Government of the Pineland Commonwealth
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The government of the Pineland Commonwealth was the governing collective body of the country. It did not strictly differentiate between the classic 3 divisions of power executive, judicial and legislative.
Structure
The highest office of the state and the government was the Democratic Federal Assembly.
A central committee governed the country when the Assembly is not in session. The Central Committee of the Commonwealth was composed of departments which handle the day-to-day affairs of the country. The Committee Departments act as ministries and were elected directly by the Democratic Federal Assembly.
Government
| Committee Departments | Advisory Councils/other offices |
|---|---|
| Agriculture, Forestry and Health | Reforestation |
| Healthcare | |
| Land Reform | |
| Domestic Affairs | none |
| Labor | Central Economic Planning |
| Gender and Sexuality | Women's Rights |
| LGBT+ Rights | |
| Economy | none |
| Foreign Affairs | none |
| Justice | none |
| Science, Education and Communication | none |
| Transportation | Railways |
| Aviation | |
| Maritime | |
| Security | none |