According to Articles 9.1 through 9.3 of the Constitution, any person of legal age who recognizes this Constitution, wishes to follow its provisions, and wants to participate in constitutional process, regardless of his or her cultural origin, nationality, or place of residence, has the right to become part of the proclaimed community by applying for citizenship and in accordance with appropriate law. The citizenship of minors and persons declared insane is determined by the parents, guardians, or officials of the law enforcement or health care authorities. The identity card acquired together with the citizenship is a basic identification document, a certificate of birth, and nationality, ethnic and cultural affiliation, a source of information on biogenetic traits, as well as an indication of the possession of inalienable individual rights.