N°L009 - Formalisation of Ministry of Internal Affairs

1. The Parliament hereby recognises and codifies the position of Minister of Internal Affairs within the Executive Branch.

2. The Minister of Internal Affairs shall be responsible for integration, coordination, and institutional participation within the region.

The Minister of Internal Affairs shall:

1. Facilitate the integration of residents into the civic and institutional life of the region, including providing guidance regarding regional institutions, procedures, and public participation.

2. Maintain, where appropriate, records relating to residency, citizenship, civic participation, or other domestic administrative matters as authorised by law or executive directive.

3. Promote awareness of governmental procedures, elections, public consultations, and other official regional initiatives.

4. Coordinate domestic administrative efforts intended to improve civic participation, institutional accessibility, and internal organization within the region.

5. Assist residents in accessing official information regarding the Constitution, laws, governmental offices, and public institutions of the region.

6. Monitor and report, where appropriate, on matters relating to regional activity, civic engagement, or domestic organizational concerns.

7. Coordinate with other ministries and offices of the Executive Branch regarding initiatives affecting the internal administration and civic life of the region.

8. Perform such additional domestic administrative functions as may be assigned by law, executive directive, or constitutional authority.

1. The President shall nominate a nation to serve as Minister of Internal Affairs.

2. The appointed Minister shall carry out the functions defined in this Act in accordance with the Constitution and existing laws.

1. The Ministry of Internal Affairs shall not exercise judicial authority except as expressly authorised by the Constitution or by law.

2. The Ministry shall not administer or interfere with formal parliamentary voting procedures except where expressly authorised by law.

3. The Ministry shall not maintain or disclose private information beyond what is reasonably necessary for lawful regional administrative purposes.

4. Any records maintained by the Ministry shall remain subject to applicable constitutional protections, privacy provisions, and oversight mechanisms established by law.

5. Nothing in this Act shall be construed to interfere with the powers of Parliament, the Executive Branch, or the Governor as defined in the Constitution.

This Act shall enter into force upon its adoption by Parliament.

Author: The Ghassanid Sultanate of Muqaddasah