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{{Politics of Orioni}}
 
The '''politics of Orioni''' take place with the framework of a {{wp|parliamentary democracy}} under a {{wp|constitutional monarchy}} in which the monarch, currently [[Monarchy of Orioni|Empress Joni]], is the head of state while the Chairperson of the Memakiriti, currently [[Awidefale Rezovi]], is the head of government. Orioni has been described as a bureaucratic monarchy where legally the power lies in the hands of the monarch, but the real power lies in the hands of the bureaucracies surrounding her. The [[Constitution of Orioni|Orinese Constitution]] provides for a separation of powers. The political system of Orioni consists of an executive branch, a legislative branch, and a judicial branch.
 
Executive power is exercised by the Chairperson of the [[#Executive branch|Imperial Council]] ([[Oharic language|Oharic]]: ''Memakiriti''). The Government consists of the Chairperson and councillors. The government, including the Chairperson, can be revoked by the Sibiseba. The Sibiseba ([[Anglish language|Anglish]]: ''Assembly'') passes statutes and votes on the budget; it controls the action of the executive through formal questioning on the floor of the houses of Sibiseba and by establishing commissions of inquiry. The Orinese political system is a {{wp|multi-party system}}. Former executive leaders are members of the Sibiseba. The judiciary is based upon the civil law system and operates independently from the executive and the legislative branches. The highest court is the Imperial Court of Orioni.
 
== History ==
 
An early executive branch was the Imperial Council (Oharic: ''Memakiriti''). At its creation in 1175, it was composed of four councillors or advisors, with the [[Monarchy of Orioni|monarch]] representing the fifth decisive vote. The position of “Councillor” (abbreviated as ''Cllr'') was appropriated from city government and carried over to the national level. The title precedes the holder's other titles, for example Cllr [[Andrew Pipkin]]. Each councillor was the head of a specialized department and a geographical area of expertise (several [[Orioni#Administrative divisions|provinces]]). The monarch would open her personal correspondence and discuss hearings only in the presence of at least 2 councillors. They provided council to the monarch, and confirmed (or co-signed) and accelerated royal decisions (edicts and declarations). The Council was considered a very important body of government. The various councillors were still subject to the crown. Some historians even consider it to be more important than the Monarchy itself.{{Citation needed}} The four original departments were:
 
* Councillor of the Household: oversaw the royal entourage, clergy, affairs of the capital, royal buildings, and personal military guard.
** Assisted by the {{wp|Keeper of the Seals}}.
* Councillor of the [[Imperial Orinese Defence Force#Army|Sword]]: First Officer of the Crown, and highest commander of the army, oversaw border provinces.
** Assisted by the {{wp|Master of the Horse}}.
* Councillor of the [[Imperial Orinese Defence Force#Navy|Ships]]: highest commander of the navy, oversaw colonial matters.
** Assisted by the Admiral of the {{wp|Galley}}s.
* Councillor of Mediation: oversaw diplomacy, [[Foreign relations of Orioni|foreign relations]] and trade.
** Assisted by the Collector of the {{wp|Tithe}}.
 
In 1195 new laws were introduced to celebrate 20 years of [[History of Orioni|restoration]]. An early legislative branch was formed as part of the constitutional law reforms, transforming the monarchy into a more deliberative form. The {{wp|States-General|Gizatochi}} was an early precursor to the [[#Executive|Sibiseba]]. This institutionalised assembly critiqued monarchical decisions, discussed laws about taxes, trade, diplomacy, and military matters. It was a select committee that included fifty noble representatives from the [[List of cities in Orioni#Tamanyi cities|Tamanyi cities]]. These nobles were the heads of all important families. However, as the population grew, the Gizatochi became more and more dysfunctional, as feuds between families crippled its functioning. In later centuries, this was expanded to include representatives from other cities as well. Nevertheless, colonial possessions were not represented.
 
== Monarchy ==
 
{{main|Monarchy of Orioni}}
 
== National government ==
 
The country is organised with separation of powers. A strong, centralized government is necessary to maintain order and prevent conflict in society. However, a single ruler or group should not have complete control over all aspects of government. Therefore, government powers are separated into different branches, with each branch having specific responsibilities and powers. The legislative branch of government is responsible for making laws, the executive branch is responsible for enforcing laws, and the judicial branch is responsible for interpreting laws. This separation of powers prevents any one branch from becoming too powerful and helps to ensure that the government acts in the best interests of the people.
 
