Office of Civil Services (Faneria)

Office of Civil Services

Public Services, Welfare, Records overview
Preceding Public Services, Welfare, Records	Royal Records and Tithes Administration
Jurisdiction	Faneria
Headquarters	Teindùn
Minister responsible	Cynfel Dúnchair
Child agencies	Public Transport Bureau Postal Bureau Secondary Affairs Bureau Disaster Preparedness and Response Bureau National Arts and Treasures Bureau Public Education Bureau Public Health Bureau Records Bureau Public Works Bureau Space Exploration Bureau Technology and Sciences Bureau Business Standards and Rights Enforcement Bureau Electrical Utility Bureau Water Utility Bureau

Structure

Office of Civil Services

• Public Transport Bureau: Handles public transit services.
  • State Rail Service Division: Maintains, plans, operates, and builds state-owned railways.
  • State Ferry Service Division: Maintains and operates government ferries along riverways and in coastal areas.
• Postal Bureau: Transports mail.
• Public Service Hiring and Staffing Bureau: Assists other government agencies with hiring talented and general labor.
  • Specialist Hiring Division: Vets personnel in positions of noteworthy authority within the civilian portions of government.
• Secondary Affairs Bureau: Manages bureaucratic issues and persons or situations outside of the normal purviews of any other government agency, acting as a 'catch-all' agency and liaising with various entities.
• Disaster Preparedness and Response Bureau
  • Fire Control Division: Firefighting services and controlled burns in conjunction with forestry services parts of the Parks and Historic Sites Division.
  • Emergency Aid Division: Transports and doles out supplies and financial aid during disasters.
  • Biohazards and Plague Division: Handles plans and reactions to disease outbreaks, environmental disasters, and so on to minimize damages.
  • Flood and Landslide Control Division: Maintains dikes, embankments, and dams in conjunction with water control and electrical services.
• National Arts and Treasures Bureau: Responsible for cultural preservation and promulgation, including promoting tourism with the Office of Trade and Travel.
  • Parks and Historic Sites Division: Manages forestry work, park maintenance, and museums and monuments.
  • Artwork and Literature Division: Regulates games, literature, music, and other media, as well as maintaining state-owned opera houses, festivals, and so on.
• Public Education Bureau
  • Education System Oversight Division: Internally regulates other Education Bureau divisions.
  • Educational Program Development Division: Develops public school curricula.
  • Educational Staff Management Division: Trains and allocates school staff and administrators.
  • Educators Specialty Education Division: Handles specialist training, typically with cross-branch work with other government departments.
  • Engineering Specialty Education Division: Provides in-depth training for teaching engineering.
  • Officers Specialty Education Division: Provides in-depth training for military school staff.
  • Sciences Specialty Education Division: Provides general and specialized science education training.
  • Special Needs Education Division: Trains staff specialized in handling special needs students.
  • National Higher Education Oversight Division: Regulates private schooling and corporate apprenticeship programs.
• Public Health Bureau:
  • Sanitarium System Division: Staffs and maintains
  • Public Medical Assistance Division: Provides basic medical care for minor everyday ailments and assists private healthcare services with noncritical healthcare work.
  • Waste Control Division: Transports trash, processes recycling, disposed of dangerous waste products, and maintains and aids in the design and manufacture of sewers, drainage systems, and other similar public health programs.
• Records Bureau:
  • Copyright Division:
  • National Central Library Division:
  • Public Records, Statistics, and Information Division:
  • Vehicle Registration Division: Controls drivers' licenses and monitors vehicle sales and traffic violations.
  • Personal Identification Division: Controls ID cards, including drivers' licenses, and maintains a registry of persons for use by state programs.
  • Property Registration Division: Maintains a property registry for rapid confirmation of the legal owners of vehicles and land, as well as other property registered with the state.
  • Weapons Registration Division: Registers and regulates the sale of weapons and reports likely violent offenders.
  • Census Division: Collects population, economic, and geographic statistics and information and collates the census.
• Public Works Bureau:
  • National Architectural Division: Designs state buildings and properties.
  • Civil Employment Division: Runs remedial labor programs and hires private sector labor to assist in construction and general labor.
  • Civil Infrastructure Division: Constructs and repairs roadways and assists in rail construction; assists in other Bureaus' construction and maintenance projects.
  • City Planning and Zoning Division: Zones and offers assistance planning state-owned properties and fine-tuning the state's stances to help guide urban areas in cost-efficient and reliable long-term directions, both socially and physically.
  • Private Sector Contracts Division: Liaises with private companies and arranges state contracts when needed.
  • Emergency Utilities Division: Steps in during declared emergencies to coordinate utilities and emergency services to minimize jurisdiction squabbles.
• Space Exploration Bureau:
  • Strategic Satellite Division:
• Technology and Sciences Bureau:
  • Chemical Research and Development Division:
  • Conventional Weapons Research and Development Division:
  • Cyber-Electronic Research and Development Division:
  • Radiological Research and Development Division:
  • Industrial Research and Development Division:
  • Maritime Research and Development Division:
  • Special Research and Development Division:
  • Transport Research and Development Division:
  • Spaceflight Research and Development Division:
  • Aeronautics Research and Development Division:
  • State Science and Collation Division:
• Business Standards and Rights Enforcement Bureau: Enforces economic guidelines and product quality codes as well as doling out fines or punishments for corporate disobedience.
  • Wage and Hour Division: Enforces anti-wage theft laws and hour maximums and minimums and regulates employers.
  • Occupational Safety Division: Enforces work safety standards not covered by other BSREB divisions.
  • Employment Regulation Division: Regulates firing, harassment, discrimination, and retaliation codes and regulates employers.
  • Manufacturing Regulation Division: Enforces manufacturing standards.
  • Structure Regulation Division: Enforces building and property codes.
  • Consumables Regulation Division: Regulates and tests foodstuffs, disposable goods, and other perishables.
  • Weapons Regulation Division: Enforces firearm quality codes and regulates weapon sellers.
  • Chemical and Drug Regulation Division: Enforces chemical purity and safety standards.
  • Resource Extraction Regulation Division: Enforces environmental standards related to raw resource extraction.
• Electrical Utility Bureau: Manages the nation's public electric grid and regulates the private parts of the grid.
  • Nuclear Energy Procurement and Safety Division: Operates nuclear power plants and assists in the event of radiological disasters.
  • Combustibles Energy Procurement and Safety Division: Operates stat drilling and refinery operations as well as electrical plants.
  • Renewables Energy Procurement and Safety Division: Maintains solar arrays, windfarms, and hydroelectric plants, the latter of which is done alongside the Water Management Division.
• Water Utility Bureau: Manages the nation's water resources.
  • Water Quality Assurance and Inspection Division: Tests water tables, reports contamination violations and emergencies, and provides specialist personnel to the Water Management Division.
  • Water Management Division: Oversees dams, public potable water sources, and aquatic flora and fauna stocks.
  • Food and Agriculture Division: