Executive Branch
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Provision: Title III: Executive Branch
Article XVI:
This Federal Government directs domestic and foreign policy, civil, and military Administration, and the defense of the State. It exercises executive function and regulatory power in accordance with this natural Constitution and established laws of this territory, lands, sea, space.
Article XVII:
§ Section (1): The Executive Branch is established as part of this Federal Government of Samuel Adams. The President or Chief Governor-General of this Empire is the Head of the Government and Prime Minister the Acting President shall do business in the name of the Empress ( or reigning Emperor ) and the People of the lands, sea, space.
President of United States
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§ Section (1): The Executive Branch is established as part of this Federal Government of Samuel Adams. The President or Chief Governor-General of this Empire is the Head of the Government and Prime Minister the Acting President shall do business in the name of the Empress ( or reigning Emperor ) and the People of the lands, sea, space.
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Legislative Branch
Parliament Congress
Provision: Title IV: Legislative Branch
Article XXVI:
§ Section (1): Parliament congress is established as part of the Federal Government of Samuel Adams, the United States of Africa ( U.S.A. ) in which capacity it shall perform its proper functions in the name of the legal sovereign Empress or Emperor and the people of this Nation State.
§ Section (2): As a check and balance of power, there will be two legislative houses. The House of Commons, which shall represent the people, and a upper House, the House of Lords, to represent the States and this nation state as a whole.
§ Section (3): The Parliament Congress exercises the legislative power of this Empire Crown State, the Imperial Royal House of Hotep, which approves its budgets, controls its actions, and has all other authorities and offices assigned to it by this natural Constitution. The legislature is not to act beyond its bounds as set forth in this document.