Anaaxes

For a complete list of offices held, see here.

Second Founder Anaaxes
8th World Assembly Delegate
In office 11 November 2014 – 13 August 2015
Preceded by	Avaerilon
Succeeded by	Northern Inertia
9th and 12th Speaker of the Union
In office 8 January 2016 – 2 July 2016
Delegate	Mons Garle
Preceded by	Chameliya
Succeeded by	Lawattsia
In office 2 September 2017 – 27 May 2018
Delegate	Austerain, Courelli
Preceded by	Odd Republic (Elected) Kanoria (Acting)
Succeeded by	Hirematia (Elected) Kanoria (Acting)
4th and 6th Chancellor
In office 27 May 2018 – 17 March 2019
Delegate	Courelli, North American Republics, Hirematia
Preceded by	New Lettia
Succeeded by	Hirematia
In office 10 January 2020 – 19 October 2020
Delegate	Koiho
Preceded by	Hirematia
12th Minister of Domestic Affairs
In office 15 July 2016 – 26 October 2016
Delegate	Mons Garle
Preceded by	Cestlui
Succeeded by	Avaerilon
6th, 13th, and 21st Minister of Foreign Affairs
In office 6 June 2014 – 19 October 2014
Delegate	Avaerilon
Preceded by	Goncar
Succeeded by	Northern Inertia
In office 26 October 2016 – 2 April 2017
Delegate	Mons Garle, Austerain
Deputy	Goncar
Preceded by	Avaerilon
Succeeded by	New Ireland and Wales
In office 17 April 2019 – 6 August 2019
Delegate	Goncar, Courelli
Deputy	Brys Questions
Preceded by	Brys Questions
Succeeded by	Goncar
11th Minister of Immigration
In office 19 October 2014 – 11 November 2014
Delegate	Avaerilon
Preceded by	The Jasminia Islands
Succeeded by	Aertaseren
Nation details
Founded	28 November 2012 (2012-11-28)
Awards	Ainish Order of Merit

Administrator of the Government of Anaaxes

The Administrator of the Government of the Federal Republic of Anaaxes, often referred to as simply the Administrator, is the head of the Anaaxese state and is responsible for ensuring that each of the three constitutional branches of government are fully constituted at both the federal level and across all the provinces. The position is non-partisan in the general sense, although in reality the office has always been held by a self-professed socialist of various types. Belonging to no particular branch of government, the Administrator may upon a constitutional crisis or other extreme emergency, use certain reserve powers, such as the suspension of the President or dissolution of the Parliament under specified criteria in the Constitutions, until they can be ultimately resolved by the people at a general election or referendum.

Qualifications, Compensation, and Privileges

The Administrator must be a citizen of Anaaxes of at least 22 years of age but no more than 68 years of age, and must have been domiciled in a province or territory of Anaaxes for at least 20 consecutive years prior to assuming office. The Administrator must not have held any federal or provincial elective office nor an officer position in any political party during their lifetime. They also cannot be related to any current or living former President, Administrator, Chief Justice, Attorney General, member of the Constitutional Tribunal, or military branch Chief of Staff, within three degrees of consanguinity nor been married to any one during their lifetime. The Constitution also prohibits the Administrator from being married to or related to within three degrees of consanguinity of a current serving member or member-elect of either house of the Parliament of Anaaxes, or, to a governor or governor-elect of a province. The President also cannot appoint anyone related within three degrees of consanguinity to the current Administrator as a federal chancellor, ambassador, judge, or a flag officer of the armed forces for the Administrator's entire mandate plus two years.

Selection

Type of elector		Electors allotted
	Citizen of Anaaxes: (1) who had their name randomly drawn by the jury commissioner (in all cases, a career civil servant) of the federal judicial district where they are domiciled, in the mandatory presence of: (a) the presiding officer of the legislature of the province where the district is located, (b) a majority of the federal judges serving in that district, and (c) the foreperson of the federal annual civil grand jury currently impaneled for that district; and (2) at a public drawing duly held in accordance with the Constitution, which includes: (a) being recorded and broadcast live via audiovisual technology, (b) the date, time, and location of the drawing being published at least 45 days in advance in a newspaper of general circulation in the district for four successive weeks and posted at the main doors of every federal and provincial courthouse open to the public in that district 10-14 days before the day of the drawing, (c) be held on a federal property that is disability accessible and has occupancy for at least 500 people	100
	Ex Officio: "Law Officers" (6): the Attorney General, the Chief Public Defender, the Advocate General, the Ombudsman General, the Federal Inspector General of Anaaxes, the Auditor General of Public Accounts and Property "Clerks of State" (2): the Clerk of the Parliaments, the Clerk of the Federal Chancellery "Civil Servants" (5) the Chief Almoner of Anaaxes, the Chief Personnel Officer of Anaaxes, the Permanent Secretary of Foreign Affairs and International Development, the Permanent Secretary of Justice, Equities, and Constitutional Affairs, the Dean of the Foreign Service "Historians" (4): the Principal Historian and Curator of Parliament, the Historian and Curator of the Constitutional Tribunal, the Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Presidential and Viceregal Historical Society, the Chief Herald of Anaaxes "State Technical Advisors" (5): the Surgeon General of Anaaxes, the Architect of the Capitol, Chief Technology Officer of Anaaxes and Permanent Secretary of the Department of Technology, Aeronautics, and Space Affairs, Chief Ethics Officer of the Parliament of Anaaxes, Chief of Protocol of Anaaxes "Judicial Administrators" (2) the Chair of the Commission on Judicial Appointments, the Administrative Director of the Federal Courts of Justice "Legal Societies" (2): the Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Bar Association of Anaaxes, the Chair of the Interprovincial Law Committee "Chairs-in-Office" (2): the Chair-in-Office of the Association of Provincial Legislative Presiding Officers, the Chair-in-Office of the National Association of Mayors	28
	Members of the Order of Anaaxes (22 max living recipients at any time; political and military recipients restricted to 7 total):	22
	Members of the Federation Council elected by national labor unions (Voting power of unions depends on their membership)	50

Powers and Duties

• Ensure continuous and stable federal and provincial constitutional governance as a nonpartisan safeguard against the abuse of power by any branch of government at any level
• Serve as the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Anaaxes and of the provincial militias
• Serve as the custodian of the Great Seal of Anaaxes
• Serve as the ex officio Chair of the Honors and Heraldry Commission of Anaaxes and the Principal Member of the Order of Anaaxes
• Swear in and commission the President of Anaaxes, federal chancellors, the Convener of the Federation Council, the Chief Justice of Anaaxes, members of the Constitutional Tribunal, and the 25 special independent executive officers subject to dual confirmation by both houses of Parliament
• Grant temporary respites and reprieves for all federal and provincial offences may submit the conviction or sentence for discretionary review before the Constitutional Tribunal
• Open every new Parliament and every new session after prorogation before the President gives their speech and before any parliamentary business can be transacted (except the swearing-in of members and the elections of Speaker or Convener)
• Sign every bill into law, except those which the President of Anaaxes has vetoed by submitting to the Constitutional Tribunal for review and have been determined to unconstitutional in whole or in part

Parliament of Anaaxes

The Parliament of Anaaxes is the national bicameral legislature of Anaaxes established by the Constitution of Anaaxes. It consists of the Federal Senate, which handles most day-to-day legislative affairs, nominations, and executive oversight; and the Federation Council, which primarily handles constitutional affairs, high-level nominations, judicial oversight, the regulation of certain professions, and matters affecting the federal union or provincial competencies.

Federal Senate

The Federal Senate consists of 500 Senators in total. 400 Senators represent a single-member constituency of about 200,000 people, and are elected by instant-runoff voting to a term of four years, staggered so that half of the single-member district Senator seats (200) are up for election every two years. The remaining 100 Senators are elected nationally via closed party-list proportional representation to two-year terms. Therefore, 300 of 500 Senators face re-election every two years. No person can be elected a Senator more than four times consecutively. Senators are elected by citizens that are at least 16 years of age on election day.

Qualifications, Compensation, and Privileges

A Federal Senator must be a citizen of Anaaxes of at least 18 years of age on or before election day. Senators representing single-member districts must be residents of their constituency and cannot be re-elected once they attain 72 years of age.

Senators receive a daily salary equivalent to the current federal minimum wage, telecommunications devices, business class airline travel vouchers depending on their distance from the Capital, free personal meals at the Capitol cafeteria, home security monitoring and concierge provided by the Parliamentary Inspector, a sidearm and ammunition from the nearest federal armory and a bulletproof vehicle for personal and official use while in office regardless of actual threat levels. They also receive a Capital and a constituency office (except nationally-elected Senators and ex officio Federal Councillors) a salaried staff (for constituent services, public relations, and legislative affairs), stationery, office equipment, and mail franking privileges for nonpartisan use.

Senators have parliamentary immunity for all statements made on the floor of the chamber or in a committee hearing and cannot be punished for it except by the Senate itself, to preserve decorum. Senators are also privileged from arrest, search, and civil processes while inside the Capitol and in going to and leaving from sessions of the Senate, except as waived by the Senate or its officers pursuant to law.

Powers of the Chamber

With a simple majority vote of the membership, it has the power to:

• Enact a general federal law (primary statutory laws) or resolution
• Jointly, with the Federation Council, enact a federal directive (requires provinces to achieve a particular result without dictating the means of achieving that result; applicable to most but not all areas of law)
• Confirm the President's nominees for federal trial court judges, federal chancellors, flag officers of the Armed Forces, ambassadors, and other principal executive officers as defined by law
• Jointly, with the Federation Council, confirm the President's nominees for federal appellate court judges
• Ratify an agreement with a foreign state or international organization made by the President (limited in effect to no more than 15 years if with a state or up to 25 years if with an organization)
• Impeach a federal officer for nonfeasance, malfeasance, or misfeasance and refer them to either:
  • The Federation Council for trial and removal from office by a two-thirds vote (if the President or federal chancellor, the Chief Justice presides; if a federal judge, the Chair of the Constitutional Tribunal presides)
  • The national electorate for recall at a special election or the next regular election, with the consent of either a majority of the Federation Council or two-thirds of the Constitutional Tribunal

With a two-thirds majority vote of the membership, it has the power to:

• Ratify a treaty with a foreign nation or international organization made by the President (perpetual unless repealed by a two-thirds majority or terminates by its own provisions)
• Override a veto of the Federation Council of a federal law
• Propose or withdraw a proposed constitutional amendment to the Federation Council
• Expel a Federal Senator for nonfeasance or malfeasance

Federation Council

Composition, Selection, and Tenure

The Federation Council currently consists of 160 Councillors, both elected or selected as follows:

Election or selection method		Federal Councillors	Term length
	Former Presidents not impeached and removed from office (5 max)	5	Ex officio
	Lieutenant Governors of each province and the Mayor of the Federal District	19	Ex officio
	Popularly elected by the citizens of each province and the Federal District (1-3 each, depending on population)	43	4 years
	Nationally elected by closed party-list proportional representation	25	4 years
	Elected by provincial legislatures and licensed to practice a profession which the charter thereof is subject to approval by the Federation Council (1 each)	18	2 years
	Elected by national labor unions (Voting power of unions depends on their membership)	50	2 years

Powers of the Chamber

With a simple majority vote of the membership, it has the power to:

• Jointly, with the Senate, enact a federal directive
• Jointly, with the Senate, enact a federal law regarding: the uniform date for federal elections; the regulation of nationality or naturalization; the composition or jurisdiction of the inferior federal courts; the creation or expansion of a capital offence or felony; the location of the permanent seat of government; the flag and other insignia of the state; and the regulation of the security of or access to the meeting places and offices of the Parliament
• Consent to a change to the official name or boundaries of any province, at the request of the legislatures of the affected provinces
• Jointly, with the Federation Council, confirm the President's nominees for federal appellate court judges
• Consent to a change to the charter of any professional body which regulates legal, architecture, civil engineering, accounting, auditing, medical, dental, optical, veterinary, pharmaceutical, nursing, midwifery, osteopathic, or chiropractic professions
• Jointly, with the Senate, consent to the admission of a new province, or, the acquisition or annexation of a new territory
• Jointly, with the Senate, confirm the President's nominees for Attorney General of Anaaxes, Director of Federal Intelligence, Director of Federal Investigations, Federal Inspector General of Anaaxes, Chief Public Defender of Anaaxes, Archivist of Anaaxes, Superintendent of Public Documents, Comptroller General of Anaaxes, Commissioner of Government Ethics, Ombudsman for Use of Force by Law Enforcement, Ombudsman for Guardianship and Conservatorship, Chief Inspector of Public Corrections, Commissioner of Information Privacy, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chair of the Federal Board of Education, Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Ombudsman of the Armed Forces, Chair of the Federal Housing Commission, Chair of the Federal Communications Commission, Chair of the Federal Reserve Commission, Chair of the Postal Service Commission, Chair of the Federal Civil Service Commission, and Chair of the National Healthcare Service Commission
• Jointly, with the Senate, provide for a presidential line of succession after constitutional officers, and, for special intra-term presidential elections to fill a vacancy
• Consent to a recall election of a federal officer impeached by the Senate
• Appoint an Acting President in the event no person in the line of succession is alive or otherwise qualifies

