspending independently effective law.
18. Ch. 5 s. 5: Allows the Emperor to make or orally or in writing delegate clerical corrections and placement decisions, limited to the enacted substantive effect and recorded with original text, basis, actor and date.
19. Ch. 5 s. 6: Establishes searchable persistent Statutes at Large records, enactment and commencement status, amendment links and permanent originals, requires codification verification, and retains expired, completed and repealed provisions as historical records without renewed authority.
20. Ch. 5 s. 7, new Art. 13 s. 6: Limits the existing Assented Sovereign Displacement doctrine to Acts for which Imperial assent is legally required and actually granted; measures not requiring assent follow their otherwise applicable constitutional authority.
21. Ch. 5 s. 8: Amends constitutional resolution rules so hearing resolutions can activate investigative powers already conferred by statute without independently creating offenses, penalties or authority beyond law.
22. Ch. 6 s. 9, new constitutional Art. 6 s. 13: Entrenches one unified national judiciary, prohibits separate subordinate court systems or local control of national courts, preserves valid local legislative competence, and requires national courts to apply each law that lawfully governs the matter.
23. Ch. 6 s. 10, Art. 4 ss. 2 and 3: Clarifies that separate judicial hierarchies or tribunals cannot evade the existing subnational court prohibition and reserves appointments, administration, assignments and discipline to competent national authorities.
24. Ch. 6 s. 10, Art. 4 s. 4: Authorizes lawful cross jurisdiction case assignments with reasonable attention to access, judges, parties and evidence; the hearing location does not change applicable substantive law.
25. Ch. 6 s. 10, Art. 4 s. 5: Requires identification and concurrent application of valid Imperial, subnational and local law within its actual jurisdiction, preserves national procedure and superior law, and bars treating concurrent laws alone as a new offense, punishment or claim.