The Constitution of the Netherlands.



The High Council
'''The High Council of the Dutch Empire consist of members who have resplendent characteristics of dedication, leadership, and judgement towards the Dutch Empire. The High Council holds majority of the power of the Government as well as voting on major issues. Council members are appointed by the Empress and Arch-Duchess then approved by the rest of the High Council.'''

Empress
'''The Emperor shall be Head of State and additionally guide conversations of the High Councils to ensure precision and order within the High Council. The Empress will decide what majority of the High Council is required for approval of an action, anywhere from ½ to full unanimity. The Empress will be in charge of the Nations army, unless a new minister is chosen for the role. '''

Arch-Duchess
'''The Arch-Duchess will be the guardian of the law. They look for rule breaking or corruption in all levels of the guild, and has the authority to suspend any member or officer until a trial can be held. He is in charge of the courts and any intelligence or police service. '''

Foreign Minister
'''The Foreign Minister is in charge of keeping good relations with other Nations. '''

'''They will speak behalf of the Nation. They will accompany the Chancellor in all foreign conversations, and is also charged with gathering foreign intelligence.'''

Interior Minister
'''The Interior Minister is in charge of keeping good relations internally within the Nation. '''

'''They are also tasked with maintaining the Dutch Empire Wiki and ensuring it is up-to-date. '''

Minister of Justice
'''The Minister of Justice is tasked with organising legislative processes and keeping it flowing and efficiently. They are also the legal advisory to the High Council. '''

Crown Court
'''The Crown Court is comprised of both Noble and Common citizens. The citizens of the Dutch Empire will assist the High Council on making decisions.'''

Noble Houses
'''Nobility if a gift given to the first supporting members of the Republic. The Title of Duke and Duchess is given to the leader of the house, and their immediate descendants and spouse receive the title Lord or Lady. The only manner in which this affects the government is through every noble persons equal seat in the Noble Court. A noble family must be that, a family. A parent can’t hold one duchy while their child holds another, but there is a distinction between siblings. '''