Fecawn Encyclopedia [RETIRED]

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PART 5- POLITICS

[Fecaw]

CHAPTER 21- CONSTITUTION

Fecaw's government has followed roughly the same system for most of its history. It functions on a system of balances, designed to ensure stability. It is headed by a monarch, who appoints a successor and deputies to carry out governmental functions. Delegates (or Senaters) are democratically elected and have authority on legislation.

Monarchy

The monarch is the supreme head of Fecaw and its government. Unlike many other nations, Fecaw has a monarch who takes an active role in government, rather than acting ceremonially. He has the authority to appoint successors (he is obliged to upon accession), veto legislation and decide on foreign policy. The monarch is usually seen as a representative of Fecaw abroad and conducts many official functions. The current monarch is King Sarol, born Then Sarol, who has ruled Fecaw since 1 October 2004. The current successor is Derrli Ganda, a former Delegate and Deputy.

The King is financed by the taxpayer and has a salary of only NS$ 60,000. He is not subject to tax and holds residences in most major Fecawn cities, including the main Royal Palace in Sediw.

Deputies

Deputies are appointed figures who are entrusted with a particular role in exercising government policy. They are also advisors to the King and national leaders. There are no term limits or limits on the number of deputies. Deputies are in charge of a ministry, whose workers (the civil servants) are comprised of those with the very highest scores on the national examinations (deputies themselves tend to come in the top 97%). There are currently 9 of them:

• Deputy of Staff- Balli Kara
• Deputy of Justice- Jania Tymbe
• Deputy of Foreign Relations- Lore Sulau
• Deputy of Defence- Jorel Loynnd
• Deputy of the World Assembly- Toeby Vise
• Deputy of Infrastructure- Marl Wacho
• Deputy of Welfare- Arist Lothr
• Deputy of Finance- Amoro Kesin
• Deputy of Culture- Asthi Jolep

Delegates

There are 45 delegates, also called Senaters, in Fecaw. They discuss and propose new legislation. All laws passed by the Senat (Delegates in meeting) must be approved by the King. Every 2 years, one of 9 "voting areas" of Fecaw elects 5 delegates using range voting, meaning that a delegate's term is at least 18 years.

Area 1- South East

• Jura Ranero- Chief Senater
• Jenal Jent
• Briet Jance
• Josann Sthen
• Brico Evim
  Area 2- Central East
• Kerann Canie
• Bethil Rarie
• Maebryl Charon
• Ronary Jusa
• Paric Mane
  Area 3- North East
• Joar Aserar
• Alis Honiri
• Ana Berarel
• Denen Dathe
• Delil Pard
  Area 4- South Centre
• Dymen Matiss
• Alyl Lamel
• Joses Bonndon
• Kari Gesel
• Alise Jeyla
  Area 5- Central
• Alan Adara
• Anin Jose
• Josar Nandria
• Rusan Pathas
• Sabel Jurtar
  Area 6- North Centre
• Brryl Pantha
• Marynth Sthar
• Anant Sarer
• Dogan Viste
• Kyles Jura
  Area 7- South West
• Alily Loyn
• Karog Brannd
• Janet Dice
• Alyn Grond
• Jareni Seenti
  Area 8- Central West
• Aleld Grelan
• Jery Cheri
• Etho Jeller
• Andan Jonda
• Bener Jerat
  Area 9- North West
• Rynin Tel
• Jaroph Thol
• Daryl Ronn
• Shoth Pat
• Hegno Holar

[Fecaw]

CHAPTER 22- EXECUTIVE

[Fecaw]

CHAPTER 23- SENAT

[Fecaw]

CHAPTER 24- LAW

[Fecaw]

CHAPTER 25- ENFORCEMENT

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CHAPTER 26- INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

[Fecaw]

PART 6- INFRASTRUCTURE

[Fecaw]

CHAPTER 27- TRANSPORT

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CHAPTER 28- ENERGY

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CHAPTER 29- EDUCATION

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CHAPTER 30- SCIENCE

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CHAPTER 31- HEALTH

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CHAPTER 32- MILITARY

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PART 7- ECONOMY

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CHAPTER 33- INTERNAL ECONOMY

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CHAPTER 34- IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

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PART 8- APPENDICES

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CHAPTER 35- APPENDIX- LEGAL TEXTS

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CHAPTER 36- APPENDIX- PEOPLE