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The office is under the direct authority of the king, who personally selects the individual to aid him in his constitutional duties and assist with running the office. It is a constitutional institution as laid down in the Royal Reorganization Act of 1975. While the office is part of Alexandrian-Prussian government structure under the executive branch, it is not under the control or influence of any other central government institution. This ensure that the king has the independent means to perform all his state functions, as stated in the constitution. It also ensures that other members of the Royal Family get the assists needed to undertake there public duties. | The office is under the direct authority of the king, who personally selects the individual to aid him in his constitutional duties and assist with running the office. It is a constitutional institution as laid down in the Royal Reorganization Act of 1975. While the office is part of Alexandrian-Prussian government structure under the executive branch, it is not under the control or influence of any other central government institution. This ensure that the king has the independent means to perform all his state functions, as stated in the constitution. It also ensures that other members of the Royal Family get the assists needed to undertake there public duties. | ||
The lesser royal family members that partake in public duties for His Majesty the King, offices are fully funded by the Wellington Trust through a mutual agreement. However, as part of the agreement | The lesser royal family members that partake in public duties for His Majesty the King, there offices are fully funded by the [[Wellington Trust]] through a mutual agreement with Central Government. However, as part of the agreement all benefits for employees, (excluding salary and retirement), employed by the lessor royal offices are paid by Alexandrian-Prussian Central Government. | ||
Unlikely other appointed Senior government officials under the executive branch the ''Royal Secretary of the Household'' doesn’t need to be confirmed by the House of Lords. The only authority to whom the Royal Secretary answers too is the king himself. However, the office itself is not exempt from being audited by the [[Office of Inspector General (Alexandria-Prussia)|Inspector General]] or investigated by the [[Department of Justice (Alexandria-Prussia)|Attorney General]]. | Unlikely other appointed Senior government officials under the executive branch the ''Royal Secretary of the Household'' doesn’t need to be confirmed by the House of Lords. The only authority to whom the Royal Secretary answers too is the king himself. However, the office itself is not exempt from being audited by the [[Office of Inspector General (Alexandria-Prussia)|Inspector General]] or investigated by the [[Department of Justice (Alexandria-Prussia)|Attorney General]]. | ||
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==Organizational Structure== | ==Organizational Structure== | ||
* ''Royal Secretary of the Household'' † | * '''''Royal Secretary of the Household''''' † | ||
** ''Executive Deputy Secretary of the Royal Household'' | ** '''Executive Deputy Secretary of the Royal Household''' | ||
*** Press Office | *** Press Office | ||
*** General Government Delivery Center † | |||
*** Royal Guard & Protection Service | *** Royal Guard & Protection Service | ||
*** Treasurer to the King | *** Treasurer to the King | ||
*** Private Secretary to Her Majesty the Queen | *** Private Secretary to Her Majesty the Queen | ||
** ''Deputy Secretary of the Royal Archives and Crown Jewels'' | *** Private Secretary to His Royal Highness Crown Prince of Alexandria-Prussia (''Currently handled by the Queen'') | ||
** '''Deputy Secretary of the Royal Archives and Crown Jewels''' | |||
*** The Royal Archives and Collection | *** The Royal Archives and Collection | ||
*** Crown Jeweller | *** Crown Jeweller | ||
** ''Deputy Secretary of the Lessor Royal Family Offices'' | ** '''Deputy Secretary of the Lessor Royal Family Offices''' | ||
*** Office of Duke and Duchess of Alexandria | |||
*** Office of Duke and Duchess of Prussia | *** Office of Duke and Duchess of Prussia | ||
*** Office of Duke and Duchess of Georgia | *** Office of Duke and Duchess of Georgia | ||
† Royal Secretary of the Household acts as the executive head and the private secretary to the king. | † ''Royal Secretary of the Household'' acts as the executive head and the private secretary to the king.<br> | ||
† ''General Government Delivery Center'' provides HR and IT services to groups of agencies. <br> | |||
† ''Office of General Counsel'' is an independent office that helps guide and interpret laws as well as providing legal services to the departments or offices of HM Government | |||
