Government of Morrawia

Federal Government of Morrawia Morrawská federrální wláda
Government Coat of Arms
Polity type	Federal Parliamentary Democracy
Constitution	Morrawian Constitution
Legislative branch
Name	Federal Congress
Type	Bicameral
Meeting place	Houses of Congress (Praga)
Upper house
Name	Royal Senate
Presiding officer	, Senate Speaker
Lower house
Name	Royal House of Representatives
Presiding officer	, House Speaker
Executive branch
Head of State
Title	Prime Minister
Currently	Thomas Wallinský
Cabinet
Name	The Cabinet
Current cabinet	First Wallinský Cabinet
Leader	Thomas Wallinský
Ministries	19
Judicial branch
Name	Supreme Court of Morrawia
Chief judge	Jinndřich Walleš

The Federal Government, officially the The Government of The Constitutional Monarchy of Morrawia is a political structure that works as a legislative, executive and judiciary of the Constitutional Monarchy of Morrawia. It uses a bicameral legislative system.

Political parties & movements

As of now, in Morrawia, there are officially 25 parties registered which did run for the latest House elections (2020) in all Regions of Morrawia, from which 10 managed to get their representation in the Royal House of Representatives (that is getting >1% in the elections).

There are many political parties existing on provincial, municipal and other levels, such as the "United Elbennia Movement" in the Elbennia, german-speaking Region of Morrawia, which is trying for almost all of history to be more autonomous. As of March 2022, there are about 17,400 registiered political groups, clubs, movements, or municipal groups hoping to develop their local area.

The nation-wide political parties are:

Political Party	Shortcut	Ideology	Seats in Royal Congress		Main political agenda
			Royal House of Representatives	Royal Senate
Progressive Party	PS	Liberalism	98	29	Establishment of a liberal democratic Sekidean Federation
Social Democratic Party	SDS	Green politics	63	32	Achieving net 0 emissions by 2035, banning of non-renewable energy by 2050
Labour Party	SP	Liberal conservatism	34	12	Decentralization & Debureaucratisation of the administration
Realist Party of Morrawia	RPM	Social democracy	16	10	Expanding of the social programs, making more governmental programmes
Constitutionalist Party	KS	Right-libertarianism	11	6	Direct democracy on the issues of international politics
National Party	NS	Neoconservatism	9	5	Setting Laissez-faire capitalism into the constitution
The Federalist Party	FS	Kaȝin Christian nationalism	5	1	Setting Kaȝin Christianity as the national religion, banning of non-christian religions
Democratic Block of Morrawia	MDB	Dictatorship of the proletariat	4	0	Re-establishment of the Council State regime
Citizen´s Movement for Freedom and Equality	OHSR	Identitarianism	2	0	Leaving of the Sekidean Union, establishment of a fascist dictatorship
Morrawian Pirate Party	MPS	Kammist nationalism	0	0	Setting of Kammism as a national religion, limitation of other religions

Elections

Timing of elections

President: Every 4 years
Senate: Every 2 years ⅓ of the senate is replaced in a vote
Parliament: Every 4 years
Regional and municipal: Every 3 years

Process of elections

Elections are held for 36 hours. Voting rooms open at 7AM PMT on Friday and close on 7PM PMT on Saturday (6AM to 6PM PST). People can vote in the voting rooms (every municipality must have at least one voting room. In larger cities, there must be a minimum of one voting room per 10,000 people), by post (voters recieve special ballots with multiple watermarks and then they send a latter to a dedicated place by post (voting letter have purple stripe on them and are required to be delivered in less than 24 hours after the rooms close) or by a electronic device (voters enter their ID with their national passport into a specialised voting app and cast their vote from their home. Vote can be changed during the period of voting).

No campaign time

5 days before elections, it is prohibited to air political campaign rallys, do those rallys or spread any advertisement concerning the elections. 3 days before elections, media are prohibited from posting last-minute public opinion polls. Those rules are put in place to ensure, that there isn't a last-minute propoaganda push that can sway people's emotions and not their rationality.

Congress (Legislature)

Senate (Upper house)

Zhoushi Senate has 99 seats, which are distributed proportionally per votes, but only third of the seats are replaced every 2 years and votes are offset by 2 years (meaning that it takes a minimum of 6 years to completely change a senate). Political party can get 45 seats max, ensuring the need for a coalition to control the council.

The Upper house political distribution:
Partisan distribution Coalition distribution (73 × 10) Senate Chairman allegiance:    L.D.Λ.P.Ʒ.
Color	Name of the Political Party	Nick used by the Political Party	Political direction	Number of seats	Affiliation
#00A207	Zhoushi Green Party	Greens	Eco-centric centre-left	32 / 99	Coalition
#FFA600	Liberal Democratic Party of Zhousheng	Liberals	Liberal centre-left	29 / 99	Coalition
#599D9D	Party for Better Tommorows	ZALEZI ("Za Lepшє Zitꝛky" in Zhoushi)	Industrial centre-right	12 / 99	Coalition
#EF38DA	Social Democratic Party of Zhousheng	Social Democrats	Populist mid-left	10 / 99	Unaffiliated
#3033F3	Zhoushi Patriotic Party	Lagovci (based on the party leader Vladimir Laga)	Populist mid-right	6 / 99	Opposition
#016871	Zhoushi Conservative Party	Conservatives	Conservative right	5 / 99	Unaffiliated
#9F6A59	The Right Movement	Rightenists ("Pravaƞi" in Zhoushi)	Far right	4 / 99	Opposition
#FFE100	Religious Teocratic Party	Teocrats	Teocratic far right	1 / 99	Unaffiliated
Current Senate Chairman: Igor Ȝemlin

Parliament (Lower house)

Zhoushi Parliament has 250 seats, which are distributed proportionally per votes.

