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Revision as of 18:47, 12 April 2021
The Union of Democratic States | |
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• President | Nuevo San Miguel |
History
The UDS was founded by The Noble Thatcherites in late 2015.
Foreign Relations
The UDS is a founding member of the Partnership for Sovereignty. It has bilateral treaties with the East Pacific (the Aurora Covenant), 10000 Islands (the United Island Accord), and the South Pacific (Treaty of Democratic Unity).
Military
The Union of Democratic States Armed Forces (UDSAF) is run by the Minister of Defense, which is appointed by the President. It is defender. The current Minister of Defense is Kade Vasentius.
Government
The UDS government has an executive, a legislature consisting of a senate and a general assembly, a judiciary, and a chancellery.
The executive consists of the President, the Vice President, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of the Census, Minister of Culture, Minister of Defense, and the Minister of Justice. Presidential elections are held at the end of February, June and October, with the president being sworn in at the start of March, July and November. The President nominates the other Ministers for the Senate to vote on. The President's basically the most important person - according to the legislation, they're technically head of all the ministries, and are just delegating to the Ministers. They also process citizenship applications.
The legislature consists of two houses, a senate and a general assembly. The senate consists of five senators, elected from the general assembly every two months. The general assembly is all citizens except the senators. The Senate elects a speaker, and the General Assembly elects a Chairperson every four months (at the end of January, May and September). Both houses can propose laws. A law has to pass in both houses to be signed into law. The President can veto a law, but the Senate can veto the President's veto.
The Supreme Court consists of three Justices, nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. They have reconfirmation votes at the end of April, August and September. The Minister of Justice doesn't rule the supreme court, they just submit prosecution to the court when necessary.
The Chancellery are the oldest and most trustworthy players plus the founder. Their job is to run elections and appoint the WA Delegate.
Culture
The UDS are big on independent media - there are like nine different media companies.