Mainland Provisional Representation Consultation

Jurisdiction scope: This page proposes a future mainland representation mechanism. Any ROC (Taiwan) constitutional or institutional examples are design references; they are not descriptions of current mainland representation or electoral practice.

NON-GOVERNMENTAL CONSULTATION — NOT AN ELECTION, REFERENDUM, GOVERNMENT OR LEGISLATURE.

This draft hub explains Free China’s proposed one-year consultation on voluntary Mainland-connected constitutional representation, protected participation, provincial and regional constituency formation, legal continuity, and possible later provisional representation.

The initial one-year stage creates no elected office and no sovereign or governmental authority. Any later representative stage requires an independent Year-One audit, a separate affirmative authorization decision, qualifying constituencies, and published election rules.

Consultation proxies and delegations expire with the initial consultation unless expressly renewed under an approved protocol. A subsequently elected provisional representative would serve under a proposed four-year term model, subject to constitutional review, recall and vacancy rules, and automatic sunset when genuinely free and lawful elections become possible.

This consultation is not yet open. No live voting, registration or sensitive identity collection is active. Expressions of interest may be sent via the Contact / Press page.