(26.03.2009 18:56)Piotr Koscinski napisał(a):  I'm happy to see you here. I believe that our cooperation will be favourable for both sides. Lets think about it.
My first question to you is: how is your Government formed? When I say "Government", I mean both the Parliament and the Executive branch.
And second. Most of our micronations are constitutional monarchies. It's mainly because most of all believe, that a monarchy means stability, necessary in the "mico-world". What do you think about that?

Greetings !

Réunion is what we call a " Potentially Absolute Monarchy ". That means that the Monarch has full powers that may be used at his/hers discretion, however ordinarily there are government positions and officials that are responsible for the government.

Ordinarily, the Monarch's office (headed by Himself and his Lord Protector) is in charge of the Diplomatic Representation, Nobility, Geography and the sanction of constitutional amendments. Extraordinarily, he/she can do about everything. However he refrains from acting unless there is a great reason to act.

Réunion uses a Bicameral Parliamentary System, composed of an Imperial Council with 12 appointed members, that deal only with constitutional matters, and a People's Assembly of 11 elected members, that decide on all government matters.

The Executive Branch is represented by the office of the Premier. The Premier is an elected official, elected by the People's Assembly every 3 months. He is in charge of all the government affairs.

The Judicial Branch is represented by the Higher Courts, which is headed by the Imperial Chief Judge. There are other judges that are below him, and he receives and judges all appeals.

You can know all about our system of government by reading our constitution, at http://www.reuniao.org/commu.htm.

We agree that monarchy is the most stable system of government for a micronation.

Yours,