From the General Assembly

Resolution No. 5 commits the institution to documenting Reli language, oral history, sacred sites, royal regalia, and customary law for future generations.

The Assembly adopted the full constitutional governance structure - from the Gerube Lo Reli down to the 47 Sub-Chiefdoms and all constitutional organs.

Resolution No. 1 unanimously reaffirms Tumata Lo Reli as the principal custodian of Reli customs, traditions, language, and heritage.

Delegates unanimously adopted a resolution calling on the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development to formally recognize the Tumata Lo Reli under Article 246 of the Constitution.

His Majesty Male Victor presided over the official signing, establishing the governance framework that guides the kingdom today.

The Reli Community Annual General Meeting set in motion the modern restoration of the Reli cultural institution and documentation of Reli history.