Lieutenant Governor of Maresia

Lieutenant Governor of Milan
File:Seal of the Commonwealth of Milan.svg Seal of the Commonwealth
Incumbent Maximilien Plouffe since 5 January 2020
Executive Branch of Milan
Style	The Honorable (formal)
Residence	No official residence
Seat	Auvergne, Milan
Term length	Four-year term, renewable twice
Inaugural holder	Breno Hamada
Formation	9 July 1805
Salary	$115,000 (2020)
Website	Official Website

The Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Milan serves as the vice-executive of the Commonwealth of Milan for a four-year term, which is renewable twice. The current holder of the office is Maximilien Plouffe, who was sworn in on 5 January 2020, alongside current governor, Anteros Ballas. In addition to basically ceremonial roles, serving as acting governor in the absence of the Governor of Milan and as President of the Senate of Milan, the lieutenant governor either sits on (or appoints deputies to) many of Milan's regulatory commissions and executive agencies.

Qualifications

In the government of the Commonwealth of Milan, the Lieutenant Governor is considered the second-highest ranking official in the state, next to the Governor. To qualify for the position of Lieutenant Governor, a candidate must meet the following requirements:

• The candidate must be a citizen of the Commonwealth and a resident of the state for at least five years prior to the election.

• The candidate must be at least 30 years old.

• The candidate must not have been convicted of a felony or any other crime involving moral turpitude.

• The candidate must be a registered voter and have no disqualifications to hold public office.

• The candidate must have experience in government, law, or public service, and possess the leadership skills necessary to perform the duties of the Lieutenant Governor.

These qualifications ensure that the Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Milan is a competent and capable individual who is capable of serving the state's citizens with dedication and professionalism. More often than not, the lietenant governor is someone who has previously served in Milan's General Assembly or other high-ranking offices, similar to the governorship.

Duties

The duties of the Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Milan are primarily determined by the state's constitution and statutes. In general, the Lieutenant Governor serves as the second-in-command to the Governor and acts as a key advisor on various policy matters. Some of the specific duties of the Lieutenant Governor include presiding over the state Senate, as the Lieutenant Governor serves as the President of the Senate and presides over its meetings. They may cast a vote in the Senate in the event of a tie. The Lieutenant Governor may also be called upon to represent the state at various events, including conferences and meetings with other state officials. In the event that the Governor is unable to perform their duties, the Lieutenant Governor assumes the role of Acting Governor. He or she may chair committees or task forces on issues important to the state, as well as work closely with the Governor to advance their policy agenda and priorities. The Lieutenant Governor's office may provide constituent services, such as assisting with requests for state assistance and helping to resolve issues affecting citizens of the Commonwealth.

The role of the Lieutenant Governor has become an important one in Milan, and they play a key role in shaping policy and representing the state.