With a two-thirds majority vote of the membership, it has the power to:

• Remove a federal officer following an impeachment trial
• Remove a public or private university chief executive officer or the warden of any federal or provincial jail or prison from office without trial
• Expel a Federal Councilor for incapacity, dereliction of duty, or malfeasance
• Void a presidential act of clemency for murder, crimes against humanity, war crimes, treason, rebellion, espionage, sabotage, bribery, corruption, perjury, or obstruction of justice (within 10 years, or, no later than 25 years with the consent of a two-thirds majority of the Constitutional Tribunal)
• Refer a proposed constitutional amendment passed by the Senate to the provincial legislatures for ratification

Federal Chancellery

President of Anaaxes

Powers and Duties

The President derives their power from either two sources: powers vested in the presidency itself and powers vested in the Apostolic See of Serenno. Any President elected by a national popular vote is entitled to execute both types of powers freely. However, an un-elected acting president cannot execute apostolic powers without the countersignature of an Apostolic Commissioner.

Executive powers:

• See that the Constitution and laws of Anaaxes are executed, by overseeing the federal chancellery and federal executive bureaucracy
• Issue orders, via the Administrator of the Government, to the Armed Forces of Anaaxes, countersigned by a responsible federal chancellor
• Call and command provincial militias into federal service as provided for by law, via the Administrator of the Government and countersigned by a responsible federal chancellor
• Nominate and commission federal chancellors, other principal federal executive officers, and most federal judges, with the exception of members of the Constitutional Tribunal
• Receive and accept credentials of foreign diplomats on behalf of Anaaxes; credential chargé d’affaires to foreign states or international organizations
• Require the opinion of principal federal officers in writing
• Grant temporary respites and reprieves for any federal and provincial offences which shall expire at the end of their presidency or current presidential term (whichever is longer)

Apostolic powers:

• Grant commutations and pardons for any federal offences and provincial felonies (called an "Apostolic Intervention")
• Nominate and credential ambassadors plenipotentiary extraordinary to foreign states or international organizations
• Send an Apostolic Observer to attend any sitting of a house or committee of a provincial legislature, a provincial court, a house or committee of the Federal Assembly in open session, or a federal appellate court
• Send an Apostolic Visitor to visit, inspect, and audit any office or premises of any agency of the federal executive branch or any private or provincial institution receiving federal funds
• Make appointments to and commission members of the Constitutional Tribunal
• Use weapons of mass destruction offensively

Federal Courts of Justice

Constitutional Tribunal

Composition, Selection, and Tenure

The Constitutional Tribunal consists of 12 Constitutional Auditors, which elect a Chairperson from among themselves every two years, who acts as the administrative head of the Tribunal and presides over its sessions and conferences. Auditors serve staggered terms of various lengths, depending on their selecting authority. If a vacancy occurs intra-term for an Auditor seat, the original selecting authority will fill the vacancy with a new Auditor who will serve for the remainder of the term. In the case of intra-term vacancies in presidentially-appointed Auditor seats, the President which originally filled the seat retains the right to appoint a replacement (with discretionary concurrence of the Administrator of the Government) if they are still alive, mentally competent, and if they were not impeached and removed from office as President, subjection to confirmation by either the Senate or Federation Council; otherwise, the full membership of the Judicial Conference of Anaaxes convene an extraordinary conclave for the purpose of nominating 10 candidates for the incumbent President to select one from to present to the Administrator of the Government for final discretionary approval.

Selection method	Special qualifications	Auditors	Term length
Elected by two-thirds of a Joint Session of Parliament	Must be admitted to the bar of any province or of any federal court of record	2	8 years
Elected by two-thirds of a Joint Session of Parliament	Must currently be serving as a judge on a federal or provincial court of record	2	8 years
Elected by two-thirds of the Judicial Conference of Anaaxes	Must currently be serving as a judge on a federal court of record	2	10 years
Appointed by the President, subject to veto by two-thirds of Parliament (max 1 appointment per 4-year term)	None	6	24 years

Powers of the Tribunal

With a simple majority vote of the membership, it has the power to:

• Reverse and remand a decision or order of the Supreme Court of Anaaxes regarding the interpretation or application of the Constitution of Anaaxes

