Federal government of Aurinia
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The federal government of Aurinia is the national government of Aurinia, a federal republic made up of TBA states and the Federal District, where the country's capital, Hamilton, D.A., and most of the federal government are located.
The federal government, sometimes referred to simply as Hamilton, is made up of three distinct branches of government: the executive, legislative and judicial branches, whose powers are vested in the President and the Prime Minister, the Congress and the federal courts, respectively under the Aurinian Constitution. The powers and duties of these branches are further defined by Acts of Congress, including the creation of executive departments and courts below the Aurinian Supreme Court.
Legislative branch
House of Representatives
Senate
Powers
Executive branch
President
Executive powers and duties
Election, succession, and term limits
Veto power, impeachment, and other issues
Vice president
Cabinet, executive departments and agencies
Article II of the Aurinian Constitution provides for the creation of the Federal Cabinet. The role of the cabinet is to advise the President and carry out the programs and laws of the federal government. The Cabinet consists of the Prime Minister and the heads of TBA executive departments. In addition, there are TBA other members of the Cabinet who are appointed by the President.
These are the Mearley House Chief of Staff, the Administrator of the Environmental Oversight Agency, the Aurinian Trade Representative, the Aurinian Ambassador to the United Nations, TBA.
The heads of the TBA departments are selected by the Prime Minister and confirmed by the President. Once confirmed, the Cabinet serves at the pleasure of the Prime Minister.
In addition to the executive departments, a number of staff organizations are grouped in the Executive Office of the President (EOP), created in 1939 by President Franklin W. Lindevelt.