=== Executive ===
 
==== Imperial Council ====
 
The Imperial Council (Oharic: Memakiriti) has been the ''de facto'' executive cabinet for most of the country's modern history. It led by the Chairperson and supported by councillors. The councillors are responsible for heading a government department. The council is the supreme state advisory body to the Monarch, and advises her on policy matters. The council consists of 12 councillors, chaired by 1 chairperson, and is divided over three topical sub councils. It meets to discuss matters of state in the capital city of [[O'polis]]. The current [[Awidefale Rezovi|Rezovi]] Government, a two-party cabinet since 2019, consists of a coalition of the left-wing [[Socialist Party of Orioni]] and centre-left [[Blueropa]].
 
{{Tree list}}
* '''Chairlady of Imperial Affairs''': [[Awidefale Rezovi]]
** '''Subcouncil for Power''' (Oharic: Hayili)
*** Home Affairs: Dame [[Nijo Kujo-Michiie]]
*** Foreign Affairs: [[Anna Hackney]]
*** Justice: Lady [[Amuh Nideba]]
*** Defence: Prince [[Toren Nabérrie]]
** '''Subcouncil for Profit''' (Oharic: Idigeti)
*** Treasury: Lady [[Catherine Manzoni]]
*** Economy: Sir [[Hiram Hiramson]]
*** Energy: Prof. [[Elisa Solna]]
*** Trade & Transportation: Countess [[Elisabeth of Hakushaku]]
** '''Subcouncil for Prosperity''' (Oharic: Hizibi)
*** Health: Prof. [[Bobo Lang]]
*** Social Services: Dr. [[Ianos Mikasa]]
*** Environment: Sir [[Constantine Vogels]]
*** Education: Lady [[Mihaeli Timos]]
{{Tree list/end}}
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| colspan='3' style='text-align:center' | '''Chairlady of Imperial Affairs''': [[Awidefale Rezovi]]
|-
| '''Subcouncil for Power''' (Oharic: Hayili)
* Home Affairs: Dame [[Nijo Kujo-Michiie]]
* Foreign Affairs: [[Anna Hackney]]
* Justice: Lady [[Amuh Nideba]]
* Defence: Prince [[Toren Nabérrie]]
|| '''Subcouncil for Profit''' (Oharic: Idigeti)
* Treasury: Lady [[Catherine Manzoni]]
* Economy: Sir [[Hiram Hiramson]]
* Energy: Prof. [[Elisa Solna]]
* Trade & Transportation: Countess [[Elisabeth of Hakushaku]]
|| '''Subcouncil for Prosperity''' (Oharic: Hizibi)
* Health: Prof. [[Bobo Lang]]
* Social Services: Dr. [[Ianos Mikasa]]
* Environment: Sir [[Constantine Vogels]]
* Education: Lady [[Mihaeli Timos]]
|}
 
==== Chairperson ====
 
The executive branch is led by the Chairperson, supported by councillors. The [[#Chairperson|Chairperson]] is the Monarch's deputy as the head of government, and assumes the role of chairing the Council. Unlike other countries, the Chairperson of Orioni is not elected directly by the people. Rather, they're invited to form a government in the name of the Monarch, by virtue of their position as the leader of the largest political party. They are elected by the legislative [[#Sibiseba|Sibiseba]]. In Orinese politics, the Chairperson is equivalent to that of a prime minister. S/he heads the imperial council and lead of the councillors in the executive branch of government.
 
