Royal Cabinet of Gotzborg

The Royal Cabinet Office of Gotzborg is the committee of high-ranking Royal Government officials (Ministers, Vice-Ministers, King's Counsellors and senior Crown Servants) responsible for determining the policies and strategies concerning all matters of national interest and governance. It operates in-camera, though non-sensitive proceedings are minuted and those minutes are released for public information purposes.

Structure

The Royal Cabinet Office is the power-centre of government in Gotzborg, in line with its strong focus on executive-led government (as opposed to legislature-led government). Chaired by the Royal Chancellor, the Royal Cabinet Office is perpetually in-session and ready to discuss matters as they arise. In addition to its routine operation, the Royal Cabinet hosts irregular Crown Council meetings in which His Royal Majesty joins its Members to discuss a specific agenda of policy items.

In the absence of the Royal Chancellor, the Royal Cabinet is chaired by the Minister of State for the Home Office first, the Minister of State for the Foreign Office second, and the Minister of State for the War Office third. In their absence, the highest ranking available Vice-Minister, by length of term in office, acts as chair.

Minutes of Proceedings

The Royal Cabinet Office does not maintain a press secretariat and, due to the nature of the matters it discusses, its proceedings are confidential. In an effort to nonetheless keep the general public informed of its deliberations, the Royal Cabinet Office does publish minutes of its meetings and proceedings briefly documenting non-sensitive matters, which can be accessed via the Public Records Office.