Succession defines the structured continuation of Custodial Authority within the Institution without interruption of jurisdiction, territorial integrity, or Charter supremacy.
The Institution is constituted to persist beyond individual tenure.
Authority is continuous where Charter remains in force.
The Institutional Seat is not contingent upon the presence of any single person, office, or generation.
Change in leadership, stewardship, or administrative structure does not dissolve institutional jurisdiction nor alter the constitutive conditions fixed under Charter.
Custodial Authority transfers within the principal offices of the Institution in accordance with the Succession Protocol fixed under Charter.
Such transfer does not alter:
Authority passes.
Structure remains.
Land constituted as Institutional Seat remains insulated from:
Where land is bound under Charter, it remains governed ground.
Stewardship is exercised in continuity under pre-existing chartered conditions.
Succession operates within applicable civil law while preserving the internal structural conditions established by Charter.
Institutional order is not dependent upon individual tenure.
Where Charter governs land, continuity is secured beyond persons.