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The '''chancellor of | The '''chancellor of city affairs''', officially the '''chancellor of city affairs and intercity affairs for the Free City of Heavenfall''', also referred to as the '''chancellor of Heavenfall''', is the {{wp|Head of government|head of government}} of [[Heavenfall]]. The chancellor {{wp|Advice (constitutional law)|advises}} the [[President of Heavenfall|president]] regarding [[Congress of Heavenfall|congressional]] matters and is in charge of enforcing intercity policies. The chancellor is appointed by the president with approval of [[Congress of Heavenfall|Congress]]. By convention, the chancellor is a member of the [[House of Assembly (Heavenfall)|House of Assembly]]. | ||
The modern office of chancellor succeeded the weaker offices of [[Heavenfall Secretary of City Affairs|secretary of city affairs]] and [[Heavenfall Secretary of Intercity Affairs|secretary of intercity affairs]], which themselves succeeded the stronger office of [[chancellor of Heavenfall]]. | The modern office of chancellor succeeded the weaker offices of [[Heavenfall Secretary of City Affairs|secretary of city affairs]] and [[Heavenfall Secretary of Intercity Affairs|secretary of intercity affairs]], which themselves succeeded the stronger office of [[chancellor of Heavenfall]]. | ||
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The chancellor of city affairs, officially the chancellor of city affairs and intercity affairs for the Free City of Heavenfall, also referred to as the chancellor of Heavenfall, is the head of government of Heavenfall. The chancellor advises the president regarding congressional matters and is in charge of enforcing intercity policies. The chancellor is appointed by the president with approval of Congress. By convention, the chancellor is a member of the House of Assembly.
The modern office of chancellor succeeded the weaker offices of secretary of city affairs and secretary of intercity affairs, which themselves succeeded the stronger office of chancellor of Heavenfall.