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List of FCN Administrators since the RCN Decided to Erase History cause of embarrassment or soemthing? idk time to find the rest of histtory
EDIT: Found the whole thing buried deep in the RCN Nation list. dont feel like deleting this so that u know we have it. still good job on having no info from february to april
Federation of Conservative Nations
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Guide | Roleplay | Constitution |
Discord | Dispatches IndexFCN Administration
Incumbent President
Holy rhinish islands
Since January 16, 2020
(National Populist Party)
The Administration of the Federation of Conservative Nations is made up of the Founder, President, Vice President, three cabinet positions(WA Delegate/Head Diplomat, Secretary of Internal Affairs, Secretary of War, Chief of Intelligence), the Deputy Secretary of Internal Affairs and Deputy Secretary of War, the Senate Speaker and Senate Pro-Tempore, the Chief Justice and two Associate Justice, and the Head Journalist and Solicitor General.
The Founder has Executive power and also has authority over Appearance, Border Control, Communications, Embassies, and Polls (during martial law only), as well as owning the discord server.
The President has authority over Appearance, Border Control, Communications, Embassies, and Polls, as well as administrator permissions in discord.
The Vice President has authority over Communications and Polls.
The WA Delegate/Head Diplomat has authority Appearance, Communications, Embassies, Polls, and represents the FCN in the World Assembly.
The Secretary of Internal Affairs has authority over Appearance, Communications, Border Control, and Polls, as well as administrator permissions in discord.
The Secretary of War has authority over Appearance, Communications, and Border Control.
The Chief of Intelligence has no NS authority but has administrator permissions in discord.
The Head Journalist has authority over Appearance and Polls.
The Senate Speaker has authority over Appearance, Communications, and Polls.
Other positions do not have NS or discord authority.
All cabinet positions are given complete authority during times of martial law.
1 The Founder
2 List of Presidents
3 List of Vice Presidents
4 List of World Assembly Delegates
5 List of Head Diplomats
6 List of Solicitor Generals
7 List of Secretaries of Internal Affairs
8 List of Secretaries of War
9 List of Head Journalists
10 List of Chiefs of Intelligence
11 List of Senate Speakers
12 List of Senate Pro-Tempores
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
N/A | September 9, 2017- | N/A | Independent | N/A | Former Secretary of Role Play. Former 4th President. Former Secretary of War. Former Senate Pro-Tempore. |
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
- | September 9, 2017- | President of the CCN2. | - | Originally President of the CCN2 Provisional President. Resigned. | ||
1. | September 16, 2017- | Vice President | 1/3 | |||
2. | October 24, 2017- | none | Libertarian Party | 1 |
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3. | January 21, 2018- | none | 1 |
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4. | April 13, 2018- | Secretary of Internal Affairs | 2 | Survived being DDoSed. Won reelection in July 2018. | ||
5. | October 17, 2018- | Secretary of Internal Affairs | 1 |
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6. | January 16, 2019- | Secretary of Internal Affairs | 1 | Also Senate Pro-Tempore. | ||
7. | April 15, 2019- | Secretary of Internal Affairs | Sons of Adam | 1/4 | Resigned. | |
- | May 7, 2019- | Vice President | Sons of Adam | - | ||
8. | May 19, 2019- | Acting President | Sons of Adam | 1/2 | Succeeded Vens verbum to the Presidency. Completed part of Vens verbum's term. Resigned. | |
- | June 4, 2019- | Vice President | - | Acting President while | ||
- | June 16, 2019- | Vice President | - | Acting President while | ||
9. | July 3, 2019- | Vice President | 1/9 | Succeeded Completing Vens verbum and | ||
10. | July 14, 2019-October 13, 2019 | World Assembly Delegate | Anti-Seclusion Party | 1 |
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11. | October 14, 2019- | Secretary of Internal Affairs | 1 |
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12. | January 16, 2020- | Vice President | 1 |
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# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
- | September 9, 2017- | Vice President of the CCN2 | - | Originally Vice President of the CCN2 Provisional Vice President. | ||
1. | September 16, 2017- | none | 1/3 |
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2. | October 24, 2017- | none | 1 |
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3. | January 21, 2018- | Vice President | 1 |