{| class='wikitable' style='text-align:center;width:100%'
|-
! Portrait !! Name<br/>{{small|(Birth–Death)}} !! Took office !! Left office !! Political party !! Elected !! Notable credit(s)
|-
| [[File:Man_Silhouette2.jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Lusiya Selami ina Gitiri]]<br/>{{small|(1878-1967)}} || 1951 || 1955 || style='background:orange'|[[Constitutional Party (Orioni)|Constitutional Party]] || 1951 || Establishment of [[Europan Commercial Alliance]]; decolonisation of [[Burkini]].
|-
| [[File:Man_Silhouette2.jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Louam Zemichael ina Yessuf]]<br/>{{small|(1883-1960)}} || 1955 || 1959 || style='background:orange'|[[Constitutional Party (Orioni)|Constitutional Party]] || 1955 || Dealing with the economic crisis of 1958.
|-
| [[File:Queen Sirikit 1960.jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Hawa Nega]]<br/>{{small|(1896-1987)}} || 1959 || 1963 || style='background:orange'|[[Constitutional Party (Orioni)|Constitutional Party]] || 1959 || $Credit(s)
|-
| [[File:Esperanza Osmena (Malacanang photo).jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Elshaday Berta ina Aman]]<br/>{{small|(1901-1975)}} || 1963 || 1967 || style='background:orange'|[[Constitutional Party (Orioni)|Constitutional Party]] || 1963 || $Credit(s)
|-
| [[File:Sydykbekov_Tugelbay.JPG|80px]] || Mrs {{wp|Yekirigizi Sinetsihufi}}<br/>{{small|(1912-1997)}} || 1967 || 1975 || style='background:red'|[[Workers Party of Orioni|{{color|white|WPO}}]] || 1967<br/>1971 || Recovery from [[Second Argic War]].
|-
| [[File:Fazilatun Nasa Bappy (2) (cropped).jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Betesida Leul]]<br/>{{small|(1907-1988)}} || 1975 || 1979 || style='background:red'|[[Workers Party of Orioni|{{color|white|WPO}}]] || 1975 || Recovery from economic crisis.
|-
| [[File:Usha Narayanan.jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Beza Menkir Alem]]<br/>{{small|(1911-2004)}} || 1979 || 1983 || style='background:green'|{{color|white|Motherland Movement}} || 1979 || $Credit(s)
|-
| [[File:Mae Jemison 2013.jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Eleni Arame]]<br/>{{small|(1918-2019)}} || 1983 || 1987 || style='background:blue'|{{color|white|Liberal Homeland Party}} || 1983<br/>1991 || $Credit(s)
|-
| [[File:U_Thant_(1963).jpg|80px]] || Mr [[Hano Ketenya]]<br/>{{small|(1924-2020)}} || 1987 || 1991 || style='background:red'|[[Workers Party of Orioni|{{color|white|WPO}}]] || 1987 || $Credit(s)
|-
| [[File:Mae Jemison 2013.jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Eleni Arame]]<br/>{{small|(1919-2007)}} || 1991 || 1995 || style='background:blue'|{{color|white|Liberal Homeland Party}} || 1983<br/>1991 || $Credit(s)
|-
| [[File:Jaya (Singer).jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Salayish Ciris]]<br/>{{small|(1937-)}} || 1995 || 2003 || style='background:blue'|[[Blueropa|{{color|white|Blueropa}}]] || 1995<br/>1999 || Infrastructure projects<ref>[https://www.europans.com/topic/4030-reopening-international-relations/?do=findComment&comment=22054792 Bullet train from O'polis to Zuidhaven] (15 February 2016)</ref>
|-
| [[File:Isabella_Rossellini_Cannes_2015.jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Chandra Pristo]]<br/>{{small|(1952-)}} || 2003 || 2007 || style='background:red'|[[Socialist Party of Orioni|{{color|white|SPO}}]] || 2003<br/>2015 || Establishment of [[Entente of Oriental States]]
|-
| [[File:Jonas_Sjöstedt_20190501_crop.jpg|80px]] || Mr [[Ionas Strupar]]<br/>{{small|(1970-2016)}} || 2007 || 2015 || style='background:yellow'|PO&N || 2007<br/>2011 || Various economic and military projects<ref>Big Story News, [https://www.europans.com/topic/4114-bs-news-channel/?do=findComment&comment=22054957 Secret submarine plans] (21 February 2016)</ref>
|-
| [[File:Isabella_Rossellini_Cannes_2015.jpg|80px]] || Mrs [[Chandra Pristo]]<br/>{{small|(1952-)}} || 2015 || 2019 || style='background:red'|[[Socialist Party of Orioni|{{color|white|SPO}}]] || 2003<br/>2015 || Financial recovery; hosting the [[2018 UENA World Cup]]; Green Shift; STEM grants; {{wp|Global strategic petroleum reserves|Strategic petroleum reserves}}<ref>Roiters, [https://www.europans.com/topic/1966-roiters-%C2%BB-know-now/?do=findComment&comment=40011666 Government to build up storage of petroleum] (25 November 2018)</ref>; expansion of [[EOS]].
|-
| [[File:Awidefale_Rezovi.jpg|80px]] || Ms [[Awidefale Rezovi]]<br/>{{small|(1975-)}} || 2019 || Incumbent || style='background:red'|[[Socialist Party of Orioni|{{color|white|SPO}}]] || 2019 || [[Bainbridge Islands]] peacekeeping; 5G rollout; establishment of [[CAOS]].
|-
|}
 
