Draft:The Kingdom of Shibersia

The Kingdom of Shibersia
The National Flag Flag The Coat of Arms Coat of arms
Motto: "Libertas, iustitia et felicitas" "Freedom, Justice and Prosperity"
Anthem: "Shibersia Forever!"
Status	Active
Location	Archipelago of Shibersia, Pacific Ocean
Capital	Luventia
Official languages	English
Religion (2020)	31.11% Christianity 24.90% Islam 15.58% Unaffiliated 15.16% Hinduism 6.62% Buddhism 5.61% Folk religions 0.79% Other
Demonym(s)	Shibersian
Government	Constitutional Monarchy
• King	Tiago I
• Prime-Minister	John Parker
Legislature	Parliament
Membership	21
Currency	Shibert
Time zone	UTC-2 (XST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC-1 (XDT)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+1
Internet TLD	.shb
Website shibersia.wixsite.com/shibersia

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{Monarch}

The Monarch of Shibersia, holding the esteemed title of "King/Queen of Shibersia," serves as the supreme authority and symbolic figurehead of the micronation. The position is hereditary, following a strict primogeniture line of succession.

Powers and Responsibilities:

Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces:

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The Monarch performs various ceremonial and symbolic duties, representing the unity and continuity of Shibersia. This includes attendance at national events, ceremonies, and diplomatic functions. International Diplomacy:

The Monarch plays a crucial role in international diplomacy, fostering relationships with other micronations and maintaining Shibersia's standing in the global micronational community. Constitutional Role:

While the position is largely ceremonial, the Monarch's constitutional role includes the approval of legislation passed by the Parliament. However, this approval is typically a formality, respecting the democratic processes within Shibersia. Guardian of National Heritage:

The Monarch acts as the guardian of national heritage, promoting the preservation of cultural traditions and the rich history of Shibersia. Political Neutrality:

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{Prime Minister}

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Executive Leadership:

The Prime Minister provides executive leadership, overseeing the implementation of government policies and ensuring the efficient operation of state institutions. Legislative Coordination:

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{Shibersian Parliament}

The Parliament of Shibersia, the nation's legislative body, plays a vital role in the democratic governance of the micronation. Comprising elected representatives, the Parliament is responsible for enacting laws, overseeing government actions, and representing the interests of Shibersian citizens.

Structure and Composition:

Unicameral System:

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Deputies, elected by Shibersian citizens through a democratic voting process, represent various constituencies and regions across the micronation. Powers and Functions:

Lawmaking:

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The Parliament holds the authority to approve the national budget, ensuring transparency and accountability in financial matters. Government Oversight:

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Deputies serve as advocates for the concerns and needs of their constituents. They engage in parliamentary discussions to address issues affecting the population. Constitutional Amendments:

The Parliament has the authority to propose and approve amendments to the constitution, ensuring that the legal framework remains reflective of the evolving needs of Shibersia. Election and Term Length:

Democratic Elections:

Parliamentary deputies are elected through a democratic process, with regular elections allowing citizens to choose their representatives. Term Length:

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