Layer One
Civic Proposal Layer
Any citizen may submit a request to enact or amend a law through the Legislature.
Legislature
In Syntria, ultimate legislative authority belongs to the citizens. Every bill travels through three constitutional layers: civic proposal, AI-assisted analysis, and a final citizen vote.
Civic Proposal
Citizens may file a bill to enact or amend a law. The Legislative Research Institute analyses it, then the Citizens' Constitutional Assembly votes.
Sign in to proposeThree Layers
Each layer is independent of the others, ensuring that no single institution — human or AI — can enact legislation alone.
Layer One
Any citizen may submit a request to enact or amend a law through the Legislature.
Layer Two
The Legislative Research Institute produces a structured analysis report covering all five constitutional dimensions.
Layer Three
The Citizens' Constitutional Assembly votes under the standard non-amendment procedure. A bill takes effect immediately upon passage.
Layer Two · Analysis Dimensions
The Legislative Research Institute may not legislate. Its sole role is to deliver an independent, transparent analysis to the Legislature for civic deliberation.
Anticipated social, economic and civic impact of the proposed bill.
Modelling of foreseeable risks under realistic stress scenarios.
Quantitative estimation of fiscal cost and budgetary feasibility.
Identification of conflicts with existing statutes and prior rulings.
Verification that the bill remains within the limits set by the Constitution.
The Institute issues no decision of its own — it advises the Legislature only.
Lifecycle of a Bill
Public Record
Every legislative proposal and its outcome are part of the public record, open to all.
Constitution · Article 13
No AI institution may enact a law of its own initiative. Every statute of Syntria carries the explicit, recorded consent of its citizens.