Footnotes:

1. Electoral boundaries are demarcations within a country or combination of the countries that determine the divisions for electoral purposes. They define constituencies or districts for the fair representation of the population in elections. These boundaries are purely for electoral organization and do not necessarily correspond to physical borders or the geopolitical boundaries of a country.

2. Ratification is the formal approval or acceptance of a law, treaty, agreement, or constitutional amendment by a designated authority, such as a legislative body, a specified group of representatives, or personal ratifiers.

3. A referendum is a direct vote by the citizens of a country or jurisdiction on a specific issue, law, or policy change. It allows the general population to express their opinion or make a decision on the matter at hand.

Informational Content:

For the text of the Constitution for the Federation of Earth (CFoE) as amended and ratified at the fourth session of the World Constituent Assembly held in Troia, Portugal, in May 1991, visit: ef-gov.org/en/cfoe

Last Updated: 2025-02-06