Regional Kiravia Caucus

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The Regional Kiravia Caucus is a grouping of parties and independents in the Kiravian Stanora seeking greater autonomy for the Federacy's states from the Federal government. The group includes both soft and hard antifederalists, confederalists, subnationalists, and various state independence parties.

Regional Kiravia Caucus

Kadastra Rymniverax Kiraviá
Founded21188
Headquarters№12, 16-ram, K-District, Kartika (unofficial)
IdeologyAntifederalism (Kiravian)
Decentralisation
Factions:
Confederalism
Regionalism
Subnationalism
Secessionism
Minority politics
Stanora
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History

Unlike most of the present political groupings in federal politics, the RKC does not have a clear line of descent from the National Renewal Movement or Kirosocialist Party. Rather, it grew out of a working group of delegates to the Restoration Convention seeking greater autonomy for peripheral parts of the Kiravian realm, as well as a few anti-federalist delegates from non-peripheral regions.


Platform

Legislative Strategy

Due to its small size relative to other caucuses, unstable membership, and lack of programmatic cohesion, the RKC has never joined a majority coalition in the Stanora, and by most accounts has never been seriously courted as a coalition partner. The RKC has been in the anti-administration camp without interruption since its inception.

Internal Diversity

Built around a platform concerned mainly with federalism and administrative policy, there is a great deal of ideological diversity among the caucus' parties and independent members. Many KoR members, especially those from Western Great Kirav, the Eastern Highlands, and high-latitude island colonies, are of a libertarian conservative bent, whereas Fíanna Aird Mór is a big-tent centrist party with some centre-left social liberal leanings. The Confederal Republican and State's Rights parties of South Kirav are typically of an agrarian and traditionalist conservative orientation, and the Pelagic Regional Party has a syncretic platform incorporating elements of bioregionalism, eco-distributism, indigenous rights, and cultural conservatism.

Member Parties

Caucus Members (with sitting Delegates)

Conference Members

Represented in state legislatures or statewide office:'

Local represenation:

Consultative Members

  • Taormine National Party (Ibykia)

Conference Observers

Parties with representation:

Civic groups and unrepresented parties: