A décret is a decree or edict rendered by the Empress of Australia. A décret has the full force of binding law within the lands of the Waka-Krangere of Australia. These edicts run the gamut from the fanciful (exempli gratia, Décret 1713) to the deadly serious (exempli gratia, Décret 1927). Failure to heed a décret […]
In Décret 1713, Eleanor the Nineteenth decreed that every third Thursday of the month should be considered hat day in which all subjects must wear a hat in public unless they can produce a legitimate reason why such an accessory would jeopardize their health or well-being. Widely derided, the Décret was created in response to […]
This decree created the world’s most extensive marine reserve. It is centred in the Australian Ocean. It is the brainchild of Eleanor the Thirty-Third.
Décret 3792 set about to create more favourable terms for the social-labour contract in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. The text of the Décret included the following provisions: A 4-day, 32-hour workweek shall be the standard for employees of the government. Supervisors are forbidden to contact their supervisees on days when they are not scheduled to […]