Government of Caphiria

Government of Caphiria

Formation	1191; 829 years ago
Founding document	Constitution of Caphiria
Country	The Imperium and Possessions of Caphiria
Legislature	Senate of Caphiria
Meeting place	Forum Magnum
Leader	Imperator of Caphiria
Headquarters	The Ataceris
Main organ	The Imperium
Court	Supreme Court of the Imperium

The Imperial Government of Caphiria, (colloquially referred to as The Imperium) is the national government of the Imperium of Caphiria, which covers 18 Provinces (Banlieueregio), two autonomous regions, and one special administrative region, as well as several island possessions. The Government of Caphiria is organized into three main Triumirs, or branches, which are Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. Power is vested by the Constitution of Caphiria in the Imperator, Senate, and Supreme Court, respectively.

In theory, the Imperium of Caphiria operates as a unitary constitutional republic, with ultimate authority in every judicial, executive, and legislative matter being derived from its constitution. In practice however, Caphiria is functionally autocratic (and for all intents and purposes would be an autocratic-caesaropapist constitutional republic), with immense power is vested in a single leader - the Imperator of Caphiria - who serves as head of state and chief executive. Historically, the Imperator ruled by divine right but recently most of the powers of the Imperator have been set forth in Proclamation 9 of the Constitution. This leads to a highly complex system of de jure and de facto authority within the government as powers and duties are not clearly delineated.

Because of this unique system, the Imperator is the de jure head of each of the branches of government. However, the Senate of Caphiria wields significant power over the fiscal responsibilities of the Imperium, as well as possessing the ability to solely bring new laws to vote, and the Supreme Court system has gradually gained a tremendous amount of oversight and control over the application of the law, having the power to declare legislation or executive action made at any level of the government as unconstitutional, nullifying the law and creating precedent for future law and decisions. There have been many amendments to the Constitution to further delineate authority and organize the government further, but because of historical significance of the Imperator, it will always be the single point in which the government of Caphiria stems from.

Executive branch

Main articles: Imperator of Caphiria, Office of the Imperium, and Ministries of Caphiria

The executive power in the government is vested in its entirety through the Imperator of Caphiria. The Imperator governs by way of his imperium maius (supreme executive power), his auctoritas principis (primary legislative authority), and his jure divis (divine mandate as Pope) As its chief executive, the Imperator is head of state and thus head of the Ministries of Caphiria, the trans-parliamentary bodies that administer the functions of the federal government on behalf of the Imperator. He has the ability to appoint and fire ministers, create and dissolve ministries, as well as the responsibility to appoint diplomatic and provincial officials.

The Imperator relies on the Office of the Imperium, the principal executive organ through which his Prime Minister leads. This Office consists of 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, and all of the Ministers, according to the request of the Prime Minister. These ministries are the de facto administers of the government of Caphiria, serving the functions of the federal government on behalf of the Imperator. Ultimately though, the powers of the Office of the Imperium rest in the hands of the Imperator of Caphiria until the ministers assume their offices.

While the Imperator maintains executive power at the highest level, he delegates power and authority to a Praetor (governor) to administer the Imperium's 21 provincial-level divisions. Under normal circumstances, available praetorian posts are brought before the Senate in August so that elections can be held to fill them with ambitious citizens. Because praetorship is directly devolved from the Imperator, they are governing as representatives of the Imperator himself and must enforce his will and sovereignty above all else. All members of the patrician class can run for these offices, the stipulation being that they quit their current job and leave for their appointed province no more than two months after winning their election (making holders of major offices such as Princeps Senatus and Imperator ineligible). The purpose behind praetorship is for every province (with the exception of Venceia) to be administered by a citizen from Caphiria itself. This is a relic of the custom of maintaining direct Caphirian rule over all the provinces. However, the Imperator can impeach any reigning praetor, forcing a new election unless the impeachment is vetoed by the Tribune.

The Imperator also serves as military commander-in-chief and chief diplomat, directly presiding over the 13 million active-duty military personnel, 7 million employees within the executive branch, and 4 ministries. While the Imperator possess near limitless executive power, the Senate has the ability to legally oppose most of the Imperator's actions by a super-majority.

