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Politics of Delamaria
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Constitution Alberta Constitution (1825) Monarchy Act of 1865 Abolition Act of 1911 Reform Act of 1998 Constitutional Convention of 2023
The Crown The Monarch (list) William V Heir apparent Prince David, Duke of Southguard Royal family Succession Prerogative Counsellors of State
Executive Privy Council File:Royal Arms of Delamaria (Crown & Garter) (2022).svg William V (King-in-Council) Government of Delamaria Cabinet (list) Campbell ministry (LC) Prime Minister (list) Philip Campbell (LC) Deputy Prime Minister Hugo Portland (LC) Departments Ministers Agencies
Legislature Parliament William V (King-in-Parliament) Senate Lord-President The Baron Lloyd Edwards of Dewelsbury House of Delegates Speaker Sir James Hampstead Leader of the Opposition Brian Ashworthy (SL)
Judiciary William V (King-on-the-Bench) Supreme Court File:Badge of the Supreme Court of Delamaria.svg President The Lord Bluth Deputy President The Lord Tamworth Justices of the Supreme Court
Bank of Delamaria Governor Clive Lawmark Deputy Governors Monetary Policy Committee Currencies Banknotes Coins
Elections and referendums Parliament constituencies Political parties
States Intergovernmental relations in Delamaria States Alpen Bayland Cardborough Chalnor Crownsland Dalais Deveraux Dowager Fleuria Georgeland Gerandy Geriana Hyannis Kallister Labrador Nassaua New Beaumont New Bedford New Cheshire New Flanders New Guernsey Orme Island Owland Pawnee Providence Radnor Severn Swansylvania Vandergart Verconsin
Territories Lanada Martinique Montdemare
Foreign relations Department of Foreign Affairs Foreign Secretary Leanne Kewley Foreign policy (history) Diplomatic missions of Delamaria Delamarian passport Visa requirements Visa policy Trade agreements Bruxenburg Seylos Iverica Walneria Orioni Prymont Gallambria Great Xio Tagmatium Great Anglia Lysia Iwenland Assembled Nations Assembled Nations Security Council ATARA EATZ G7
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