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''For the makeup of the current Tavari government, see:'' [[Cabinet of Tavaris]]
[[File:Realigned Tavari Diet.
The Kingdom of Tavaris is a constitutional monarchy in which the monarch has theoretically broad reserve powers, but in actual practice is a figurehead who takes no part in the day-to-day administration of the country. The King, currently [[Otan IV]], is expected to remain politically neutral, and does not use his reserve powers unless advised to do so by the Council of State, a body similar to the Privy Council in other monarchies.
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===Political Parties===
''See also:'' [[2022-2024 Tavari political realignment]]
[[File:Storer House, Hollywood 02.JPG|right|thumb|300px|The official residence of the Prime Minister at 300 Zaram Avenue in Nuvrenon.]]
In the current day, Tavaris is a multi-party system in which coalition governments are common, especially since the dawn of the 21st century. The current governing party is Irínavi Voi!, self-described as a "big-tent coalition of the broad center." Its leader is Tavari Prime Minister [[Žarís Nevran Alandar]], who established the party to house her movement in support of the peace agreement and political settlement she negotiated, the Ranat Accords, in the elections of 31 May 2022. It is primarily neoliberal and technocratic, but since the election it has been noted for supporting significantly more government spending—even increasing government debt, at historic lows after Acronis assumed a third of Tavari national debt upon independence—than Nevran Alandar had ever advocated for under her previous party, the now-dissolved Democratic National Party. ▼
▲In the current day, Tavaris is a multi-party system in which coalition governments are common, especially since the dawn of the 21st century. The current governing party is Irínavi Voi! ("''Onward Together!''", self-described as a "big-tent coalition of the broad center." Its leader is Tavari Prime Minister [[Žarís Nevran Alandar]], who established the party to house her movement in support of the peace agreement and political settlement she negotiated, the Ranat Accords, in the elections of 31 May 2022. It is primarily neoliberal and technocratic, but since the election it has been noted for supporting significantly more government spending—even increasing government debt, at historic lows after Acronis assumed a third of Tavari national debt upon independence—than Nevran Alandar had ever advocated for under her previous party, the now-dissolved Democratic National Party (KDL).
The Tavari political left is almost entirely housed in the Socialist Green Party for Democracy (SGPD), which formed in the 2022 merger of the Green Tavaris Party and the Socialist Party for Democracy, both of which had lost nearly half of their delegates in the Diet after Acronian secession. As the former Tavari Communist Party (now the Acronian Communist Party, in power in the elected Synod of [[Acronis|Acronis)]] had failed to file even a single candidate in the election, SGPD became the only option on the ballot left of center in nearly every Line, and therefore exploded in support relative to previous years. This consolidation also almost entirely erases the traditionalist-Akronist political split in the major political parties, with both groups present in proportional amounts in every party, notable due to the fact that nearly 40% of the population of the new Tavaris is still Akronist. ▼
▲The Tavari political left
The Tavari political right is similarly split but did undergo consolidation in the recent political realignment. The Liberals are one of the oldest parties in the country but have struggled in recent elections, especially hemorrhaging in younger supporters. In September 2021, defecting members of the
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