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==What's the Federal Council?== | ==What's the Federal Council?== | ||
The Federal Council is the collection of every Minister with and without Portfolio, roughly analogous to a Cabinet in most countries. They meet fairly weekly to vote on legislation, usually called by the | The Federal Council is the collection of every Minister with and without Portfolio, roughly analogous to a Cabinet in most countries. They meet fairly weekly to vote on legislation, usually called by the VChairman of the Federal Council. | ||
==Who runs the Federal Council / Imperial Chancellery?== | ==Who runs the Federal Council / Imperial Chancellery?== | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 27 July 2025
The Imperial Chancellery is the government of the Empire. It comprises the Imperial Ministries as well as the office of the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor. The Imperial Chancellery is the faction closest to its real-world counterpart, with its leadership consisting of the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor.
What's the Federal Council?
The Federal Council is the collection of every Minister with and without Portfolio, roughly analogous to a Cabinet in most countries. They meet fairly weekly to vote on legislation, usually called by the VChairman of the Federal Council.
Who runs the Federal Council / Imperial Chancellery?
At the highest echelon of the Chancellery is the Kaiser, but the day-to-day work of the Council and Chancellery is carried out by the Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, and Ministers.
The Federal Council is run by the Prime Minister who is also usually appointed to the position of Chairman of the Federal Council.
Ministries
Currently, there are ten ministries:
- Ministry of the Interior
- Ministry of War
- Ministry of Truth
- Ministry of Aviation
- Ministry of Justice
- Ministry of Finance
- Ministry of Procurement
- Ministry of Agriculture
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Ministry of Science
In general, each one handles a distinct area of governance with relatively defined boundaries. Each Ministry is headed by a Minister, and their deputy called the Leading State Secretary.
