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Revision as of 05:59, 5 July 2021
Rektārkax Vekturxóstrev Federal Executive College | |
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Overview | |
State | Kiravian Federacy |
Leader | Secretary-General |
Appointed by | Prime Executive |
Responsible to | Prime Executive |
Headquarters | Tárilavnuv Gate Kartika |
Website | https://www.xudra.āri.kr/ |
The Federal Executive College (Coscivian: Rektārkax Vekturxóstrev), known informally as the "Federal Cabinet" (Rektārkax Xudra), is the highest body of the executive branch of the Government of the Kiravian Federacy. Appointed and led by the Prime Executive of the Kiravian Federacy, the Executive College acts as the organisational conduit through which the administration directs the professional federal bureaucracy, implements its policy objectives, and formulates inter-agency responses to national issues.
As the Kiravian federal government is a fully presidential system, the Executive College is not independent of the Prime Executive (all of its members are appointed and dismissible by the PE), and only exercises a few reserve powers of its own (see below). This contrasts with the executive colleges (and analogous bodies) of many Kiravian states and territories, which exercise substantial power as collegial institutions and may also have some degree of independence from the Chief Executive/Governor. As such, nearly all cabinet votes are advisory in nature (so that the PE may gauge support for a measure among his administration) or relate to internal business. Practicality, convention, and custom underpin the importance and political role of the Executive College more than constitutional authority, and its manner of business has evolved under different administrations.
Legal Basis
Constitutional basis + Reserve powers Eligibility for appointment. Confirmation process.
Members
Officer | Duties | Subordinate Agencies |
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Prime Executive | Head of state Head of government Chairman of the College. |
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Second Executive | Constitutional successor to the Prime Executive Chair of the College in PE's absence |
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Secretary-General Steward of Tárilavn Gate |
Recording and corresponding secretary of the College Chief administrator of the executive branch |
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Attorney-General | Legal representative of the Federacy Attorney and chief litigator for the administration Not a public prosecutor. |
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Emergency Backup Executive | Successor of last resort to the Prime Executive Coördinator for continuity of government planning |
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Executive | Policy Remit | Subordinate Agencies |
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State Dean of Torrigen Hall |
Foreign policy and Diplomacy Consular affairs International organisations Cultural exchange Foreign intelligence Coscivian minorities and Overseas Kiravians Ceremony and protocol |
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Defence Captain of the Citadel |
Armed forces Strategic planning Military intelligence |
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Security Dean of the Dreaded Ibykia |
State and internal security Domestic security Border security Counter-terrorism Cybersecurity and Biosecurity |
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Territorial Dean of the Tholos |
Environmental policy Public Lands Forest policy Aboriginal policy Geodesy |
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Agriculture Dean of the Florîd Palace |
Agricultural policy Food policy Veterinary policy Weights & Measures Rural development |
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Maritime & Insular Affairs First Grandee of the Sea or some shit |
Marine policy Insular policy Civil navigation Fisheries policy Territorial waters Blue economy Oceanography Meteorology |
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Overseas Development | Colonisation Human Capital Transfer Colonial and indigenous trade Colonial infrastructure Human development International development aid |
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Overseas Governance | Colonial policy Good governance and capacity-building Colonial civil service Colonial government auditing Colonial law enforcement |
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Common Market | Interstate trade policy Competition law Consumer protection Transportation policy |
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Industry & Commerce | Industrial policy Trade policy |
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Finance, Investment, and Capital Markets | ||
Development & Regional Balance | Development policy Regional policy Decentralisation Ethnic development |
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Small, Medium, Micro-, Coöperative, and Social Enterprises | ||
Labour, Human Capital, and Social Affairs | Social policy Labour policy Education policy Migration policy and Naturalisation Demography |
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Signals, Wiring, and Digital Development |
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Culture, Heritage, and Civil Society | Cultural policy Coscivian traditional culture Cultural counter-hegemony Civil society promotion |
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Energy & Civil Research | Energy policy Atomic policy Science policy Space policy? |
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Exchequer & Management | Fiscal policy |
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The Justiciary |
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Public Health |
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Polar Affairs | Arctic policy Antarctic policy |
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Titles
The early Executive College did not resemble most modern cabinets in that its portfolios were not necessarily tied to a particular policy area (e.g. defence, finance). Rather, the first few Prime Executives of the Federal Period appointed individuals they trusted to the Executive College and assigned responsibility for subordinate agencies more or less arbitrarily. Slightly later on, there developed a custom of assigning Chief Executives responsibility for certain buildings in Kartika, and which Chief Executive a particular agency reported to was a function of where its offices were located. As the bureaucracy grew and developed, there...