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{{Politics of Caphiria|expanded=executive}}
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The '''Council of Guardianship of the Imperium''' ([[Caphiric Latin]]: '''''Concilium'' ''Tutelae Imperialis''''') , better known as '''The Council of The Imperium''', and more commonly as '''The Council''' or '''The Imperium''', is the central executive authority of the [[Imperium of Caphiria]]. It consists of the [[Imperator of Caphiria]], the President of the Council (i.e. the Prime Minister), and the 15 state ministries known as the [[Council of Ministers (Caphiria)|Council of Ministers]]. The Council also has several non-magisterial officials such as deputy ministers (''viceministri''), junior ministers (''sottosegretari''), and more.
The '''Council of Guardianship of the Imperium''' ([[Caphiric Latin]]: '''''Concilium'' ''Tutelae Imperialis'''''), often contracted to the '''Council of the Imperium''', represents the central executive authority within the [[Government of Caphiria]]. The Council consists of two principal components: the [[Office of the Imperium]], led by the [[Imperator]] and includes the [[Prime Minister (Caphiria)|Prime Minister]] (who serves as the President of the Council) and a suite of non-magisterial officials tasked with assorted administrative responsibilities; and the [[Council of Ministers]], a collective of ministers appointed by the Imperator upon the Prime Minister's suggestion, forming the operational nucleus of The Imperium's governance framework. Additionally, the Council includes various non-magisterial officials such as deputy ministers (''viceministri''), junior ministers (''sottosegretari''), among others.
 
Under [[Constitution of Caphiria|the Constitution]], the Imperator is the chief executive of the executive branch and leads the Office of the Imperium, the main organ of the executive power. The Imperator governs by way of his ''imperium maius'' (supreme executive power) and delineates authority through the Council's hierarchy, channeling responsibilities through the Prime Minister and the ministers. The Prime Minister's appointment is a ceremonial endorsement by the Imperator following extensive consultations and is ratified by a comprehensive vote spanning [[Corcillum|the Corcillum]], Caphiria's parliament. Subsequently, based on the Prime Minister's nominations, the Council of Ministers is assembled to mirror the government's administrative and policy-oriented objectives.
 
The Council of the Imperium is often contracted to "The Imperium" and is often used metonymically to refer to the entirety of Caphiria's government, not only emphasizing the Council's central executive authority, but also but also reflecting the intricate balance maintained between direct democratic representation, the valor of meritorious service, and the concentrated executive power wielded by the Imperator.


According to the Constitution, the Council is led by the Imperator, who delegates through the President of the Council and ministers. The Imperator appoints the prime minister, and, on his proposal, the ministers form its cabinet. The Council of the Imperium is often contracted to simply "The Imperium" and is often used metonymically to refer to the [[Government of Caphiria]].
==Organization==
==Organization==
The Council of The Imperium consists of:
The Council of The Imperium consists of:


*The Office of the Imperium  
*The Office of the Imperium  
**The Imperator, as head of state and of the executive branch of the government;
**The [[Imperator]], as head of state and of the executive branch of the government;
**The Prime Minister, the chair of the council, who is appointed by the Imperator after consultations and is confirmed by a vote of both houses of the Senate;
**The [[Prime Minister (Caphiria)|Prime Minister]], the chair of the council, who is appointed by the Imperator after consultations and is confirmed by a vote of both houses of parliament;
**Non-magisterial officials such as the ''numerarius'' (who keeps records of national finances); the ''adjutores (''assistants to the Imperator); the ''magister equitum (''organizer of the Imperator's transportation), etc.
**Non-magisterial officials such as the ''numerarius'' (who keeps records of national finances); the ''adjutores (''assistants to the Imperator); the ''magister equitum (''organizer of the Imperator's transportation), etc.
*The Council of Ministers
*The [[Council of Ministers (Caphiria)|Council of Ministers]]
**The Ministers, appointed by the Imperator, according to the request of the Prime Minister.
**The Ministers, appointed by the Imperator, according to the request of the Prime Minister.


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==Ministries==
==Ministries==
{{main|Ministries of Caphiria}}
{{main|Council of Ministers (Caphiria)
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The current Prime Minister of the Council of the Imperium is Gregricius Cenora Varimonteka. Currently, there are 15 ministries in the Council of Ministers and an additional xx departments.
The current Prime Minister of the Council of the Imperium is Gregricius Cenora Varimonteka. Currently, there are 15 ministries in the Council of Ministers and an additional xx departments.

