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The '''government of the Commonwealth of Porta Bianca''' ({{lang-cd|Governo da Comunidade da Porta Bianca}}) is delineated by the provisions of the Porta Bianca Constitution. Embracing the fundamental principle of the separation of powers, this framework meticulously organizes the governmental apparatus, fostering a system of checks and balances to ensure the judicious exercise of power.

This system consists of three distinct branches: firstly, the executive branch, led by the [[Governor of Porta Bianca]], supported by various constitutionally mandated officials and offices; the legislative branch, organized as the [[Porta Bianca General Assembly]], comprising the [[Senate of Porta Bianca|Senate]] and the [[Porta Bianca Chamber of Emissaries|Chamber of Emissaries]]; Lastly, the judicial branch, presided over by the [[Porta Bianca Supreme Court]], which is complemented by lower courts, collectively tasked with upholding and interpreting the laws of the land.

In a testament to democratic principles, Porta Bianca also embraces direct participation by its citizenry through mechanisms such as initiatives, referenda, and ratifications. This multifaceted structure, which bears notable similarities to the governance systems of [[Lombardia]], [[Maresia]], [[Verona]], and [[Victoria]], is colloquially referred to as "Commonwealth Law." Yet, it's essential to note that there exists no universal consensus regarding the precise delineation of this term in a de jure sense, thus leaving room for ongoing discourse and evolution within this constitutional framework.