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===Government===

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Head of Government and the Head of State of Tissandra

![[File:Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin 2019.jpg|thumb]]

![[File:Staatsiefoto Zijne Majesteit Koning Willem-Alexander en Hare Majesteit Koningin Maxima.jpg|thumb]]

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|[[Johannah Trevors]], acting [[Prime Minister of Tissandra|Prime]]

[[Prime Minister of Tissandra|Minister of Tissandra]] since

September 2020,

[[Minister for Foreign Affairs]] since

2019.

|[[King Paverel III von Wittelsbach]]

and [[Queen Marie of Tissandra|Queen Marie]], [[Monarch of Tissandra|Monarchs]]

[[Monarch of Tissandra|of Tissandra]] since

September 2020.

|}

[[File:Parliament.jpg|thumb|[[Tissandra House of Commons|House of Commons]] in session.]]

The Constitutional Monarchy of Tissandra is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentarian system and a strong democratic traditions. The Constitution of Tissandra was approved by negotiations on 7th of August 1918, and since has been amended for one time. The nation is nominally headed by the head of state, the [[Monarch of Tissandra]] who wields limited power according to the [[Royal Prerogatives Act of 1919]]. The current monarch is [[King Paverel III von Wittelsbach]], coronated on 27th of September 2020. The executive branch consisted of the office of the [[Prime Minister of Tissandra|Prime Minister]], which is curretly vacant, and the [[Ministries of Tissandra|Ministries of The Crown]]. Current role of Prime Minister is held by the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tissandra|Minister of Foreign Affairs]], [[Johannah Trevors]] since 20th of September 2020.

[[Parliament of Tissandra|The Tissandran Parliament]] is a bicameral legislature comprising the [[Tissandra House of Commons|House of Commons]] (''Asemblourge Nacional'') and the [[Tissandra House of Lords|House of Lords]] (''Asemblourge Roiale''). The House of Commons MPs represent local constituencies and are directly elected for 5-year terms. The Commons has the power to dismiss the government, and thus the majority in the House determines the choice of government. Lords are chosen by an electoral college of intellects, and direct designation from the monarch for 6-year terms (originally 9-year terms). Two third of the Lords are elected by the electoral college, and the rest are appointed by the monarch, with the Prime Minister's suggestion.[[File:Parliament arch style.jpg|left|thumb|341x341px|Parliament's current MPs. (light red : Socialist Unionist Party, dark red : Labour Party of Tissandra, green : Green Party of Tissandra, yellow : Liberal and Republican Party, blue : Conservative Party).|alt=]]The Lord's legislative powers are limited; in the event of disagreement between the two chambers, the House of Commons has the final say. The Government has a strong influence in shaping the agenda of Parliament. Each MPs represent a constituency of about 99,700 people, and directly elected through first past the post system. Even though technically anyone can be elected as representative, only members of a certain party are usually elected. Last independent nominees were elected on the 1998 1995 election. There can only be one candidate for each party in a single constituency, but multiple independent candidacy are allowed. This led to what is called "not so independent" candidates that joins certain political party after they were elected.

[[File:Tissandra 2017 Election.png|thumb|2017 Election results of Tissandra]]

After the Second Civil War, there were three main factions in the parliament; the [[Conservatives of Tissandra|Conservatives]], the [[Liberals of Tissandra|Liberals]], and the [[Socialits of Tissandra|Socialits]]. The [[Conservative Party of Tissandra|Conservative Party]] (CP) with 46 chairs is an ardent supporters of the monarchy, but until recently the party has waned in power and now under the opposition coalition led by the [[Liberal and Republican Party of Tissandra|Liberal and Republican Party]] (LRP) that controls 141 chairs. The [[Socialist and Unionist Party of Tissandra|Socialist and Unionist Party]] (SUP) with just 102 chairs is a minority party, but by combining with the [[Labour Party of Tissandra]] (LPT) with 86 chairs and the [[Green Party of Tissandra]] (GP) with 10 chairs under a coalition, they ~~gain~~ the majority and managed to secure the government after the 2017 election. After the death of the late Prime Minister [[Jonathan McKinley|Hon. Jonathan McKinley MP]], the Socialist and Unionist Party Leader, Hon. Johannah Trevors MP took the role of acting Prime Minister until an election be held inside the government's coalition. The continuous vacancy of the Prime Minister make an uncertain atmosphere of tension between the government and the opposition. As of 2017, voter turnout was 81 percent during recent elections and are considered pretty high among the members of [[The East Pacific]]. This has been the result of high political feeling among the populace, and large number of party advertising and political contents on public display. Apart from that, political campaign are widely covered in the media, and a single event can atracts more than a few thousands (especially in debating events).

