Complitarian

The Complitarian System is an over complicated version of the Boardalian System to be adopted as the W.C.C. Political System in 1920. The Complitarian system is filled with different checks and balances. The system starts at the people who are much higher valued in this system. Next comes the Board the board a group of 45 individuals, 30 of whom are publicly elected, the other 15 are split between top individuals and company representatives. The board commands most Federal things while the Senate works for the good of the people. Under the Complitarian system the Public Welfare and Legislative departments are squished together to form the Senate. The system is currently under design. People / \                            Board |                                Ministers |                                    -                                Courts (A tree of government in the Complitarian system)

The Board makes decisions based on what is brought to them by the Supreme Minister. They have the overall say on Minister elections (although the Supreme Minister chooses the nominees for the most part) and can choose the supreme minister. The Board may overrule the Ministers on a decision if they decide. The Board can make law if they choose, although often the task is left to the Legislative Minister. The Board is headed by the Chancellor.
 * Board

The Chancellor is one of the 45 board members, chosen in an election by their fellow board members. Often they are bipartisan. They preside over the board and can decide what issues are brought up for discussion although this power is overruled by special vote. Their job is to keep order in the board.
 * Chancellor


 * Board Process

The main way of raising a motion is for the Chancellor to choose an issue, however with enough Board signatures other votes may be brought up. Replacing the Chancellor = 15, Replacing the Supreme Minister = 15, Replacing A minister = 10, Overruling a decision = 10, making a law = 5, declaring war = 15, re-directing funding = 5, nomination = 5.
 * Raising a Motion

The motion after having been constructed and raised must be debated upon for a minimum of one week, within this one week if twenty signatures are raised and the Chancellor agrees then the motion will not be taken to a vote if it does not get put down then after that time the presenting party may bring it to a vote.
 * Debate

Each style of vote requires a different amount of votes. Replacing the Chancellor = majority board nominee, replacing supreme minister = majority over 20 votes or the process continues, replacing a minister = any majority nominee, overuling a decision = majority of the board, making a law = majority of the board, declaring war = 2/3rds majority, re-directing funding = majority.
 * Voting

Ministers
The Ministers rule over individual tasks and are voted in by the board, there are 12 Ministers and one Supreme Minister. Beneath the Ministers are Cardinals, then Bishops, then Archs, then the common government workers, the Semis. The Cardinals are each appointed over a particular duty, they are chosen by their respective Minister. The Ministers are nominated by the Supreme Minister and elected into office by the Board.

The Supreme Minister is the head of the Ministers. They decide what to bring to the board and act as an in-between between Board and Departments. They can decide whether or not to allow parties to form and get to nominate ministers. The other ministers act on behalf of their departments bringing things to the Supreme Minister to bring to the Board. The Supreme Minister usually belongs to a single party very heavily.
 * Supreme Minister

The department this Minister manages is the department for deciding the Constitutionality and Morality of Laws. They act similarly to the Supreme Court.
 * Minister of Morality

This minster presides over the department that makes currency and manages the wealth of the nation. Essentially the Federal Reserve and Treasury. They can advise Legislative on laws and can withhold funding, over rulable only by the Board or Department of Public Welfare.
 * Minister of the Treasury

This Ministers chooses Judges to make Court decisions.
 * Minister of Justice

This minster controls the manufacturing of the nation, they work closely with the treasury and the department of Technology
 * Minister of Manufacturing

This Minister presides over the research of the nation and the development of Technology.
 * Minister of Technology

This Minister presides over the building of defenses of the nation, they work closely with the Department of War and command the defensive forces of the nation.
 * Minister of Defense

They preside over the military and choose commanders of the military. They work closely with the defense and Intelligence departments.
 * Minister of War

Their department spans a wide range, collecting information, analyzing it and making strategies. They keep the Government informed, this department also does special ops.
 * Minister of Intelligence

In charge of choosing curriculum and building schools, their department teaches the children so that they blindly follow the government. Arguably the most important department.
 * Department of Education

A branch of Legislative responsible for representing the public. They can overrule the Legislative and the Treasury on behalf of the public, this minister is chosen directly by the people, the only one not chosen by the Supreme Minister or board. Also the slowest branch.
 * Minister of Public Welfare

Senate
The new branch to the government, this branch decides on laws of the people.

Political Parties
Political Parties are groups of people of a similar belief banded together in a group. Unfortunately due to lack of liberty in the W.C.C. they are only allowed to form if the Supreme Minister allows. Once formed they may not be persecuted though.

Elections
Elections can occur in full, partial, or single. In a full election the Supreme Minister, Chancellor and Entire Board are up for elections, in partial it is only part of the board, in single it is either Chancellor or Supreme Minister up for election. In the case of a full election the international community gets to vote on candidates. It a partial a few close allies may choose candidates, in single it is a closed election only for those in the W.C.C. or in companies under them.