Politics of the Tigerium: Difference between revisions

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The Tigerium is a semi-constitutional monarchy since 26 March 2026. A hereditary monarch, currently Tijgertje, serves as head of state while the prime minister leads the government. Since the government cannot pass any bills without the approval of the monarch, executive authority remains in practice with the Royal House of the Tigerium.

Though under the constitution the prime minister is formally designated as head of government, the royal family retains significant influence. The monarch appoints the prime minister after which the prime minister and the crown minister appoint the other ministers. The crown minister, who is always a member of the royal house and directly appointed by the monarch, is generally considered to be serving solely in the interest of the royal family and the monarch in particular.

The parliament consists of one unicameral chamber, the Royal Assembly of the Tigerium. It holds 500 seats which are divided among Political parties in the Tigerium each general election corresponding to the amount of their acquired votes.

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-The [[Tigerium]] is a semi-constitutional monarchy. A [[Monarch of the Tigerium|hereditary monarch]], currently [[Tijgertje]], serves as head of state while the [[Prime Minister of the Tigerium|prime minister of the Tigerium]] leads the government.
+The [[Tigerium]] is a semi-constitutional monarchy since 26 March 2026. A [[Monarch of the Tigerium|hereditary monarch]], currently [[Tijgertje]], serves as head of state while the [[Prime Minister of the Tigerium|prime minister]] leads the government. Since the government cannot pass any bills without the approval of the monarch, executive authority remains in practice with the [[Royal House of the Tigerium]].
-Though under the constitution the prime minister is formally designated as head of government, the royal family retains significant influence. The monarch appoints the prime minister after which the prime minister and the [[Crown Minister of the Tigerium|crown minister]] appoint the other ministers. The crown prince, who is always a member of the royal family and directly elected by the monarch, is generally considered to be serving solely in the interest of the royal family. As the crown minister can veto every bill, the royal family holds ''de facto'' absolute authority over the [[Tigerium]].
+Though under the constitution the prime minister is formally designated as head of government, the royal family retains significant influence. The monarch appoints the prime minister after which the prime minister and the [[Crown Minister of the Tigerium|crown minister]] appoint the other ministers. The crown minister, who is always a member of the royal house and directly appointed by the monarch, is generally considered to be serving solely in the interest of the royal family and the monarch in particular.
-The parliament consists of one unicameral chamber, the [[Royal Assembly of the Tigerium]]. It holds 500 seats which are divided among [[Tigerian political parties]] each [[Tigerian general election|general election]] corresponding to the amount of their acquired votes.
+The parliament consists of one unicameral chamber, the [[Royal Assembly of the Tigerium]]. It holds 500 seats which are divided among [[Political parties in the Tigerium]] each [[Tigerian general elections|general election]] corresponding to the amount of their acquired votes.