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The most controversial part of its work, according to several authors such as Dumeed Shalbaar in his book ''Friend or Foe: the Non-State Belligerent'', is the oversight of the [[Packilvanian Expeditionary Force]]. This is a paramilitary organisation with quasi-intelligence functions that supports and develops non-state belligerents and revolutionary movements, interferes in the internal and political affairs of other nations and eliminates foreign leaders among other functions.
=== Imperial Department of Education ===
This Department (''luBawaab luShahitishme aleMadrasifiya'') is responsible for researching and reporting on, recommending policies and legislation and issuing regulations regarding education. Because provincial governments have substantial control over education in the country, this department is in charge of coordinating them and creating frameworks for educational matters spanning the entire nation.
This includes control over the Packilvanian Qualifications Authority which is responsible for registering and recognising qualifications and creating the Packilvanian Qualifications Framework which enables comparison of qualifications between provinces and with foreign nations. Additionally it controls the Council for Tertiary Education which is responsible for ensuring that tertiary qualifications and the bodies that control them meet the minimum standards set by the ''Imperial Education Act''.
It oversees the Packilvanian Language Board which is responsible for regulating the [[Packilvanian language]] including orthography, grammar and vocabulary.
=== Imperial Department of Home Affairs ===
The Imperial Department of Home Affairs (''luBawaab luShahitishme aleDhakeel'') is responsible for population registration and management of relationships with local and provincial governments. This was arguably the most powerful department in the country after the Department of Defence because it formerly controlled social welfare, pensions, and labour relations, functions that were transferred to a dedicated department In December 2022.
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