The Consulate

Overview

The Consulate acts as the government's bureaucracy. Charged with legislation, tax collection, infrastructure maintenance, market restrictions, etc. The Consulate's laws can be vetoed by either the High Lunarch or the Grand Marshal, though that rarely occurs. Often, a Consul vote is what decides government disputes between the two city leaders.

Head Quarters

The Consulate Building in the Citadel. Each district Consul has an office or base of operations somewhere within their district.

Organizational Structure

• Consul - An elected, appointed, chosen leader of a city district
  • Bureaucrats - Those that work in the Consulate offices and are responsible for gov. organization

Joining the Consulate

There are only 9 consul seats and to become a Consul one must be well connected within one's district and earn the seat in however that district appoints their Consul. To get a bureaucratic job in Consulate offices, one must be competent and generally of higher status.

Public Agenda

Maintain government organization and public services throughout the city.

A Consul in their office

A Consul of the Lunarchy