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The King is the head of the French state, protector of the traditions and sit on the French Speaking Throne. The de Zimt House sit on the Throne of Brittany, Zimt then Algamonzimt since 1650 with an interruption between 1752 and 1929. The Monarch have the power to Veto the Decisions of the Council of Nobility and to fire the Prime Minister once per year, and/or to ask him to dissolves the Government. He can be declared Marshal of France (Temporary Dictator) in case of Emergency. According to the Constitution, his role is to protect the traditions and the French Speaking People, to deal with state issues, to deal with problem within the Nobility and to protect the Catholics in France.

The Actual King of France is Karl VII since 2026 and the Heir to the Throne is Louis-Karl (or simply Louis).
His Throne is at Zimt (IRL: Brest)

Elysée Palace in Paris, where the PM is

Next Elections: March 2048 Changes: every 5 years, by elections Can be Fired by: King
Actual PM: Philippe Laguenot
Siege of the PM: Palais de l'Elysée, Paris

(All those ministers have their Cabinet in some building in Paris)
Secretaries, in charge of little matters.

The Government and the PM can:
- Choose 70 members for the State's Council (for 15 years)
- Dissolves the House of the Folks (Rare)

- Be dissolves by the House of the Folks (Motion of No-Confidence)
Next Elections: none Changes: Whenever the PM wants Can be dissolves by: PM

Siege of Ducal Cabinet: Louvres Palace, Paris

The Estates Generals is an assembly made by all the Constituent States's Parliaments and only meet when ther King or the CC wish to.
It meet when the Government or the King have to take a big decision and want to ask the people's choice (via the EG)

Coalition:
Majority (Government): To be Calculated

SBZH (Regional) 1 Seats
Imperials (Monarchist-Far Right) 3 Seats

Opposition: To be Calculated

PMZ (Socialist-Liberal): 70 Seats
PCZ (Republican-Traditionalists): 67 Seats
NPL (Republican-Liberal): 68 Seats
NSNFO (Syndicalist): 66 Seats
Marshalist (Legionarist with Monarchist leanings): 54 Seats
Christian Extremist (Far right): 11 Seats
Anarchist and minor Left Parties: 7 Seats
Others Far Right Parties: 5 Seats
Basque Party (Regional): 1 Seats

Not Occupied/Empty Seats: 0, 0%

The House of the People is part of the Parliament with the House of Senators.
The House of People's goal is to vote laws. The Laws they vote has to be approoved by the Senate who check if the law is Contitutional, Ethic, Moral etc...

This house can be dissolved by the Government (Motion of "Atteinte à la Sécurité de la Nation").
However they can dissolve the Government (Motion of No Confidence)
Using the Article 49 of the Constitution, the Government can propose a Law that doesn't need to be voted by the House of Peoples saying that the law deosn't to be voted and it'll be all good.
However the House can enact of Motion of No Confidence if they consider the law really sucks, and the PM and all his government are fired.
They are elected directly by the People (Universal Voting) every 5 years (next elections, January 2043).

Next Elections: January 2048 Changes: Elections by Universal Voting, can be dissolves by: Government
Seat of the House of the Folks: Palace Bourbon, Paris

Part of France without Senat's Representation:
Greenland-->Land of the Crown
The Liberty Islands (West Africa)-->Land of the Crown
The East African Islands-->Overseas
Bermudas-->Overseas
Saint-Anne (St Helena)-->Overseas

Coalition:

Government: 52

PR: 33
SBZH: 1
PNCC: 16
PNIF: 1
Sysillian: 1

Opposition: 50
AL: 4
Le Poing: 4
NPL: 9
PCZ: 19
PMZ: 2
NSNFO: 2
PAB: 10

Empty Seats: 0

The House of Senators is part of the Constitutional Council but, most of the time, it meet "alone". Its role is to debate the projects of law, to make suggestions and to check if the laws are constitutionals, morals, ethic... When a Deputies or a member of the Goverment want to pass a law, it go firstly through the Senate and if the Senate approves it it is voted by the Constituent State's Parliament. If the Senate disapproves a Law, it has to be changed or canceled

In the Constitutional Council (when it meets) it represents the Constitution and the Values of the State.

In the politic, they represent more the countrysides (it explains the amount of Conservatives/Patriotics Senators because of most provinces being rural Régions), the working class in the Industrial regions and the Bourgeois in the Free Cities. In brief, they don't represent an amount of people (like the Députés) but the Régions they are in.

Next Election: February 2045 Changes: 1/2 every 4 years by elections can be dissolves by: State Council
Seat of the Sénat: Luxembourg Palace, Paris

The Council of Noble is part of the Constitutional Council and represent the Nobility, they take all decisions about Nobility. A noble because of his blood, received his title from God. The House of Nobles can be veto by the Bishop Assembly, the Grand Duke.

The Council of Nobles have its own Political Party's system. Instead of the Traditional PCZ, PRN, NPL, etc, there are two big Movements: Reformism or Progressivism and Conservatism or Traditionalism. Those Movements are divided into categories of Movements. A noble isn't supposed to swear allegiance to any party which is why those movements exist, it is defined as philosophical-political thoughts.

