People's Socialist Republic of Silnazomei

The People's Socialist Republic of Silnázoměi (Silnáz: Republika Silnázoměi) or simply, Silnázoměi, is a small landlocked country located in Central Artopa. It is bordered by Vostochnia to the east, Holzlant to the west, and Pievsk-Krasińskan to the south. Nestled along the Silnářekae river lies the capital city of Polmauc. Even though it is not quite the largest city, this distinction goes to Maelšezi in the South, it houses the supreme parliament or Supreme Sovětský, the heart of the nations government. Silnázoměi is generally known for it's flat and fertile interior, surrounded by a hilly and mountainous landscape that covers it's northern and eastern borders. To the south and east lies the river of Silnářekae, the natural border between Silnázoměi and Pievsk-Krasińskan.

Politics
Silnázoměi is a Tomikist-Svobodaist One-Party Socialist Workers Republic. Leadership is collectively split between the Supreme Sovětský, a unicameral legislature, and the Department of Executive Affairs and Commissions of the State or the Ústřední Výbor. This Department is headed by the Chairman of the Bureau of Economics and Politics of the State and their ministers which make up the executive functions of the government. The Foremost Court of the Silnázoměi State is responsible for reviewing the laws of lower state courts, and to assess pleas of alteration of such laws. This national or "high" court is in charge of interpreting the Constitution of Silnázoměi, the supreme law of the state.

Constitution
The Constitution of Silnázoměi is a document of upmost importance to the functions of the state. It consists of a preamble, 152 articles and 11 chapters. It defines the role of the Všechny Lidová Komunistická as well as the collective leadership of Silnázoměi. The document also declares the people to be the sole source of power in Silnázoměi, and the importance of the Sovětský in the theory of proletarian rule. In chapter 1 of the constitution it declares that power comes from the Sovětský and the Všechny Lidová Komunistická combined forming a vanguard of the most politically conscious workers to help the government function. The constitution also lays out the centralization of the economy of Silnázoměi. Leaving only peasant collectives as private businesses, from whom grain and other goods are purchased directly by the government. Minor cooperatives are also allowed within regions of the country though with care to exclude worker oppression and guarantee of owner labor. The constitution has been woven to create an ideological structure that should not be broken unless under extreme duress. Therefore, for example the role of the court is the abide the government by the constitution less so the other way around.

Chairperson
The Chairperson of the Bureau of Economics and Politics of the State along with the Ministers of the Bureau of Economics and Politics of the State make up the executive branch of government. The Chairman is elected by the Supreme Sovětský. This office handles diplomatic affairs, signing laws into being, and controlling the armed forces. The Chairman will then choose deputy ministers and who manage the high functions of government all the way down to municipal levels, usually working directly with local Sovětský if needed. Officially, the Ústřední Výbor controls diplomatic envoys and international relations, economic administration, armed forces and security, and socio-cultural development. It additionally oversees lower level administration and can veto legislative decisions if there is majority within the Bureau. Finally, with majority support in the Supreme Sovětský any official elected can be removed from office.

Legislation
The Supreme Sovětsky is the primary legislative body in Silnázoměi. In Silná government structure workers councils are key to the function of government. Every town's government consists of a workers council or a Sovětský made up as seen fit by working class residents elected by democratic process. Then these councils vote to send a delegate to state Sovětský’s, and finally the states send delegates to the national or supreme Sovětský. This final level government acts as the most powerful legislative body. There are currently 117 elected delegates to the Supreme Sovětský of Silnázoměi otherwise known as the National Assembly. Elected by the delegates of the Assembly there is the Presidium of the Supreme Sovětský which acts as the standing legislative authority between the biannual congresses of the Supreme Sovětský. All members of the Presidium control the same level of legislative power as the Supreme Sovětský while in session and can vote for immediate congresses if needed. All elections for seats in any level of Sovětský are held every 6 years starting at township levels and working upwards. Members are not restricted on the number of times they can run consecutively.

Law
The national court system or high state courts, are arguably the least powerful entity of national government. The Foremost Court of the Silnázoměi State is responsible for reviewing the laws of lower state courts, and to assess pleas of alteration of such laws. The court is also responsible for regulating the legality of governmental decisions, however because the Supreme Sovětský amends laws to the constitution there isn’t much the Courts can change. The judges are elected to a panel by each state level Sovětský, one from each administrative district, equalling 7 in total. The Ústřední Výbor then will choose a Foremost Court Chairmen from among the judges to manage the court and act as a decisive vote. The lower state courts correspond to the five districts. Each judge holds their seat for 10 years. When the state takes legal action against a group or individual the Office of Foremost Court Persecutor acts as the representative of the State. Essentially acting as an extension of the court the Prosecutor could call the accused to assemble before them for a hearing. The Persecutor acts in both higher state courts and lower state courts to assess individuals on the corresponding level. Lower state courts judges are elected by vote from the township Sovětský and also serve for ten years, however they have no power to assess judgments by the national government, however they can make a plea to the high courts to have their case heard.

Foreign Relations
The Chairperson and the Ústřední Výbor work together on foreign relations. Unofficially, the state recognizes several revolutionary movements and parties within other countries as legitimate government, and seeks to aid their fellow revolutionaries. However, when it comes to official policy the government has adopted what it calls "friendly relations to all nations and securing lasting peace in the whole world." Essentially, it is unopposed to working with fellow socialist countries, and even will cooperate with non-socialist republics or constitutional monarchies when it is deemed advantageous for the people of Silnázoměi. Officially, Silnázoměi has the strongest relations with the Democratic People's Republic of Vostochnia, and have been supported with throughout their transition into a socialist state.

Military
The Bureau of Defense of the Homeland and People of Silnázoměi heads the nations military organization. Headed by the Chairperson, and a council of senior officers the Bureau directly controls the People's Army of Silnázoměi. The People's Army is manned professionally of 67,000 soldiers, but in desperate times can field upwards of 200,000 conscripts. Compulsory military service is required of all Silnázoměi citizens at the age of 18 for sixth months. Then they are allowed to complete six more months of service and enter the labor system or continue on to higher education provided through the military. The reason for this is the number of executive government positions that require military service as a prerequisite. Additionally, Silnázoměi has a plan of Total Defense meaning that in the event that it is needed all sectors of the economy and government may be mobilized to defend the homeland. As such a large focus of military productions goes into artillery and a suitable air force, to defend against invasions.

Social Security
The welfare system of Silnázoměi is highly advanced. Along with education to anyone seeking it and high levels of healthcare. The welfare system was implemented strictly to help the working class and more specifically the Struggling Workers Class. Those who want to help the state but are unable to on their own.