Latest revision as of 18:53, 1 March 2024

Council of Guardianship of the Imperium
Concilium Tutelae Imperialis
Overview
Established1782 (251 years ago)
State Caphiria
LeaderPrime Minister (Gregricius Varimonteka)
Appointed byImperator of Caphiria (Constantinus I)
Main organCouncil of Ministers
Responsible toImperator of Caphiria (Constantinus I)
Annual budget$17.4 trillion
HeadquartersThe Ataceris

The Council of Guardianship of the Imperium (Caphiric Latin: Concilium Tutelae Imperialis), often contracted to the Council of the Imperium, represents the central executive authority within the Government of Caphiria. The Council consists of two principal components: the Office of the Imperium, led by the Imperator and includes the Prime Minister (who serves as the President of the Council) and a suite of non-magisterial officials tasked with assorted administrative responsibilities; and the Council of Ministers, a collective of ministers appointed by the Imperator upon the Prime Minister's suggestion, forming the operational nucleus of The Imperium's governance framework. Additionally, the Council includes various non-magisterial officials such as deputy ministers (viceministri), junior ministers (sottosegretari), among others.

Under the Constitution, the Imperator is the chief executive of the executive branch and leads the Office of the Imperium, the main organ of the executive power. The Imperator governs by way of his imperium maius (supreme executive power) and delineates authority through the Council's hierarchy, channeling responsibilities through the Prime Minister and the ministers. The Prime Minister's appointment is a ceremonial endorsement by the Imperator following extensive consultations and is ratified by a comprehensive vote spanning the Corcillum, Caphiria's parliament. Subsequently, based on the Prime Minister's nominations, the Council of Ministers is assembled to mirror the government's administrative and policy-oriented objectives.

The Council of the Imperium is often contracted to "The Imperium" and is often used metonymically to refer to the entirety of Caphiria's government, not only emphasizing the Council's central executive authority, but also but also reflecting the intricate balance maintained between direct democratic representation, the valor of meritorious service, and the concentrated executive power wielded by the Imperator.

Organization

The Council of The Imperium consists of:

  • The Office of the Imperium
    • The Imperator, as head of state and of the executive branch of the government;
    • The Prime Minister, the chair of the council, who is appointed by the Imperator after consultations and is confirmed by a vote of both houses of parliament;
    • Non-magisterial officials such as the numerarius (who keeps records of national finances); the adjutores (assistants to the Imperator); the magister equitum (organizer of the Imperator's transportation), etc.
  • The Council of Ministers
    • The Ministers, appointed by the Imperator, according to the request of the Prime Minister.

Functions

As the central organ of the executive power, the Council's primary role is to actualize national political decisions. The Constitution provides it with the following means of doing this:

Legislative initiative: The Council of the Imperium can present bills to the national parliament.

Decree power: The Council of the Imperium can adopt two different types of the decree with legal force (that is, with a legal power equivalent to laws passed by the Senate): the Decree-law in cases of urgency and the Legislative decree in cases where the Senate has expressly delegated legislative authority to the Council. Frequent use of the decree power has seen substantial legislative power shift from the Senate to the Council.

Regulatory power: The ministers have two distinct but co-existing roles. They are politically the supreme executive authorities appointed by the Senate, but they are also the administrative heads of the State, whose activities they direct by the political process. As administrators, the Council and the individual ministers can produce "regulations" (regolamenti), which are legal implements subordinate to legislation. Thus, regulations that contradict legislation (i.e., laws passed by parliament, decree-laws, legislative decrees) are illegitimate and can be set aside by ordinary judges and annulled by administrative judges.

Ministries

The current Prime Minister of the Council of the Imperium is Gregricius Cenora Varimonteka. Currently, there are 15 ministries in the Council of Ministers and an additional xx departments.

Office of the Imperium
Ministry Minister Image
President of the Council (Prime Minister) Gregricius Cenora Varimonteka
Secretary of the Prime Minister Petius Goria Sabuccia
Ministry of the Treasury Luccia Gregordia Castoclerus
Ministry of Justice Critor Abusia Isurinovio
Ministry of Diplomacy Corbus Helvianus
Ministry of Culture Theodorus Iuba
Ministry of the Tribunate Aspasius Micius
Ministry of Defense Aureolus Numonis
Ministry of Intelligence Octavianus Caesennius Nerva
Censorial Assembly
Ministry of Technology Vel Marius Archarius
Ministry of the Church Alcesimarchus Valens
Ministry of Infrastructure Lysticus Robertus Amphion
Ministry of Education Cario Caecilius
Ministry of Health Eonius Staphio Olcaturnus
Ministry of Environment and Horticulture Tychio Dorati Pertinucion
Ministry of Meteorology Clen Rocaelia
Ministry of Commerce and Trade Ottiano Cosiano

Relationship with other parts of the political system

See also