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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''', also titled ''Xonuti Rrumëli'' ("head of state") or ''Xonuti Sanamali'' ("leader of Sanama") in [[Sanaman language|Sanaman]], | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''', also titled ''Xonuti Rrumëli'' ("head of state") or ''Xonuti Sanamali'' ("leader of Sanama") in [[Sanaman language|Sanaman]], was the head of state of [[Sanama]] and shared the executive power of the federal government with the [[Council of State (Sanama)|Council of State]]. The President appointed the [[Chancellor (Sanama)|Chancellor]] and could, in certain circumstances, dismiss him as well. The Chancellor however had to also enjoy the confidence of the [[Llusan]]. The President could also veto legislation passed by the [[Federal Assembly (Sanama)|Federal Assembly]]. The position was created in 1679 when the new [[Federal Constitution of Sanama|constitution]] created the Second Republic. No person could be elected President more than twice. The inaugural holder of the office was [[Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici]] who was succeeded as president in 1691 by her first Chancellor Tanilo Lhayi. Lhayi served for one term, until the office was abolished in 1697. | ||
== Nomination == | == Nomination == | ||
To participate in the presidential election, a candidate | To participate in the presidential election, a candidate had to be a Sanaman citizen living in the country. Only political parties with representation in the Federal Assembly could nominate candidates, and then only with the signatures of at least 20,000 citizens allowed to vote. | ||
== Powers == | == Powers == | ||
== Line of succession == | == Line of succession == | ||
In the case of death, resignation or incapacitation, the Speaker of the [[Llusan]] | In the case of death, resignation or incapacitation, the Speaker of the [[Llusan]] assumed the presidency in an acting capacity until an election could be held. Such an election had to be held within 35 days, and the person elected assumed the presidency permanently, and served the rest of the ordinary presidential term. The only exception was if there was less than six months left until the next presidential election, in which case the Speaker remained as acting president until the election. | ||
== Executive Office of the President == | == Executive Office of the President == | ||
To assist the President in the execution of their duties, there | To assist the President in the execution of their duties, there was an Executive Office of the President. The Executive Office was headed by the Chief of Staff to the President, who coordinated and directed the day-to-day business of the President's support staff. The Executive Office was in turn divided into several different offices, each tasked with a specific area of responsibility in relation to the President's duties and powers. | ||
=== Support Staff === | === Support Staff === | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 26 April 2022
| President of Sanama | |
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| Coat of arms of Sanama | |
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| Incumbent | |
| Tanilo Lhayi | |
| since 1.XII.1691 | |
| Style | Excellency |
| Residence | Pahay Xonutili, Sanama City |
| Appointer | Popular election |
| Term | Six years, renewable once |
| Inaugural holder | Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici |
| Formation | 1679 |
The President of Sanama (Third Republic), also titled Xonuti Rrumëli ("head of state") or Xonuti Sanamali ("leader of Sanama") in Sanaman, was the head of state of Sanama and shared the executive power of the federal government with the Council of State. The President appointed the Chancellor and could, in certain circumstances, dismiss him as well. The Chancellor however had to also enjoy the confidence of the Llusan. The President could also veto legislation passed by the Federal Assembly. The position was created in 1679 when the new constitution created the Second Republic. No person could be elected President more than twice. The inaugural holder of the office was Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici who was succeeded as president in 1691 by her first Chancellor Tanilo Lhayi. Lhayi served for one term, until the office was abolished in 1697.
Nomination
To participate in the presidential election, a candidate had to be a Sanaman citizen living in the country. Only political parties with representation in the Federal Assembly could nominate candidates, and then only with the signatures of at least 20,000 citizens allowed to vote.
Powers
Line of succession
In the case of death, resignation or incapacitation, the Speaker of the Llusan assumed the presidency in an acting capacity until an election could be held. Such an election had to be held within 35 days, and the person elected assumed the presidency permanently, and served the rest of the ordinary presidential term. The only exception was if there was less than six months left until the next presidential election, in which case the Speaker remained as acting president until the election.
Executive Office of the President
To assist the President in the execution of their duties, there was an Executive Office of the President. The Executive Office was headed by the Chief of Staff to the President, who coordinated and directed the day-to-day business of the President's support staff. The Executive Office was in turn divided into several different offices, each tasked with a specific area of responsibility in relation to the President's duties and powers.
Support Staff
| Office of the Chief of Staff | Coordination and direction of the Executive Office |
| Press and Information Office | Headed by the Press Secretary, responsible for press releases and information from and about the President |
| Protocol Office | Handles the official Presidential calendar and oversees arrangements for state visits and other formal occasions |
| Legislative Liaison Office | Responsible for liaisoning with the Llusan and the Speaker, submits veto messages and relays legislation to and from the President |
| Council of State Office | Coordinates the President's contacts with the Council of State |
| Presidential Appointments Office | Coordinates and prepares all appointments made by the President |
| Presidential Pardons and Commutations Office | Coordinates, reviews and prepares all applications for Presidential pardons and commutations |
| National Security Office | Coordinates national security issues within the Executive Office |
| Adjutant General's Office | Headed by the Adjutant General to the President, coordinates the President's contacts with the armed forces |
| Office of Presidential Security | Coordinates security efforts for the President and the Executive Office |
| Information Technology Office | IT department for the Executive Office |
| Domestic and Foreign Policy Office | Coordinates and formulates presidential domestic and foreign policy |
| Management and Administration Office | General management and administration support for the presidential administration |
| Personnel Office | HR department for the Executive Office |
| Counsel's Office | Legal department for the Executive Office |
| Councils | |
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| National Security Council | Chaired by the President, consisting of the Chancellor, secretaries for Defence, Foreign Affairs, Justice and the Interior, the National Security Advisor, the Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Council, the directors of the National Security Service, Customs Enforcement Service, Civil Defence Directorate, Defence Intelligence Directorate, National Intelligence Directorate, Kalisa Sivile, Kalisa Rrumëli, Emergency Management Directorate, and the Public Health Directorate. |
| Economic Advisory Council | Chaired by the Secretary for the Treasury, consisting of the President, the Chancellor, secretaries for Commerce and Industry, Labour and Economic Development, and the directors of the National Budget Directorate and the National Revenue Directorate, as well as several leading experts in the field appointed by the President. |
| Foreign Trade, Investment and Export Council | |
| Environment Protection Council | |
| Council on Culture and the Arts | |
| Youth and Families Council | |
| Womens' Issues Council | |
| Labour Relations Council | |
| Civil and Human Rights Council | |
| Business and Competitiveness Council | |
| Council on Preservation | |
| Parks and Monuments Council | |
| National Infrastructure Council | |
Presidential Councils
See also
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