Chinese People's National Convention

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Chinese People's National Convention Provisional Constitution of the Republic of China (1931)

Article 87 When a majority of the provinces in the country reach the period of Constitutionalism-that is, when district autonomy has been completely instituted throughout each of such provinces then the National Government shall immediately summon a National People's Convention to decide upon the adoption and promulgation of the Permanent Constitution.
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Chinese People's National Convention Provisional Constitution of the Republic of China (1931)

PREAMBLE The National Government, in order to reconstruct the Republic of China on the basis of the Three Principles of the People and the Constitution of Five Powers, which forms the underlying principle of the revolution, having now brought the revolution from the military to the political tutelage period, deems it necessary to promulgate a Provisional Constitution for general observance, so that the realization of constitutional government may be accelerated and political power restored to a popularly-elected government
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Chinese People's National Convention Provisional Constitution of the Republic of China (1931)

Article 38 All persons shall be free to make contracts: such freedom, in so far as it is not in conflict with the public interest or with good morals, shall be protected by law.
Article 39 In order to better their economic well-being as well as to promote closer co-operation between capital and labour, the people may form occupational organizations in accordance with law.
Article 40 Both capital and labour shall develop productive enterprises in accordance with the principle of co-operation and mutual benefit.
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