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- | April 13, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to no successor being nominated. Position filled by |
4. | July 15, 2018- | President | 1 |
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5. | October 17, 2018- | none | 1/2 | Ceased to exist on November 30, 2018. | ||
6. | November 30, 2018- | none | Sons of Adam | 1/2 | ||
7. | January 16, 2019- | none | 1 |
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8. | April 15, 2019- | Chief Justice | Sons of Adam | 1/4 | Acting President once. | |
- | May 19, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to |
9. | May 20, 2019- | Head Journalist | 3/4 | Also Head Journalist. Acting President twice. | ||
- | July 3, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | |
10. | July 14, 2019- | Chief Justice | 2/3 |
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- | September 7, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | |
11. | September 11, 2019-October 13, 2019 | none | 1/3 | |||
12. | October 14, 2019- | Secretary of War | 1 | |||
13. | January 15, 2019- | none | Independent | 1 |
List of World Assembly Delegates
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
- | September 9, 2017- | CCN2 World Assembly Delegate | - | De jure World Assembly Delegate. | ||
1. | September 10, 2017- | De jure World Assembly Delegate. | 1 |
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2. | October 25, 2017- | Secretary of the Interior and Defense | Libertarian Party | 1 |
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3. | January 23, 2018- | Secretary of Role Play | 1/2 | Impeached. | ||
- | March 22, 2018- | World Assembly Delegate | - | De jure Impeached. De facto World Assembly Delegate. | ||
- | March 22, 2018- | position vacant | - | - | - | Position vacant de jure. |
4. | March 26, 2018- | none | 2 1/2 | Reappointed in April 2018. Reappointed in July 2018. | ||
5. | October 17, 2018- | Vice President | 2 1/6 | Reappointed in January 2019. Reappointed in April 2019. Resigned. | ||
- | April 29, 2019- | World Assembly Delegate | - | De facto World Assembly Delegate. | ||
- | April 30, 2019- | Secretary of War | - | De jure World Assembly Delegate. Alternatively | ||
6. | May 7, 2019- | De jure World Assembly Delegate | 5/6 | Alternatively | ||
7. | July 16, 2019- | none | 5/6 | Resigned. | ||
- | September 30, 2019- | World Assembly Delegate | - | De facto World Assembly Delegate. | ||
- | October 4, 2019- | Associate Justice | - | De facto World Assembly Delegate. | ||
- | September 30, 2019- | none | - | De jure World Assembly Delegate. | ||
8. | October 5, 2019-October 16, 2019 | none | 1/6 | |||
9. | October 16, 2019- | Associate Justice | 2 | Reappointed in January 2020 |
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
- | March 23, 2018- | position vacant | - | - | - | |
1. | March 26, 2018- | World Assembly Delegate | 2 1/2 |
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2. | October 17, 2018- | Vice Presdient | 2 1/6 | Reappointed in January 2019. Reappointed in April 2019. Resigned. | ||
- | April 29, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to resignation of Position filled by |
3. | April 30, 2019- | Secretary of War | 5/6 | Completing Alternatively | ||
4. | July 16, 2019- | none | 5/6 | |||
5. | September 30, 2019-October 14, 2019 | none | 1/6 | |||
6. | October 15, 2019- | Associate Justice | 2 | Reappointed in January 2020 |
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
- | June 17, 2019- | vacant | - | - | - | |
1. | June 21, 2019-October 14, 2019 | Associate Justice | 1 1/4 | Reappointed in July 2019 - Position since disbanded. |
List of Secretaries of Internal Affairs (formerly Secretary of Role Play)
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
1. | September 9, 2017- | Secretary of Role Play of the CCN2 | 1/3 | Office Named Secretary of Role Play. | ||
2. | October 25, 2017- | none | 2 | Reappointed in January 2018. Office Named Secretary of Role Play. | ||
3. | April 13, 2018- | Secretary of Interior and Defense | 2 | Reappointed in July 2018. | ||
4. | October 18, 2018- | Head Journalist | 1 | Also Senate Pro-Tempore. | ||
5. | January 16, 2019- | Associate Justice | 1/2 | Resigned. | ||
- | March 13, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | |
6. | March 15, 2019- | Chief Justice | Sons of Adam | 1/2 | ||
- | April 15, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - |
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7. | April 16, 2019- | none | Sons of Adam | 1/6 | Resigned. | |
- | April 26, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | |
8. (3) | April 28, 2019- | Head Intelligence | 5/6 | |||
9. | July 15, 2019-October 14, 2019 | Secretary of War | 1 | Also was Senate Pro-Tempore. | ||