==Extra Links== | ==Extra Links== | ||
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*[[Department of Agriculture (Alexandria-Prussia)|Agriculture]] | *[[Department of Agriculture (Alexandria-Prussia)|Agriculture]] | ||
*[[Department of Banking and Securities (Alexandria-Prussia)|Banking & Securities]] | |||
*[[Department of Commerce (Alexandria-Prussia)|Commerce]] | *[[Department of Commerce (Alexandria-Prussia)|Commerce]] | ||
*[[Department of Community and Housing Development (Alexandria-Prussia)|Community & Housing Development]] | *[[Department of Community and Housing Development (Alexandria-Prussia)|Community & Housing Development]] | ||
*[[Department of Culture and Tourism (Alexandria-Prussia)|Culture | *[[Department of Culture and Tourism (Alexandria-Prussia)|Culture & Tourism]] | ||
*[[Department of Defense (Alexandria-Prussia)|Defense]] | *[[Department of Defense (Alexandria-Prussia)|Defense]] | ||
*[[Department of Drugs and Alcohol Programs (Alexandria-Prussia)|Drugs & Alcohol Programs]] | *[[Department of Drugs and Alcohol Programs (Alexandria-Prussia)|Drugs & Alcohol Programs]] | ||
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*[[Department of Energy (Alexandria-Prussia)|Energy]] | *[[Department of Energy (Alexandria-Prussia)|Energy]] | ||
*[[Department of Environmental Protection (Alexandria-Prussia)|Environmental Protection]] | *[[Department of Environmental Protection (Alexandria-Prussia)|Environmental Protection]] | ||
*[[Department of Forests, Parks and Wildlife (Alexandria-Prussia)|Forests, Parks & Wildlife]] | |||
*[[Department of General Services (Alexandria-Prussia)|General Services]] | *[[Department of General Services (Alexandria-Prussia)|General Services]] | ||
*[[Department of Health (Alexandria-Prussia)|Health]] | *[[Department of Health and Human Services (Alexandria-Prussia)|Health & Human Services]] | ||
*[[Department of Homeland Security (Alexandria-Prussia)|Homeland Security]] | *[[Department of Homeland Security (Alexandria-Prussia)|Homeland Security]] | ||
*[[Department of Justice (Alexandria-Prussia)|Justice]] | *[[Department of Justice (Alexandria-Prussia)|Justice]] | ||
*[[Department of Labor (Alexandria-Prussia)|Labor]] | *[[Department of Labor (Alexandria-Prussia)|Labor]] | ||
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* [[Office of Administration (Alexandria-Prussia)|Administration]] | *[[Office of Administration (Alexandria-Prussia)|Administration]] | ||
* [[Aeronautics and Space Agency (Alexandria-Prussia)|Aeronautics | *[[Central Aeronautics and Space Agency (Alexandria-Prussia)|Aeronautics & Space]] | ||
* [[Office of the Budget (Alexandria-Prussia)|Budget]] | *[[Office of the Budget (Alexandria-Prussia)|Budget]] | ||
* [[Civil Service Commission (Alexandria-Prussia)|Civil Service]] | *[[Civil Service Commission (Alexandria-Prussia)|Civil Service]] | ||
* [[Central Election Commission (Alexandria-Prussia)|Election]] | *[[Central Election Commission (Alexandria-Prussia)|Election]] | ||
* [[Office of Inspector General (Alexandria-Prussia)|Inspector General]] | *[[Office of Ethics and Compliance (Alexandria-Prussia)|Ethics]] | ||
* [[National Intelligence Agency (Alexandria-Prussia)|Intelligence]] | *[[Office of Inspector General (Alexandria-Prussia)|Inspector General]] | ||
* [[Office of General Counsel (Alexandria-Prussia)|General Counsel]] | *[[National Intelligence Agency (Alexandria-Prussia)|Intelligence]] | ||
* [[Office of Open Records (Alexandria-Prussia)|Open Records]] | *[[Office of General Counsel (Alexandria-Prussia)|General Counsel]] | ||
* [[Alexandria-Prussia Postal Service |Postal Service]] | *[[Alexandria-Prussia Higher Education System|Higher Education]] | ||
* [[ | *[[Office of Open Records (Alexandria-Prussia)|Open Records]] | ||
* [[Office of the Royal Household (Alexandria-Prussia)|Royal Household]] | *[[Alexandria-Prussia Postal Service |Postal Service]] | ||
* [[ | *[[Central Employees Retirement System (Alexandria-Prussia)|Retirement]] | ||
* [[Central Trade Commission (Alexandria-Prussia)|Trade]] | *[[Office of the Royal Household (Alexandria-Prussia)|Royal Household]] | ||
*[[Sports Commission (Alexandria-Prussia) |Sports]] | |||
*[[Central Trade Commission (Alexandria-Prussia)|Trade]] | |||
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* [[Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (Alexandria-Prussia)|Conservation | *[[Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (Alexandria-Prussia)|Conservation & Natural Resources]] | ||
* Disabled Veterans | *Disabled Veterans | ||
* Energy Research & Development | *Energy Research & Development | ||
* [[Department of Environmental Services (Alexandria-Prussia)| | *[[Department of Environmental Resources (Alexandria-Prussia)|Environmental Resources]] | ||
* Military Retirement | *[[Department of Health (Alexandria-Prussia)|Health]] | ||
