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==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||
==Government and Politics== | ==Government and Politics== | ||
[[File:PJP.jpg|thumb|Abdurrahman Mokhtar, Leader of the People's Justice Party and Governor of Truk] | [[File:PJP.jpg|thumb|Abdurrahman Mokhtar, Leader of the People's Justice Party and Governor of Truk]] | ||
Truk is unique in [[Daxia]] in that it is governed by an almost fully autonomous administration and legislature. These bodies have complete authority regarding lawmaking, taxation and expenditure; the exception to their powers are the areas of national defense and relations with foreign policy which are handled from [[Mirzak]]. The unicameral, sixty-seat Legislative Diwan is elected once every four years by single non-transferable votes from fixed constituencies. The District Governor is nominated by the largest party (must be a member of the Diwan and is usually the party leader) in the Diwan and must be ratified by a simple majority; he may be unseated by a two thirds majority vote. The Daxian government may employ a veto on national security reasons, but it has never been used. Currently the government is led by a coalition of the local [[People's Justice Party (Daxia)|People's Justice Party]] and the [[Party of Daxian Democrats]]; together they have forty one seats in the Diwan. | Truk is unique in [[Daxia]] in that it is governed by an almost fully autonomous administration and legislature. These bodies have complete authority regarding lawmaking, taxation and expenditure; the exception to their powers are the areas of national defense and relations with foreign policy which are handled from [[Mirzak]]. The unicameral, sixty-seat Legislative Diwan is elected once every four years by single non-transferable votes from fixed constituencies. The District Governor is nominated by the largest party (must be a member of the Diwan and is usually the party leader) in the Diwan and must be ratified by a simple majority; he may be unseated by a two thirds majority vote. The Daxian government may employ a veto on national security reasons, but it has never been used. Currently the government is led by a coalition of the local [[People's Justice Party (Daxia)|People's Justice Party]] and the [[Party of Daxian Democrats]]; together they have forty one seats in the Diwan. | ||
==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||