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* Prime Minister (PM): Leads the Cabinet. | * Prime Minister (PM): Leads the Cabinet. | ||
* Deputy Prime Minister (DPM): Deputy of the Prime Minister. | |||
* Minister of Internal Affairs (MoIA): Handles internal issues and funds the expansion of the nation. | * Minister of Internal Affairs (MoIA): Handles internal issues and funds the expansion of the nation. | ||
* Minister of | * Minister of External Operations (MoEO): Gathers intelligence on matters deemed important (espionage) whilst managing foreign affairs (MoI and MoFA merged to become MoEO) | ||
* Minister of Defence (MoD): Plans war strategies and provides supplies. | * Minister of Defence (MoD): Plans war strategies and provides supplies. | ||
* Minister of Trade (MoT): Oversees trade/shops and internal trade systems. | |||
* Minister of Trade (MoT): Oversees trade/shops. | |||
* Minister of Transport (MoTR): Builds new transport links and creates helpful guides/resources. Head of the Pilbara Transport Authority. | * Minister of Transport (MoTR): Builds new transport links and creates helpful guides/resources. Head of the Pilbara Transport Authority. | ||
* Minister of Community (MoC): Creates and runs events to keep activity and morale high. | * Minister of Community (MoC): Creates and runs events to keep activity and morale high. | ||
* Minister of Justice (MoJ): Manages the justice and legal system of Pilbara and oversees/manages the legal system. | |||
* Minister of National Development (MoND): Responsible for managing infrastructure, roads and building projects. | |||
* Minister of Empire Affairs (MoEA): Responsible for managing the growth, funding and stability of the Pilbaran Empire. | |||
* Minister of Commerce (MoCM): Responsible for managing the citizen ran companies and bussinesses of Pilbara. | |||
* Minister of Sport (MoS): Responsible for creating and managing the major Pilbaran Olympics events. | |||
The parliamentary electoral system uses preferential voting and is overseen by the head of the Constitutional Court, the Chief Justice. Chief Justice elections are instead headed by the PM. | The parliamentary electoral system uses preferential voting and is overseen by the head of the Constitutional Court, the Chief Justice. Chief Justice elections are instead headed by the PM. | ||