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| − | The '''ministers of state''' are the senior ministers in the [[Government of Hapatmitas]]. They lead the departments that are | + | The '''ministers of state''' are the senior ministers in the [[Government of Hapatmitas]]. They lead the departments that are under the [[Cabinet of Hapatmitas|Cabinet]] by provision, as stated by the [[Constitution of Hapatmitas]]. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | The origin of the office derives from the imperial ministers of the Realm during the constitutional monarchy era of the [[Hapatmitasian Realm]]. After the end of the monarchy in Hapatmitas, the [[1924 Constitution of Hapatmitas|1924 Constitution]] renamed the office to the "minister of ''the'' state" and allowed it to be bestowed upon all cabinet ministers. After the [[Hapatmitasian Civil War]], the current form derived from the 1950 Constitution renamed the office into "minister of state | + | The origin of the office derives from the imperial ministers of the Realm during the constitutional monarchy era of the [[Hapatmitasian Realm]]. After the end of the monarchy in Hapatmitas, the [[1924 Constitution of Hapatmitas|1924 Constitution]] renamed the office to the "minister of ''the'' state" and allowed it to be bestowed upon all cabinet ministers. After the [[Hapatmitasian Civil War]], the current form derived from the 1950 Constitution renamed the office into "minister of state." |
== Legal and government position == | == Legal and government position == | ||
| − | In practice, any minister of state can switch responsibilities and act on the provisions of another department with another minister of state. As such, the salaries of ministers of state, in addition to their salaries as a Ball Tiomnaidh or senator, are around the same, combined with other expenses and government pensions. | + | In practice, any minister of state can switch responsibilities and act on the provisions of another department with another minister of state. As such, the salaries of ministers of state, in addition to their salaries as a Ball Tiomnaidh or senator, are around the same, combined with other expenses and government pensions. Although the concept has been widely renounced by many governments, it is still intact within the Constitution. |
| − | Ministers of state, like | + | Ministers of state, like junior ministers, are appointed by the Presidency on the advice of the First Minister. |
| − | + | Because of the prominence of this type of office, demarcated by the constitution, outranks ministers of state over their subordinate junior ministers. | |
== Ministers of state offices == | == Ministers of state offices == | ||
Revision as of 17:57, 13 April 2024
The ministers of state are the senior ministers in the Government of Hapatmitas. They lead the departments that are under the Cabinet by provision, as stated by the Constitution of Hapatmitas.
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History
The origin of the office derives from the imperial ministers of the Realm during the constitutional monarchy era of the Hapatmitasian Realm. After the end of the monarchy in Hapatmitas, the 1924 Constitution renamed the office to the "minister of the state" and allowed it to be bestowed upon all cabinet ministers. After the Hapatmitasian Civil War, the current form derived from the 1950 Constitution renamed the office into "minister of state."
Legal and government position
In practice, any minister of state can switch responsibilities and act on the provisions of another department with another minister of state. As such, the salaries of ministers of state, in addition to their salaries as a Ball Tiomnaidh or senator, are around the same, combined with other expenses and government pensions. Although the concept has been widely renounced by many governments, it is still intact within the Constitution.
Ministers of state, like junior ministers, are appointed by the Presidency on the advice of the First Minister.
Because of the prominence of this type of office, demarcated by the constitution, outranks ministers of state over their subordinate junior ministers.
Ministers of state offices
Offices required by the constitution
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