All government revenue comes in the form of income taxes, collected using a graduated tax system. The government is based on a bicameral system. The king and queen hold little official power, although they cast all tie-breaking votes in either the Lower House or the Upper House. New legislation is introduced to a committee in the Lower House and from there it must be passed in either house before the Prime Minister can approve or veto it. These representatives are to represent local interests.
Members serve four year terms and elections are held every other year.
The Upper House is a split into members from five districts of equal population, electing five members each for a total of 20 representatives. Each member serves a four year term and elections are held annually. All Upper and Lower House elections are financed by government funding and representatives may only run for office in a district in which they live. The Prime Minister is chosen during a joint session of both houses with the king and queen. All representatives and the monarchs vote.