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==Government== | ==Government== | ||
Titechaxha is a unitary semi-presidential representative democratic republic. The President of Titechaxha is elected every five years for a five-year term and acts as both the head of state as well as the head of government. Members of the government, including People's Representatives in the First Congress are individually and collective responsible to the legislature and only House of Representatives, the First Congress. | |||
The Titechaxhan constitution has taken three forms, the first with the ascension to the League of Nations in 1971. The second review during the brief 1998-2001 socialist government that made Titechaxha into a Socialist People's Republic, and lastly the 2001 populist government during the Arcerion-backed ''coup d'etat'' and constitutional crisis. | |||
The current consitution, the 2001-2002 review, outlines the following instruments of power for the Titechaxhan state: | |||
* Executive: executive power is exercised by the President, Vice President, and Cabinet Ministers; | |||
* Legislature: Titechaxha's legislative assembly, the First Congress, acts as the lower and upper house and has the authority to review and pass laws; | |||
* Judiciary: There exists two levels of courts (and a parallel civil/criminal system) under the Chief Justice of Titechaxha, appointed via Congressional vote. | |||
Titechaxha has officially maintained a multi-party system since the 2001 reforms, but the dominant political force has been the Chaxhan Party, which is described as centre-right, populist and has maintained the majority of seats in the First Congress and the Presidency since 2001. | |||
===Executive=== | ===Executive=== | ||
Presidential Palace and such | Presidential Palace and such | ||