=== Legislative ===
 
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The ''Sibiseba'' (“assembly”) is the {{wp|Unicameralism|unicameral}} legislative body of Orioni. It meets in [[O'polis]], the capital of [[Orioni]]. The main advantage of this unicameral system is more democratic and efficient lawmaking. The legislative process is simpler, without deadlock between two chambers, and reduces costs. The Sibiseba cannot be dissolved. The Sibiseba has ultimate legislative power, and no other government institution can over-ride its decisions. Neither the [[Monarchy of Orioni|Monarch]] nor the [[#Executive|executive branch]] participates in the legislative process. The Sibiseba exists as the peacekeeping body between the different provinces within the Empire. Whenever a dispute between provinces is brought up, the Sibiseba votes on the issue based on what was best for the population as a whole. In recent years the Sibiseba's powers have come to include all important matters of state, including its representation in international organisations, declarations of war against an enemy, and offering military and technological aid to an ally.
 
Orinese nationals aged 25 years and older may run for office in the Sibiseba.  Orinese nationals aged 20 years and older may vote. Prior to 1991, the voting age was 21. Each sibisebali represents a single constituency within the empire. Sibisebali serve a four-year term. The number of constituencies is re-evaluated before each election, thus altering the number of sibisebali every four years. In 2021 there are 162 ''sibisebali'', elected to a four-year term. 82 seats are required for a majority. The [[Constitution of Orioni|Constitution]] instituted the {{wp|Senator for life#Romania|membership by right}} (''senator de drept'') in the Sibiseba for:
 
* (1) the [[Monarchy of Orioni|heir to the throne]];
* (2) heads of [[Religion in Orioni|state-recognised religious bodies]];
* (2) the president of the [[Andro Academy of Fine Arts|Andro Academy]];
* (2) former [[#Chairperson|chairpersons]] of the [[#Imperial Council|Imperial Council]];
* (5) former [[#Imperial Council|councillors]] with at least five years’ seniority;
* (2) former high judges of the [[#Judicial|Imperial Court of Justice]];
* (0) former supreme commanders of the [[IODF]].
 
=== Judicial ===
 
Based on the ancient [[Aroma]]n system of αλήθεια (alítheia, truth).
 
* Imperial Court of Justice on the national level
* Palace(s) of Justice on the provincial (kifile) level
* House(s) of Justice on the departmental (wereda) level
* Table(s) of Justice on the municipal level
 
=== Weekly agenda ===
 
* Monday: {{wp|Interpellation (politics)|Interpellation}} of the executive branch by the legislative branch.
* Tuesday: [[Sibiseba]] meets for legislative work.
* Wednesday: Review of legislative branch by the judicial branch.
* Thursday: Subcouncils meet for executive work.
* Friday: [[Memakiriti]] meets for executive work.
 
== Local government ==
 
[[File:Hong Xiuquan.jpg|200px|thumb|Provincial governor]]
 
In the Taneino period, the position of Danya ([[Oharic language|Oharic]]: “judge”) was introduced. It existed in [[Ayubi]], [[Mekabiri]], [[Tamurin]], [[Thubani]], etc. In the Owara period, the old role of Danya was transformed into a more modern {{wp|Viceroyalty|Vayiresini}}, with the goal of better administering the greatly increased colonial area.
 
== Political parties and elections ==
 
{{further|Category:Political parties in Orioni}}
 
According to its [[Constitution of Orioni|constitution]], Orioni has a multi-party political system. However, in practice, the [[Constitutional Party (Orioni)|Constitutional Party]] was the long-time ruling party and dominated the Orinese political arena up until the late 1960s. Second was the [[Modern Orioni Party]], created to organize popular support for the monarchy after the failed coup d'état of 1928. In the 1940s, the [[Workers Party of Orioni|Workers Party]] arose to represent the emerging working class. These three groups still control Orinese politics, but they have changed a lot.
 
