Together, the House of Commons and the Assembly of Peers reach consensus daily, delivering the best results for Sarovians across the wider Empire. These two chambers create the Imperial Parliament. The Imperial Parliament, alongside members of the Cabeno or Cabinet and of course, the Sovereign, create laws for the betterment of Sarovia.
Laws that are passed by the House of Commons and the Assembly of Peers are known as Acts of Parliament, and are the most common type of law.
The Prime Minister alongside other Ministers can exercise the powers of the Sovereign to craft policies with the force of law, known as RDCs.
The Sovereign may issue letters patent or edicts that create positions or institutions, or grant honours such as noble titles and coats of arms.
The Imperial Federation as the council governing all culturally Sarovian states can issue imperial ordinances which become law in all member states.
At the root of everything is the Sovereign – Carolus XIII. As the King of the Sarovians and the Emperor of the Sarovian Commonwealth, Carolus XIII wields constitutional authority, performing a variety of official state and ceremonial duties and keeping Sarovia and the Commonwealth free and active.
The Cabeno or Cabinet leads the Civil Service, which in turn manages and operates over ten different Ministries, each with their own jurisdiction, policies and details.
The Ministry of Defence is responsible for the safety of the Empire and the management of the Imperial Sarovian Army and the Imperial Sarovian Navy.
The Ministry of Finance is responsible for the economic wellbeing of the Empire, including trade, currency exchanges, salary and more.
The Ministry of Colonial and Commonwealth Affairs is responsible for diplomacy with unrecognised nations and Sarovian Commonwealth Member states.
The Minister for the Provinces is responsible for ensuring co-operation between the Sarovian provinces of Vurgos, Preuze, Preuze Tella and Cuive.