The Angle-Saxish Kingdom is an executive constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary democracy.
The King and Council of State
The King is the head of state and chief magistrate in accordance with the Constitution. Executive power is vested collectively in the Council of State (Statesrääd), comprising the King, the crown prince or princess (when of age), the Chancellor (who is the head of government), and the body of ministers appointed by the King upon the Chancellor’s recommendation.
Members of the Council of State
| Office | Office holder | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| King | ▮ | HM Johannes | Conservative |
| Chancellor | ▮ | Duke of South Hatteras | Conservative |
The Parliament
The legislative branch of the Angle-Saxish government is the Parliament (Jeðing), consisting of two houses. The lower house, the Folkmoot or Volkjemuut, is composed of the deputies, who are representatives of the Angle-Saxish people, elected for five-year terms by universal suffrage. The upper house, the Senate or Wietenejemuut, is composed of hereditary and life peers appointed by the King, and bishops (i.e. moderators of presbyteries) summoned to give counsel. The Senate also has a judicial function as the final court of appeal. Although the Chancellor and other ministers may be appointed from either house, they must have the confidence of the Folkmoot.
Angle-Saxland is a de facto one-party state, with the Conservative and Christian Democratic Party in control of all institutions.
Members of the Folkmoot
| Electoral district | Deputy | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Kolumbenmauðe | Vacant |
Members of the Senate
| Peer | Party |
|---|---|
| ▮ Kristien Niuwtaun, Duke of South Hatteras | Conservative |
| ▮ Josias Knicht, Earl of North Scots | Conservative |
| ▮ Willelm Maþeus, Earl of Mercians | Conservative |
| ▮ Paula Vyðerstoon, Countess of Wales | Conservative |