Magnus Britannia is a proud and deeply nationalistic country. It has traditionally been highly religious, though that has been slowly changing in recent years. The country is run by a monarchy. The reigning monarch is required to abdicate from the throne once their mental ability has decreased to a specified level.

The Kingdom has 10 ministers who are elected by the people and knighted by the monarch every five years. Anyone can run to be a minister as many times as they want. The current ministers are as follows:

The below pie chart shows the percentage of voters supporting each political party across all ten votes combined (there is a separate vote for each minister).

(Conservative: 33.65, Libertarian-Nationalist: 5.95)

The Minister of Internal Defense: J. Clifton (Conservative party), The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Communication: A. Clark (Liberal-Democrat party), The Minister of The Treasury and Economics: A. Burton (Independent), The Minister of Health: E. Harrison (Independent), The Minister of Education: C. Abbott (Conservative party), The Minister of Justice: J. Clark (Liberal-Democrat party), The Minister of Agriculture: H. Wilson (Guvucist-TradNationalist party), The Minister of Transport: W. Carpenter (Neo-Isolationist party), The Minister of Industry: E. Williams (Consevative party) and The Minister of Energy, R. Haroldson (Libertarian-Nationalist).

The King's personal government assistants are as follows:

Head of the news and propaganda departments: H. Seward (Conservative party)

The heads of the armed forces are as follows: 

Prime General of The Land Army: Sir Toft, Prime Commander of The Royal Air Force: Sir Smith, Prime Admiral of The Royal Navy: Sir Harris, Spy master: His royal Highness, King Joseph II, Minister of Defence and Commander of The United Armed Forces: His Royal Highness, King Joseph II.

The reigning Goland (religious leader) of Guvucism:

Steven I

Our kingdom's sysem of governance combines factors from muliple other systems, e.g. noocracy, republic, constitutional monarchy, etc. The monarch's power is not completely limited however there are restrictions on what they can or can't do. They can declare war and offer peace at will however they need unanimous agreement from the heads of the armed orces  in order to make decisions on strategy. In response to an emergency situation in war they must consult the heads of the armed forces, but may make an executive decision if no agreement is met, the same applies to consultation of the ministers during internal emergencies. The reigning monarch and ministers choose the heir based on intelligence and age and the vote requires a supermajority in order to be validated.

When a decision must be made that fulls under any of the ministers' departments, a vote will be held requiring over 50% agreement to be passed. In a vote each minister except the one who's department the decision falls under gets 1 vote. That 10th minister's vote counts for 2, as does the king's. When a decision falls under none of the ministers' departments they must each speak their opinion before the king makes his decision, but they cannot vote on it. The king does not have the power to fire a minister, however if a petition to remove a specific minister is signed by 50,000+ people then a national vote will be held on who shall take that minister's seat (or if they should keep it). If a petition to repeal a parliamentary decision is signed by 50,000+ people the government shall retake their vote on that decision.

The King's personal government assistants are not elected by the people, but chosen by the monarch themselves. They cannot vote on parliamentary decisions but they can propose changes and any proposal that falls under their jurisdiction is for the king to deny or approve. Additionally, they have no set term limits. They serve until they die, are fired or make the choice to retire.