The Mount Vema royal succession rule which is reviewed every five years in May will remain unchanged

The Mount Vema rule of royal succession which was due for review in May this year 2023, will remail unchanged. The rule is reviewed by the Mount Vema Sovereign every five years for a smooth transition in case of the sovereign’s death.
 
The rule currently states that the spouse must hand over the title to the spouse of the new sovereign and he or she becomes known as the King Father or the Queen Mother of Mount Vema, or The Grand Father or Grand Mother of Mount Vema. The Law says that no person, except a member of the Mount Vema royal family, at the time of the adoption of the constitution, will be eligible to the post of Veman Sovereign - Vema Seamount Authority.
 
Neither any member of the Mount Vema royal family be eligible to that post who has not attained the age of twenty-one years, except in case of emergency or exceptional circumstances. The rulers of the Kingdom of Mount Vema, must be the product of a matrimonial union only and, they must be the only children with the reserved right to the throne and bear the Goldishman family name.
 
In case of absence of the Veman Sovereign - The Vema Seamount Authority, or of his death or inability to discharge the powers and duties of Vema Sovereign and of supreme ruler of the territory, the same shall devolve on to: The order of succession established by the Mount Vema royal order 30112020-1.
 
​It is import to note that although the Monarchy of Mount Vema is hereditary, the next in line will be in accordance to the will of the sovereign, only when the sovereign chooses not to apply to this right, then the first born of the matrimonial union becomes the Vema Seamount Authority. >>>