Suomi Administrative Council

The Suomi Administrative Council, also known as the Council of Suomi or Council of A Lot of Anime Girls, is the Council responsible for Handling the Matters of Administration and Bureaucracy in the Duchy of Suomi.
== Council Hierarchy ==
* The Presidency of the Council- The presidency consists of the Speaker of the Council, which is the Acting Governor of Suomi, as well as their Deputies, and they are responsible for approving private bills and pushing proposals for the agenda before bringing them up for discussion in the Council Meetings. The Speaker of the Council is specifically Required to be Member of the Special "Party of Suomite Wholesomeness" (PSW), and not any other Party. Their deputies, tho, may be members of any other Party, unless they become the Speaker.
* The Secretary of the Council- The Secretary's role is to manage the Council's parliamentary work, as well as be the Main Secretary of the Governor, starting with advising the Governor and Speaker on matters of bylaws and procedures, and reporting to them about Reports that the Governor or Speaker need to know of. The secretary is directly appointed by the Governor (Prime Minister).
* The Research and Information Center- a body that provides objective and independent information to Council members and committees, for the purpose of their parliamentary work. Other bodies that provide information to the Council are the Council's Library and the Council's Archives.
* Council Guard - Responsible for the ongoing security of the Council building and its plaza and maintaining order within the Building. These may Include Several Units, such as the Suomossad's Unit SuAC (Tho it focuses more on protecting the Council Members themselves), Unit Mich (Which Focuses on Protecting the Governor), and Unit GI-1 (Which Focuses more on the Presidentinlinna Building). There have been Proposals to make a Special Independent Security Force that will be Subbordinate Directly to the Council, rather than the Suomossad, but it has not yet been Passed.
== Council Parties ==
Currently, there are 22 Parties in the Council; 1 Suomite Party, 1 Russian Party, 1 Slovak Party, 2 Karelian Parties, 5 Finnish Parties, 2 Swedish Parties, 5 Japanese Parties, 2 Mixed Parties, and 3 Other Parties.
Party
[Members] 	Leader 	Ideology
[TNO] 	List of Members 	Coaltion or
Opposition
Suomite Parties 	Suomite Parties 	Suomite Parties 	Suomite Parties 	Suomite Parties
Party of
Suomite 
Wholesomeness
[PSW]
[3]	Michael 	Social
Democracy,
Libertarian
Socialism	Michael, 
Sarah, 
Sarit Cohen	Coalition
Russian Parties 	Russian Parties 	Russian Parties 	Russian Parties 	Russian Parties
Party of Social
Forces (Russian)
[PSF(R)]
[8]	Klara 	Authoritarian
Socialism,
Libertarian
Socialism	Klara, 
Nonna, 
Rolan Zhukov,
Katerina Tarasova, 
Gangut,
