Aseom Political System
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The political system in my concountry Aseom
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4. Central dialects
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6. Eastern dialects
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8. History of Aseom
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10. Namsang dialects
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11. North Eastern Dialects
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13. Northern Dialects
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Recently Gimbo is added as a new prefecture in
Aseom, originally part of Nagatoya. Because of this, other than the prefecture and county map, all other maps are outdated. For the up to date version, you may go to the map pages on planetworkshop instead.Links to the maps:
Trialing Regulations
Most Popular Party
Minimum Voting Age
Regional Languages
Aseom is divided into prefectures and counties. Each prefecture has their own power to make laws and maintain the situation within the prefecture. There is no standard law in Aseom, each prefecture has their own values and their own constitution. The prefectures however do not pay a role in international affairs. The federal government is comprised of a council with 200 seats, a president and a prime minister. The president manages international affairs and the prime minister overlooks the different departments such as the department of defense and the department of education. Each department varies between prefectures and is maintained by their own prefecture. The prime minister makes sure the departments do not violate their own laws and ensures the laws passed do not go against the prefectures' own constitutions. The council's main job is to advise on the president in decision making, and to overlook each prefecture. Each prefecture will vote for a party, and the most popular party in each prefecture will gain 10 seats in the council. In order for a party to be eligible for voting the party must have at least 10 politicians within each prefecture.
Political Compass of the Most Popular Parties in Aseom
Table of the codes of Prefectures and Counties
| Code | Prefecture |
|---|---|
| DNC | Doneung City |
| ETS | Etoseom |
| NM | Nishimoli |
| US | Uchisaki |
| NTY | Nagatoya |
| GB | Gimbo |
| MS | Misaka |
| TH | Toshihara |
| IM | Iwamoli |
| TY | Tomiyama |
| KK | Kanekawa |
| Code | County |
|---|---|
| DNC | Doneung City |
| ETS0 | Chaegwon City |
| ETS1 | Dongjam |
| ETS2 | Manho |
| ETS | Jaho |
| NM0 | Sanja City |
| NM1 | Dangyeog |
| NM2 | Hanyang |
| US0 | Uldae City |
| US1 | Uldae |
| US2 | Gwimon |
| US3 | Jimcheon |
| US4 | Yeolbang |
| NTY0 | Gamneung City |
| NTY1 | Simseung |
| GB0 | Kageshima |
| GB1 | Gimbo Mainland/Banchu |
| GB2 | Gimbo Island/Daiyashima |
| MS0 | Jalgang City |
| MS1 | Amseung |
| MS2 | Harang |
| MS3 | Samjeup |
| TH0 | Eonjae City |
| TH1 | Nanjo(Lanjo) |
| TH2 | Eolpa |
| IM0 | Galeonweon City |
| IM1 | Sujul |
| IM2 | Jiju |
| TY0 | Eunjeog City |
| TY1 | Balyu |
| TY2 | Ryeosae |
| TYe | Bangga |
| KK0 | Chowanmal City |
| KK1 | Hoesip |
| KK2 | Jeogeun |
Map of Trialing Regulations in Aseom Prefectures
Services, programmes and infrastructures are all responsibilities of a county. The counties each have unique services and like laws can be proposed by the citizens, the prefectures and the council. The services and programmes must be approved by the department of the prefecture it is related to before becoming effective. The services are run by different departments of the prefecture.
There are no prefecture representatives, there is a group of 50 people in each prefecture maintaining different departments of prefectures. Every 3 months 10 people from each prefecture and 30 people from the council as well as the prime minister and the president gather to discuss and report issues and status of prefectures.
Generally the country is leaning towards free market economy. Taxes vary from each county and prefecture, as they both collect taxes for different services. The prefectures decide on the spending of tax money on different things, the council is allowed to make decisions for the prefectures though it is preferred for the prefecture to make these decisions. Major economic decisions are decided by the federal government, 35% of the tax money collected goes to the federal government. The prefectures can also host votes for citizens to decide on the spending of tax money.
Map of Most Popular Political Parties in Aseom Prefectures
Map of the Minimum Voting Age (for law, economics and services) in Aseom Counties
Everyone in the country will vote for a party every 2 years once they reach adulthood(18 years). Each county can decide on the age of voting and whether it is mandatory to vote for prefecture or county votes on law, economics and services.
Each county can choose to have official languages other than 
Koreo-Japanese and have regional languages and minority languages. Official languages other than Koreo-Japanese can be chosen as a language to learn in electives and are used in all services within the county and also written in all news within the county. Regional languages have most services within the county and all federal announcements provided in the language and are encouraged within the county. Minority languages are provided in certain services and all federal announcements.
Map of Different Languages (other than Koreo-Japanese) in Aseom Counties
Koreo-Japanese) in Aseom CountiesAseom has a very decentralised government and that is not a bad thing. Most of the decision making falls into the different prefectures and counties, and that allows almost everybody to participate in politics, ensuring that each prefecture suit the views of the majority of the people in the prefecture. The country is mostly run under direct democracy with indirect democracy reserved only for important decisions of the country. The prefectures act much like cantons in Switzerland and hold accountable for the status within their region.
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