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Politics of Vierzland

Politisches System Vierzlands
Coat of Arms of the Vierz Federation.png
Polity typeFederal parliamentary republic
ConstitutionConstitution of Vierzland
Legislative branch
NameFederal Assembly
TypeUnicameral
Meeting placePalace of Honour
Presiding officerEva Weiskopf, President of the Federal Assembly
Executive branch
Head of State and Government
TitleChancellor
CurrentlyKaspar Vahl
AppointerFederal Assembly
Cabinet
NameFederal Council
Current cabinetSecond Vahl cabinet
LeaderChancellor
Deputy leaderDeputy Chancellor
AppointerChancellor
HeadquartersChancellery
Werner Court
Ministries14
Judicial branch
NameJudiciary of Vierzland
CourtsCourts of Vierzland
Supreme Federal Court
Chief judgeThortsten Hopfer
SeatHouse of Justice
High Criminal Court
Chief judgeDieter Loeb

The politics of Vierzland take place in the framework of a federal, parliamentary, constitutional republic. The Constitution of Vierzland, signed and ratified in 1992, outlines the system of government of the Vierz Federation.

History

1989–1992: Beginnings

1992–1997: Dahlke government

1997–2000: Scandals and downfall

2000–2010: Bachmeier period

2010–2012: End of DAP rule

2012–present: Vahl chancellery

Constitution

Legislature

Federal Assembly

Executive

Chancellor

The Chancellery

Federal Council

Judiciary

Supreme Federal Court

High Criminal Court

Foreign relations

Administrative divisions