Chancellor

Chancellor of the Social Liberal Union
Seal of the Chancellor
Incumbent Courelli since 7 August 2021
Judicial Branch of the SLU Government
Member of	Administration Law Commission
Appointer	Open Parliament
Term length	Five Months Renewable once consecutively
Constituting instrument	SLU Constitution
Inaugural holder	Mons Garle
Formation	20 May 2017 (2017-05-20)

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The Chancellor is a constitutional office created with the passage of the Third Constitution of the Social Liberal Union. The powers and duties of the Chancellor are mainly outlined in Article 9 of the Constitution. The Chancellor is the presiding officer of the Court of Justice, head of the judicial branch, and serves as the Vice Chair of the Law Commission. The Chancellor is elected for a five month term, and no nation can be elected more than twice consecutively.

The position of Chancellor was created with the passage of the Third Constitution, consolidating the powers of the Parliamentary, Executive, and Free Justice positions which previously oversaw the Court. The Justice positions were abolished at that point to increase judicial efficiency.