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The '''Ministry of Commerce''', formally titled '''His Most Christian Majesty's Ministry of Commerce''', is the [[Concilium Purpaidá|Purpaidá]] Ministry that advises the [[Government of Urcea]] and leads the nation in transportation, labor and trade policy issues. | The '''Ministry of Commerce''', formally titled '''His Most Christian Majesty's Ministry of Commerce''', is the [[Concilium Purpaidá|Purpaidá]] Ministry that advises the [[Government of Urcea]] and leads the nation in transportation, labor and trade policy issues. It is one of the primary regulators and oversight bodies of the [[Economy of Urcea|Urcean economy]]. The Minister of Commerce, rather than the [[Ministry of State (Urcea)|Minister of State]], manages Urcea's relationship with the [[Levantine Union]] due to the importance of trade and the common market created by the [[Levantine Union]]. | ||
== Office for Trade Development == | == Office for Trade Development == | ||
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=== Agency for Guild Enforcement and Mediation === | === Agency for Guild Enforcement and Mediation === | ||
The Agency for Guild Enforcement and Mediation is responsible for enforcing the binding decisions of guilds on its members when the guild's internal efforts to do so have failed. These enforcements typically take the form of non-compliant firms or sections of workers still striking despite an internal guild decision ending such incidents. The Agency works with the [[Ministry of Justice (Urcea)|Ministry of Justice]] to issue requests for compliance, and failures to comply are referred for judicial action by the Agency. The Agency is also responsible for mediating disputes between separate guilds. In the event of a potential strike or work shutdown, when disputes within [[Guilds (Urcea)|guilds]] | The Agency for Guild Enforcement and Mediation is responsible for enforcing the binding decisions of guilds on its members when the guild's internal efforts to do so have failed. These enforcements typically take the form of non-compliant firms or sections of workers still striking despite an internal guild decision ending such incidents. The Agency works with the [[Ministry of Justice (Urcea)|Ministry of Justice]] to issue requests for compliance, and failures to comply are referred for judicial action by the Agency. The Agency is also responsible for mediating disputes between separate guilds. In the event of a potential strike or work shutdown, when disputes within [[Guilds (Urcea)|guilds]] led to more than thirty days of gridlock, the Agency has the automatic ability to implement a temporary arbitrated settlement which lasts for 90 days. This ability, rarely used, is intended to prevent strikes or protracted gridlock between capital and labor. | ||
=== Agency for Economic Access === | === Agency for Economic Access === | ||
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== Office for the Royal Infrastructure Programs == | == Office for the Royal Infrastructure Programs == | ||
Until budget cuts and the "Redundancy Elimination Act of 1985", a separate Ministry of Transportation managed the nation's transportation infrastructure. | |||
=== Agency for Royal Airports === | === Agency for Royal Airports === | ||
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=== Agency for Provincial Infrastructure Development === | === Agency for Provincial Infrastructure Development === | ||
== Office for | == Office for Equitable Economic Activity == | ||
The | === Agency for Consumer Affairs === | ||
=== Agency for Financial Instrument Oversight === | |||
The Agency for Financial Instrument Oversight (AFIO) is the primary regulatory body of Urcea's [[Urcea#Finance|financial system]]. While significant oversight abilities - as well as control of monetary policy - ultimately rests with the [[Levantine Union]], AFIO is primarily responsible for enforcing anti-usury laws while also having the basic responsibility of directly implementing fines and other sanctions on businesses which violate directives of the Levantine Union. | |||
[[Category:Urcea]] | [[Category:Urcea]] | ||