Legislative branch

Main article: Senate of Caphiria

As the legislative branch for the Imperium, the Senate of Caphiria - known traditionally as the Imperial Senate - separates into two distinct representative bodies. First, the Curiate Assembly (Comitia Curiata) occupies itself with the fiscal responsibilities of the Senate and gives legitimacy to legislation by its support. Second, the Consular Congress (Comitium Consularis) writes bills and provides a second democratic check on enacting new laws. Specific executive or legislative tasks can be delegated to a Decemvirate, a commission of ten patricians who have the authority to write a bill on specific matter before presenting it to the Senate for legislation. The general structure of the Senate remains unchanged since its institution in 1066 and its broader functions are the same from when they were delegated in 1191 by the Constitution. Nevertheless, the specific powers of its houses have varied considerably over the last millennium, sometimes overshadowing and at other times being overshadowed by the Imperator.

The Lower house is the Curiate Assembly (Comitia Curiata) but tradition is to refer to it as the Curia (Assembly). Occupying the lower house of the Senate are 2000 directly elected representatives of the citizens. These members of the Assembly, officers of regular legislation, are referred to as Senators (Senatores). Each senator represents 900,000 citizens of a curia, a contiguous political district within the Imperium. Regular bills need a 51% senatorial majority to become senatus consultum (decree of the senate). Such a bill will be posted in the Forum the following morning for review by magistrates and citizens. Afterward, the Imperator has the power to either enact or veto the bill, unless it carries a supermajority in the Senate.

Presiding over the Assembly is the President of the Senate (Princeps Senatus), a magistrate with no voting power but who decides the vote in the event of a tie, sways the opinion of senators by his influence, and can nullify a maximum of 10 votes with a valid reason. His duties as president include calling the either house of the Senate to assemble, issuing the final legislative position of the Assembly, maintaining order during parliamentary discussions, and delivering messages from the Assembly in person to the Imperator. As figurehead of the Senate, the Princeps is often the public face for the legislature, speaking to the people of Caphiria several times a year.

The Senate's Upper house is the Consular Congress (Comitium Consularis), a body that traces its origins to the First Republic. Members of Congress are Consuls (Consules) but are not like the bureaucrats who bore their name during the First Republic. Consuls are unique in that they govern and represent the Imperium's major cultural groups - Foederatae - and maintain the concept of stratification, which in Caphiria is incredibly complex and diverse, encompassing both legal and social status. An individual consul wields significant power as a magistrate, taking part in both the legislative process through his auctoritas nationalis and the executive process through his imperium foederalis over his particular Foederatae.

Consuls are apportioned a number of votes equal to the proportion of the citizens he represents to the total population, determined by the Census. Accordingly, the most powerful consul is the Consul Regio with 14 votes out of 210. Groups like the Jews, who otherwise have no representation in the government, receive a surprising number of votes - in their case 13 split among their three consuls. As figurehead for an entire people, a consul is an example for the customs of his people and his treatment relative to the others is taken as evidence for the relative standing of his nation. Like the Curia, a majority in the Congress is needed for a bill to pass. Unique among the legislative powers of the Congress is the power to write legislation.

By convention, both houses of the Senate regularly convene every Saturday. Typically, there is a session in the morning, a break for midday meal, then another session in the afternoon. The Princeps Senatus may call senators from their homes across the empire to a meeting the next day if there is legislation to debate or important matters requiring the attention of the government. A senator can expect to find himself in the Senate about a hundred to one hundred and fifty days a year.

Judicial branch

The judicial branch for the Imperium is the Supreme Court (Tribunalis Ultima) which is itself a function of the Ministry of Justice which administers and oversees the overall judicial system. Decisions ruled as part of a proceeding in the Supreme Court cannot be overruled elsewhere, unless the relevant law is changed by senatus consultum. The Supreme Court system has gradually gained a tremendous amount of oversight and control over the application of the law, having the power to declare legislation or executive action made at any level of the government as unconstitutional, nullifying the law and creating precedent for future law and decisions.

