Monte Grande is a monarchy that has modeled itself after the monarchies of Europe, albeit without a constitution. The king of Monte Grande, as absolute monarch, is the executive and final authority in all government matters.
The generally elected prime minister is the Head of State in international dealings.
Exercising “roi dignite” the king prefers to leave that role to the prime minister.
The king allows the election of parliament’s lower house, called The House of Commoners. The upper house of the Monte Grandean parliament is the House of Grandees, which is consisted of and seated by the titled nobility.
Although there are over 300 titled noble families in Monte Grande, no more than 75 may sit in parliament at any time. The 75 titled Grandee Lords are elected by and from the ranks of Monte Grandean nobility, with the ranking noble automatically assuming the position of Deputy Prime Minister. The kings have and will dissolve parliament if they deem it necessary.
Over the past 56 years, the kings have relaxed their hold on the reins of power. The king allows for regional governments and local authorities, all of whom answer to the crown in succeeding order. The king’s brothers act as “defacto” governors in their respective regions from hence they draw their titles and income. The king has four brothers, all of whom hold titles of dignity and land. The king’s brothers and nephews are all in line for the throne of Monte Grande, in order of birth.
The Kings Council of Advisors, is comprised of the brothers of the king. They are:
H.R.H.- Dario Caesar de Silva y Montcort, Duke of Chula Vista
H.R.H.- Gaspar Alejandro de Silva y Montcort, Duke of Monte Chico
H.R.H. Enrique Manuel de Silva y Montcort, Duke of Ocho Rios
H.R.H. Carlos Esteban de Silva y Montcort, Duke of Pelos Lisos
Also seated on the council are the kings cousins:
H.R.H Juan Martin de Silva y Plascence, Duke of Pin Marin
H.R.H. Edelberto Pablo de Silva y Plascence, Duke of San Peluca
H.R.H. Jorge Felipe de Silva y Plascence, Duke of Punta Alta
The local town officials and councils are all modeled after those in The United States. Monte Grande has mayors, councilors, managers, representatives, alderman plus numerous other offices, as found in U.S. cities. The following are the governmental officers who advise the king.
Prime Minister
Deputy Prime Minister
Lord High Chancellor of The Kingdom
Lord High Minister of Commissions
Lord Chancellor of the Exchequer
Lord Deputy Chancellor of the Exchequer
Lord Chancellor of the Treasury
Lord Minister of Finance
Lord Minister of Foreign Affairs
Lord Minister of Defence
Deputy Lord Minister of Defence
Vice Deputy Lord Minister of Defence
Assistant Vice Deputy Lord of Defence
Assistant to the Assistant Vice Deputy Lord Minister of Defence
Chancellor of the Royal Household
The Kings Council of Advisors – This council is historically comprised of the brothers, uncles and cousins of the king.
Lord Minister of Crown Justice
Lord Minister of Crown Prosecution Service
Crown Prosecution Service
Ministerial Departments- Under the Lord High Chancellor of The Kingdom
Chancery of The Crown Estate
Chancery for Communities and Local Government
Chancery for Culture, Media and Sport
Chancery for Education and Skills
Chancery for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Chancery of Health
Chancery for International Development
Chancery of Trade and Industry (United Kingdom)
Chancery for Transport
Chancery for Work and Pensions
Chancery for The Commonwealth
Home Office
Legal Secretariat to the Royal Officers of The Kings Law
Dos Islas Office of Commerce
Pura Madre Office Office of Commerce
Office of the Leader of the House of Commoners
Non-Ministerial Departments
The following commissioners are appointed by the Lord High Minister of Commissions
Monte Grande Commission of Public Information
Monte Grande Charity Commission
Monte Grande Commission for the Reduction of the National Debt
Monte Grande Electoral Commission
Monte Grande Export Credits Guarantee Commission
Monte Grande Government Actuary's Commission
Monte Grande Commission for His Majesty's Revenue and Customs
Monte Grande Commission for His Majesty's Land Registry
Monte Grande Commission for Standards in Education
Monte Grande Commission for the Regulation of Electricity and Gas (NI)
Monte Grande Commission for Communications, Broadcasting and Radio
Monte Grande Commission for Fair Trade Practices
Monte Grande Commission for Public Utility Markets
Monte Grande Commission for Public Utility Authority
Monte Grande Commission for Government Commerce
Monte Grande Commission for National Statistics
Monte Grande Commission for Science and Technology
Monte Grande Commission for Rail Regulations
Monte Grande Commission for Postal Services
Monte Grande Commission for Public Works and Loans
Monte Grande Commission for Small Business Service
Monte Grande Commission for UKMG Trade and Investment
Monte Grande Commission for Water Services Regulation
Pura Madre Office of The Governor General
Dos Islas Office of The Governor General
(These offices are autonomous and are governed by appointees of the king)
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