Charitable democracy (Urabba Parks)

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Charitable democracy is the combination of charity and democracy in the Enactorate of Urabbaparcensia (formerly Urabba Parks Pty Ltd) in the creation of a non-state jurisdiction which governs its subsidiaries.

Definition

In the introductory speech to the Urabba Parks Proprietary Limited Constitution Bill 2021 (later enacted as the Urabba Parks Proprietary Limited Constitution Statute 2021), Danny Racovolis, founder and now enactor (monarch) of the Enactorate of Urabbaparcensia (formerly Urabba Parks Pty Ltd), defined a charitable democracy as "a charity with a representative and jurisdictional governance structure that exercises legislative, executive and judicial power over its acquired charities."[Constitution 1]

The explanatory memorandum to the proclamation of the establishment of jurisdiction mentions the purpose of creating Urabba Parks Pty Ltd as a non-state jurisdiction is to "showcase ‘charitable democracy’ to the world by creating a model jurisdiction which has governance powers over charities which work together to advance humanity and the environment together. By creating a governance system which values responsibility, accountability and creativity, Urabba Parks Pty Ltd and its subsidiaries will be able to deliver high-quality relevant charitable services which are controlled and directed by our clients and stakeholders through the system of representative government as established by the new Constitution."[Constitution 2]

References

The Constitution

Bibliography

Racovolis, Daniel James.; Urabba Parks Proprietary Limited, commissioning body. (2022), "1 online resource.", Introductory Speech and Explanatory Memorandum to the Urabba Parks Proprietary Limited Constitution Bill 2021, Melbourne, Victoria: Racomedia, nla.obj-3068459591, retrieved 13 September 2022 – via Trove

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