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The '''president of Montesayette''', officially titled '''president of the Montesayettean Commonwealth''' ([[Quebecshirite]]: ''Président fédéral de la Communauté montesayette''), is the head of state and government of [[Montesayette]]. The president leads the executive branch of the federal government and serves as [[Head of the Montesayettean Defense Forces|commander-in-chief]] of the [[Montesayettean Defense Forces]]. It is the highest office in Montesayette. Montesayette's president holds a seven-year tenure, with no term limits in place.
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The '''president of Montesayette''', officially titled '''president of the Montesayettean Commonwealth''' ([[Quebecshirite]]: ''Président fédéral de la Communauté montesayette''), is the head of state and government of [[Montesayette]]. The president leads the executive branch of the federal government and serves as [[Head of the Montesayettean Defense Forces|commander-in-chief]] of the [[Montesayettean Defense Forces]]. It is the highest office in Montesayette.
 
 
Montesayette's president is appointed by the [[House of Representatives (Montesayette)|House of Representatives]], the lower house of the [[National Assembly of Montesayette|National Assembly]]. Once elected, the president resigns his seat for the presidential term. The president can be removed from office through a motion of no-confidence or an impeachment trial. Typically, the president is the leader of the largest party, a position held by the [[Social Democratic Party (Montesayette)|Social Democratic Party]] since 1913. The inaugural president, [[Eugène Dieulafoy]], was the first elected. In instances where the president of the Montesayettean Commonwealth is unable to fulfill their duties, the responsibilities are temporarily delegated to the [[Deputy President of Montesayette|deputy president of Montesayette]]. The deputy president assumes the role of acting president of Montesayette during this period.
 
 
 
The president wields a wide array of powers, including federal law execution and enforcement. The president nominates federal executive, diplomatic, regulatory, and judicial officials. Additionally, the president negotiates treaty negotiations with foreign powers. Federal pardons and reprieves are also granted by the president. In addition, the president has the ability to convene and adjourn the National Assembly in exceptional circumstances. Furthermore, the president appoints the deputy president, who automatically assumes the [[President of the Senate|Senate presidency]].
 
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==

Revision as of 04:11, 21 January 2024

Federal President of the Montesayettean Commonwealth
Président fédéral de la Communauté montesayette
Logo of the Office of the President of Montesayette
Logo of the Office of the President of Montesayette
Incumbent
Hervé Dufriche-Desgenettes

since 28 October 2023
Federal Government of Montesayette
StyleMr. President
(informal)
His Excellency
(diplomatic)
StatusHead of state
Head of government
Commander-in-chief
(during wartime)
Member ofFederal Cabinet
Military Command Council
SeatPalais Lumière
AppointerHouse of Representatives
Term lengthSeven years, renewable
Constituting instrumentConstitution of Montesayette
PrecursorPremier of Montesayette
Inaugural holderEugène Dieulafoy
Formation13 May 1913; 111 years ago (1913-05-13)
DeputyDeputy President of Montesayette
Salary₵200,000 a year
Websitepalais-lumiere.sy

The president of Montesayette, officially titled president of the Montesayettean Commonwealth (Quebecshirite: Président fédéral de la Communauté montesayette), is the head of state and government of Montesayette. The president leads the executive branch of the federal government and serves as commander-in-chief of the Montesayettean Defense Forces. It is the highest office in Montesayette.

History

Election

Functions and duties

Incumbency

Residence and office

Transport

Succession

List of presidents

Placeholder

See also