List of the Chairmen of the Legislation of Florentia

This article lists the Chairmen of the Legislation or, as the case may be, of its upper chamber.

Imperial Chairmen (1771-1883)

Name (Birth–Death)	Took office	Left office	Political orientation/party	Appointed	Notable credit(s)
Pierre Duchamp (1732-1809)	1771	1809	Paternalistic conservatism	1771	Successfully dealt with a famine and established regulations on the prices of basic products. Creation of the Imperial Navy and renovation of the Imperial Army Signature of the Friendship treaty of the Eternal Birds with Garindina.
Louis de Narizonie (1741-1812)	1809	1812	Paternalistic conservatism	1809	Increased slave trade
François de la Moulinette (1737-1830)	1812	1823	Enlightened despotism	1812	Established the Imperial University of Montcharmin Standardised education and scholar curriculums Numerous woman rights, including woman suffrage in senatorial elections
Éloïse Rougeau (1798-1892)	1823	1885	Social Authoritarianism	1823	Created a system of social security (reduced medical fees according to the social class, primitive form of retirement wages) worker's rights protection and mandatory workers and farmers trade unions Creation of a proportionnal taxation system based on the revenue free and mandatory access to education creation of the Imperial Bank of Florentia financail regulation of banks and credits

Confederal Chancellors (1883-2023)

Name (Birth–Death)	Took office	Left office	Political orientation/party	Appointed	Notable credit(s)
Camille de Raihac (1812-1902)	1885	1902	Reactionary	1885	Dismantled social security removed worker's rights protection and dismantled the Agrarian Union returned taxation on a land-based taxation aiming the rural folks removed the right to education for women and returned their status to legal guardianship Encouraged landowner's abuses Caused a major diaspora from Florentia
Elme Marchait (1855-1940)	1902	1934	Paternalistic conservatism	1902	Tried to save the country from the impending economic and political crisis but failed Successfully contained the Wild North Revolution to the Northern states. Successfully avoided a coup d'état from the Imperial Army
Célestin Lamar (1897-1960)	1934	1960	People's Action (social authoritarianism)	1934	Managed to get Florentia out of the economic and political crisis Managed to bring back a form of social security Was preparing a massive land redistribution and an extensive social program but died before
Jerémiah Flérort (1913-1996)	1960	1964	Constitutionalist Union (neoliberalism)	1960	Dismantled the social policies of its predecessor, privitised the Imperial Bank of Florentia, tried to open Florentia to the international market, plunged Florentia in the country's biggest economic crisis and nearly caused another civil war.
Louis-Philippe de Lémonchailo (1890-2002)	1964	1967	Paternalistic conservatism	1964	$Credit(s)
Thieffen Dubois (1934-1986)	1967	1969	Constitutionalist Union (classical liberalism)	1967	$Credit(s)
Jean Rhassist (1879-1973)	1969	1970	White supremacism	1969	Tried to force the abolitionist states to bring back slavery
Guillaume Bernard (1931-1976)	1970	1973	Constitutionalist Union (social conservatism)	1970	$Credit(s)
Aurèle de Javiosie (1929-still alive)	1973	1974	Constitutionalist Union (liberal-conservatism)	1973	$Credit(s)
Constantino San Castellino (1935-1982)	1974	1998	right-wing populism	1974	Managed to calm the catastrophic economic situation
Désiré de Belleville (1942-still alive)	1998	2023	Constitutionalist Union (liberal-conservatism)	1998	$Credit(s)
Hugo Lysandre Dellague (1992-still alive)	2023	2023	People's Action (national-syndicalism)	2023	$Credit(s)