Difference between revisions of "Administrative divisions of Hapatmitas"
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| − | In [[Hapatmitas]], a '''region''' ([[Cantuath language|Cantuath]]: ''roinn'') is the first-level administrative division below the [[Government of Hapatmitas|central government]]. There are currently ten regions, all of which have regionalised devolution. It is similar to a devolved division in other unitary states. Each region is subdivided into provinces and municipalities, which are further subdivided into counties; counties are subdivided into townships but are only present in established and registered census-designated settlements. Divisions are given power over local infrastructure, finance, transportation, industry, and economy. They are, however, prohibited from amending any national legislation or policy because funding and regulation derive from the central government. | + | In [[Hapatmitas]], a '''region''' ([[Cantuath language|Cantuath]]: ''roinn'') is the first-level administrative division below the [[Government of Hapatmitas|central government]]. There are currently ten regions, all of which have regionalised devolution. It is similar to a devolved division in other unitary states. Each region is subdivided into provinces and municipalities, which are further subdivided into counties; counties are subdivided into townships but are only present in established and registered census-designated settlements. Divisions are given power over local infrastructure, finance, transportation, industry, and economy. They are, however, prohibited from amending any national legislation or policy because funding and regulation derive from the central government. The capital city of [[Donideann]], and surrounding communities and territories, holds the status of capital region (''roinn calpa''). However, the powers of the region are barely different from its surrounding counterparts, with the exception that the capital region is demarcated to subdivide the furthest to municipalities. |
| − | Each region has a regional council (''comhairle roinneil'') that serves as the primary executive decision-making organ. The president of a regional council is formally appointed the regional head of government by the [[Presidency of Hapatmitas|co-Presidents]] of Hapatmitas. While there are no ''de jure'' legislatures in regions, regional councils have committees that primarily serve as the '' de facto'' legislature. The head of government in a province is known as a governor (''riaghladair''); all governors in a region are usually appointed to the regional council. County commissioners (''coimiseanairean'') are responsible for answering to the governor and administrating the local counties. | + | Each region has a regional council (''comhairle roinneil'') that serves as the primary executive decision-making organ. The president of a regional council, or simply the regional president, is formally appointed the regional head of government by the [[Presidency of Hapatmitas|co-Presidents]] of Hapatmitas. While there are no ''de jure'' legislatures in regions, regional councils have committees that primarily serve as the '' de facto'' legislature. The head of government in a province is known as a governor (''riaghladair''); all governors in a region are usually appointed to the regional council. County commissioners (''coimiseanairean'') are responsible for answering to the governor and administrating the local counties. In the case of the Capital Region, the mayor and city council of the municipality of Donideann are respectively the president and the council of the region although with some other provisions. |
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== Subdivisions == | == Subdivisions == | ||
Revision as of 18:43, 30 March 2024
| Regions of Hapatmitas | |
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| Category | Regionalised unitary state |
| Location |  Hapatmitas |
| Number | 10 |
| Populations | TBD |
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In Hapatmitas, a region (Cantuath: roinn) is the first-level administrative division below the central government. There are currently ten regions, all of which have regionalised devolution. It is similar to a devolved division in other unitary states. Each region is subdivided into provinces and municipalities, which are further subdivided into counties; counties are subdivided into townships but are only present in established and registered census-designated settlements. Divisions are given power over local infrastructure, finance, transportation, industry, and economy. They are, however, prohibited from amending any national legislation or policy because funding and regulation derive from the central government. The capital city of Donideann, and surrounding communities and territories, holds the status of capital region (roinn calpa). However, the powers of the region are barely different from its surrounding counterparts, with the exception that the capital region is demarcated to subdivide the furthest to municipalities.
Each region has a regional council (comhairle roinneil) that serves as the primary executive decision-making organ. The president of a regional council, or simply the regional president, is formally appointed the regional head of government by the co-Presidents of Hapatmitas. While there are no de jure legislatures in regions, regional councils have committees that primarily serve as the de facto legislature. The head of government in a province is known as a governor (riaghladair); all governors in a region are usually appointed to the regional council. County commissioners (coimiseanairean) are responsible for answering to the governor and administrating the local counties. In the case of the Capital Region, the mayor and city council of the municipality of Donideann are respectively the president and the council of the region although with some other provisions.
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| Regions | Since | Capital | President Vice President |
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