Art. 1 — All citizens of Seridovia are expected to conduct themselves with respect, dignity, and honesty in all interactions related to the Principality, whether in public, online, or at official events.

Art. 2 — The following conduct is incompatible with Seridovian citizenship: (a) deliberate public defamation of the Principality or its institutions; (b) harassment or abuse of other citizens or government officials; (c) impersonation of government representatives; (d) deliberate disruption of official government activities.

Art. 3 — Government officials are held to a higher standard of conduct. Officials must act impartially, avoid conflicts of interest, and refrain from using their position for personal gain.

Art. 4 — Reports of conduct violations may be submitted to the Ministry of Justice. All reports shall be reviewed and a determination made within a reasonable period.

Art. 5 — Sanctions for conduct violations may include: (a) formal warning; (b) temporary suspension of citizen services; (c) citizenship review leading to possible revocation, as governed by the Citizenship and Nationality Act.

Art. 6 — Citizens subject to a conduct review shall be notified and given a reasonable opportunity to respond before any sanction is imposed.

Art. 7 — The Ministry of Justice shall publish an annual summary of conduct reviews conducted, without identifying information, to ensure transparency.