* Navy | *Historical & Museum | ||
* Public Welfare and Education | *[[Department of Human Services (Alexandria-Prussia)|Human Services]] | ||
*Military Retirement | |||
* [[ | *Mines & Mineral Industries | ||
*Navy | |||
*Post Office | |||
*[[Department of Public Welfare and Education (Alexandria-Prussia)|Public Welfare & Education]] | |||
*[[Department of War (Alexandria-Prussia)|War]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
[[Category:Alexandria-Prussia]] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:25, 3 July 2021
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| Agency overview | |
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| Formed | 1975 |
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| Headquarters | Royal Palace of Kingston, |
| Employees | 150 |
| Annual budget | $37.9 million (2019) |
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| Website | http://www.royalhousehold.ap.gov |
The Alexandria-Prussia Office of the Royal Household is a collective and independent office that provides support to His Majesty the King of Alexandria-Prussia and other members of the Alexandrian-Prussian royal family. The office holds dual responsibilities, but its primary function is to provide aid and support to the King of Alexandria-Prussia in the exercise of his royal duties and prerogatives. These include his role as the head of state and Supreme Commander of the Alexandrian-Prussian Armed Forces, it also functions as the king’s executive office. The secondary role is to assist other members of the Royal Family who undertake public duties for His Majesty the King. Family members that part take in public duties have separate offices within the Office of the Royal Household.
The office is under the direct authority of the king, who personally selects the individual to aid him in his constitutional duties and assist with running the office. It is a constitutional institution as laid down in the Royal Reorganization Act of 1975. While the office is part of Alexandrian-Prussian government structure under the executive branch, it is not under the control or influence of any other central government institution. This ensure that the king has the independent means to perform all his state functions, as stated in the constitution. It also ensures that other members of the Royal Family get the assists needed to undertake there public duties.
The lesser royal family members that partake in public duties for His Majesty the King, there offices are fully funded by the Wellington Trust through a mutual agreement with Central Government. However, as part of the agreement all benefits for employees, (excluding salary and retirement), employed by the lessor royal offices are paid by Alexandrian-Prussian Central Government.
Unlikely other appointed Senior government officials under the executive branch the Royal Secretary of the Household doesn’t need to be confirmed by the House of Lords. The only authority to whom the Royal Secretary answers too is the king himself. However, the office itself is not exempt from being audited by the Inspector General or investigated by the Attorney General.
Background
The current Office of the Royal Household has its historical precedent in the Royal Household and Heritage Crown of Prussia which was made defunct by the Royal Reorganization Act of 1975. With the Royal Reorganization Act of 1975 it simplified the precedent institution and removed unnecessary offices which existed in the old Royal Household. With the reorganization the Head of the Royal Household became the Royal Secretary of the Household and General Secretary of the Royal Household became the Executive Deputy Secretary of the Royal Household. Both these offices can be held by professional, senior civil servants, or nobility.
Organizational Structure
- Royal Secretary of the Household †
- Executive Deputy Secretary of the Royal Household
- Press Office
- General Government Delivery Center †
- Royal Guard & Protection Service
- Treasurer to the King
- Private Secretary to Her Majesty the Queen
- Private Secretary to His Royal Highness Crown Prince of Alexandria-Prussia (Currently handled by the Queen)
- Deputy Secretary of the Royal Archives and Crown Jewels
- The Royal Archives and Collection
- Crown Jeweller
- Deputy Secretary of the Lessor Royal Family Offices
- Office of Duke and Duchess of Alexandria
- Office of Duke and Duchess of Prussia
- Office of Duke and Duchess of Georgia
- Executive Deputy Secretary of the Royal Household
† Royal Secretary of the Household acts as the executive head and the private secretary to the king.
† General Government Delivery Center provides HR and IT services to groups of agencies.
† Office of General Counsel is an independent office that helps guide and interpret laws as well as providing legal services to the departments or offices of HM Government