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Welcome to the Empire of Great Britain! Take a trip back in time to the years of the Empire. Visit Buckingham Palace and loose yourself in the Majesty of Royal affairs, including The State Opening of Parliment, State Dinners, RP Court Circular of the Royal Engagements. Take The Quick Trip to Wesminster Palace and Witiness elected Members of Parliament in the House of Commons battle it out to Legislate and hold Government to Account. or Travel accross the Hall to The House of lords and Listen to the noble Lords scrutinize Acts and question government. Enter Number 10 and witness Government at work, hosting private cabinet meetings, planning events, and Governing the Region. God Save The Queen!
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Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth III
of The Empire of Great Britian and Ireland
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Assumed office
1 October, 2022
Prime Minister
Joshua Veralius
Matthew Somerset
Cameron Romefeller
Personal details
SpouseThe Earl of Leinster (Divorced)
ParentExpression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "[".
ResidenceBuckingham Palace
HouseSomerset
Styles of
Queen Elizabeth III
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Reference styleHer Majesty
Spoken styleYour Majesty
Alternative styleMa'am

Elizabeth III, (Elizabeth Victoria Mary Alexandra; joined 10 June 2020) is the Queen of Great Britain. She is the second child of John Somerset, 1st Viscount St. John, the younger sister of William Somerset, 1st Duke of Somerset, and the mother of James Somerset, 1st Duke of Warwick. She is also a former Consort of King William V, King of Great Britain. In His Majesty's Government, she has served as Deputy Prime Minister, First Secretary of State, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Attorney General, Minister-without-Portfolio, and longtime Whitehall Foreign Advisory Counsellor. In Parliament, she served as Lady Speaker and Senior Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords, Lady of Parliament, Speaker of the House of Commons, and Member of Parliament for St. James. In the Royal Household, she has served as Lady Chamberlain, Lady Advocate, Norroy and Ulster King of Arms, Officer of Arms, and longtime Privy Counsellor. She has also served as First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff, Second Sea Lord and Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Fleet Commander of the Royal Navy, and Colonel of the Household Division.

On 1 October 2022, she succeeded William V, King of Great Britain as Queen of Great Britain.

The Queen has largely been considered to be a dedicated public servant, rarely going without an occupation within the Empire. Her long service with in the House of Lords has defined the institution, saw the creation of Rothesay Test, as well as the passage of the instrumental Statutory Interpretations Act 2022. She was also one of the principal authors of the Acts of Union.
His Lordship The Right Honourable
Cameron Romefeller
MP
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20th Prime Minister of The Empire of Great Britain and Ireland
In office
7 December, 2022 – Present
Appointed byElizabeth III (Within Her Pleasure)
MonarchElizabeth III
Preceded byThe Duke of Somerset
Parliamentary groupThe British Federation of Labour
ConstituencyWest Dunbartonshire
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The Prime Minister is the head of the government. After a general election, the leader of the political party that has won the most seats in Parliament is invited, by the sovereign, to form a government. This person is then known as the prime minister-designate. The prime minister-designate then writes a speech that the sovereign delivers during the State Opening of Parliament. In a Joint Session, Parliament votes on the Speech from the Throne. If a majority of members votes in favor, the prime minister-designate is considered to have enough support to become prime minister.

The Prime Minister chairs the cabinet, selects and dismisses ministers, and leads the government’s legislative agenda through Parliament.

Regional leadership
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== HM Government ==
19th Premiership

Name Role Description
Vacant First Secretary of State The First Secretary of State is the cabinet portfolio of HM Government which is the first Cabinet minister in the executive line of succession. They are the Head of the Civil Service and assist the prime minister in administering the government.
Vacant Foreign Secretary The Foreign Secretary is the Cabinet Portfolio of HM Government that is responsible for the enforcement of law and government policy related to the establishment, maintenance and termination of diplomatic relations with foreign regions.
Vacant Home Secretary The Home Secretary is the Cabinet Portfolio of HM Government that is responsible for the enforcement of law and government policy relating to recruitment, integration, properties, and Citizenship. being responsible for the integration of new citizens, including creating guides, reaching out to new citizens, and answering questions new citizens may have.
Vacant Culture Secretary The Culture Secretary is the Cabinet Portfolio of HM Government that is responsible for the enforcement of law and government policy relating to matters of culture, media and regional roleplay. being responsible for the advancement, creation, and endurance of the Empire's culture within the community by planning cultural events and maintaining cultural centers and establishing regional roleplays.
Vacant Chancellor of the Exchequer The Chancellor of the Exchequer is the Cabinet Portfolio of HM Government that is responsible for the enforcement of law and government policy related to the establishment, maintenance and termination of Economic policy. being responsible for ensuring that a new or revised budget is released every month detailing all economic plans.
Vacant Attorney General The Attorney General is the Cabinet Portfolio of HM Government that is responsible for representing His Majesty's Government in any case before a court of law, responsible for advising the Government on legal matters and enforcing the realm's criminal code, and responsible for reviewing legislation and executive orders for constitutional and legal conflicts, and shall also be available to provide nonbinding legal advice to citizens.
 

 
 
 
 
 

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== Parliament ==
22nd Parlimentary Session
 
 
House

of
Lords



Speaker:
 ~Duke of Somerset~ 

Name Peerage
Lord James Somerset The Duke of Warwick
Lord Matthew Somerset The Duke of Somerset
Lord Reginald Carmichael The Earl of Antrim
Lord Horatio Nelson The Earl of Merioneth
Lord Andrew Wright The Viscount Islington
Lord John Somerset The Viscount St. John
Lord Nicholas Sherwood The Lord Bishop of Winchester
House

of
Commons



Speaker:
           ~TBD~            

Name Constituency
Rt Hon Cameron Romefeller MP West Dunbartonshire
Rt Hon Sirch Somerset MP Vancouver Centre
Hon Firentia Stuart-Windsor MP Harristown
Hon Asce de Vitre MP Monmouth
Rt Hon Henry Bowes-Lyon MP Caithness, Sutherland
and Easter Ross
Rt Hon Miann Stuart-Windsor MP Edinburgh West
Hon Elio Abelman MP Exeter
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Officers of State
 
Office Incumbent
Lord High Steward The Baron of

Brabourne

Lord High Chancellor Hon.

Elio Abelman

Lord President of

the Council

The Duke of

Somerset

Lord Privy Seal The Prince

James

Earl Marshal The Viscount

St. John

Lord High Admiral Vacant
 
 
 
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  • Empire of Great Britain
    Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
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    Articles of FormationActs of Union
    Crown
    Sovereign Elizabeth III
    Prince of WalesPrince Victor
    Legislature
    SystemParliamentary System
    Meeting placePalace of Westminster
    Executive
    Head of GovernmentPrime Minister
    AppointerThe Sovereign
    Headquarters10 Downing Street, London
    Main organCabinet
    Departments7 Ministerial Departments
    Judiciary
    CourtThe Supreme Court
    SeatChief Justice