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* Judicial: The ''Khama luWaloof'' (High Court) is the highest court as well as other courts.
 
The Governor is appointed by the [[Sultan of Packilvania]]. The incumbent Governor is His Imperial Highness, Prince Nakhim a-Besmali Bedon who was appointed by [[Thumim V]] in 2023. The Governor serves until he does, resigns, retires at the age of 65 or is dismissed by the Sultan. Although the Governor is appointed by the Sultan at his discretion, he normally consults with members of the Bedonite dynasty and senior officials in that province to select a province. Usually, Princes with roots in the province will have a meeting with the Sultan where they will nominate candidates and give their opinions on the Sultan's top picks. This can including closed door one on one negotiations to secure the spot for themselves or their preferred candidate. Although Princes are not elected, in practice they do represent constituencies within the government, civic society and business community that can enable more politically popular Princes to be nominated and potentially selected. Loyalty to the Sultan can also play a big role as Governors not only oversee the running of the Province but they also translate the directives of the Sultan and the broader Bedonite dynasty into state policies.
 
The Governor appoints the Premier. The Premier is the chair of the Council of Ministers. He presides over and convenes isits meetings. The Council of Ministers votes and deliberates on key issues relating to the running of the Province but each member, called a ''muVazeer aluDominimne'' (Provincial Minister), runs a Department (''luBawaab'') that specialises in one area of the government's work. NormallyWhen thea Governorvacancy willarises consult within the LegislativePremiership, Councilthe toGovernor selectwill theconsult Premier.with Variouscaucus constituenciesleaders typicallyin presentthe theirLegislative nominationsCouncil, whomreceiving the Governorrecommendations and hishaving teamthem assessopine andon appraise.his Usuallypotential thepicks. Governor will appointAlthough the candidatePremier whoserves enjoysas the confidence and supportpleasure of athe large share ofGovernor, the Legislativereality Council.is Thethat Provincialit Legislatureis passed the Executive Appointment Actimpossible to regulateget thisanything process.done Normally members will nominate candidates and vote on them, whittling them down to two choices andwithout the Chairpersonsupport of the Legislative Council will present the candidate to the Governor.
 
In turn, the Premier will recommend Provincial Ministers to the Governor. The Governor is not obligated to follow his advice but usually the Governor will appoint the Prime Minister's choice. The Council of Ministers handles the daily running of the Province and the implementation of provincial and national laws. ThroughUnlike lawsministers passedappointed in Meother countries, Ministers are assessed for their political aptitude, professional experience and academic qualifications, with their personal history being vetted by the government.
 
The Council of Ministers is as follows:
 
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In turn, the Premier will recommend Provincial Ministers to the Governor. The Governor is not obligated to follow his advice but usually the Governor will appoint the Prime Minister's choice. The Council of Ministers handles the daily running of the Province and the implementation of provincial and national laws. Through laws passed in Me
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!Department
!Minister
!Former Position
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|Public Safety and Crisis Management
|Sahil Mashad
|Director of the Mekedesh Independent Police Inspections Directorate
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|Water and Environmental Conservation
|Nekhad Ansawour
|Director of the Meker Water and Sanitation Agency
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|Rural Development and Agriculture
|Hudeen Yahmoud
|Deputy Director of the [[Agricultural Bank of Packilvania]]
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|Finance
|Duwar Qasim
|Provincial Manager of the [[Industrial and Commercial Bank of Packilvania]]
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|Transport and Public Works
|Uliyad Zabar
|Chief Engineer of the Tashkar Transit-Oriented Redevelopment Project
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|Education, Youth and Sport
|Lohaad Adim
|President of the University of Meker
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|Tourism, Religious and Cultural Affairs
|Shabran Vardeek
|Chief Overseer of Magisterial Seminaries in Mekedesh
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|Mineral Resources and Energy
|Ilam Khanayd
|Chairperson of the Mekedesh Climate Action Commission
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|Women, Children and People with Disabilities
|Suhayla Bakhmoud
|Chairperson of the Mekedesh Gender Equality Action Commission
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|Commerce, Industry and Trade
|Luhayda Nakhyar
|Director of the Mekedesh Industrial Policy Forum
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|Public Housing and Urban Development
|Gibraan Hanad
|Chief Engineer of the Pishtwan Planning and Monitoring Authority
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The Legislative Council in Mekedesh consists of the following members: 8 are appointed by the Federation of Mekedesh Trade Unions, 3 by the Mekedesh Bar Association, 3 by the Mekedesh Law Society, 8 by the Mekedesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 4 by the Mekedesh Chamber of Mining, 6 by the Conference of the [[Magisterium of Paxism]] in Mekedesh, 4 by the Mekedesh Association of Institutions of Higher Learning, 4 by the Mekedesh Military District Headquarters, 2 by the Mekedesh Police and Correctional Service, 5 by the Meker Municipal Council, 3 for the 7 local government with over 4 million people, 2 for the 9 with three million, 1 for the 12 with between 3 and 1 million, and 1 for the 5 regional boards, 2 members of the Mekedesh Chapter of the [[Association of the Friends and Veterans of the Carriers of Mercy]], 4 by the Princes of the [[Bedonite dynasty]] residing in Mekedesh, 3 by the Conference of the [[Nobility of Packilvania|Peers of the Realm]] in Mekedesh, bringing the minimum total to 112 people. The Prime Minister may appoint as many members as is necessary to ensure that at least 30% of the members are women and 30% are younger than 35. Currently the total is 140 members of which 31% are under 35 and 38% are women. 22 members were appointed to meet the diversity requirements and they were actually nominated by the larger local governments and regional boards in relation to population, giving the sub-provincial administrative divisions 78 seats, which is just over half.
 
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