Mariya Stalina,
Katyusha,
Natalia Poklonskaya	Opposition
Slovak Parties 	Slovak Parties 	Slovak Parties 	Slovak Parties 	Slovak Parties
Party of Slovak
Representation
[PSR]
[2]	Simon Havel 	Conservative
Democracy	Simon Havel, 
Daniela Kostra	Opposition
Karelian Parties	Karelian Parties	Karelian Parties	Karelian Parties	Karelian Parties
Party of Social
Forces (Karelian)
[PSF(K)]
[2]	Anna
Haakana 	Libertarian
Socialism	Angelica Aalto, 
Anna Haakana	Opposition
Party of Karelian
Liberalism
[PKL]
[5]	Kari Aura 	Liberal
Democracy	Kari Aura, 
Katri Jokerla,
Elvi Pekkarinen,
Annele Kokkonen,
Annina Viitanen	Coalition
Finnish Parties 	Finnish Parties 	Finnish Parties 	Finnish Parties 	Finnish Parties
Party of Finnish
Humanism
[PFH]
[8]	Aleksandra
Juvonen	Liberal
Democracy,
Social
Democracy	Aleksandra Juvonen, 
Simeona Koko, 
Janika Salmela,
Linnea Kangas,
Yamauchi Mayoko,
Junko Shizuka,
Gushiken Ito,
Matleena Järveläinen	Coalition
Party of Finnish
Pride
[PFP]
[11]	Heleena
Nenonen 	Authoritarian
Democracy,
Conservative
Democracy,
Despotism,
Fascism	Heleena Nenonen, 
Alicia Alicodo, 
Nestori Perhonen, 
Elna Virtanen, 
Justus Eskola,
Reeta Peenti,
Outi Kivi,
Noora Mäntylä,
Anelma Eerola,
Suoma Nyman,
Eleonoora Suominen	Opposition
Party of Finnish
Livelihood
[PFL]
[10]	Alma
Wirtanen 	Conservative
Democracy,
Liberal
Democracy,
Authoritarian
Democracy	Hertta Hautala, 
Pinja Pietarinen, 
Alma Wirtanen, 
Olli Valtoten, 
Airi Peltonen,
Aila Nurmi,
Selma Mäkelä,
Helmi Salonen,
Vappu Janhunen,
Kaarin Meri	Opposition
Party of Finnish
Reformism
[PFR]
[9]	Alarik Oiva 	Liberal
Democracy,
Social
Democracy	Aurora Juutilainen, 
Ilta Olli, 
Alarik Oiva, 
Anna-Liisa Savela, 
Hulda Repo,
Hely Räisänen,
Marleena Laukkanen,
Eedit Suomi,
Elsi Partanen	Coalition
Party of Finnish
Siblinghood
[PFS]
[7]	Erika 
Makkonen	Conservative
Democracy,
Authoritarian
Democracy,
Liberal
Democracy	Erika Makkonen,
Säde Mäki,
Hanne Kuisma,
Tellervo Junnila,
Henri Hemilä,
Vappu Räisänen,
Tarja Kivi	Opposition
Swedish Parties 	Swedish Parties 	Swedish Parties 	Swedish Parties 	Swedish Parties
Party of Swedish
Soldiers
[PSS]
[4]	Aili Joutsen 	Authoritarian
Democracy,
Despotism	Irma Reinjonen,
Aili Joutsen,
Eila Lindholm,
Hillevi Kivimäki	Opposition
Party of Swedish
Liberalism
[PSL]
[6]	Marjukka 
Heikkilä	Liberal
Democracy,
Conservative
Democracy,
Social
Democracy	Marjukka Heikkilä,
Albert Ihalainen,
Manne Penttilä,
Leimi Ketola,
Hilppa Vepsäläinen,
Mira Nieminen	Coalition
Jewish Parties 	Jewish Parties 	Jewish Parties 	Jewish Parties 	Jewish Parties
Party of 
Jewish
Members
[PJM]
[5]	Zahava 
Barnato 	Liberal
Democracy,
Social
Democracy,
Conservative
Democracy	Zahava Barnato,
Lilit Marks,
Hodaya Lehmann,
Mariana Feinstein,
Lilach Kempinski	Coalition
Party of 
Jewish
Representation
[PJR]
[6]	Ya'el 
Trumpelder	Conservative
Democracy,
