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*Prime Minister: Jim Brandis | *Prime Minister: Jim Brandis | ||
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*Minister for Water, Population and Communities: Mick Shaw | *Minister for Water, Population and Communities: Mick Shaw | ||
===Judiciary=== | ===Judiciary=== | ||
| − | + | The Judiciary is made of two strands: Federal and Provincial. The federal strand applies federal laws such as tax, fraud, defamation, admiralty, etc. The highest court is the High Court of Electrum - an appeals court - and there can be no appeals made after judgement from this highest court. Immediately below that is the Federation Court which applies all of the other Federal laws at the first instance. The provincial strand is made up of the courts that apply Provincial Laws. They often have a upper Supreme Court which deals with the most serious civil and criminal cases, which is followed by the intermediate District Courts and the lower Magistrates Court which deals with mediation and petty crimes. Appeals are handled by the Court immediately above it, and Supreme Court decisions can be appealed to the High Court. | |
===Parliament=== | ===Parliament=== | ||
| − | + | The parliament is comprised of a bicameral legislature - the House of Representatives and the Provincial Senate. The House of Representatives is composed of 120 seats of equal numbers of people. The Provincial Senate is composed of 100 seats, 12 for each of the 6 provinces, 4 for the three territories and 14 popular vote parties. | |
| + | ===Provincial Governments and Councils=== | ||
| + | Each Province has their own government as well of between 20-80 seats per province. They enact provincial laws, usually on crimes (eg. murder, manslaughter) but also controls funding for public transport, roads, anything that is not covered by the federal parliament. Under these is another layer of governance, the councils. The councils have between 5-15 councilors and between them they elect a mayor and a deputy mayor. They control land taxes, rubbish collection, parks and recreation and maintenance. A mayor of a council which covers a major city can also be called the Lord Mayor of that city. | ||
==Sporting History== | ==Sporting History== | ||
===VII Winter Olympics=== | ===VII Winter Olympics=== | ||
Revision as of 01:14, 5 April 2014
Contents
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Government
Executive
- Prime Minister: Jim Brandis
- Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer: Jane McCallahan
- Minister for Science and Technology: Henrietta Wong
- Minister for Sports, the Arts and Culture: Jack Hughes
- Minister for Finance: James Crawford
- Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade: Takumi Itsuki
- Attorney General and Minister for Justice: Ilaria Salvay
- Minister for Defense, Immigration and Multiculturalism: Kevin Volf
- Minister for Health and Social Services: Kate Peters
- Minister for Education: Kane Embers
- Minister for Industry and Innovation: Cathy Hendriks
- Minister for Anti-Corruption and Chief Ombudsman: Greg Appleby
- Minister for Environment and Agriculture: Victoria Tran
- Minister for Internet and Communications: Pete Louisa
- Minister for Water, Population and Communities: Mick Shaw
Judiciary
The Judiciary is made of two strands: Federal and Provincial. The federal strand applies federal laws such as tax, fraud, defamation, admiralty, etc. The highest court is the High Court of Electrum - an appeals court - and there can be no appeals made after judgement from this highest court. Immediately below that is the Federation Court which applies all of the other Federal laws at the first instance. The provincial strand is made up of the courts that apply Provincial Laws. They often have a upper Supreme Court which deals with the most serious civil and criminal cases, which is followed by the intermediate District Courts and the lower Magistrates Court which deals with mediation and petty crimes. Appeals are handled by the Court immediately above it, and Supreme Court decisions can be appealed to the High Court.
Parliament
The parliament is comprised of a bicameral legislature - the House of Representatives and the Provincial Senate. The House of Representatives is composed of 120 seats of equal numbers of people. The Provincial Senate is composed of 100 seats, 12 for each of the 6 provinces, 4 for the three territories and 14 popular vote parties.
Provincial Governments and Councils
Each Province has their own government as well of between 20-80 seats per province. They enact provincial laws, usually on crimes (eg. murder, manslaughter) but also controls funding for public transport, roads, anything that is not covered by the federal parliament. Under these is another layer of governance, the councils. The councils have between 5-15 councilors and between them they elect a mayor and a deputy mayor. They control land taxes, rubbish collection, parks and recreation and maintenance. A mayor of a council which covers a major city can also be called the Lord Mayor of that city.
Sporting History
VII Winter Olympics
- Bronze - Lisa Tran - Event: Freestyle skiing — Women’s aerials
- Bronze - Electrum Freezebreaths — Event: Women's Curling
- Silver - John Obradovic - Event: Freestyle skiing — Men’s moguls
IX Winter Olympics
- Silver - Marie Warder - Event: Cross-country skiing - Women's 30 km classical mass start
Baptism of Fire
Group F - 3rd Position (missed out finals qualification by one point
- Electrum 1–3 Zenic
- Dainer 2–1 Electrum
- Electrum 2–0 New Alderaan-Coruscant
- Perlasilangan 2–4 Electrum
World Cup 68
Group 19
- Lymantatia 7–1 Electrum
- Electrum 3–6 Quakmybush
- Armakistan 5–1 Electrum
- Ratastan 0–3 Electrum
- Electrum 2–2 Bonticello
- Kinitaria 6–2 Electrum
- Electrum 1–2 Northern Sunrise Islands
- Electrum 1–2 Lymantatia
