Government of Morrawia

Federal Government of Morrawia
Morawská federální wláda

Government Coat of Arms
State type	Federal Presidential Republic
Constitution	Morrawian Constitution
Legislative branch
Name	Federal Congress
Type	Bicameral
Meeting place	Houses of Congress (Králowec)
Upper house
Name	Senate of the Republic
Presiding officer	Jolana Woříškowá Senate Speaker
Lower house
Name	House of Representatives
Presiding officer	Andrej Pysařík House Speaker
Executive branch
Head of State
Title	President
Currently	Thomas Slawinský
Head of Government
Title	President
Currently	Thomas Slawinský (Progressive Party)
Cabinet
Name	The Cabinet
Judicial branch
Supreme Court of Morrawia
Chief judge	Tobias Ader
Seat	Supreme Court Building

The Federal Government, officially the The Government of Morrawia is a political structure that works as a legislative, executive and judiciary of the Federal Republic of Morrawia. It uses a bicameral legislative system.

Political parties & movements

As of now, in Morrawia, there are officially 12 parties registered which did run for the latest House elections (2020) in all Provinces of Morrawia, from which 5 managed to get their representation in the House of Representatives (that is getting >5% in the elections) and 6 in the Senate.

There are many political parties existing on provincial, municipal and other levels, such as the "United Elbennia Movement" in the Elbennia, german-speaking Province of Morrawia, which is trying for almost all of history to be more autonomous. As of March 2022, there are about 17,400 registered political groups, clubs, movements, or municipal groups hoping to develop their local area.

The nation-wide political parties are:

Political Party	Shortcut	Ideology	Seats in Federal Congress		Main political agenda
			House of Representatives	Senate
Progressive Party	PS	Progressivism	353	59	Establishment of more equal opportunities for all and expansion of MHS
New Democratic	RSM	National Progressivism	127	15	Expanding of the social programs and representation on minorities all across the country
Republican Party	RS	Conservatism	114	3	Lowering of taxes and protection of borders and Gun Rights
National Party	NS	Right-wing populism	52	11	Upholding of traditional values, pro-gun advocacy and anti-immigrant enforcement policy
The Federalist Party	FS	Federalism	27	29	Protection of federalist system and rights of individual Provinces of Morrawia
National Unity Alliance	ANJ	Far-right populism	0	2	Rollback of most social programes and enforcement of "INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY" as a governmental program along with lowering taxes

Elections

Timing of elections

Senate: Every 2 years ⅓ of the senate is replaced in a vote
House of Representatives: Every 4 years
Regional and municipal: Every 4 years for local Houses and every 2 years for local Senates

Process of elections

Morrawia has very decentralized election system. There are two types: Federal and Provincial. Federal elections to the House of Representatives are held every 4 years and for the Senate, ⅓ of the Senate is elected every 2 years with a term of 6 years in total for every senator. Since 1995 all federal elections are considered a public holiday and two days for House and Senate elections every year are days, with no school and no work. People can vote either in a polling place in every town or city, or can mail-in their ballots before the election days start. Votes are than counted the last day of an election and finally declared the day after. Due to proportional voting system, no one´s vote is wasted, except only if their candidate gets less than five percent of the votes. Presidential elections are happening every 4 years and are separate from elections to legislature. These elections are two-round proportional voting and if one candidate doesnt get at least 50% of votes, second round happens.

No campaign time

7 days before elections, it is prohibited to air political campaign rallys, do those rallys or spread any advertisement concerning the elections, otherwise they can face the fine of up to 100 000 tollars. 3 days before elections, media are prohibited from posting last-minute public opinion polls. Those rules are put in place to ensure, that there isn't a last-minute agenda push that can sway people's emotions and not their rationality.

Federal Congress (Legislature)

House of Representatives

House of Representatives has 696 members from every Province. Elections are held every 4 years and seats are proportionally distributed per votes.

House of Representatives Political Distribution:
Partisan Distribution Coalition Distribution (353 × 166) House of Representatives Speaker allegiance:    New Democratic Party
Color	Name	Nick	Political Leaning	Number of Seats	Affiliation
#23E4E1	Progressive Party	Progressives	Progressive left	353 / 696	Government
#D7B126	New Democratic Party	Democrats	Moderate left	127 / 696	Unaffiliated
#1A567E	Republican Party	Republicans	Conservative right	114 / 696	Opposition
#EF1616	National Party	Nationals	Conservative right	52 / 696	Opposition
#5AD25A	The Federalist Party	Federalists	Liberal centre-right	50 / 696	Unaffiliated
Current House of Representatives Speaker: Andrej Pysařík

The Senate

The Senate has 120 seats, which are distributed proportionally per votes, but only third of the seats are replaced every 2 years and votes are offset by 2 years (meaning that it takes a minimum of 6 years to completely change a senate). Political party can get 59 seats max, ensuring the need for a coalition to control the Senate.

