Government of Svetvostok

Government of the Republic of Svetvostok

Emblem of the Government of the Republic of Svetvostok
Jurisdiction	Svetvostok
Legislative branch
Legislature	State Duma
Meeting place	State Duma Building
Executive branch
Leader	President of Svetvostok
Headquarters	Krasnaya Grad
Departments	19

Legislative branch

The legislature of Svetvostok is called the State Duma. Duma's influence and authority have continuously increased since the military regime. The existing Duma had only the authority to submit bills and amend the Constitution, and the Duma had only the authority to submit bills during the military regime. However, after the collapse of the military regime, Duma's authority increased significantly. Also, to prevent the executive branch from overrunning its power, the executive branch cannot disband Duma. However, at the same time, this resulted in the absence of institutional mechanisms to keep Duma in check.

Executive branch

The administration is composed of 19 departments centered on the president. The president has diplomatic authority, executive authority, and military authority as the head of the administration and the constitutional leader of Svetvostok. The president has a four-year term and can be re-elected once. The secretary of each department is appointed by the president and has a two-year term.

Current members of the administration

Position	Photo	Name	Born date	Nominated by
President of Svetvostok		President Han Yeji	February 12th, 1997	-
Vice President of Svetvostok		Vice President Nikita Sobolov	August 20th, 1989	Han Yeji
Secretary of State of Svetvostok		Secretary of State Ahn Sang-gun	January 3rd, 1971	Han Yeji
Secretary of the Interior of Svetvostok		Secretary of Interior Park Jiwoon	September 21st, 1999	Han Yeji
Secretary of the Defense of Svetvostok		Secretary of Defense Viktor Shevchenko	June 2nd, 1975	Han Yeji
Secretary of the Treasury of Svetvostok		Secretary of the Treasury Kim Juyeon	June 2nd, 2001	Han Yeji
Secretary of the Intelligence of Svetvostok		Secretary of the Intelligence Illya Kozlov	November 3rd, 1995	Han Yeji
Secretary of the Public Security of Svetvostok		Secretary of the Public Security Elena Belikova	June 19th, 1998	Han Yeji

Judicial branch

The judiciary is composed of the district court, the high court, the supreme court, and the constitutional court. The district court, the high court, and the supreme court are in charge of general civil and criminal trials, and the constitutional court is in charge of reviewing the dismissal of public officials, examining whether laws are unconstitutional, and resolving disputes among government agencies.