In Caphiria, judges are public officials and, since they exercise one of the sovereign powers of the Imperium, only citizens of the Imperium are eligible for judgeship. In order to become a judge, applicants must obtain a degree of higher education as well as pass written and oral examinations. However, most training and experience is gained through the judicial organization itself. The potential candidates then work their way up from the bottom through promotions. Caphiria's independent judiciary enjoys special constitutional protection from the executive branch. Once appointed, judges serve for life and cannot be removed without specific disciplinary proceedings conducted in due process before the Supreme Court. The Ministry of Justice handles the administration of courts and judiciary, including paying salaries and constructing new courthouses. The Ministry of Justice also administer the prison system. Lastly, the Ministry of Justice receives and processes applications for presidential pardons and proposes legislation dealing with matters of civil or criminal justice.

The structure of the court system in Caphiria is:

• Inferior courts of original and general jurisdiction Intermediate appellate courts which hear cases on appeal from lower courts,
• Courts of last resort which hear appeals from lower appellate courts on the interpretation of law,
• Supreme Court of Caphiria

As the highest court within Caphiria, the Supreme Court ensures the correct application of law in the inferior and appeal courts and resolves disputes as to which lower court (penal, civil, administrative, military) has jurisdiction to hear a given case. The Supreme Court can reject, or confirm, a sentence from a lower court. If it rejects the sentence, it can order the lower court to amend the trial and sentencing, or it can annul the previous sentence altogether. A sentence confirmed by the Supreme Court is final and definitive, and cannot be further appealed for the same reasons. Although the Supreme Court cannot overrule the trial court's interpretation of the evidence it can correct a lower court's interpretation or application of the law connected to a specific case.

According to the Constitution, the Supreme Court shall pass judgement on:

• controversies on the constitutional legitimacy of laws issued by the State and Provinces and when the Court declares a law unconstitutional, the law ceases to have effect the day after the publication of the ruling,
• conflicts arising from allocation of powers of the State and those powers allocated to State and Provinces, and between Provinces,
• charges brought against the Imperator,
• The constitutional court passes on the constitutionality of laws with no right of appeal.

The Caphirian judicial system is based on civil law and not based on common law. Its core principles are entirely codified into a normative system which serves as the primary source of law, which means judicial decisions of the supreme court, as well as those of lower courts, are binding within the frame of reference of each individual case submitted, but do not constitute the base for judicial precedent for other future cases as in Common Law. It is worth noting that while in Civil Law jurisdictions the doctrine of stare decisis (precedent) does not apply, however, in practice the decisions of the Supreme Court of usually provide a very robust reference point in jurisprudence constante. The two essential aims of the Supreme Court of are to ensure that lower courts correctly follow legal procedure, and to harmonize the interpretation of laws throughout the judicial system.

The Supreme Court is organized into two divisions: a criminal section and a civil section. The court has a general president who is appointed by the Imperator, The Magnus Judex (High Judge), a deputy, and each section has its own president.Cases brought to the supreme court are normally heard by a panel of five judges. In more complex cases, especially those concerning compounded matters of statutory interpretation an extended panel of nine judges hear the case. In addition, in every case submitted to the supreme court, the office of public prosecutor must state their interpretation of the applicable law, to assist and facilitate the court, in a consultative capacity, in reaching its final decision. The Supreme Court itself is composed of 15 judges that are collectively known as the Council of Supreme Judges (Consilio Judicatis Magnus) for the term of service of two lustra (10 years total): 5 appointed by the Imperator, 5 elected by the Senate, and 5 elected by the ordinary and administrative courts. Candidates need to be either lawyers with twenty years or more experience, full professors of law, or (former) members of the Ministry of Justice. The Council then elects the Presidents of the court. The President is elected from among its members in a secret ballot, by an absolute majority (8 votes in the case of a full court). If no person gets a majority, a runoff election between the two judges with the most votes occurs.