Liberal
Democracy	Ya'el Trumpelder,
Anat Frankel,
Rachel Bloom,
Yam Lyons,
Ariella Kosmin,
Oshra Weizman	Coalition
Party of
Jewish
Neutralists
[PJN]
[6]	Esther 
Susser 	Social
Democracy,
Liberal
Democracy	Esther Susser,
Roni Kollek,
Aviva Braff,
Deena Lasker,
Levana Levenberg,
Galila Rosenberg	Coalition
Party of
Jewish
Power
[PJP]
[3]	Yehudit 
Manis 	Despotism,
Authoritarian
Democracy	Yehudit Manis,
Paz Mohilewer,
Levia Greenberg	Opposition
Party of 
Jewish Boys
[PJB]
[6]	Yuval Basch 	Conservative
Democracy,
Liberal
Democracy,
Despotism	Yuval Basch,
Yuriy Epstein,
Ittamar Abramsky,
Yehudah Salbstein,
Alvah Levitansky,
Kuper Pomerantz	Coalition
Mixed Parties 	Mixed Parties 	Mixed Parties 	Mixed Parties 	Mixed Parties
Party of Mixed
Members
[PMM]
[4]	Hokama 
Eire 	Social
Democracy,
Liberal
Democracy	Hokama Eire,
Jacob Jacobski,
Okabe Tango,
Cheyanne Montoya	Coalition
Finno-Russian
Party
[FRP]
[3]	Aune Waris 	Conservative
Democracy	Aune Waris,
Vieno Kuusela,
Valpuri Nurminen	Coalition
Other Parties 	Other Parties 	Other Parties 	Other Parties 	Other Parties
Party of Smaller
Minorities
[PSM]
[2]	Karina
Ingriana 	Social
Democracy	Karin Heidenstam, 
Karina Ingriana	Coalition
Party of 
American
Members
[PAM]
[7]	Sydney Fox 	Conservative
Democracy,
Liberal
Democracy	Sydney Fox,
Georgia Lloyd,
Jodie Armstrong,
Demi Gardner,
Jade Berry,
Cassandra Duke,
Stephanie Hale	Opposition
Independents
(Coalition)
[2]	None 	Jonindo
System,
Ultra-
Nationalism,
Fascism	Jonindo Blilikoko Mankrin IV,
Naniniko Jacques Arafat III	Coalition
== Members ==
Members of the Suomi Administrative Council
Party 	Name 	Portrait	Demographic	Coal. 
or
Opp.	Other
Roles 	Notes
PSW 	Michael 
Prep	 	Jew 	Coal.	Prime Minister, 
Governor,
Leader of PSW	Member of the Judicial
Selection Committee
PSW 	Sarah 
Baraonvitz	 	Jew 	Coal.	Speaker, 
Acting Governor	Member of the Judicial
Selection Committee
PSW 	Sarit 
Cohen 	 	Jew 	Coal.	Head of Site 67	Member of the Finance
Committee
PSF(R)	Klara 	 	Russian 	Opp. 	Leader of 
PSF(R)	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PSF(R)	Nonna 	 	Russian 	Opp. 	Advisor on
Russian Affairs	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PSF(R)	Rolan 
Zhukov	 	Russian 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Labor, 
Welfare & Helath Committee
PSF(R)	Katerina 
Tarasova	 	Russian 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Labor, 
Welfare & Helath Committee
PSF(R)	Gangut 	 	Russian 	Opp. 	Acting 
Representative 
of Suomi in
the 
Presidentinlinna	Chairman of the 
Parliamentry Inquiry
Committee in Regards to
the Battles with the
Zhirinovsky Forces
PSF(R)	Mariya 
Stalina	 	Russian 	Opp. 	Head of the 
Finlandia 
Special Forces	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
PSF(R)	Katyusha 	 	Russian 	Opp. 	 	
PSF(R)	Natalia 
Poklonskaya	 	Russian 	Opp. 	 	
