FIFTH HOUSE OF CREATIVITY INC.

Abstract
The Sovereign Retirement Act™ is a ceremonial offramp for outdated governance systems. Instead of protest or violent overthrow, it provides dignified retirement for politicians through estate-based regenerative councils, Red Lilac estate conversions, and archival truth systems. This Act reimagines governance transition as a sovereign, lawful, and restorative process.

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Assertions

• Current state structures are extractive, brittle, and incapable of reform.
• Many officials feel trapped in governance machinery they cannot exit.
• This Act establishes a voluntary offramp: severance, estate absorption, and succession into steward-led councils.

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Mechanics

• Voluntary governance severance packages (stipends, NDAs, resignations).
• Parliament buildings repurposed into healing lodges, archives, and cultural estates.
• Truth + Transition Archive (non-punitive, testimony-based).
• Replacement governance via councils, tribunals, stewardship circles, and elder-led frameworks.

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Valuation
Positioned in the multi-billion CAD range, reflecting legislative buyouts, estate conversions, licensing rights, and archival infrastructure.

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Governance
Filed via Fifth House of Creativity Inc., IKWE Trusted™, and Dreamlocked Trust™.
Governance enacted through ceremonial summits, estate ownership, and regenerative law.

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Compliance

• Aligned with UNDRIP, Indigenous law, and sovereign trust jurisdictions.
• CRA-compliant as authored IP infrastructure.

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Risks & Mitigations

• Misuse for regime change → Not viable without voluntary adoption.
• Militarized zones → Only applicable with ceremonial immunity.
• Risk of non-uptake → Mitigated by licensing to estates/regions seeking exit pathways.

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Evidence
Valuation modeled on legislative buyout precedents, estate conversions, and licensing rights. Comparable references include political pension models, IMF bailout frameworks, and sovereign debt restructurings.

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Changelog

Pending: Ceremonial summit acknowledgment.

July 2025: First draft filed.

August 2025: Public abstract logged.