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Legislature
The current Prime
Minister is, His Excellency, the Right Honourable Derek
McCullough. The current Deputy Prime Minister is the
Honourable Matthew McIvor
The Amerada
Legislature, is currently Amerada's only house. It is made
up of 11 representatives, who represent the 11 ridings
of Amerada. The legislature is based on proportional
representation, based on the last election results. The
wining party's leader becomes the Prime Minister, and he or
she names a deputy Prime Minister. A separate election for
Prime Minister is called every year, but only members of the
leading party in the legislature may run. Every four years,
a multi-party election will occur, where one member from
each registered party may run for Prime Minister.
Members:
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Member
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Party
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Earl Washburn
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DLPA
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VACANT
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NONE
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Tristan Calvani
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DLPA
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Derek McCullough
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DLPA
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Andrew Lacharite
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DLPA
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Xavier Redhead
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DLPA
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Matias Dyble
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AAPC
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Nicholas Bridgewater
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AAPC
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Roch St. Georges
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DLPA
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Mark Hickman
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DLPA
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Chris Donle
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DLPA
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The next
legislative election will occur in 2005, but reform legislation will hopefully allow sooner and more frequent legislative elections. |
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Cabinet
Cabinet members
are chosen by the President or the Prime Minister, from the
Amerada legislature. There are currently 12 cabinet
portfolios (until the new President changes them):
Colonial
Affairs: new ministry, to be filled in 2003.
Education:
Matias Dyble
Energy:
Chris Donle
Defence:
Mark Hickman
Finance:
Xavier Redhead
Foreign Affairs:
Earl Washburn
Health:
Roch St. Georges
Heritage:
Matthew McIvor
Interior:
Earl Washburn
Justice:
Andrew Lacharite
Labour:
Tristan Calvani
Trans-
portation:
Derek McCullough
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Supreme Court of
Amerada
The Amerada Supreme
Court, is Amerada highest court. Only members of the
Legislative Branch, Executive Branch, or they are a
governier's of colonies or territories, may be tried
in a Supreme Court case, or may be judge, juror, defendant,
or prosecutor. The Judge gets 50% of the final decision, and
the jury gets 50% of the final decision. The
chief justice, is the Justice minister, who is chosen by the
President, or the Prime Minister. The current Justice
Minister is the Honourable Andrew Lacharite.
Members of the
Court: Andrew Lacharite, Earl Washburn, Matthew McIvor,
Derek McCullough, Xavier Redhead, Nicholas Bridgewater, Roch
St. Georges, Mark Hickman, Matias Dyble, Scott Noseworthy,
William Steeves, Chris Donle, Tristan Calvani, Mr. Friedel,
Jason Loch, and Sander Dieleman. |
