Foundation
The Crown
King Manuki alone holds the Crown. Appointment as a Royal Adviser never grants kingship, co-kingship or a binding share of the final Royal Decision.
Structure
Five constitutional levels
Level One is the Crown. Level Two is the expanding Royal Advisory Team. Level Three contains flexible Advisory Circles. Level Four is the International Order of AAHA. Level Five is country governance.
Advisory system
Equal advisory rights
Every active Royal Adviser has the same right to record a comment and one advisory vote on a Royal Order when participating. The King may appoint new advisers as AAHA grows. The number of advisers is not constitutionally fixed.
Royal Orders
The King decides
Advisory votes are evidence for the Crown, not a veto or command. King Manuki may follow, override, reject or set aside the tally after considering the comments. Historical Orders preserve the advisory participants recorded at the time they were issued.
Records
Rules, rights and records
The Constitution connects authority to recordkeeping, published rules, rights and review. AAHA Authority maintains institutional records and National Records preserves major decisions and their advisory histories.
























