Chancellor of Hoenn

Chancellor of Hoenn ‮豐縁國家太政大臣‬ Houen Kokka Daijo-daijin
The kamon of Hoenn
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Incumbent
Sasaki Ichihime
since 769
Style	Excellency
Residence	Myobudani
Appointer	Queen of Hoenn
Term	At the Sovereign's pleasure but not more than seven years
Inaugural holder	Inouye Suzaku
Formation	632 AHC

The Chancellor of Hoenn is the head of government in the Hoennese Realm.

Qualifications and selection

The Chancellor may be any Hoennese citizen who is of the age of majority and fit to vote or serve on a jury. Since the formation of the office, all Chancellors have resided at Myobudani in Ever Grande. The Chancellor is, by convention, the leader of the largest party in the House of Commons.

Role

The role of the Chancellor is to direct the work of Her Majesty's Government, and to submit to the Gikai the program of government for the duration of their term, including lists of cabinet members. The resignation of the Prime Minister will effect the fall of the government.

List of chancellors

To be determined…

Precedence, privileges, and form of address

By tradition, the Chancellor precedes all other commoners in Hoenn in the official order of precedence. If the Chancellor is of samurai class, they also precede all other samurai whose place in the order of precedence derives solely from membership in that class.

While in office, the Chancellor is entitled to claim expenses of up to 2500 ryo (2,000,000 zeni, or ₢61,183) per year, in addition to their salary of 4800 ryo (3,840,000 zeni, or ₢117,471). Additionally, all travel conducted in furtherance of official business is paid for by the state.

In addition to the official residence at Myobudani, the Prime Minister is entitled to the use of the country house at Azumazeki in Yamatai Province.

Upon retirement, the Sovereign may bestow honor upon a Chancellor; this is commonly membership in the Order of the Rhododendron, the highest chivalric order in the realm. If they are a commoner, they will also be bestowed with samurai rank and a nominal retainer in lieu of a state pension.