Kodiak Law Code

TItle 1 - Law and Order

1. The Controlled Substances Act (Inter)
2. The National Kodiak Police Act (Inter)
3. The Prisons Act (Inter)
4. The Firearm Regulation Act (Inter)
5. The Kodiak Felony Act (637)

Title 2 - Health and Education

1. The Abortion Act (Inter)
2. The State Schools Act (Inter)
3. The Kodiak Industrial and Science Research Agency (KISRA) Act (Inter)
4. The Public Hospitals and Healthcare Act (635)
5. The Advanced Education Act (637)

Title 3 - Transportation

1. The National Highways Act (Inter)

Title 4 - Social Services

1. The Children and Dependents Payment Act (630)

TItle 5 - Commerce and Labour

1. The Business Competition Act (Inter)
2. The Nuclear Power Act (Inter)
3. The Retirement Act (Inter)
4. The Labour Act (Inter)
5. The Regional Development Act (630)
6. Technology and Innovation Grants Act (635)

Title 6 - Defence and Immigration

1. The Defence Act (Inter)
2. The Immigration Act (Inter)
3. National Defense Reserve Act (639)

TItle 7 - Revenue and Treasury

1. The Kodiak Revenue Directorate Act (630)
2. The Individual Income Tax Act (630)
3. The Commodity Tax Act (630)
4. The Corporation Tax Act (630)

Title 8 - Administrative Affairs

1. The Executive Chancellery Act (Inter)
2. The Code of Conduct Act (629)
3. The Community Citizenship Act (636)

TItle 9 - Treaties and General Resolutions

1. Resolution against Fascist Ideologies (634)
   
2. Resolution to Join the United Regions Alliance (636)
3. The Treaty of Demkodia (639)

Inactive Constitutions

• The Constitution of the Sixth Republic
• The Constitution of the Fifth Republic
• The Constitution of the Fourth Republic
• The Constitution of the Third Republic
• Second Constitution of the Second Republic
• First Constitution of the Second Republic
• The Code of the First Republic
• Fourth Constitution of the Bromannikhan Kingdom
• Second Constitution of the Bromannikhan Kingdom
• Constitution of the Praetorian Empire

Note: The 1st and 3rd Bromannikhan Constitutions as well as the Olympiatus Constitution are lost to time.
Note: While the First and Second Republics were total re-establishments, any major constitutional revision that changed the structure of the government has been termed a new "republic".