Executive Branch (AI-generated image)

Executive Branch

Where the federation's laws are carried out

The cabinet departments turn laws into public services and projects. The Federal Chairperson leads them. Every post is open to a verified citizen.

  • 15
    Departments
  • 180
    Positions
  • 0
    Filled
  • 180
    Open

What the Executive does

The Executive is the federation's governing arm. Its cabinet departments run public services, deliver projects and carry out the laws the chambers pass. They spend the budget the Legislature approves.

The Federal Chairperson leads the Executive, with the Deputy Chairperson and the Secretary-General. They answer to the chambers for every department's work.

Read the charter

How it fits with the other branches

  • Legislature

    Writes and passes laws. Approves the budget.

  • Executive

    Carries the laws out. Answers to the chambers.

  • Judiciary

    Tests laws against the charter. Settles disputes.

How it is organised

Each department has its own posts. Counts come from the department register and update as citizens take posts.

Who leads it

The Federal Chairperson, the Deputy Chairperson and the Secretary-General, from the Top Leadership register.

How to take part

Every department post is open today. A verified citizen can apply for a post, propose a project or follow a department's work.

  • Apply for a department post

    Choose a department in the directory and apply for an open post. Federal ID verification is required.

    Browse departments
  • Propose a project

    Any citizen can put forward a project for a department to take on. See what is already planned first.

    See projects
  • Follow a department

    Pick the department whose work matters most to you. Follow its posts, projects and news as they appear.

    Find a department

Recent projects

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Recent projects
ProjectDepartmentStatus
Continental Rail Network ExpansionTransportation & LogisticsOngoing
Affordable Housing Development ProgramUrban Development & HousingOngoing
Clean Water & Sanitation AccessInfrastructure & DevelopmentOngoing
Youth Innovation & Employment HubsYouth Affairs & DevelopmentOngoing
Continental Digital Infrastructure InitiativeDigital TransformationOngoing

Where its powers come from

The charter vests executive power in the Federal Chairperson and the cabinet departments. It requires them to carry out the laws the chambers pass and to answer to the chambers for their work.

Read the charter

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