Statutes of
La Maison princière d’Achish-Beth (SAS)
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The Statutes of La Maison princière d’Achish-Beth, registered as a Société par Actions Simplifiée (SAS) under French law, define the operational and legal framework that governs the House’s intellectual, cultural, and scientific activities in the contemporary world. Fully aligned with the Constitution of the Princely House, the SAS enables the practical implementation of its founding values — ethics, symbolic coherence, and dynastic continuity.
Key provisions include:
Dual governance by the Reigning Prince and Cadet Prince, each holding equal authority in their respective domains — diplomatic, scientific, cultural, or administrative — as defined in the Constitution.
Establishment of the Family Council, the supreme internal body for governance, arbitration, and oversight, with special recusal and deadlock resolution clauses.
Clear capital structure: shares divided between the Princes, designated family members, and the Princely Foundation.
Mission-aligned activities: strategic consultancy, cultural management, scientific R&D — especially in the field of symbolic AI and the System of Consciousness.
Detailed procedures for succession, intellectual property management, profit distribution, and amendments, all in strict adherence to the moral and symbolic foundations laid out in the Constitution.
A Board of Trustees composed of external experts provides advisory input while respecting the authority of the Princes and the Council.
The Statutes serve as the legal engine behind the House’s global engagements — ensuring transparency, responsibility, and fidelity to its historical mission in the modern age.
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