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|member_of = [[Government of Vierzland|Vierz Federal Cabinet]]<br>[[National Security Council (Vierzland)|National Security Council]]<br>Wehrmacht High Command | |member_of = [[Government of Vierzland|Vierz Federal Cabinet]]<br>[[National Security Council (Vierzland)|National Security Council]]<br>Wehrmacht High Command | ||
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|seat = [[Vierz Chancellery]] <small>("Schwarzhalle")</small><br>[[ | |seat = [[Vierz Chancellery]] <small>("Schwarzhalle")</small><br>[[Adtrus]], [[Vierzland]] | ||
|incumbent = [[Kaspar Vahl]] | |incumbent = [[Kaspar Vahl]] | ||
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The '''Chancellor of Vierzland''' ([[wikipedia:German language|Vierz]]: ''Kanzler Vierzlands''), officially the '''Chancellor of the Vierz Federation''' (Vierz: ''Kanzler der Vierze Föderation''), is the {{wp|head of state}} and {{wp|head of government}} of | The '''Chancellor of Vierzland''' ([[wikipedia:German language|Vierz]]: ''Kanzler Vierzlands''), officially the '''Chancellor of the Vierz Federation''' (Vierz: ''Kanzler der Vierze Föderation''), is the {{wp|head of state}} and {{wp|head of government}} of [[Vierzland]]. | ||
According to the [[Constitution of Vierzland]], the Chancellor is effectively equivalent to a {{wp|prime minister}} in a {{wp|parliamentary | According to the [[Constitution of Vierzland]], the Chancellor is effectively equivalent to that of a {{wp|prime minister}} in a {{wp|Parliamentary republic|parliamentary republican}} system. The Chancellor is elected days after the inauguration of a new Federal Assembly following an election. Chancellors may serve a maximum of three terms, each five years long. | ||
In | In the [[Vierz Empire]], the ''Reichskanzler'' ({{wp|Reich}} Chancellor) was a position elected by the [[Reichskongress]] and approved by the [[Emperor of Vierzland|Kaiser]]. The ''de facto'' power of the chancellor, referred to as ''Kanzlerwirksamkeit'', varied considerably over the course of the empire's lifespan. | ||
The current Chancellor is [[Kaspar Vahl]], who is serving his second term in office after the [[2017 Vierz elections|2017 elections]]. | The current Chancellor is [[Kaspar Vahl]], who is serving his second term in office after the [[2017 Vierz elections|2017 elections]]. There are two deputy chancellors: [[Klemens Brandt]] and [[Paulina Krehl]]. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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| Chancellor of the Vierz Federation | |
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| Kanzler der Vierze Föderation | |
 Coat of arms of the Vierz Federation | |
| Executive Branch of the Vierz government | |
| Style | Mr. Chancellor Their Excellency (in international correspondence) |
| Member of | Vierz Federal Cabinet National Security Council Wehrmacht High Command |
| Seat | Vierz Chancellery ("Schwarzhalle") Adtrus, Vierzland |
| Term length | 5 years; renewable twice |
| Salary | 300,000 VZM |
| Website | http://kanzlei.vz |
The Chancellor of Vierzland (Vierz: Kanzler Vierzlands), officially the Chancellor of the Vierz Federation (Vierz: Kanzler der Vierze Föderation), is the head of state and head of government of Vierzland.
According to the Constitution of Vierzland, the Chancellor is effectively equivalent to that of a prime minister in a parliamentary republican system. The Chancellor is elected days after the inauguration of a new Federal Assembly following an election. Chancellors may serve a maximum of three terms, each five years long.
In the Vierz Empire, the Reichskanzler (Reich Chancellor) was a position elected by the Reichskongress and approved by the Kaiser. The de facto power of the chancellor, referred to as Kanzlerwirksamkeit, varied considerably over the course of the empire's lifespan.
The current Chancellor is Kaspar Vahl, who is serving his second term in office after the 2017 elections. There are two deputy chancellors: Klemens Brandt and Paulina Krehl.