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* The BE government is represented in the Realm by the "Governor General" of its choice.
* The BE government is represented in the Realm by the "Governor General" of its choice.
* The Governor General is a partially ceremonious role in Kaiserreich, holding no political power. However, as an agent/liaison to the BE government, he/she is also granted the powers of the "reserved executive"; they are:
* The Governor General is a partially ceremonious role in Kaiserreich, holding no political power. However, as an agent/liaison to the BE government, he/she is also granted the powers of the "reserved executive"; they are:
1) The power to dismiss a Kaiser and his/her government if the Kaiser loses the support of the Reichstag (Parliament). The Governor General also has the power to formally appoint a Kaiser
1) The power to dismiss a Kaiser and his/her government if the Kaiser loses the support of the Reichstag (Parliament). The Governor General also has the power to formally appoint a Kaiser
2) The power to dissolve the Reichstag. This act should only be done in accordance to the Kaiser's advice; the Governor General is only allowed to act using his/her own discretion if it's an emergency
2) The power to dissolve the Reichstag. This act should only be done in accordance to the Kaiser's advice; the Governor General is only allowed to act using his/her own discretion if it's an emergency
3) The power to summon the Reichstag
3) The power to summon the Reichstag
4) The right to refuse assent twice, what's happens from there is completed guided by circumstances. Note: All bills and amendments passed by the Reichstag and the public must be given assent (signed) by the Governor General in order for them to become law
4) The right to refuse assent twice, what's happens from there is completed guided by circumstances. Note: All bills and amendments passed by the Reichstag and the public must be given assent (signed) by the Governor General in order for them to become law
5) Call a national emergency and grant pardons, although in normal circumstances this decision should only be made under the advice of the government/appropriate experts  
5) Call a national emergency and grant pardons, although in normal circumstances this decision should only be made under the advice of the government/appropriate experts  
* The Governor General cannot be a current member of the Reichstag.  
* The Governor General cannot be a current member of the Reichstag.  
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