Hierarchy of Federal Constitution under General Administration Body:
-General Chancellor
Essentially the president and the head of state for the afterlife and the chairperson of the assembly. All federal matters must be approved by the GC.
-Acting General Chancellor (Vote of Trust)
If the current GC is deemed unreliable/missing/hostile, the Assembly has the right to choose a temporary ruler through vote and veto until a permanent GC can be selected by the constitution.
-Chancellors Assembly (State Representative)
Every Chancellor of their own districts represents the voice of their people and all matters regarding governance shall be discussed within the House of Representatives.
-Board of Directors (Bureau Executives)
This rank serves as the head of each bureaus, mandated to maintain every aspect of economy and sociology in order to maintain peace and minimize unrest.
-Advisory Council (Ethics)
This council serves as a filtering layer on the executive level to advise on legislative procedure and consideration and enactment of acts.
-Common Conventions (House of Representatives)
The common voices of a smaller party or group of interest (GoI)
-Civil Chamber (Labor Party)
The backbone of the afterlife is economic stability, made to represent the rights of workers to earn a salary according to the flow of the global economy.
-Independent Archive Security Management (NGO/Extrajudicial)
-Clean-Up Command (Counterterrorism)
-Internal Tribunal Committee (Judiciary)
-Realm-Keeping Bureau (Liaisons)
-Peacekeeping Bureau (Enforcement)
-Development Bureau
-Sector Exploration Bureau (Expansion)
-Treasury & Finance Bureau (Banking)
-Media Security Bureau (Multimedia)
Empowered Local Authorities Hierarchy:
-Chancellor
-Vice-Chancellor
-Resident (Provided Advisory)
-Non-Commissioned Institution [NCI]
-Civil Court
-Home Guard Office
-Auxiliary Security
-Related Minor Bureaus Under District's Mandate