Branches

Executive

The Executive branch of the government is made up by the King, Prime Minister, and Executive Departments. As the King he is the Head of State but hold little power in his executive function, some of his power are to appoint the Prime Minister (With approval of the General Assembly), appointing Ministers and vetoing powers (Vetos can be overturned by the General Assembly). The Prime Minister holds most of the Executive Powers, even though the king appoints the Ministers the Prime Minister over sees and leads the Executive Ministries. The Prime Minister also holds a tie braking vote for the General Assembly.

Legislative

The Legislative branch is made up of the General Assembly and is headed by the General Secretary of the General Assembly. Each principality gets a minimum of 1 representative but no more the 3 representative. The amount of representatives are based on population. More seats maybe added to the General Assembly if it is required.

Judicial

The Judicial branch is made up of the Supreme Court. Judges are appointed by the Minister of Justice.