Senate Political Distribution:
Partisan Distribution Coalition Distribution (88 × 17) Senate Speaker allegiance:    The Federalist Party
Color	Name	Nick	Political Leaning	Number of Seats	Affiliation
#23E4E1	Progressive Party	Progressives	Progressive left	59 / 120	Coalition
#5AD25A	The Federalist Party	Federalists	Liberal centre-right	29 / 120	Coalition
#D7B126	New Democratic Party	Democrats	Moderate left	15 / 120	Unaffiliated
#EF1616	National Party	Nationals	Conservative right	11 / 120	Opposition
#1A567E	Republican Party	Republicans	Conservative right	4 / 120	Opposition
#FF7B00	National Unity Alliance	Uniteries	Populist far-right	2 / 120	Opposition
Current Senate Speaker: Jolana Woříškowá

The Cabinet (Executive)

The Cabinet excersises the executive power in Morrawia with the power to change certain policies through 14 ministries. It is formed by the President, who is usually the leader of the strongest party. The Cabinet must be confirmed by the majority of the Government and than symbolically by the monarch. As stated earlier, is consists of 14 departments (ministries) and 3 "non-cabinet" members, who are just advisors to the President. Under each ministry there are many departments and commisions, who specialize in specific aspects of economy, environment etc.

The Cabinet partisan distribution
President allegiance:    PS Vice President allegiance:    PS
Name	Minister	Purpose	Allegiance
Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Simone Jiráskowá	Sets along with President the foreign policy of Morrawia and governs embassies	Progressive Party
Ministry of Energy	Dawid Rozstál	Manages the energy grid and is actively trying to find the most efficient energy sources	Progressive Party
Ministry of Treasury	Karolíne Thamowá	Is is charge of everything financial such as welfare, subsidies and more	Progressive Party
Ministry of Defense	Radim Fiala	Administers the armed forces and works with allied militaries around the world the ensure safety of Morrawia	Progressive Party
Ministry of Justice	Friedrich August	Working to ensure courts are working properly and is above all intelligence agencies	Progressive Party
Ministry of Commerce	Ondřej Pavelec	Trade, whether domectic or international is the domain of this ministry	Progressive Party
Ministry of The Interior	Iwan Bartoš	All provincial matters, the police force and regional development is managed by them	Progressive Party
Ministry of Health	Emil Nowák	Ensuring that there is proper financing of health facilities and Morrawians get the best care possible	Progressive Party
Ministry of Labour	Vojtęch Opat	Fights for unions and is responsible for protection of not only workers but also the industry against unfair competition	Progressive Party
Ministry of Education	Tadek Kocián	Educational curriculums are made here for all provinces and proper financing of schools is managed in this ministry	Progressive Party
Ministry of Transportation	Sebastian Rëtzmayer	Roads,, railways, highways and tollroads are financed by Ministry of Transportation with emphasis on reducing traffic and unsuring the good condition of all transport routes	Progressive Party
Ministry of The Environment	Wladimír Kučera	Working to ensure the protections of national parks, reservations and environment as a whole	Progressive Party
Ministry of Culture	Josef Hawel	Financing of national theatres, music venues and other cultural institutions such as castles through subsidies is decided here	Progressive Party
Ministry of Agriculture	Monika Sedláčkowá	Proper management of agricultural output and setting of policies to get the most amount of crops with as little impact on the field and economy itself	Progressive Party
National Intelligence Council	Walter Schölz	Central department in charge of all governmental security and intelligence agencies, which directly answers to President	non-affiliated
Trade Advisory Council	Thomas Mažík	Special group of people, which directly answers to President is responsible for advising the PM with trade decisions and such	non-affiliated
Economic Advisory Council	Stela Rhátowá	Council consisting of economists, which directly asnwers to President aids with economic decisions made by the Cabinet	non-affiliated
Current President: Thomas Walinský Current Vice President: Marcel Pelikán