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The '''Federal Secretariat''' or '''Secretariat''' ''(Coast Salish: Thi lelum s'uqéluxw),'' sometimes | The '''Federal Secretariat''' or '''Secretariat''' ''(Coast Salish: Thi lelum s'uqéluxw),'' sometimes referred to by foreign sources as the '''Cabinet''', was the [[Cabinet|chief executive body]] of the now-defunct sovereign state, the [[Salish Confederation]]. It consisted of the [[Chancellor of the Salish Confederation|Federal Chancellor]] and secretariat ministers. The fundamentals of the secretariat's organization as well as the method of its election and appointment as well as the procedure for its dismissal were set down in Article 4 of the [[Salish Confederation|Constitution of the Salish Confederation]]. | ||
The Secretariat was appointed at the whim of the Chancellor who was chosen by the [[Salish Parliament|Parliament]], however both the Chancellor and Secretariat must retain the confidence of Parliament as individual ministers; who may be charged with impeachment and removed from office upon conviction by Parliament sitting as jurors. The Chancellor and the other members of the secretariat must be sitting members of the Parliament. | The Secretariat was appointed at the whim of the Chancellor who was chosen by the [[Salish Parliament|Parliament]], however both the Chancellor and Secretariat must retain the confidence of Parliament as individual ministers; who may be charged with impeachment and removed from office upon conviction by Parliament sitting as jurors. The Chancellor and the other members of the secretariat must be sitting members of the Parliament. | ||
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|title1=Minister for Internal Affairs | |title1=Minister for Internal Affairs | ||
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|incumbent=[[ | |incumbent=[[Sayerleft]] | ||
|incumbentsince=since 1 February 2022 | |incumbentsince=since 1 February 2022 | ||
|branch=Ministry for Internal Affairs | |branch=Ministry for Internal Affairs | ||
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|formation=20 November 2020 | |formation=20 November 2020 | ||
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The '''minister for internal affairs''' was the secretariat minister which oversees the Ministry for Internal Affairs, the ministry tasked with governmental efficiency and wide-ranging domestic policy. The role of the Minister had greatly evolved since its creation; having evolved from the Minister of Recruitment; of which was renamed to "Recruitment & Internal Affairs", and then finally splitting into two positions on 20 November 2020, establishing the modern post. Nowadays, the portfolio also includes duties such as overseeing the implementation of law, national security, and broad domestic policy within the confederation; as well as broadly dealing with the relationship between the cantons and the federal government. It was arguably the most important government minister in the Secretariat. The minister for internal affairs was also ex officio the Attorney General. The final Minister for Internal Affairs was [[ | The '''minister for internal affairs''' was the secretariat minister which oversees the Ministry for Internal Affairs, the ministry tasked with governmental efficiency and wide-ranging domestic policy. The role of the Minister had greatly evolved since its creation; having evolved from the Minister of Recruitment; of which was renamed to "Recruitment & Internal Affairs", and then finally splitting into two positions on 20 November 2020, establishing the modern post. Nowadays, the portfolio also includes duties such as overseeing the implementation of law, national security, and broad domestic policy within the confederation; as well as broadly dealing with the relationship between the cantons and the federal government. It was arguably the most important government minister in the Secretariat. The minister for internal affairs was also ex officio the Attorney General. The final Minister for Internal Affairs was [[Sayerleft]], since 1 February 2022. | ||
=== Minister for Foreign Affairs === | === Minister for Foreign Affairs === | ||
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|appointer=[[Chancellor of the Salish Confederation|Chancellor]] | |appointer=[[Chancellor of the Salish Confederation|Chancellor]] | ||
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|formation=13 February 2020 | |formation=13 February 2020 | ||
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