Magna's Five Sectors Analysis

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The citizens of Magna est Terra unite these four separate lands to ensure success for further generations. Everyone in this nation is equal under law. We shall never leave any man or women behind, and we will remain united through any and all tribulations.

Article I- This article of the constitution sets up our Five Sectors.
1.1) Agriculture: Agriculture spreads across most of the land in the idea that you can get food from anywhere, but the Agricultural sector houses and produces all edible resources; it does not only produce food, but any cosmetic and medical ingredients that are found in nature. Our country’s largest export is agricultural products, so even though all sectors are equally important, the Agricultural sector is the largest. 1.2) Medicine: This sector is in charge of anything having to do with Medicine. This sector is dedicated to research in Medical technology, and research into human anatomy. Medicine is just a general name for what this sector does and produces, any research lab for human sciences and human anatomy can be found in this sector. Of course each sector has hospitals and what not, but this sector has the largest research hospital in our country. 1.3) Technology: Similar to the Medicine sector, this sector is dedicated to researching and producing things that have to do with modern technology.
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This sector also houses our country’s intel unit. Technology is a broad name, and each sector has there own specialized type of technology such as medical or agricultural technology, but this sector goes into depth about computer technology and appliance technology.

1.4) Warfare: This sector is dedicated to housing our troops, and exploring warfare technology. Our armed forces have three branches: Vis aeris is our air force, Vis terris is our land force, and Vis maris is our navy. Each sector has multiple bases to house our military but the Warfare sector has the most bases and is the HQ for our military.

1.5) Law and Order: This sector holds our Ultum court (highest court) and our Villa et Lex. The Law and Order sector also has our top security federal prisons, all of our National Courts, and our 3 Ultum courts. It is in charge of prosecuting those who have tempted and broken the law. Article II- This article sets up our Executive Branch. 2.1) The people of each sector will elect a representative for their sector every five years. Sector reps can only serve one 5 year term. The sector reps also have a five person cabinet to help advise them on how to govern their sector, each sector cabinet must include a treasurer and secretary. The treasurer and secretary will run on the same ticket as the sector rep, and once the rep is elected they can place 3 extra people in their cabinet. The 5 Sector Representatives make up the Ordo of Representatives or the Ordo as an abbreviation. 2.2) The Minister of Ordo is the peace keeper for the 5 Sector Representatives in the fact that the Minister of Ordo is responsible for the actions of the Representatives. They oversee actions each representative commits, and makes sure a representative does not abuse their power. The whole country participates in the election for the Minister of Ordo. He/she serves a 5 year term, unlike the Sector Representatives the Minister can be re-elected, the terms are in sync, and there is an election for the executive branch every five years. Similar to the Sector Representatives the Minister of Ordo will have a treasurer and a secretary running on the same ticket as them. 2.3) The treasurer running on
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Each sector elects 8 lexers, and the country elects a Head Lexer that keeps the Villa et Lex in order. A full Villa is 41 members including the Head Lexer. A Head Lexer must be approved by all Sector Representatives and all Iusititia. If the Minister of Ordo dies while in office the Head Lexer will take his place, and the country will elect a new Head Lexer. On a side note, the election cycle for Villa et Lex will always occur 2 and a half years before the elections of the Executive branch, as to not overwhelm our citizens with voting and keep everything running

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