Difference between revisions of "The Xheng Dynasty Cabinet"
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==Minister of Foreign Affairs (Keeper of the Imperial Seal)== | ==Minister of Foreign Affairs (Keeper of the Imperial Seal)== | ||
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==Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs== | ==Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs== | ||
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==Minister of Defense== | ==Minister of Defense== | ||
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==Minister of Human Resources== | ==Minister of Human Resources== | ||
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==Minister of Finance== | ==Minister of Finance== | ||
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==Minister of Justice== | ==Minister of Justice== | ||
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==Minister of Transportation== | ==Minister of Transportation== | ||
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==Minister of Security and Protection== | ==Minister of Security and Protection== | ||
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==Minister of Natural Resources== | ==Minister of Natural Resources== | ||
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==Minister of Enviornmental Affairs== | ==Minister of Enviornmental Affairs== | ||
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==Minister of International Trade== | ==Minister of International Trade== | ||
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==Minister of Information and Culture== | ==Minister of Information and Culture== | ||
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==Minister of Public Directorates== | ==Minister of Public Directorates== | ||
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==Minister of Industry== | ==Minister of Industry== | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 16 July 2005
Contents
- 1 The Cabinet
- 1.1 Minister of Foreign Affairs (Keeper of the Imperial Seal)
- 1.2 Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
- 1.3 Minister of Defense
- 1.4 Minister of Human Resources
- 1.5 Minister of Finance
- 1.6 Minister of Justice
- 1.7 Minister of Transportation
- 1.8 Minister of Security and Protection
- 1.9 Minister of Natural Resources
- 1.10 Minister of Enviornmental Affairs
- 1.11 Minister of International Trade
- 1.12 Minister of Information and Culture
- 1.13 Minister of Public Directorates
- 1.14 Minister of Industry
The Cabinet
The Ministers of the Throne all have portfolios and responsibilities regulated to every vital department. Ministers are the highest representatives of departments and are directly answerable to the Hall of Councilors and the press for what goes on in their departments. As a Ministerial portfolio may be prestigious and powerful it is also extremely difficult to escape misdeeds within the departments by high ranking civil servants who are often more difficult to remove or catch.