With a two-thirds majority vote of the membership, it has the power to:

• Upon the petition of the Attorney General of Anaaxes and by recommendation of at least a majority vote of the Federation Council, dissolve and declare a political organization or association unconstitutional under certain conditions provided for in the Constitution
• Upon the petition of either the Attorney General of Anaaxes or the Federal Inspector General of Anaaxes, dissolve and declare any organization or association unconstitutional if it or a substantial portion of its members teach, advocate, or proselytize that any religious or spiritual text, creed, belief, tradition, being, or deity justifies, requires, permits, or otherwise perpetuates:
  • They are superior to or immune from the supreme authority of the Constitution of Anaaxes and such laws made in pursuance of the authority granted therein
  • The duty, necessity, desirability, or propriety of unlawfully or forcefully overthrowing the federal or a provincial government or resisting or hindering the due execution of the Constitution of Anaaxes
  • The duty, necessity, desirability, or propriety of committing or abetting acts of terrorism, public violence, assassination, lynching, or genocide
  • The duty, necessity, desirability, or propriety of committing or abetting the instituting of slavery, eugenics, or a theocratic form of government at any level
  • The duty, necessity, desirability, or propriety of committing or abetting rape, incest, paedophilia, cannibalism, or mutilation of the body
  • The restriction of the due access of any person to reproductive healthcare, preventative healthcare, or mental healthcare
  • The dominance or primacy of any sex, gender, race, ethnicity, religious status, social status, economic status, or other discriminatory classes of persons
  • The dissemination of unqualified false claims regarding virtually universally-accepted scientific or historical fundamental and reasonably indisputable facts affecting human rights or public health

List of Offices Held

Political offices
Preceded by Goncar	5th Minister of Foreign Affairs 6 June 2014 – 19 October 2014	Succeeded by Northern Inertia
Preceded by The Jasminia Islands	11th Minister of Immigration 19 October 2014 – 11 November 2014	Succeeded by Aertaseren
Preceded by Avaerilon	8th World Assembly Delegate 11 November 2014 – 13 August 2015	Succeeded by Northern Inertia
Preceded by Chameliya	9th Speaker of the Union 8 January 2016 – 2 July 2016	Succeeded by Lawattsia
Preceded by Cestlui	12th Minister of Domestic Affairs 15 July 2016 – 26 October 2016	Succeeded by Avaerilon
Preceded by Avaerilon	11th Minister of Foreign Affairs 26 October 2016 – 2 April 2017 Served alongside: Goncar	Succeeded by New Ireland and Wales
Preceded by Odd Republic (Elected) Kanoria (Acting)	12th Speaker of the Union 2 September 2017 – 27 May 2018	Succeeded by Hirematia (Elected) Kanoria (Acting)
Preceded by Brys Questions	19th Minister of Foreign Affairs 17 April 2019 – 6 August 2019 Served alongside: Brys Questions	Succeeded by Goncar
Legal offices
Preceded by United Democracy of Scientists	2nd Free Justice 14 August 2015 – 8 January 2016	Succeeded by Normandy and Picardy
Preceded by New Lettia	4th Chancellor 27 May 2018 – 17 March 2019	Succeeded by Hirematia
Preceded by Ramelia	Member of the Law Commission Appointed by Vice Chair Hirematia 25 April 2019 – 6 August 2019	Succeeded by Courelli
Preceded by Hirematia	6th Chancellor 10 January 2020 – 19 October 2020	Succeeded by Ramelia
New title	Member of the Bar of the Court of Justice 20 July 2019 – Present	Incumbent
Preceded by Jyskmark	Attorney General 6 August 2019 – 10 January 2020	Vacant
Diplomatic posts
Preceded by Unknown	Ambassador to the Democratic Socialist Assembly 30 June 2017 – 18 April 2018	Succeeded by Unknown
Government offices
Preceded by Goncar	Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs 2 April 2017 – 21 June 2017 Served alongside: New Ireland and Wales	Succeeded by Freeland Newworldia
Preceded by Mintonity	Deputy Minister of Domestic Affairs 21 June 2017 – 2 September 2017 Served alongside: Courelli	Vacant Title next held by Hirematia
Preceded by Kanoria	Speaker pro tempore 1 April 2019 – 17 April 2019 6 August 2019 – 8 January 2020 19 October 2020 – Present	Succeeded by North American Republics
Preceded by Helvurium		Succeeded by Cuscatlán
Preceded by Brys Questions		Incumbent