As a function of the Ministry of Justice, the High Judge also serves as Prime Minister of the Ministry of Justice which has its own place within the judicial system. The Ministry of Justice arranges the album judicum - a list of every licensed jurist eligible for judging cases in a lawful court - and decides on the time and place of sessions in every Caphirian court of law. It also serves as the backbone for all of the Imperium's provincial and municipal court systems. Each provincial government possesses its own provinciarum judex, or provincial judge, who is subservient to the Ministry of Justice. While provincial judges have some leniency with their rulings and interpretations of the law, they are bound to the interpretation of law from the Ministry of Justice as a whole, meaning any ruling in one province will immediately affect the others.

Budget

For fiscal year (FY) 2026, the imperial government spent $20.9 trillion, equaling approximately half of its GDP. The deficit equaled $5.7 trillion, approximately 13% of GDP. Tax revenue amounted to $15.2 trillion, approximately 37% of GDP.

Department / Function	Funding	% of budget
Ministry of the Treasury	$579,662,193,018	2.58%
Office of Treasury Administration	$1,159,324,386	0.20%
Department of Taxation and Fiscal Affairs	$86,949,328,953	15.00%
- Office of Tax and Revenue Policy	$2,869,327,855	3.30%
- Office of Fiscal and Macroeconomic Affairs	$2,434,581,211	2.80%
- Office of Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes	$1,130,341,276	1.30%
- Office of the Federal Budget	$695,594,632	0.80%
- Office of Quaestors	$35,040,579,568	40.3%
- Central Tax Service	$21,737,332,238	25.0%
- Customs Service	$7,738,490,277	8.90%
- Financial Services and Markets Authority	$8,086,287,593	9.30%
- Banking and Insurance Regulatory Authority	$4,608,314,434	5.30%
- Alcohol and Narcotics Market Regulation Authority	$2,608,479,869	3.00%
Department of the Treasury	$434,746,644,763	75.00%
- Office of Treasury Administration	$3,477,973,158	0.80%
- Office of Engraving, Minting & Printing	$95,644,261,848	22.0%
- Office of Financial Crimes Enforcement	$65,211,996,715	15.00%
- Office of Business Lending Programs	$100,426,474,940	23.10%
- Office of Narcotics and Excise Tax Enforcement	$478,221,309	0.11%
- Office of Aediles	$130,423,993,429	30.00%
- Office of Accounting and Statistics	$10,868,666,119	2.50%
- Office of Financial Auditing, Accountability and Ethics	$10,868,666,119	2.50%
- Office of National Property and Possessions	$17,346,391,126	3.99%
Ministry of Justice	$1,415,454,192,253	6.30%
Department of the Judiciary	$849,272,515,352	60.00%
- Office of Justice Administration	$566,181,676,901	40%
- Office of Judiciary Eligibility	$169,854,503,070	12%
- Office of the Council of Supreme Judges	$226,472,670,760	16%
- Office of Primary Courts	$141,545,419,225	10%
- Office of Provincial Courts	$169,854,503,070	12%
- Office of Judiciary Enforcement	$141,545,419,225	10%
Department of Incarceration	$566,181,676,901	40%
- Office of Administrative Detention	$141,545,419,225	25%
- Office of Criminal Matters and Pardons	$56,618,167,690	10%
- National Penitentiary Service	$226,472,670,760	40%
- Office of Prison Operations	$141,545,419,225	25%
Ministry of Diplomacy	$2,022,077,417,504	9.00%
Office of the Chancellor	$40,441,548,350	2%
External Office	$990,817,934,577	49%
- Department of Immigration	$79,265,434,766	8%
- Department of Foreign Affairs	$594,490,760,746	60%
- Department of Diplomatic Security	$198,163,586,915	20%
- Office of Counterterrorism	$118,898,152,149	12%
Internal Office	$990,817,934,577	49%
- Office of the State	$267,520,842,336	27%
- Office of Legislative Affairs	$168,439,048,878	17%
- Office of State Management	$188,255,407,570	19%
- Office of Economic Growth	$168,439,048,878	17%
