IV. Restrictions on Multiple Family Members in Office

For the purposes of this Charter and Mileth Law, a family is defined as 
multiple Aislings under the ultimate authority and control of a single 
paterfamilias or materfamilias. ((Multiple characters controlled by one real 
life Dark Ages player.))

Multiple members of the same family holding political office simultaneously 
is permitted, albeit with the following restrictions:

1. Only one family member is permitted to vote on a legislative proposal.

2. Review of a case by a superior officer of the same family is prohibited.

3. Legislative officers may carry out exiles ordered by a judicial officer 
of the same family; however the assisting officer must be of a different 
family.

4. No sgath summons may be ordered and executed entirely by officials of the 
same family. At least one participating official in the process must be of a 
different family.

5. Although represented by a Head of Household for ease of recordkeeping, 
members of a family are considered seperate entities when performing their 
official duties:
   a. Powers from one family member cannot be transferred to or used by 
another member;
   b. Liability for any actions made while in office applies only to the 
family member whom executed said actions.

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V. Required Laws

Mileth at all times must maintain a law or laws which govern the use of 
political powers by office holders. Any legislative proposal for the removal 
of such a law or laws without replacement would be considered void.

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VI. Prohibited Laws

No new laws may be enacted or existing laws revised which:

1. Contradict or conflict with other laws or this Charter.

2. Limit or restrict the lawful discharge of political powers while an 
Aisling is in office legally.

3. Permit the exile of Aislings for periods exceeding two Deochs for a 
single criminal charge as per the Mundane Mandate. Exiles may only exceed 
two Deochs if there are multiple charges of crimes for which the initial 
punishment is a two Deoch exile.

4. Violate the Right of Liberty. 

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VII. Supremacy and Revision or Removal of the Mileth Charter

A. This Charter is the core of Mileth Law and supersedes all other laws.

B. This Charter requires a majority of 75% support to revise and 100% 
support to remove over a minimum voting period of two moons. The Right of 
Burgess is not permitted for use on revisions or removal of this Charter.