Chancellor of the Florencian Republics

Chancellor of the Florencian Republics
Incumbent Buso Adeler since 20 January 2016
Style	Mister/Madame Chancellor
Member of	the Executive Council of the Florencian Republics
Residence	Executive Palace, Saint Vera, District of Florencia
Nominator	Political parties or self-nomination
Appointer	Proportional Electoral College
Constituting instrument	Constitution of UFR
Precursor	Chief Director of the Empire
Formation	1 March 1920
First holder	Maxim K. Tyroll

Powers

Secretary. Colloquially both the Chancellor and First Secretary along with their respective cabinets are refereed to as the Executive Council.

The Chancellor is the Union's head of government and nominally the most powerful person within the country. He/She is elected via an electoral college to a five year term and is only eligible to serve two terms consecutively. The role of the Chancellor as outlined in the constitution is the purview of foreign and constitutional policy; that being the negotiation of foreign treaties, nominating justices to the Supreme Court, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Secretary of War, and all other positions deemed by Congress to be necessary and proper.

The head of state, the First Secretary is appointed by the Chancellor from whichever party or coalition commands a majority in the Assembly of People. Their term lasts the extent that the Assembly of People is in session (3 years), though they can be removed or replaced at anytime should they lose the commanding confidence of the party in power. Their duties are implementing domestic policy and the regulation of the socialist market economy and capitol. To that end they appoint the Attorney General, Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of Finance, Secretary for the Preservation of the Florencian Homeland, and all other commissions or offices needed for the basic administration of the state.

Oath

The oath of office of the chancellor of the Florencian Republics is the affirmation taken by the chancellor upon their assumption of office. Following this public swearing in ceremony the Chancellor is then able to exercise his powers of Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the defense forces and direct both foreign and constitutional policy. The wording of the oath is specified in Article III, Section One, Clause 4 of the Florencian Republics Constitution. The First Secretary is also required by constitution to recite a similar but differently worded oath to represent their purview of domestic affairs.

The oath is required to be administrated by the constitution on twentieth day of January. By convention the presiding chief justice of the Supreme Court swears in the Chancellor to a joint session of the All-Union Congress assembled. There have been three instances of the oath not being recited on this date, due to the passing of Maxim K. Tyroll and Uil'yam Boern in office, as well as the assassination of Horta Doogin. In accordance with the constitution the sitting First Secretary is promptly sworn into office, followed by a formal appointment from congress.

Given the many diverse religions of the Florencian Republics, the oath submits to the secular nature of the Florencian Republics. However several Chancellors have been known to ad-lib the name of their respective deity, be it Vayonist, Wuist, or other. This unofficial phrase is typically as follows, "[God] grant me strength".

The administration of the oath is conducted by the chancellor placing their right hand on a red bound copy of the Union Constitution, placed on a small table before the Congress, the chancellor-elect then recites the flowing oath: "I solemnly swear to faithfully serve the peoples of our republics, to strictly observe and uphold the Union Constitution, defend the revolution, to guarantee the rights and freedoms of the citizenry and to conscientiously fulfill the great duty placed in me as chancellor of the Florencian Republics to the best of my abilities."

List

   Democratic Workers and Farmers Party (DWFP)
  Party of Socialists-Revolutionaries (SR)
  National Republican Party (NazReb)
  Citizens Ecology Union (Greens)
  National Vecinik Party (NazVek)
  League of Radicals, Anarchists, and Libertarians (RAL)
  Social Republican League (SRL)

	N.	Portrait	Name (birth–death)	Party	Term of office		Tenure (years and days)	Election	First Secretary
	1		Maxim K. Tyroll (1869 – 1928) (59 years old)	Social Republican League	20 January 1921	5 May 1928	7 years, 108 days *Died in Office of Natural Causes	1920 1925	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan 'Democratic Workers and Farmers
	2		Cho Yong-Hwan (1871 – 1941) (70 years old)	Democratic Workers and Farmers	5 May 1928	20 January 1931	2 years, 291 days	None, appointed to office by Congress	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	3		Eaon Belami (1866 – 1944) (78 years old)	National Republican Party	20 January 1931	20 January 1936	5 years	1930	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	4		Uil'yam Boern (1862 – 1943) (81 years old)	National Republican Party	20 January 1936	17 March 1943	7 years 56 days *Died in Office of Natural Causes	1935 1940	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	5		Alla Tara (1895 – 1967) (72 years old)	Party of Socialists-Revolutionaries	17 March 1943	January 20 1946	2 years 309 days	None, appointed to office by Union Congress	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	6		Hearon Smylie (1894 – 1970) (76 years old)	Democratic Workers and Farmers	January 20 1946	January 20 1956	10 years	1945 1950	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	7		K.A. Ryben (1884 – 1969) (85 years old)	Democratic Workers and Farmers	January 20 1956	January 20 1966	10 years	1955 1960	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	8		Kearon Dan-ya (1905 – 1995) (90 years old)	Democratic Workers and Farmers	January 20 1966	January 20 1971	5 years	1965	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	9		Alaex Kosyun (1904 – 1987) (82 years old)	National Republican Party	January 20 1971	January 20 1976	5 years	1970	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	10		Hæzam Sadee' (1937 – 2009) (72 years old)	National Vecinik Party	January 20 1976	January 20 1986	10 years	1975 1980	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	11		Valena Maksim' (1937 – 2020) (83 years old)	National Republican Party	January 20 1986	January 20 1991	5 years	1985	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	12		Hæzam Sadee' (1937 – 2009) (72 years old)	National Vecinik Party	January 20 1991	January 20 1996	5 years	1990	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	13		Vadero Halick (1930 – 2014) (84 years old)	National Republican Party	January 20 1996	January 20 2001	5 years	1995	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	14	File:Igor Raufovich Ashurbeily.png	Noks Raufov (1944 – 2020) (76 years old)	Party of Socialists-Revolutionaries	January 20 2001	January 20 2011	10 years	2000 2005	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	15		Horta Doogin (1964 – 2012) (48 years old)	Citizens Ecology Union	January 20 2011	November 4 2012	1 year 288 days *Assassinated in Office	2010	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	16		Kei-Sun (1966 – 2020) (54 years old)	League of Radicals, Anarchists, and Libertarians	November 4 2012	January 20 2016	3 years 77 days	None, appointed to office by Union Congress	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers
	17		Buso Adeler (1950 – 2020) (70 years old)	National Republican Party	January 20 2016	January 20 2021	5 years	2015	Neakon Rezav Social Republican League Cho Yong-Hwan Democratic Workers and Farmers

History

Leaders of the Communist party voted on establishing a presidency on 7 February 1990.

The first and only presidential election took place on 14 March 1990. The Congress of People's Deputies decided that they would elect the first president into a five-year term, then turn over presidential elections to the public beginning in the planned 1995 presidential election.