- Office of Security Affairs	$198,163,586,915	20%
Ministry of Culture	$966,103,655,030	4.30%
Office for Scientific Development	$154,576,584,805	16.00%
Office for Social Planning	$270,509,023,408	28.00%
Office of Cultural Development and Promotion	$135,254,511,704	14.00%
Office of Cultural Convervation and Preservation	$37,678,042,546	3.90%
Office of Public Media	$289,831,096,509	30.00%
Office of Language Development	$78,254,396,057	8.10%
Ministry of Defense	$5,055,193,543,760	22.5%
Office of the Ministry of Defense	$5,055,193,544	0.10%
-  Department of Military Defense	$3,740,843,222,382	74.0%
- Office of Military Defense	$11,222,529,667	0.30%
- Department of the Legion	$1,309,295,127,834	35.00%
- Department of the Navy	$748,168,644,476	20.00%
- Department of the Air Force	$935,210,805,596	25.00%
- Praetorian Guard	$336,675,890,014	9.00%
- Misc. Expenditures	$138,411,199,228	3.70%
Department for Satellite Defenses	$187,042,161,119	5.00%
Office of Veteran Affairs	$74,816,864,448	2.00%
-  Department of Civilian Defense	$1,309,295,127,834	25.90%
- Department of Static Defenses	$500,150,738,833	38.2%
- Imperial Police Force	$99,506,429,715	7.6%
- Department of the National Guard	$500,150,738,833	38.2%
- Office of Defense Logistics	$100,815,724,843	7.70%
- Office of Defense Contract Logitics and Auditing	$1,309,295,128	0.10%
- Office of Advanced Research and Development	$100,815,724,843	7.7%
- Office of Emergency Management	$3,927,885,384	0.3%
- Office of Peacetime Distribution	$2,618,590,256	0.20%
Ministry of Intelligence	$2,022,077,417,504	9.00%
Office of the Administration of Intelligence	$10,110,387,088	0.50%
Department of Military Intelligence	$5,055,193,544	50.00%
- Office of Naval Intellgence	$657,175,161	13%
- Office of Reconnaissance	$808,830,967	16%
- Office of Geospatial Intelligence	$909,934,838	18%
- Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence	$1,011,038,709	20%
- Office of Analysis, Resarch, and Intelligence	$758,279,032	15%
- Intelligence and Security Command	$909,934,838	18%
Department of Civilian Intelligence	$1,000,928,321,664	49.5%
- Advenarum Administratio (AA)	$500,464,160,832	50%
- Internum Notitia Securitatis (INS)	$500,464,160,832	50%
Censorial Assembly	$20,220,774,175	0.090%
Ministry of The Church	$20,220,774,175	0.090%
Ministry of Infrastructure	$3,100,518,706,839	13.8%
Office of Infrastructure Administration	$12,402,074,827	0.4%
Office of Lands and Planning	$37,206,224,482	1.2%
Office of Urban Renewal and Building	$12,402,074,827	0.4%
Department of Transportation	$1,519,254,166,351	49%
- Office of Aviation Administration	$60,770,166,654	4%
- Office of Highway Administration	$288,658,291,607	19%
- Office of Public Road Administration	$212,695,583,289	14%
- Office of Underground Transportation Administration	$121,540,333,308	8%
- Office of Railroad Administration	$121,540,333,308	8%
- Office of Naval Transportation Administration	$182,310,499,962	12%
- Office of Transportation Safety	$151,925,416,635	10%
- Office of Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety	$227,888,124,953	15%
- Office of Autonomous Transportation Administration	$151,925,416,635	10%
Department of Energy	$1,519,254,166,351	49%
- Office of Energy Administration	$30,385,083,327	2%
- Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy	$197,503,041,626	13%
- Office of Nuclear Energy	$319,043,374,934	21%
- Office of Nuclear Safety and Security	$212,695,583,289	14%
- Office of Electricity Energy	$258,273,208,280	17%
- Office of Hydroelectric Energy	$151,925,416,635	10%
- Office of Energy Safety and Efficiency Standards	$136,732,874,972	9%
- Office of Emerging Energy and Technology	$91,155,249,981	6%
- Energy Regulatory Commission	$121,540,333,308	8%
Ministry of Education	$2,612,973,373,952	11.63%
Department of Education Administration	$391,946,006,093	15.00%
