Government (under construction)

Suverina is a semi-constitutional monarchy.

Head of state is Her Majesty Queen Eva I.

The Suverin Parliament, commonly known as 'Palace
of Parliament'. The building is one of the largest administrative
buildings in the region and hosts a total of 1400 rooms. There
are 8 floors above ground and 8 below.

The parliament consists of 649 elected members. Each member having one vote. Additionally HM the Queen has 40 votes and therefore has direct influence of the parliamentary process.

The powers of the regent, government and parliament are regulated in the Suverin constitution. The constitution was written in 1990 and replaced the previous one. The constitution contains 380 articles and is sometimes refered to as the 'post-revolutionary constitution'. The Suverin constitution traces its roots back to a Nomocanon adopted in 1287.

The constitution guarantees all Suverin citizens the fundamental human rights and therefore fair and open elections take place every fourth year. There are eleven official registered political parties in Suverina, of which seven are represented in the national parliament.

Occasionally the Suverin democracy is criticised by more liberal and capitalist countries. But such criticism only stems from their hatred and envy towards the glory and greatness of Suverin socialism.

Government

The Council of Ministers of the Great Queendom of Suverina

State Committees of the Great Queendom of Suverina

Ministries of the Great Queendom of Suverina