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The purpose of this Act is to authorise future changes to the Line of Succession to be made by the Senate with the consent of the Monarch.
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In accordance with Article IV, Section C, Paragraph F of the Austenasian Constitution of 2011, Parliament has ultimate control over the Line of Succession to the Throne. By the passage and under the provisions of Paragraph 3 of this same Act, Parliament hereby authorises the Senate to make any subsequent changes to the composition of the Line of Succession.
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The Senate may, to add or remove an individual or individuals from the Line of Succession to the Throne or to rearrange its order, pass a Senatorial Resolution to that effect which must be approved by the Monarch to enter into force.
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A Senatorial Resolution is passed by a majority vote of Senators, with the Princeps Senatus able to cast a deciding vote in the case of a tie and being responsible for the promulgation of the resolution.
