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=== Department for Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs === | === Department for Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs === | ||
The Department for Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs (DLIA) is the Department responsible for reviewing all legislation that is brought before committees of or the floor of the [[Concilium Daoni]] for potential moral conduct impacts as well as generally overviewing the affairs of local governments. Accordingly, the DLIA is the largest portion of the Office of the Censor as the legislative affairs portfolio is the one for which the individual Censors actively participate in. The DLIA is responsible not only for issuing moral impact statements on bills which may have one, but are also responsible for flagging potentially deleterious legislation and regulations for the Censors to potentially formally object to. | |||
=== Department for Public Content Control === | === Department for Public Content Control === | ||
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=== Department for Ecclesiastical Crime Management === | === Department for Ecclesiastical Crime Management === | ||
The Department for Ecclesiastical Crime Management (DECM) is jointly responsible for Urcea's [[Criminal_justice_system_of_Urcea#Ecclesiastical_facilities|ecclesiastical prisons]] alongside the Ministry of Justice's [[Ministry_of_Justice_(Urcea)#Agency_for_Ecclesiastical_Correctional_Affairs|Agency for Ecclesiastical Correctional Affairs]]. The administrative needs, logistics, and security of the two facilities are provided by the Ministry of Justice. The DECM is responsible for overseeing the rehabilitation and programs offered to inmates, with the office of the Censor working closely with the [[Urcean Conference of Catholic Bishops]] to identify necessary remedial steps and courses for those incarcerated clerics. Accordingly, the DECM maintains a large staff of educators, counselors, and psychologists necessary for providing these services to the incarcerated. | |||
=== Department for Appeals === | === Department for Appeals === | ||