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Order of the Holy Lakes

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	==Order of the Holy Lakes==		==Order of the Holy Lakes==
	In the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]], a secretary of state is a minister who is appointed by and answers directly to the Senate (a minister answers is appointed by and answers directly to the [[First Secretary of State\|first secretary of state]] (the chief executive).		In the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] ([[Hurmu]]), a secretary of state is a minister who is appointed by and answers directly to the Senate (a minister answers is appointed by and answers directly to the [[First Secretary of State\|first secretary of state]] (the chief executive).
	* [[Secretariat of State]]		* [[Secretariat of State]]
	* [[Secretary of State for External Relations]]		* [[Secretary of State for External Relations]]

Ric at 19:54, 28 June 2024

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	is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.		is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.

			==Order of the Holy Lakes==
			In the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]], a secretary of state is a minister who is appointed by and answers directly to the Senate (a minister answers is appointed by and answers directly to the [[First Secretary of State\|first secretary of state]] (the chief executive).
			* [[Secretariat of State]]
			* [[Secretary of State for External Relations]]
			* [[Secretary of State for Peace]]
			* [[Secretary of State for the Bank, Mint and Press]]

	==Victoria==		==Victoria==

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	==Victoria==		==Victoria==
	====Kingdom of Victoria (1891 - 2011)====		====Kingdom of Victoria (1891 - 2011)====
	In the [[~~Kingdon~~ of Victoria]], a Secretary of State was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.		In the [[Kingdom of Victoria]], a Secretary of State was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.

	====Victoria (2013-)====		====Victoria (2013-)====

	Since its union with [[Gotzborg]], Victoria relinquished all government administration to His Majesty's Government in [[Lonenberg]]. On 6 February 2014, [[August Charles II]] established the role of Secretary of State for Victoria by Royal Decree<ref>[http://gotzborg.com/forums/index.php?topic=1457.0 Royal Decree 020614 - Secretary of State, Creation of Secretary of State]</ref> and thus brought back a title with much tradition and history in Victoria.		Since its union with [[Gotzborg]], [[Victoria]] relinquished all government administration to His Majesty's Government in [[Lonenberg]]. On 6 February 2014, [[August Charles II]] established the role of Secretary of State for Victoria by Royal Decree<ref>[http://gotzborg.com/forums/index.php?topic=1457.0 Royal Decree 020614 - Secretary of State, Creation of Secretary of State]</ref> and thus brought back a title with much tradition and history in Victoria.

	The Secretary of State for Victoria is the same rank as Minister of State within [[Gotzborg]].		The Secretary of State for Victoria is the same rank as Minister of State within Gotzborg.

	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

			[[Category:Government]]

Bjorn at 01:05, 12 March 2014

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	is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.		is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.

	==Kingdom of Victoria (1891 - 2011)==
			==Victoria==
			====Kingdom of Victoria (1891 - 2011)====
	In the [[Kingdon of Victoria]], a Secretary of State was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.		In the [[Kingdon of Victoria]], a Secretary of State was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.

	==Victoria (2013-)==		====Victoria (2013-)====

	Since its union with [[Gotzborg]], Victoria relinquished all government administration to His Majesty's Government in [[Lonenberg]]. On 6 February 2014, [[August Charles II]] established the role of Secretary of State for Victoria by Royal Decree<ref>[http://gotzborg.com/forums/index.php?topic=1457.0 Royal Decree 020614 - Secretary of State, Creation of Secretary of State]</ref> and thus brought back a title with much tradition and history in Victoria.		Since its union with [[Gotzborg]], Victoria relinquished all government administration to His Majesty's Government in [[Lonenberg]]. On 6 February 2014, [[August Charles II]] established the role of Secretary of State for Victoria by Royal Decree<ref>[http://gotzborg.com/forums/index.php?topic=1457.0 Royal Decree 020614 - Secretary of State, Creation of Secretary of State]</ref> and thus brought back a title with much tradition and history in Victoria.

Bjorn at 01:03, 12 March 2014

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	is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.		is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.

	===Kingdom of Victoria (1891 - 2011)===		==Kingdom of Victoria (1891 - 2011)==
	In the [[Kingdon of Victoria]], a Secretary of State was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.		In the [[Kingdon of Victoria]], a Secretary of State was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.

	===Victoria (2013-)===		==Victoria (2013-)==

	Since its union with [[Gotzborg]], Victoria relinquished all government administration to His Majesty's Government in [[Lonenberg]]. On 6 February 2014, [[August Charles II]] established the role of Secretary of State for Victoria by Royal Decree<ref>[http://gotzborg.com/forums/index.php?topic=1457.0 Royal Decree 020614 - Secretary of State, Creation of Secretary of State]</ref> and thus brought back a title with much tradition and history in Victoria.		Since its union with [[Gotzborg]], Victoria relinquished all government administration to His Majesty's Government in [[Lonenberg]]. On 6 February 2014, [[August Charles II]] established the role of Secretary of State for Victoria by Royal Decree<ref>[http://gotzborg.com/forums/index.php?topic=1457.0 Royal Decree 020614 - Secretary of State, Creation of Secretary of State]</ref> and thus brought back a title with much tradition and history in Victoria.

Bjorn at 01:00, 12 March 2014

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	is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.		is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.

	===Victoria===		===Kingdom of Victoria (1891 - 2011)===
	In the [[~~Victoria\|~~Kingdon of Victoria]], a ~~secretary~~ of ~~state~~ was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.		In the [[Kingdon of Victoria]], a Secretary of State was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.

			===Victoria (2013-)===

			Since its union with [[Gotzborg]], Victoria relinquished all government administration to His Majesty's Government in [[Lonenberg]]. On 6 February 2014, [[August Charles II]] established the role of Secretary of State for Victoria by Royal Decree<ref>[http://gotzborg.com/forums/index.php?topic=1457.0 Royal Decree 020614 - Secretary of State, Creation of Secretary of State]</ref> and thus brought back a title with much tradition and history in Victoria.

			The Secretary of State for Victoria is the same rank as Minister of State within [[Gotzborg]].

			==References==
			{{reflist}}

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'''Secretary of State''' or '''State Secretary'''
is a title used for a senior or mid-level post in governments around the Micras. The role varies between countries, and in some cases there are multiple '''Secretaries of State''' in the Government.

===Victoria===
In the [[Victoria|Kingdon of Victoria]], a secretary of state was a Cabinet Minister in charge of a Department of the Government (though not all departments were headed by a Secretary of State, e.g. HM Treasury was headed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer). Secretaries of State were appointed directly by the Prime Minister, and were responsible, along with other Cabinet members, for the collective Government of the Kingdom.