Since 5175 it is according to the constitution Republic of Beluzia, is a democratic republic with a parliamentary system. A free competition of political parties takes place here.
Elections in Beluzia[]
Elections are scheduled every three years, however early elections are very common.
In elections, people vote for both the The President and the Parliament.
Parliament in Beluzia[]
The Parliament, known as the Parliament of Beluzia, holds legislative power.
- Simple voting majority
- Voting on regular bills
- Simple parliament majority
- Choosing the President and its Cabinet
- Voting on early election motions
- Withdrawing from a treaty
- Two-thirds parliament majority
- Approving the ratification of a treaty
- Reforming the Constitution
The President[]
The President is the Beluz Head of State.
The President of Beluzia has only a representative role and represents the state externally.
The Cabinet[]
The head of the government (cabinet) is the prime minister. The cabinet has the main executive power in the state and is fully accountable to the parliament.
Its main powers are in the field of foreign policy, tax issues and the military and defence.
The government is traditionally formed on the basis of election results and coalition negotiations, with each party able to propose a cabinet.
Political parties in Beluzia[]
Name | Leader | Political Spectrum | Ideology | Founded | Seats in the Assembly |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Labor Party | Sam Coll | Center-left | social democracy, liberalism, environmentalism | 5166 | 80 |
Progressive People's Party of Beluzia | NH Sardar Jr. | Center-left | nationalism, socialism, secularism | 4986 | 127 |
Unsubmissive Beluzian Workers Party | Ms Ashanti Marikit Boyka Vaihere Hennessy | Left-wing | left-wing populism, left wing nationalism, environmentalist, | 3963 | 75 |
National Workers Front | Francis Conway | Right-wing | traditionalism, individualism, ultranationalism | 5272 | 222 |
Free Trade Party | Oromo Makenzy | Center | capitalism, progressive capitalists | 5281 | 246 |