10. | October 14, 2019 - present | none | Independent | 2 | Reappointed in January 2020 |
List of Secretaries of War (formerly Secretary of the Interior and Defense)
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
1. | September 9, 2017- | none | 1/3 | Office named Secretary of the Interior and Defense. | ||
2. | October 25, 2017- | World Assembly Delegate | 1 | Reappointed in January 2018. Office named Secretary of the Interior and Defense. | ||
3. | April 13, 2018- | none | Conservative Democratic Party | 1 1/2 | Reappointed in July 2018. Removed from office. Attempted coup one week later. | |
- | September 4, 2018- | position vacant | - | - | - | |
4. | September 11, 2018- | Vice President | 1/2 | |||
5. | October 18, 2018- | none | 1/2 | Resigned. Alternatively | ||
- | November 26, 2018- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to resignation of Position filled by |
6. | November 27, 2018- | President | 1/2 | Completed | ||
7. | January 16, 2019- | Associate Justice | 3/4 | Removed from office. | ||
- | April 6, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to removal of |
8. | April 7, 2019- | Deputy Secretary of War | Sons of Adam | 1/12 | Completed | |
- | April 15, 2019- | Deputy Secretary of War | - | Acting Secretary of War. | ||
9. | April 16, 2019- | Acting Secretary of War | 1 |
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- | July 15, 2019- | Senate Pro-Tempore | Independent | - | Acting Secretary of War. | |
10. | July 17, 2019- | none | 1 |
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11. | October 15, 2019- | none | 1/6 | Resigned because he was "decently bored" of his position. | ||
- | November 2, 2019- | Vacant | - | - | - | |
12. | January 17, 2020- | Solicitor General | 1 |
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
- | September 16, 2018- | position vacant | - | - | - | Position filled by |
1. | September 21, 2018- | Senate Pro-Tempore | 1 | Also Senate Pro-Tempore. | ||
- | October 17, 2018- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to no successor being nominated. Filled by |
- | December 30, 2018- | Secretary of Internal Affairs | - | Also Senate Pro-Tempore. Also Secretary of Internal Affairs. Also President. Acting Head Journalist. | ||
2. | April 12, 2019- | none | 1 1/6 | Reappointed in April 2019. Also Vice President. Also Acting President. (x2) Reappointed in July 2019. Resigned. | ||
- | July 31, 2019- | Secretary of Internal Affairs | - | Also Secretary of Internal Affairs. Also Senate Pro-Tempore. Acting Head Journalist. | ||
3. | October 18, 2019- | none | 2/3 | Resigned | ||
4. | December 19, 2019- | none | 1/3 |
List of Chiefs of Intelligence (formerly Head Intelligence)
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
1. | January 16, 2019- | President | 1 | Office named Head Intelligence. | ||
2. | April 16, 2019- | none | Sons of Adam | 1 |
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3. | July 18, 2019- | none | 1 | |||
- | October 15, 2019- | Vacant | - | - | - |
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
1. | January 21, 2018- | President | Liberty and Order | 2 | Won reelection in April 2018. | |
2. | July 14, 2018- | President | 3 | Won reelection in October 2018. Won reelection in January 2019. | ||
3. | April 15, 2019- | Secretary of War | Sons of Adam | 22/23 | Resigned. | |
- | July 9, 2019- | President | - | Acting Senate Speaker. | ||
4. | July 13, 2019- | none | Independent | 1 1/3 | Seized the position uncontested for a second term. | |
5. | November 23, 2019- | none | 2/3 | Special Election |
# | Time in Office | Name | Prior Office | Party | # of Terms | Notes |
1. | January 22, 2018- | Secretary of the Interior and Defense | 1 | Also Secretary of the Interior and Defense. | ||
2. | April 16, 2018- | World Assembly Delegate | 1 |
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- | July 14, 2018- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to no successor being nominated. Position filled by |
3. | August 7, 2018- | none | 2 | Also Head Journalist. Also Secretary of Internal Affairs. Also President. | ||
- | April 7, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to no successor being nominated. Position filled by |
4. | April 10, 2019- | Secretary of War | 1/6 | |||
- | April 15, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to no successor being nominated. Position filled by |
5. | April 19, 2019- | President | 1 | Also an Associate Justice. Resigned. | ||
- | July 3, 2019- | position vacant | - | - | - | Vacant due to resignation of |
6. | July 14, 2019- | Secretary of War | 1 | Also Secretary of Internal Affairs. | ||
7. | October 15, 2019- | none | 1 |
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8. | January 16, 2019- | none | 1 |
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