- Office of Communications and Outreach	$54,872,440,853	14%
-Office of Curricula Development	$78,389,201,219	20%
- Office of Educational Technology	$31,355,680,487	8%
- Center of Education Sciences	$43,114,060,670	11%
- Office of Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development	$74,469,741,158	19%
- Office of Educational Standards and Safety	$27,436,220,426	7%
- Office of Student Aid	$54,872,440,853	14%
-Office of Civil Rights	$27,436,220,426	7%
Department of Lower Education	$1,097,448,817,060	42.00%
Department of Upper Education	$1,097,448,817,060	42.00%
Department of Educational Success and Achievement	$26,129,733,740	1.00%
Ministry of Health	$1,505,324,299,697	6.70%
Department of Health Administration	$7,526,621,498	0.50%
- Office of Healh Reform	$1,128,993,225	15%
- Office of Planning and Evaluation	$2,257,986,450	30%
- Office of Preparedness and Response	$3,386,979,674	45%
- Office of Civil Rights	$752,662,150	10%
Department of Health Operations	$481,703,775,903	32%
- Office of Children and Families	$62,621,490,867	13%
- Office of Community Living	$48,170,377,590	10%
- Office of Healthcare Research and Quality	$67,438,528,626	14%
- Toxic Substances and Disease Registry	$91,523,717,422	19%
- Office of Disease Control and Prevention	$77,072,604,145	16%
- Office of Food and Drug Administration	$67,438,528,626	14%
- Office of Health Resources and Services	$48,170,377,590	10%
- Office of Public Healthcare Research	$19,268,151,036	4%
National Health System	$722,555,663,855	48%
- Office of Blood and Organ Donation	$1,445,111,328	0.2%
- Office of Hospitals and Facilities	$100,435,237,276	13.9%
- Office of Emergency Services	$50,578,896,470	7.0%
- Health Services	$339,601,162,012	47.0%
- Health Services Fund	$200,147,918,888	27.7%
- Office of Social Care Services	$10,115,779,294	1.4%
- Office of Mental Health Services	$10,115,779,294	1.4%
- Office of Sexual Health Services	$10,115,779,294	1.4%
Department of Public Safety	$66,234,269,187	4.4%
- Office of Public Safety Administration	$16,558,567,297	25%
- Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse	$13,246,853,837	20%
- Office of Safety and Emergency Preparedness	$36,428,848,053	55%
Department of Emergency Management and Services	$225,798,644,955	15.00%
- Office of National Response Coordination	$27,095,837,395	12.00%
- Office of National Disaster Medical Services	$40,643,756,092	18.00%
- Office of Urban Search and Rescue Services	$22,579,864,495	10.00%
- Office of Mobile Emergency Response Services	$22,579,864,495	10.00%
- Office of Nuclear Preparedness	$45,159,728,991	20.00%
- Office of Emergency Training and Crisis Management	$33,869,796,743	15.00%
- Office of Domestic Preparedness	$33,869,796,743	15.00%
Ministry of Environment and Horticulture	$1,082,934,794,708	4.82%
Office of Enviroment and Horticulture Management	$10,829,347,947	1.00%
Department of Agriculture	$1,082,934,795	10.00%
- Office of Agricultural Review	$54,146,740	5.00%
- Office of Farming Conservation Services	$379,027,178	35.00%
- Office of Dairy, Grain, and Farm Services	$270,733,699	25.00%
- Office of Agricultural Sustainability	$379,027,178	35.00%
Department of Rural Development	$43,317,391,788	4.00%
- Office of Rural Utilities	$14,294,739,290	33.00%
- Office of Rural Housing	$17,326,956,715	40.00%
- Office of Rural Business	$11,695,695,783	27.00%
Department of Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services	$216,586,958,942	20.00%
- Office of Food and Nutrition	$10,829,347,947	5.00%
- Office of Nutrition Policy and Promotion	$32,488,043,841	15.00%
- Office of Food Safety and Inspection Services	$54,146,739,735	25.00%
- Office of Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services	$54,146,739,735	25.00%
- Office of Agricultural Marketing Services	$64,976,087,682	30.00%
