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Order of Precedence of the Empire

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The Order of Precedence of the Empire is the name given to the heirarchical organisation of the Empire of the Alexandrians. It is designed to prevent there ever being a void in executive power in the Empire.

By definition, an order of precedence is a sequential hierarchy of nominal importance of items. Most often it is used in the context of people by many organizations and governments. It can also be used in context of decorations, medals and awards.

One's position in an order of precedence is not necessarily an indication of functional importance, but rather an indication of ceremonial or historical relevance; for instance, it may dictate where dignitaries are seated at formal dinners. Additionally, it may serve as the order of succession to determine who replaces the head of state in the event they are removed from office or incapacitated, although the two terms are not interchangeable in most cases.

Current Order of Precedence

After some preliminary discussions, the current provisional Order of Precedence is as follows (Note that some gaps occur when a person occurs higher up the order as they may have more than one position within the Empire):

  1. The Emperor of Alexandria (HIM Emperor Edgard II)
  2. The Queen Consort
  3. The Crown Prince of Alexandria (HIH Prince Enrique Portela)
  4. The Princess of Alexandria
  5. The Prince of Corcovado (HIH Prince Augusto de Corcodavo y Benavides)
  6. The Rt. Hon. First Consul of the Empire (Rt. Hon. Jose Frias MP)
  7. The Hon. Speaker of the Imperial Parliament (Rt. Hon. Matthieu Poitiers MP)
  8. The Lord High Justice
  9. The Deputy First Consul of the Empire (Rt. Hon. Valeria Gonzales MP)
  10. His Majesty’s Minister of Foreign Affairs
  11. His Majesty’s Minister of Defense (Rt. Hon. Jean Carmichael MP)
  12. His Majesty’s Minister of Interior (Jean Michel Leclerc, Lord des Montagnes)
  13. His Majesty’s Minister of Justice
  14. His Majesty’s Minister of Finance (Rt. Hon. Juan Ciervo MP)
  15. Ambassadors accredited to Alexandria
  16. Former Prime Ministers by order of tenure
  17. Nobles in rank in the following order: Archdukes, Grand Dukes, Dukes, Marquesses, Viscounts, Counts, and Barons
  18. The Governor of Baudrix
  19. The Governor of Valenciennes
  20. The Governor of San Martin
  21. The Governor of Rio Grande
  22. The Governor of Corcovado
  23. The Governor of Ibelin
  24. The Governor of Galatia
  25. The Governor of Santander
  26. The Clerk of the Imperial Parliament
  27. Deputy Ministers according to their order on their ministries
  28. Associate Judges
  29. Ministers of the Imperial Parliament
  30. The members of the Marshalate:
  31. Marshal-General
  32. Marshal of the Grand Imperial Army
  33. Grand Admiral of the Imperial Navy
  34. Marshal of the Air Force
  35. Marshal of the Gendarmerie
  36. Foreign Charges dAffaires accredited to Alexandria
  37. The President of the University of Geneva
  38. The President of the Institute of Technology
  39. The President of the National Cultural Institute
  40. Military Officers according to their ranks and branch of the Imperial Armed Forces
  41. Knights of the Chivalry Orders
  42. Leaders of the Provincial Parliaments in order of the Parliaments' foundations.
    1. Sebastien Alexandre, First Minister of Valenciennes
  43. Members of Provincial Parliaments
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