FOUNDING CHARTER / 2026

The foundation behind our community.

OSN is governed by shared leadership, defined responsibility, and accountable decisions—not the authority of any single person.

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Ratified in 2026Seven governing articlesApplies to every rank

THE CHARTER, EXPLAINED

Governance in plain language.

These summaries explain what each article establishes. The complete document remains the controlling source whenever more detail is needed.

No member, leader, or department sits above the Charter.
ARTICLE I

Purpose & Identity

One State Network is a whitelisted, vMenu-based FiveM community built to deliver serious, immersive roleplay in a welcoming and mature environment.

ARTICLE II

Governance Structure

The Charter establishes a clear leadership structure from Community Members through Staff, Administration, the Board, and two equal Directors.

ARTICLE III

The Directorate

Director 01 and Director 02 serve as equal partners. Reserved executive decisions require both Directors to agree before they can move forward.

ARTICLE IV

Board of Directors

Department heads and Directors deliberate on community-wide decisions together, keeping leadership connected to the members they represent.

ARTICLE V

Heads of Department

Each department leader is responsible for daily standards, training, discipline, member development, and representing their department on the Board.

ARTICLE VI

Decision-Making

Authority is defined by the type of decision being made. When the Charter requires unanimity and agreement is not reached, the proposal does not pass.

ARTICLE VII

Amendments & Ratification

The Charter is OSN’s highest governing document. Changes must be made in writing and approved by both Directors.

ONE COMMUNITY STANDARD

The principles every decision returns to.

Quality over quantityFairnessAccountabilityCommunity first

OFFICIAL DOCUMENT

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The summaries above are an introduction. Open the source document for the complete language, responsibilities, and decision-making rules.

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