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[[File:GreatSealofAuratia.png|right|thumb|300px|The Great Seal of the Commonwealth Government of Auratia]] | [[File:GreatSealofAuratia.png|right|thumb|300px|The Great Seal of the Commonwealth Government of Auratia]] | ||
The [[President of Auratia|president of Auratia]], the {{wp|head of state}}, is first on the list, while the [[ | The [[President of Auratia|president of Auratia]], the {{wp|head of state}}, is first on the list, while the [[premier of Auratia|premier of Auratia]], the {{wp|head of government}}, is sixth. | ||
# [[President of Auratia|President]] ([[Enrique Santos | # [[President of Auratia|President]] ([[Enrique Santos Domínguez]]) | ||
# Chairman of the [[Council of the States (Auratia)|Council of the States]] ([[Piedro Probi]]) | # Chairman of the [[Council of the States (Auratia)|Council of the States]] ([[Piedro Probi]]) | ||
# {{wp|Chief Justice}} of the [[Supreme Court of Auratia|Supreme Court]] ([[David Salomón]]) | # {{wp|Chief Justice}} of the [[Supreme Court of Auratia|Supreme Court]] ([[David Salomón]]) | ||
# {{wp|Archbishop}} of [[Puerto del Rey]] (Felipe Tavera) | # {{wp|Archbishop}} of [[Puerto del Rey]] (Felipe Tavera) | ||
# Former presidents, in order of term | # Former presidents, in order of term | ||
# [[ | # [[premier of Auratia|Premier]] ([[Germán del Caserío]]) | ||
# {{wp|Deputy | # {{wp|Deputy premier}} ([[Jerónimo González de la Cruz]]) | ||
# {{wp|Governors}} of the [[Auratia#Administrative divisions|States]], in order of population size | # {{wp|Governors}} of the [[Auratia#Administrative divisions|States]], in order of population size | ||
## Governor of [[La Virtud (state)|La Virtud]] | ## Governor of [[La Virtud (state)|La Virtud]] | ||
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# {{wp|Defense Minister}} (Salvador Leitão) | # {{wp|Defense Minister}} (Salvador Leitão) | ||
# {{wp|Finance Minister}} (Jacobo Hascarano) | # {{wp|Finance Minister}} (Jacobo Hascarano) | ||
# Other ministers of the [[Commonwealth Cabinet (Auratia)|Commonwealth Cabinet]] in the order that the | # Other ministers of the [[Commonwealth Cabinet (Auratia)|Commonwealth Cabinet]] in the order that the premier ascribes | ||
# Members of the [[Council of the States (Auratia)|Council of the States]] | # Members of the [[Council of the States (Auratia)|Council of the States]] | ||
# Members of the [[Assembly of the People (Auratia)|Assembly of the People]] | # Members of the [[Assembly of the People (Auratia)|Assembly of the People]] | ||
[[Category:Auratia]] | [[Category:Auratia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:09, 25 October 2020
The order of precedence of the Commonwealth of Auratian Catholic States is the official protocol list that ranks government officials of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of both the federal government and the eight States in order of their importance. The order was established by the Precedence of the Offices Act 1912 and was later amended in 1989. The list is maintained by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. In practice, the order of precedence is a mostly ceremonial and symbolic protocol, but it is understood to regulate certain matters, such as the placement of official portraits respective of other government officials.
The president of Auratia, the head of state, is first on the list, while the premier of Auratia, the head of government, is sixth.
- President (Enrique Santos Domínguez)
- Chairman of the Council of the States (Piedro Probi)
- Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (David Salomón)
- Archbishop of Puerto del Rey (Felipe Tavera)
- Former presidents, in order of term
- Premier (Germán del Caserío)
- Deputy premier (Jerónimo González de la Cruz)
- Governors of the States, in order of population size
- Governor of La Virtud
- Governor of San Esteban
- Governor of Piemontaña
- Governor of Iustia Nova
- Governor of Sonría
- Governor of Cuéz
- Governor of Guardiã
- Governor of Saba
- Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, in order of appointment
- Chief Public Defender (Ramiro Andrade)
- Foreign Minister (Eduardo Viveros)
- Ambassadors or heads of mission to Auratia from foreign states, in order of credentials tendered
- Interior Minister (Alán Carnicero)
- Defense Minister (Salvador Leitão)
- Finance Minister (Jacobo Hascarano)
- Other ministers of the Commonwealth Cabinet in the order that the premier ascribes
- Members of the Council of the States
- Members of the Assembly of the People