Kise Ryouta

Minister for Internal and External Communications  

Full name: Kise Ryouta

Age: 26
Residence: Ryouta Residence, Kaijo District, Teiko Prefecture, Teiko

Citizenship: Teikonian

Marital Status: Single 

Children: None 
Education: Literature, University of Kaijo

Short background:
Kise Ryouta born and raised in Kaijo Prefecture is the only minister and government official to have experience being into the media industry. Prior to his appointment, he had been a model and actor for 5 years each. He was dubbed as miracle child until his teenage years where he became a teenage icon until ultimately one of Teiko's most admired and loved young actors. Kise was appointed as Minister for MICE upon the death of Wei Liu during the 2014 Katama Airplane Crash. 

Reference: National Archives  

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Ace

Commissioner for Commission on Elections 

Full name: Ace

Age: 29
Residence: Bixel Pencils, Hamada City, Beika Prefecture 

Citizenship: Teikonian

Marital Status: Single 

Children: None  
Education: Unknown  

Reference: National Archives   

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Etymology

The name Teikō is taken from the kanji:

"TEI" which means sovereign 

 and 

“KŌ” which means light. 

Although many folklores has tried to explain the origin of the name Teikō, historical records shows that the most factual is the visitation of the Britannian explorer and missionary Renfred Destain during his expedition of the western coast in 1798. It was Renfred who first coined the place as Teikō which is Kaijo in the modern day period as referred to his journals in which he explained his exciting encounters with the gods during his spiritual exercises. Eventually, upon his return to Britannia, the whole surroundings lands of the present day Kaijo has been collectively termed as Teikō.

The official name of the Commonwealth of Teikō has changed several times in the course of the country’s history. During the colonization of the Holy Britannian Empire, the entire country was named Districto Eleven (District 11) as referred to as being the 11^th district to be colonized by the Britannians. From the period of the commonwealth years until the proclamation of independence the country is called Commonwealth of Teikō. From the reunification in 1986 after the civil war, the name Teikō began to appear and it has since been the country’s common name. As of today, the name Commonwealth of Teikō is being used again to distinguish it from the Teikō prefecture with the full official name of Independent Principality of the Commonwealth of Teikō recognized internationally. 

As for romanization, the Commonwealth of Teikō recognizes the word "Teiko" rather than "Teikou" when written in English for this has been the culture for many decades. 

Source: National Archives 

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Teiko National Commission

The Teiko National Commission abbreviated as TNC is constitutional commission tasked to fulfill different government duties. It was created to provide support to other government offices. Although its role is not completely explicitly written and created, TNC is one of the most important commissions in the government. 

HISTORY
The Teiko National Commission is the newest government office to operate only beginning last year by the virtue of the Teiko Constitution of 2013. Kisa Shouta is the first commissioner of TNC. 

FUNCTIONS
Evaluate government officials
Evaluate businesses and industries
Carry out other tasks not specified by other commissions or ministries

Provide first hand human resources to different government offices

COMMISSIONER
Kisa Shouta

ANNUAL BUDGET

23.4 Million Zen ($2.79 Billion)

ADDRESS
Not specified yet.

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Commission on Elections

The Commission on Elections which is commonly called as Comelec is one of the constitutional commission provided by the national constitution. It's main role is to enforce all laws and regulations relative to the conduct of elections, initiatives, referendums and recall elections. 

HISTORY
The Commission on Elections was created in 1965 after the first democratic election produced many anomalies. Prior to the establishment of the Comelec, elections were handled by the Central-466 election committee. Since then Comelec has been the official government office that regulates all elections in the country whether national, prefectural, district and local. 

FUNCTIONS

- Conducts Elections as specified in the Teiko Constitution of 2013
- Regulates parties during the campaign and election period
- Proclaim winners of the elections
- Ensure that the standard operating procedures are followed

COMMISSIONER 

Ace

ANNUAL BUDGET

4,392 Simoleons 

ADDRESS

Not yet specified.

IMAGE

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