Government
Branches of state, proposed
No branch has been constituted No institution exists; no office is filled What appears here is a proposed framework, clearly labelled as such, that mirrors a conventional separation of powers
Proposed, not constituted Every branch below is an outline of intent No legal basis has been enacted, no appointment procedure has been adopted, and no official is in post
Separation of powers
Four proposed branches
Executive, legislative, judicial, and independent oversight The structure mirrors how a self-governing digital nation could be organised None of it is enacted
Executive
Executive (the President)
The Constitution establishes the President as the head of state, elected for a fixed term, with discretionary powers over certain Bills, investigations, and appointments The President acts on the advice of the Cabinet, which is led by the Prime Minister No President has been elected and no Cabinet has been appointed
Legislative
Legislature (Parliament)
The Constitution establishes a Parliament with the power to enact laws, authorise expenditure, and amend the Constitution (with certain Parts protected by referendum) Parliament has not been convened; no members have been seated
Judicial
Judiciary (the Supreme Court)
The Constitution vests judicial power in the Supreme Court of Xity Judges are appointed with security of tenure No judges have been appointed and no court has been convened
Financial authority
Financial Authority (XFCB and XFBA)
The Constitution establishes the Xity Financial Currency Board (XFCB) to manage the currency peg and the Xity Financial Board and Authority (XFBA) as the principal monetary regulator, operating the Xity Central Bank Neither body has been constituted
On office holders Every office is currently vacant The procedure for appointment is not yet defined No names are listed because none has been appointed
A proposed framework, honestly stated
Browse the proposed ministries, institutions, and offices Each is clearly marked as proposed, none is constituted