Cabinet of Ebrary
The Cabinet of Ebrary consists of the heads of Ebrary's national executive ministerial departments, appointed by the president, with approval of the Senate. All members of the cabinet serve at the leisure of the president. The president may designate heads of other agencies and non-Senate-confirmed office-holders in the executive branch as Cabinet-level members of the Cabinet. The Sovereign Protector also holds the right to attend Cabinet meetings, although he is not considered a de jure member of the Cabinet.
Cabinet and cabinet-rank departments
Executive departments
Ministry of Culture and Christian Affairs
The Ministry of Culture and Christian Affairs is a department of the Ebrarian government tasked with promoting, enforcing, and protecting Christian values and Ebrarian cultural values. The ministry has the power to restrict the publishing of works of art, cinema, television shows, books, magazines, etc, in order to achieve its goals. The ministry also has a large publishing arm which publishes books and other works which the ministry perceives as promoting these values. The Minister of Culture and Christian Affairs heads this department and is selected by the President and approved by the High Ecumenical Council.
Cabinet-level departments and agencies
High Protectorate Office
The High Protectorate Office is the department directly headed by the Sovereign Protector of Ebrary. The offices of the High Protectorate Office are primarily located at Castello Providence.
Secretariat of Women's Affairs
The Secretariat of Women's Affairs (Ebrarese: Secretariato de Affaires Feminin) is an independent agency whose head is appointed by the president of Ebrary and confirmed by the Senate. The Secretary of Women's Affairs is the only cabinet or cabinet-level office which is eligible to be headed by a woman, and by law is required to be headed by one. The Secretariat of Women's Affairs provides support to women and promotes the traditional gender roles of women. The main activities of the secretariat are administering women's counseling programs, hosting symposiums, and organizing support associations for widows.
Secretariat of Ethnic Affairs
The Secretariat of Ethnic Affairs (Ebrarese: Secretariato de Affaires Ethnic) is an independent agency of the Ebrarian government which administers cultural programs to foster cooperation between Ebrary's three major ethnic groups. The secretariat also promotes the use of the Gallasian language in Gallasia and the Vorstish language in Vorstland. The Secretariat previously also published official Vorstish and Gallasian dictionaries, but this duty was shifted to the administrations of the respective provinces.
Directorate of National Service
The Directorate of National Service (Ebrarese: Directorato de Servicio National) is an agency of the Ebrarian government which tracks, manages, and enforces the mandate for all male Ebrarians to undergo national service. The directorate must coordinate with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, the Ministry of Defense, and multiple other governmental and non-governmental organizations to accomplish this task.
Ebrarian Monetary Authority
The Ebrarian Monetary Authority (Ebrarese: Autoritate Monetari Ebrarian), or "Le Autoritate", is the central bank of Ebrary. It is de jure a part of the Ministry of Finance, but is functionally an independent agency of the Ebrarian government with significant independence guaranteed by Ebrarian law. Le Autoritate mints coins, issues banknotes, and manages monetary policy in Ebrary, while also exercising a degree of regulatory power over banking institutions. The Governor of Le Autoritate is selected by the President, approved by the Minister of Finance, and approved by the Senate.
Current composition
List of cabinet members
| Office | Holder (Party) | Department |
|---|---|---|
| President of Ebrary | Carlos Renaldo (PRC) | Office of the President |
| Deputy President of Ebrary | (PFL) | Office of the Deputy President |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Eduard Blanco (PRC) | Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
| Minister of Internal Affairs | Ministry of Internal Affairs | |
| Minister of Defense | Ministry of Defense | |
| Minister of Justice | Ministry of Justice | |
| Minister of Finance | Ministry of Finance and the Treasury | |
| Minister of Commerce | Eduardo Guerra (PFL) | Ministry of Commerce |
| Minister of Labor | Ministry of Labor | |
| Minister of Health and Social Services | Ministry of Health and Social Services | |
| Minister of Infrastructure and Transport | Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport | |
| Minister of Education | Ministry of Education | |
| Minister of Research and Technology | Ministry of Research and Technology | |
| Minister of Food and Agriculture | Ministry of Food and Agriculture | |
| Minister of Culture and Christian Affairs | Ministry of Culture and Christian Affairs | |
| Minister of Environment and Tourism | Ministry of Environment and Tourism | |
| Minister of Provincial Affairs | Ministry of Provincial Affairs |
List of cabinet-level officials
Some government officials are not members of the cabinet, but nevertheless are allowed by statute, constitutional requirement, or declaration of the president to attend cabinet meetings.
| Office | Holder (Party) | Department |
|---|---|---|
| Sovereign Protector of Ebrary | Daniel Lucas (none) | High Protectorate Office |
| Governor of the Ebrarian Monetary Authority | Jacobo Baran (none) | Ebrarian Monetary Authority |
| National Service Director | Directorate of National Service | |
| Secretary of Women's Affairs | Victoria Ferrero (PDE) | Secretariat of Women's Affairs |
| Secretary of Ethnic Affairs | Secretariat of Ethnic Affairs |