The Lower house political distribution:
Partisan distribution Coalition distribution (195 × 25) Parliament Chairman allegiance:    Ʒ.Z.P.
Color	Name of the Political Party	Nick used by the Political Party	Political direction	Number of seats	Affiliation
#FFA600	Liberal Democratic Party of Zhousheng	Liberals	Liberal centre-left	98 / 250	Coalition
#00A207	Zhoushi Green Party	Greens	Eco-centric centre-left	63 / 250	Coalition
#599D9D	Party for Better Tommorows	ZALEZI ("Za Lepшє Zitꝛky" in Zhoushi)	Industrial centre-right	34 / 250	Coalition
#EF38DA	Social Democratic Party of Zhousheng	Social Democrats	Populist mid-left	16 / 250	Unaffiliated
#3033F3	Zhoushi Patriotic Party	Lagovci (based on the party leader Vladimir Laga)	Populist mid-right	11 / 250	Opposition
#016871	Zhoushi Conservative Party	Conservatives	Conservative right	9 / 250	Unaffiliated
#9F6A59	The Right Movement	Rightenists ("Pravaƞi" in Zhoushi)	Far right	8 / 250	Opposition
#FFE100	Religious Teocratic Party	Teocrats	Teocratic far right	5 / 250	Unaffiliated
#BC0000	Zhoushi Communist Party	Communists	Marxist far left	4 / 250	Opposition
#373737	New Evolution Party	NE (sometimes called "ȠE" to parody it as a negative)	Technocratic far right	2 / 250	Opposition
Current Parliament Chairman: Ʒofijє Brunila

Government (Executive)

TBA

The Government partisan distribution
Prime Minister allegiance:    L.D.Λ.P.Ʒ. Deputy Prime Minister allegiance:    ZA.LE.ZI.
Name of the ministry	Minister	Purpose of the ministry	Allegiance
Ministry of Finance	Peter Moλaч	Controlling Zhoushi government budget and check national loan	LDΛPƷ
Ministry of Defence	Ivan Jerven	Working to ensure security of Zhousheng from both physical and cybernethical threats	LDΛPƷ
Ministry of the Interior	Lukaш Pєtrof	Controlling local issues and check work of local regional governments	LDΛPƷ
Ministry of Foreign Relations	Þeodor Шmєl	Maintaining diplomatic relations and keep embassies running	LDΛPƷ
Ministry of Federal Relations	Lukaш Гoƞin	Coordinating the work with Monte Blancan organs	ƷZP
Ministry of the Enviroment	Roman Petroviч	Supervising the ecological situation and prevent as much pollution as possible	ƷZP
Ministry of Labor and Welfare	Jan Borƞeƌki	Working with social welfare programmes and support, takes care of the homeless people	ZALEZI
Ministry of Autonomies	Nyck Hjorelfilt	Maintaining order and law in autonomous regions of Grad, Storvan and Zaprei and ensure minority rights are preserved	ZALEZI
Ministry of Justice	Markus Porȝaλ	Supervising following of the law and work with courts on enforcing it. It runs the police	LDΛPƷ
Ministry of Education	Milena Karnova	Running and maintain schools, keep unbiased information in public TV channels and radios and run the national archive	ƷZP
Ministry of Trade	Ingriþ Volna	Maintaining trade relations with companies and foreign countries, sets tariff policies and decides on inflation	ZALEZI
Ministry of Culture	Terheza Laꞇov	Supporting cultural movements across Zhousheng, support theatres and movies, runs annual national cultural exhibition	ƷZP
Ministry of Transport	Гejkob Diꝛen	Running and maintain train lines and airports and provide funding to public transport. Maintains highways and waterways	LDΛPƷ
Ministry of Health	Pitr Karmen	Maintaining national health, prevent obesity and regulate consumption of unhealthy food	LDΛPƷ
Ministry of Agriculture	Karol Maskem	Helping the agricultural production of the country and control GMO nutrition	ƷZP
Ministry of Research	Beatrix Novak	Researchichng new inventions in energetics, food and space reasearch, and find new talents that could be helpful in this field	LDΛPƷ
Ministry of Energetics	Daƞel Ꞇikovsky	Maintaining acceptable energy consumption, develop projects and prepare a transition to fully-renewable energy	ZALEZI
Ministry of the Cyberspace	Guaj Mondag	Maintaining cybersecurity and ensure personal anonymity on the internet. It is also responsible for exposing Fake News	ƷZP
Current Prime Minister: Samuel Чubakov Current Deputy Prime Minister: Ivan Krilnof