After the Second Civil War, there were three main factions in the parliament; the [[Conservatives of Tissandra|Conservatives]], the [[Liberals of Tissandra|Liberals]], and the [[Socialits of Tissandra|Socialits]]. The [[Conservative Party of Tissandra|Conservative Party]] (CP) with 46 chairs is an ardent supporters of the monarchy, but until recently the party has waned in power and now under the opposition coalition led by the [[Liberal and Republican Party of Tissandra|Liberal and Republican Party]] (LRP) that controls 141 chairs. The [[Socialist and Unionist Party of Tissandra|Socialist and Unionist Party]] (SUP) with just 102 chairs is a minority party, but by combining with the [[Labour Party of Tissandra]] (LPT) with 86 chairs and the [[Green Party of Tissandra]] (GP) with 10 chairs under a coalition, they gained the majority and managed to secure the government after the 2017 election. After the death of the late Prime Minister [[Jonathan McKinley|Hon. Jonathan McKinley MP]], the Socialist and Unionist Party Leader, Hon. Johannah Trevors MP took the role of acting Prime Minister until an election be held inside the government's coalition. The continuous vacancy of the Prime Minister make an uncertain atmosphere of tension between the government and the opposition. As of 2017, voter turnout was 81 percent during recent elections and are considered pretty high among the members of [[The East Pacific]]. This has been the result of high political feeling among the populace, and large number of party advertising and political contents on public display. Apart from that, political campaign are widely covered in the media, and a single event can atracts more than a few thousands (especially in debating events).