Department of the Enviroment	$270,733,698,677	25.00%
- Office of Ocean Energy Management	$27,073,369,868	10.00%
- Office of Safety and Environmental Enforcement	$81,220,109,603	30.00%
- Office of Natural Resources	$81,220,109,603	30.00%
- Office of Land Management	$40,610,054,802	15.00%
- Office of National Park Services	$40,610,054,802	15.00%
Department of Fish and Wildlife Services	$216,586,958,942	20.00%
- Office of National Wildlife Refuge Services	$21,658,695,894	10.00%
- Office of Migratory Bird Management Services	$32,488,043,841	15.00%
- Office of Endangered Species program	$75,805,435,630	35.00%
- National Conservation Training Center	$36,819,783,020	17.00%
- Office of Fisheries	$49,815,000,557	23.00%
Department of Oceanic Services	$162,440,219,206	15.00%
- Office of Operational Oceanographic Services	$8,122,010,960	5.00%
- Office of Coastal Services	$29,239,239,457	18.00%
- Office of Coastal Ocean Science	$27,614,837,265	17.00%
- Office of Coastal Survey	$9,746,413,152	6.00%
- Office of Geodetic Survey	$9,746,413,152	6.00%
- Office of Marine Sanctuaries	$11,370,815,344	7.00%
- Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management	$8,122,010,960	5.00%
- Office of Office of Response and Restoration	$14,619,619,729	9.00%
- Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research	$6,497,608,768	4.00%
-   Office of Marine and Aviation Operations	$17,868,424,113	11.00%
-   Office of Integrated Drought Information Systems	$6,497,608,768	4.00%
-   Office of Satellite, Data, and Information Services	$12,995,217,536	8.00%
Department of Mining Services	$54,146,739,735	5.00%
-   Office of Active Mining Regulations	$8,122,010,960	15.00%
-   Office of Mining Reclamtion	$40,610,054,802	75.00%
-   Office of Mining Standards and Practices	$5,414,673,974	10.00%
Ministry of Meteorology	$1,100,908,816,197	4.9%
Office of Meteorology Administration	$165,136,322,429	15.00%
Office of Weather Manipulation Operations and Management	$495,408,967,288	45.00%
Office of Weather Service	$110,090,881,620	10.00%
Office of Environmental Management	$165,136,322,429	15.00%
Office of Water and Climate Data	$165,136,322,429	15.00%
Ministry of Commerce and Trade	$963,856,902,344	4.29%
Department of Commerce and Trade Administration	$212,048,518,516	22.00%
-   Office of Economic Development	$27,566,307,407	13%
-   Office of Technical Information	$33,927,762,962	16%
-   Office of Telecommunications and Information	$40,289,218,518	19%
-   Office of Policy and Strategic Planning	$38,168,733,333	18%
-   Office of Public Affairs	$14,843,396,296	7%
-   Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs	$27,566,307,407	13%
-   Office of Business Liaison	$29,686,792,592	14%
Department of Economic Affairs	$202,409,949,492	21.00%
-   Office of Economic Analysis Administration	$28,337,392,929	14.00%
-   Office of Economics and Statistics	$174,072,556,563	86.00%
Department of Industry and Security	$163,855,673,398	17.00%
-   Office of Industry and Security Administration	$9,831,340,404	6.00%
-   Office of Export Enforcement	$154,024,332,995	94.00%
Department of Intellectual Property	$9,638,569,023	1.00%
-   Office of Intellectual Property Administration	$1,927,713,805	20.00%
-   Office of Patents and Trademarks	$7,710,855,219	80.00%
Department of International Trade	$144,578,535,352	15%
-   Office of International Trade Administration	$21,686,780,303	15.00%
-   Office of Commercial Service	$122,891,755,049	85.00%
Department of Standards and Technology	$86,747,121,211	9.00%
-   Office of Standards and Technology Administration	$4,337,356,061	5.00%
-   Office of Measurments and Standards	$21,686,780,303	25.00%
-   Office of Technology and Innovation	$43,373,560,605	50.00%
-   Office of Technical Information And Dissemination	$17,349,424,242	20.00%