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|leader_name3 = [[Current Rulers of Vithinja|Ingrid Fridsdotr]] | |leader_name3 = [[Current Rulers of Vithinja|Ingrid Fridsdotr]] | ||
|leader_title4 = [[Vithinja Representatives|Red-Collar Representative]] | |leader_title4 = [[Vithinja Representatives|Red-Collar Representative]] | ||
|leader_name4 = [[Current Rulers of Vithinja| | |leader_name4 = [[Current Rulers of Vithinja|Tyr Storström]] | ||
|leader_title5 = [[Vithinja Representatives|Black-Collar Representative]] | |leader_title5 = [[Vithinja Representatives|Black-Collar Representative]] | ||
|leader_name5 = [[Current Rulers of Vithinja|Magnus Tornsson]] | |leader_name5 = [[Current Rulers of Vithinja|Magnus Tornsson]] | ||
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The Vithinjan constitution is an unorthodox work as it is a product of three origins. The constitution borrows a few things from the constitution of the Vithinjan republic, however this is the smallest component in the text. Secondly and thirdly it is sourced from the compromise between the government of the royal Sortvit family and their supporters as well as the national syndicalists that make up the nations labor unions. This has caused the constitution to have proved over the years to be a convoluted mess that contradicts itself in more than a few places. | The Vithinjan constitution is an unorthodox work as it is a product of three origins. The constitution borrows a few things from the constitution of the Vithinjan republic, however this is the smallest component in the text. Secondly and thirdly it is sourced from the compromise between the government of the royal Sortvit family and their supporters as well as the national syndicalists that make up the nations labor unions. This has caused the constitution to have proved over the years to be a convoluted mess that contradicts itself in more than a few places. | ||
Because of the constitutions contradictory nature most of the time the | Because of the constitutions contradictory nature most of the time the national council and the king both simply use the powers that previous rulers have used, avoiding actions that may cause a constitutional crisis. | ||
===Syndicalist Government=== | ===Syndicalist Government=== | ||
The Vithinjan way of syndicalism is quite strange mainly because of two reasons: it attempts to distance itself from democratic structures as much as possible and it doesn't maintain full control of the government. | The Vithinjan way of syndicalism is quite strange mainly because of two reasons: it attempts to distance itself from democratic structures as much as possible and it doesn't maintain full control of the government. | ||
The syndicalist government functions as a hierarchy of unions which function as both executive and legislative branches for various issues, generally divided by having the executive branch for an issue be the representatives one step higher in the hierarchy than those who form that issues legislative branch. One of the main purposes of this division of power was to ensure the each part of the government could take care of their issues swiftly and effectively. The | The syndicalist government functions as a hierarchy of unions which function as both executive and legislative branches for various issues, generally divided by having the executive branch for an issue be the representatives one step higher in the hierarchy than those who form that issues legislative branch. One of the main purposes of this division of power was to ensure the each part of the government could take care of their issues swiftly and effectively. The national council refers to the members of the highest point in the hierarchy and they hold executive power to change which issues belong to which branch, while the lower council are all those with the power to determine the next national councilors as well as holding the legislative power behind the national council. | ||
Among the unions the seven highest level unions that all under unions are subdivisions of are all based on the concept of collar colors that was a pretty popular concept as the syndicalization took place. At first there were only four collar-unions that represented the nation, but today that number has risen to seven. They are as follows: the blue-collar union, the white-collar union, the red-collar union, the black-collar union, the green-collar union, the pink-collar union and the new-collar union. | Among the unions the seven highest level unions that all under unions are subdivisions of are all based on the concept of collar colors that was a pretty popular concept as the syndicalization took place. At first there were only four collar-unions that represented the nation, but today that number has risen to seven. They are as follows: the blue-collar union, the white-collar union, the red-collar union, the black-collar union, the green-collar union, the pink-collar union and the new-collar union. | ||