The List of Noble Movements: (from the most progressive to the most conservatives)
Ultra Progressivism: Partisans of the "Reform at its upmost"
Liberal Reformism: PRN Ideas
Traditionalist Reformism: They want to slowly reform the society
Constitutionalism: Partisans of Giving the Nobles (and the King) less powers
Centrist Reformist: They want to reform the society and keeping their privileges
Centrist Conservative: They don't want any changes
"Renfortionistes": Want to Give the Nobility more power and decentralize the Kingdom
Tradionalists-Conservatives: they are against the biggest reforms and want a more catholic monarchy
Henrism: They are for Centralization and the end of Nobility, they are for a more Meritocratic Monarchy
Andréism: Andréist Noble, hate the King and want to make the (meritocratic) Nobility, all-powerfull
"Partisans de la Miette": Partisans of the crumb [of bread]: They are for an almost absolute Monarchy, keeping an advisory parliament (so the people doesn't revolt)
Absolutists: They want to make the King all powerfull
Marshalist: They want to make the King a military-dictator

Next Elections: none, Changes: at the death/abdication of a noble OR if he is deposed can be dissolves by: none
Seat of the Council of Noble: The Invalides

Act of Centralization: Each provinces will elect a Paliament (Universal and Direct Voting) every 5 years, a month before Federal Parliament's Elections (1 MP/10 000 Citizen)
The MP will forms 2 coalitions (Majority and Opposition).
the Majority Coalition of this Parliament will choose two of its members, one to be the Head of the Parliament (Chancellor of the Province) and one to be Senator
the Opposition Coalition of this Paliament will elect a Chief of the Opposition.

Map of Provinces, modified: With the Chancellor's Party (so the dominant Party in the Region), (this map resume the table)

Head of Provinces
In Monarchic and Sysillian Provinces, the Head of the Province is the local Noble, however he must obey to its king
In Régions (Civil Provinces), the Head of the Province is called Président of the Région and is elected by the People
In Republic and Carribean Provinces, the Head of the Province is called Président of the Republic and is elected by the Parliament (exactly like the Chancellor)
In Free Cities, the Head of the Province is called Mayor and is elected by the People

In all Provinces, the Noble/Président/Mayor share its Executive power with the Chancellor and a Préfet who is choosen by the King (triumvirat). Act of Centralization

To resume, at the head of a Province there is a Triumvirat (Note: Vir means Man in Latin but in this case women are allowed to be in a triumvirat).
In Republic (Republican Provinces of Beren, Geneva and Western Champagne) anc Carribbean Provinces, the Triumvirate is made of the Préfet (choosen by the King of the UK), the Président and the Chancellor. But as the Prés. and the Chanc. are elected by the same way (by the same parliament), they are supposed to be from the same party so they may take common decision (in this case, the parliament clearly has a big influence over the Triumvirat)

However in Monarchic and Sysillian Provinces the Préfet (choosen by the King) and the Local noble (the King himself or a noble who have sworn loyalty to him) clearly both obey to the King, so the King has a big influence over the Triumvirat.

In Régions and Free Cities, the Président and the Chancellor are in supposed to be from the same party (here, the Président is directly elected by its people and the Chancellor is indirectly elected by the People) so the People have a big influence over the Triumvirat.

- The Head of the State:
In a Republic, the Head of the State is a Président, elected every 5 years (Universal and Direct Voting)

Federal Republic of Western Switzerland: André Milirien (Conservative Party of Switzerland)
Unitary Republic of Costa Rica: Leopoldo Curio (Liberal Party of Costa Rica)
Constituent Federal Grand-Principality of the West Indies: Otto de Zimt (Honorific), Octavien de Matre (Regional Party of Cuba)

In a Kingdom/Principality, the Head of the State is a Monarch
Union of Duchy of Zimt and Algamon under the Banner of the Kingdom of Algamonzimt: King Karl VII (Charles X) de Zimt
Kingdom of Grand-Aquitaine: King Charles I (Charles X) de Zimt
Crown of the Kingdom Burgundy By the Grace of its Nobles: King Charles II (Charles X) de Zimt
Kingdom of the United Provinces of the Alps: Louis I de Bourbon
Free Kingdom protected by France of Sysillia: Mathieu I de Montpitol
Principality with Autonomy and Special Status of Alsace: Prince Karl III (Charles X) of Zimt

Note: Karl VII (of Zimt), Charles I (of Aquitaine), Charles II (of Burgundy) and Karl III (of Alsace) are the same man who is also King of the UK of France as Charles X

- Parliament:
Upper Houses: Upper houses are made of the Local Nobles (I MP/Noble Family)

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Provinces Parliament: each of the 51 French-Swiss-West Indian Provinces, and the 6 Overseas Provinces have their own (single-chamber) Parliament made of a Majority (electing the Province's Chancellor and the Province's Senator) and an Opposition (electing a chief of the Opposition)