"The laws of Succession have been written by our founding founders of the Galactic Republic, If by the loss of the Executive Branch, the still growing Republic Senate will take control of the Republic until a new leader is elected"
-The Codex wording that it is written in the Republic Charter


The Republic Charter is labeled in 18 Section, with 30 Amendments, and 20 Acts.
According Section 2, the Executive Branch Article 7, or later to be called Amendment 2
The Republic Succession Law of 1590 was written by the First Chancellor Amadeus as a way to balance the three branches of Government. This Law was passed by growing Republic Senate, it was signed on April 15th, 1590 at the Chancellory Office which is later to be called the Solanos Manor.

The Republic Succession Law of 1590 mentioned that if the Chancellor and Queen were killed then the Republic Senate has full control of the Republic until a new leader is elected. If the Chancellor and Queen have a child or children then by this act, the Senate can take rightful custody of the Children and will raise them until they are of Age, which is Age 18. The Senate alone cannot do it, a Single Senator must volunteer for the role. This act was added to the Law right after the loss the First Chancellor and Queen during the System Wars.

This Act was pushed multiple changes but all were shot down by the Senate or were nullified by the Galactic Court, this Act was later put into Debate when the return of Adrian Smith, the child of Amadeus and Stephanie, now called Adrian Solanos, the young Dragon managed to escape Republic Watch for his entire life, it proved that even the Republic's Acts couldn't be enforced with brute force or by law. The Act was later modified again by the same Dragon, now Supreme Chancellor of the Republic, it was modified to the point that if the Chancellor and Queen do die during office, then there will be a week of mourning for the loss of the two, during the mourning period the Senate must immediately chose a "Senate Leader" to act as the Guardian of the the Children of the Royal Family.