British Arctic Territory Administration

Authority

British Arctic Territory is controlled by a Governor, who has complete authority while resident in the region.

Successor: None.

Regions can change Frontier status at any time, but it's a slow process with serious consequences. FAQ: Frontier or not?

Nations with Executive authority can use the button below. It will take 14 days to complete, and can be canceled.

British Arctic Territory has a Governor and a non-executive unfilled Delegate position. (?)

Nation	Office	Appointed	Authority
The Queen's State of DBar	Governor	117 days ago	Executive Appearance Border Control Communications Embassies Polls
	WA Delegate		World Assembly

Regional embassies signal that formal diplomatic relations exist between regions.

Nations in embassy regions are not permitted to post on the British Arctic Territory Regional Message Board.

Welcome Telegram: None.

Recruitment: All residents may send recruitment telegrams.

Executive	Can appoint/dismiss Officers and set their authority. Governors can modify the authority of Delegates, but Delegates cannot modify Governors. If the Governor is absent from the region, the Delegate gains Executive authority automatically ("by circumstance").
World Assembly	Can vote on World Assembly proposals and resolutions.
Successor	Can become Governor if the region's current Governor abdicates or ceases to exist.
Appearance	Can modify the World Factbook Entry, Flag, and Tags, and pin Dispatches.
Border Control	By spending Regional Influence, can eject/ban/unban nations and set/modify/remove the region password.
Communications	Can send region-wide telegrams without stamps, compose Welcome telegrams, suppress & unsuppress posts on the Regional Message Board, and control who can recruit for the region.
Embassies	Can open/close embassies with other regions and extend embassy posting privileges.
Polls	Can create polls.