The Principality of Woodlandia has been governed by a hereditary constitutional monarchy since it's formation on 12 March 2019, with HRH Prince Shawn as the sovereign and Head of State. Unlike other forms of government, Woodlandia is not governed by any known types of government, but instead combines both traditional and non-traditional forms of government structure.

The Principality of Woodlandia is both a constitutional monarchy and a hereditary monarchy. Discover how the crown monarchy in Woodlandia has evolved and remains an essential and relevant component of identity, contributing to a sense of unity and pride among Woodlandia citizens.

The Prince oversees a royal council called a Cabinet, known as the Royal Cabinet. Members of Cabinet are called ministers. Ministers are selected by The Prince and act on behalf of the royal family according to their department.

The Royal branch of government consists of a select group of private Ministers of the Sovereign Prince and the Woodlandia Royal Family with the President Minister, who serves as the head of the Royal Cabinet and its Royal Ministers. Royal Ministries of the government of the Principality of Woodlandia are categorized into various departments according to their purpose and rank in the Royal House.

The Prime Minister oversees an Executive Council called a Cabinet, known as the Executive Cabinet. Members of Cabinet are called ministers. Ministers are elected by citizen vote. As head of their department, ministers introduce new laws for consideration during the Legislative Assembly of Parliament. Collectively the Cabinet vote to pass laws and develops policies.

The executive branch of government consists of an elected Council of Ministers whom govern individual ministries of government under the command of the Prime Minister, who serves as the head of the Executive Cabinet and head of the government of the Principality of Woodlandia. Executive Ministries of the government of the Principality of Woodlandia are categorized into various departments according to their purpose and rank in government.

In Woodlandia, state-owned corporations are referred to as Crown corporations, indicating that an organization is established by law, owned by the sovereign (either in right of Woodlandia or a province), and overseen by parliament and cabinet.

In Woodlandia, government-owned corporations are referred to as Capital Corporations or Government Institutions, indicating that an organization is established by law, owned by the collective government (by right of the Crown), and overseen by parliament and cabinet.