(WIP. Why does the [[Socialist Party of Orioni|Socialist Party]] have so much political power in a monarchy like Orioni? As one of the last monarchies in [[Orient]]al [[Europa]], concessions had to be made to keep the population happy. Pressure and examples from neighbouring countries are causing more social policies to seep in. The toleration of a limited socialist policy is necessary for the monarchy to survive, without slipping into a dictatorship as in [[Ide Jima]].)
 
=== Types ===
 
* {{wp|Left-wing politics|Left-wing}}
** {{wp|Center-left politics|Center-left}}: [[Socialist Party of Orioni]], [[Blueropa]], [[Pink!]]
* {{wp|Centrism|Center}}
** {{wp|Center-left politics|Center-left}}: [[Socialist Party of Orioni]], [[Blueropa]], [[Pink!]]
** {{wp|Center-right politics|Center-right}}: [[PO&N]]
* {{wp|Right-wing politics|Right-wing}}
** {{wp|Center-right politics|Center-right}}: [[PO&N]]
** {{wp|Far-right politics|Far-right}}: [[Fronde Verdur]]
 
=== Alliances ===
 
(Senior partner. Junior partner. Centrist alliance. Right-wing alliance.)
 
=== Elections ===
 
WIP
 
* In Orioni, voting is required for all citizens between the ages of 20 and 60. It is optional for those who are over 60. This requirement was instituted in the Electoral Code of 1991, and the voting age was lowered from 21 to 20.
* Electoral process
** Every 4 years for all levels
** 5 months of campaigning (July-November)
** Voting in first week of December
** Winners announced in second week of December
** Sibiseba (Parliament) forms the government; see coalition process described in paper notes.
** New government takes office on January 1st
* Electronic voting was first introduced to Orioni in 1995; with the first tests carried out in the province of Meda. The primary design goal of the Orinese voting machine is extreme simplicity, the model being a public phone booth. The Orinese voting machine performs three steps in a single process: voter identification, secure voting and tallying. The goal is eliminating fraud based on forged or falsified public documents. Political parties have access to the voting machine's programs before the election for auditing.
 
== Policy making ==
 
== Foreign Relations ==
 
{{main|Foreign relations of Orioni}}
 
== Men in government ==
 
[[File:U Thant (1963).jpg|200px|thumb|right|Chairman [[Hano Ketenya]].]]
 
In Orioni, men have historically been underrepresented in the government and different institutions. Their role has traditionally been relegated to business and military positions, both at domestic and abroad. This inclination has changed in the 20th century, with more men also pursuing leadership positions within the Orinese political sphere. As of September 2021, the participation rate of men in government stands around 33%. The following male leaders are considered pioneers.
 
* 1917: the first male diplomat was Mr [[Tomeniko Anāsa]], ambassador to [[Mekabiri]].
* 1921: the first male mayor was Baron [[Liyoni Kinigiyariti]] of [[Iwineti]].
* 1929: the first male [[Sibiseba]]li was Mr [[Luchi Sifira]].
* 1951: the first male councillor was Mr [[Bizati Mekakelenya-Korebita]], who served as Defence Councillor under Chairlady [[Lusiya Selami ina Gitiri]].
* 1987: the first male [[Chairperson of Orioni|chairperson]] was Mr [[Hano Ketenya]].
 
== Terminology ==
 
* {{H:title|Chairlady/lord|CL}}: Chairlady, leader of the [[#Executive|executive branch]] of government. Originally, for a male Chairperson the title of Chairlord was proposed. However, the first man in this position, [[Hano Ketenya]], was a member of the [[Workers Party of Orioni]] and preferred the less aristocratic title of ''Chairman''.
* {{H:title|Chairman|CM}}: Chairman, see CL.
* {{H:title|Councillor|Cllr}}: Councillor, member of the executive branch of government.
* {{H:title|Imperial councillor|IC}}: Imperial councillor, see Cllr.
* {{H:title|Member of the Sibiseba|MS}}: Member of the Sibiseba, the [[#Legislative|legislative branch]] of government.
* Sibisebali: see MS.
 
== References ==
 
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[[Category:Politics of Orioni]]

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