Constitutional texts
Charter & Statutes
AEPDA is governed by binding documents that define sovereignty, safeguards, limits, financial discipline, and due process.
Founding Charter
Defines mission, objectives, and immutable principles, including member sovereignty, non-partisanship, non-violence, transparency, and anti-capture safeguards.
Download Charter (PDF)Statutes
Defines legal form, membership rights and duties, governance organs, financial architecture, and amendment rules. Membership is civic authority and does not create financial ownership.
Download Statutes (PDF)Internal By-Laws
Operational procedures for membership identity, mass voting, member-initiated power, leadership limits, audit and ethics, data protection, and anti-corruption safeguards.
Download By-Laws (PDF)Civic Declaration & Pledge
A public commitment framework: participation over passivity, non-violence, integrity, and responsibility. Designed for civic education and institutional culture.
Download Declaration (PDF)These downloads are placeholders in the prototype. In production, link to the final signed PDFs and version history.
Key governance rules (summary)
Member sovereignty
Registered members in good standing hold decision authority under one member, one vote.
Non-speculative funding
Membership fees and contributions are civic; they do not create financial return or additional votes.
Independent safeguards
Audit, ethics/COI, whistleblowing protections, and public reporting are built into the design.