===Laws===

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 ===Government===
-{| class="wikitable"
-|+
-Head of Government and the Head of State of Tissandra
-![[File:Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin 2019.jpg|thumb]]
-![[File:Staatsiefoto Zijne Majesteit Koning Willem-Alexander en Hare Majesteit Koningin Maxima.jpg|thumb]]
-|-
-|[[Johannah Trevors]], acting [[Prime Minister of Tissandra|Prime]]
-[[Prime Minister of Tissandra|Minister of Tissandra]] since
-September 2020,
-[[Minister for Foreign Affairs]] since
-.
-|[[King Paverel III von Wittelsbach]]
-and [[Queen Marie of Tissandra|Queen Marie]], [[Monarch of Tissandra|Monarchs]]
-[[Monarch of Tissandra|of Tissandra]] since
-September 2020.
-|}
 [[File:Parliament.jpg|thumb|[[Tissandra House of Commons|House of Commons]] in session.]]
 The Constitutional Monarchy of Tissandra is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentarian system and a strong democratic traditions. The Constitution of Tissandra was approved by negotiations on 7th of August 1918, and since has been amended for one time. The nation is nominally headed by the head of state, the [[Monarch of Tissandra]] who wields limited power according to the [[Royal Prerogatives Act of 1919]]. The current monarch is [[King Paverel III von Wittelsbach]], coronated on 27th of September 2020. The executive branch consisted of the office of the [[Prime Minister of Tissandra|Prime Minister]], which is curretly vacant, and the [[Ministries of Tissandra|Ministries of The Crown]]. Current role of Prime Minister is held by the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tissandra|Minister of Foreign Affairs]], [[Johannah Trevors]] since 20th of September 2020.
 [[Parliament of Tissandra|The Tissandran Parliament]] is a bicameral legislature comprising the [[Tissandra House of Commons|House of Commons]] (''Asemblourge Nacional'') and the [[Tissandra House of Lords|House of Lords]]  (''Asemblourge Roiale''). The House of Commons MPs represent local constituencies and are directly elected for 5-year terms. The Commons has the power to dismiss the government, and thus the majority in the House determines the choice of government. Lords are chosen by an electoral college of intellects, and direct designation from the monarch for 6-year terms (originally 9-year terms). Two third of the Lords are elected by the electoral college, and the rest are appointed by the monarch, with the Prime Minister's suggestion.[[File:Parliament arch style.jpg|left|thumb|341x341px|Parliament's current MPs. (light red : Socialist Unionist Party, dark red : Labour Party of Tissandra, green : Green Party of Tissandra, yellow : Liberal and Republican Party, blue : Conservative Party).|alt=]]The Lord's legislative powers are limited; in the event of disagreement between the two chambers, the House of Commons has the final say. The Government has a strong influence in shaping the agenda of Parliament. Each MPs represent a constituency of about 99,700 people, and directly elected through first past the post system. Even though technically anyone can be elected as representative, only members of a certain party are usually elected. Last independent nominees were elected on the 1998 1995 election. There can only be one candidate for each party in a single constituency, but multiple independent candidacy are allowed. This led to what is called "not so independent" candidates that joins certain political party after they were elected.
 [[File:Tissandra 2017 Election.png|thumb|2017 Election results of Tissandra]]
-After the Second Civil War, there were three main factions in the parliament; the [[Conservatives of Tissandra|Conservatives]], the [[Liberals of Tissandra|Liberals]], and the [[Socialits of Tissandra|Socialits]]. The [[Conservative Party of Tissandra|Conservative Party]] (CP) with 46 chairs is an ardent supporters of the monarchy, but until recently the party has waned in power and now under the opposition coalition led by the [[Liberal and Republican Party of Tissandra|Liberal and Republican Party]] (LRP) that controls 141 chairs. The [[Socialist and Unionist Party of Tissandra|Socialist and Unionist Party]] (SUP) with just 102 chairs is a minority party, but by combining with the [[Labour Party of Tissandra]] (LPT) with 86 chairs and the [[Green Party of Tissandra]] (GP) with 10 chairs under a coalition, they gain the majority and managed to secure the government after the 2017 election. After the death of the late Prime Minister [[Jonathan McKinley|Hon. Jonathan McKinley MP]], the Socialist and Unionist Party Leader, Hon. Johannah Trevors MP took the role of acting Prime Minister until an election be held inside the government's coalition. The continuous vacancy of the Prime Minister make an uncertain atmosphere of tension between the government and the opposition. As of 2017, voter turnout was 81 percent during recent elections and are considered pretty high among the members of [[The East Pacific]]. This has been the result of high political feeling among the populace, and large number of party advertising and political contents on public display. Apart from that, political campaign are widely covered in the media, and a single event can atracts more than a few thousands (especially in debating events).
+After the Second Civil War, there were three main factions in the parliament; the [[Conservatives of Tissandra|Conservatives]], the [[Liberals of Tissandra|Liberals]], and the [[Socialits of Tissandra|Socialits]]. The [[Conservative Party of Tissandra|Conservative Party]] (CP) with 46 chairs is an ardent supporters of the monarchy, but until recently the party has waned in power and now under the opposition coalition led by the [[Liberal and Republican Party of Tissandra|Liberal and Republican Party]] (LRP) that controls 141 chairs. The [[Socialist and Unionist Party of Tissandra|Socialist and Unionist Party]] (SUP) with just 102 chairs is a minority party, but by combining with the [[Labour Party of Tissandra]] (LPT) with 86 chairs and the [[Green Party of Tissandra]] (GP) with 10 chairs under a coalition, they gained the majority and managed to secure the government after the 2017 election. After the death of the late Prime Minister [[Jonathan McKinley|Hon. Jonathan McKinley MP]], the Socialist and Unionist Party Leader, Hon. Johannah Trevors MP took the role of acting Prime Minister until an election be held inside the government's coalition. The continuous vacancy of the Prime Minister make an uncertain atmosphere of tension between the government and the opposition. As of 2017, voter turnout was 81 percent during recent elections and are considered pretty high among the members of [[The East Pacific]]. This has been the result of high political feeling among the populace, and large number of party advertising and political contents on public display. Apart from that, political campaign are widely covered in the media, and a single event can atracts more than a few thousands (especially in debating events).
 ===Laws===

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