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Two major institutions were responsible for the governance of the Nysdra Provisional Republic, one of which was official and the other unofficial. The officially-recognized "sovereign body" of the Republic was the "Provisional War Council of the Provisional Republic", an irregularly-meeting body of the leaders of each of the four peoples as well as three designees each. This Council was primarily responsible for establishing the foreign policy of the Republic with the limited number of entities - primarily [[NSTA]] states - that recognized it, as well as providing for strategic aims for the [[Royal and Confederate Army (New Yustona)|Royal and Confederate Army]] to achieve in addition to providing the Army with advice and contact for local tribal officials within [[Algoquona]]. The Council also had limited legislative authority to create internal trade agreements and provide definitive conflict resolution between the constituent members. The Council had no president or speaker but did have a Secretary elected by the Council uniamimously, who was responsible for conveying the decisions of the Council and served as the effective "public face" of the Republic as well as its only senior official. | Two major institutions were responsible for the governance of the Nysdra Provisional Republic, one of which was official and the other unofficial. The officially-recognized "sovereign body" of the Republic was the "Provisional War Council of the Provisional Republic", an irregularly-meeting body of the leaders of each of the four peoples as well as three designees each. This Council was primarily responsible for establishing the foreign policy of the Republic with the limited number of entities - primarily [[NSTA]] states - that recognized it, as well as providing for strategic aims for the [[Royal and Confederate Army (New Yustona)|Royal and Confederate Army]] to achieve in addition to providing the Army with advice and contact for local tribal officials within [[Algoquona]]. The Council also had limited legislative authority to create internal trade agreements and provide definitive conflict resolution between the constituent members. The Council had no president or speaker but did have a Secretary elected by the Council uniamimously, who was responsible for conveying the decisions of the Council and served as the effective "public face" of the Republic as well as its only senior official. | ||
The unofficial and primary leading governing body of the Republic was, in actuality, the [[Royal and Confederate Army (New Yustona)|Royal and Confederate Army]], on whose fortunes the Republic was entirely reliant. Many scholars and Occidental intelligence officials offered that the Republic was "established in support of the Royal and Confederate Army" and "served no purpose other than the organization of friendly territory for the Army to operate in and recruit out of". Critics of Occidental intervention in [[Crona]], as a consequence, have | The unofficial and primary leading governing body of the Republic was, in actuality, the [[Royal and Confederate Army (New Yustona)|Royal and Confederate Army]], on whose fortunes the Republic was entirely reliant. Many scholars and Occidental intelligence officials offered that the Republic was "established in support of the Royal and Confederate Army" and "served no purpose other than the organization of friendly territory for the Army to operate in and recruit out of". Critics of Occidental intervention in [[Crona]], as a consequence, have referred to the Republic as a "{{wp|Collaborationism|collaborationist}} state of the highest order" in the words of [[Carna|Carnish]] speaker [[Robert Meighan]]. Accordingly, the leadership of the Army has a significant amount of influence on both the Provisional War Council as well as the individual administration of each of the four peoples. | ||
===Military=== | ===Military=== | ||