PSR 	Simon 
Havel 	 	Slovak 	Opp. 	Advisor on 
Slovak Affairs,
Leader of PSR	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PSR 	Daniela 
Kostra	 	Slovak 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Labor, 
Welfare & Helath Committee,
Chairman of the 
Parliamentry Inquiry
Committee in Regards to
the Killings of Minorities
in the Past by Previous
Governors
PSF(K)	Angelica 
Aalto	 	Karelian 	Opp. 	Advisor on
Karelian Affairs	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PSF(K)	Anna 
Haakana	 	Karelian 	Opp. 	Leader of 
PSF(K)	Member of the Science & 
Technology Committee
PKL 	Kari Aura 	 	Karelian 	Coal.	Minister of
Finance,
Leader of PKL	Chairman of the Finance 
Committee
PKL 	Katri
Jokerla	 	Karelian 	Coal.	Advisor on
Gender Equality	
PKL 	Elvi 
Pekkarinen	 	Karelian 	Coal.	Minister of
Social Equality	
PKL 	Annele 
Kokkonen	 	Karelian 	Coal.	Deputy Defense
Minister	Member of the Defense &
Foreign Affairs Committee
PKL 	Annina 
Viitanen	 	Karelian 	Coal.	Deputy Internal
Security Minister	Member of the Interior &
Environment Committee
PFH 	Aleksandra
Juvonen	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Vice Governor,
Minister of
Human
Development,
Leader of PFH	Chairman of the Special 
Committee for the Rights of
the Child
PFH 	Simeona 
Koko	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Minister of
Communications	Member of the Science & 
Technology Committee
PFH 	Janika 
Salemla	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Minister of 
Interior	Chairman of the Interior & 
Environment Committee,
Member of the Judicial
Selection Committee
PFH 	Linnea 
Kangas	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Minister of 
Health	Chairman of the Labor, 
Welfare & Health Committee
PFH 	Yamauchi 
Mayoko	 	Finno-
Japanese	Coal.	Minister of
Labor, Welfare &
Social Services	Member of the Labor, 
Welfare & Health Committee
PFH 	Junko 
Shizuka	 	Finno-
Japanese	Coal.	Minister of
Transportation	Member of the Labor, 
Welfare & Health Committee
PFH 	Gushiken 
Ito	 	Finno-
Japanese	Coal.	Minister of
Royalty Affairs	Chairman of the Special
Committee for Public
Demands
PFH 	Matleena 
Järveläinen	 	Finnish 	Coal.	 	Member of the Finance
Committee
PFP 	Heleena 
Nenonen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Leader of the 
Opposition,
Advisor on 
Finnish Affairs,
Leader of PFP	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PFP 	Alicia 
Alicodo	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Advisor on
Relations with
the Royal Family	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
PFP 	Nestori 
Perhonen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Advisor on the
Suomi Security
Forces	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
PFP 	Elna 
Virtanen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Advisor on
Military
Modernization	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
PFP 	Justus 
Eskola	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Reperesentative
of the Arstotzkan
National Guard
to Suomi	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
PFP 	Reeta 
Peenti	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Commander of 
the Suomite
Navy	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
PFP 	Outi Kivi 	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	
PFP 	Noora 
Mäntylä	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	
PFP 	Anelma 
Eerola	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Finance
Committee
PFP 	Suoma 
Nyman	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	
PFP 	Eleonoora 
Suominen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	
PFL 	Hertta 
Hautala	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Advisor on the
Environment	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PFL 	Pinja 
Pietarinen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	
PFL 	Alma 
Wirtanen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Leader of PFL 	
PFL 	Olli Valtoten	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Head of the
Suomi Police	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PFL 	Airi Peltonen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	Commander of
the Suomite
Ground Forces	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
PFL 	Aila Nurmi 	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	
PFL 	Selma 
Mäkelä	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Finance
Committee
PFL 	Helmi 
Salonen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Finance
Committee
PFL 	Vappu 
Janhunen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Economics
Committee
PFL 	Kaarin Meri 	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Economics
Committee
PFR 	Aurora 
Juutilainen	 	Finnish 	Coal.	 	Chairman of the Speical 
Committee on the Fight
Against Drug Abuse &
Alcoholism
PFR 	Ilta Olli 	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Minister of
Construction &
Housing	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PFR 	Alarik Oiva 	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Minister of
Tourism,
Leader of PFR	
PFR 	Anna-Liisa 
Savela	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Minister of
Culture & Sport	Member of the Education,
Culture & Sport Committee
PFR 	Hulda Repo 	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Commander of
the Suomite
Air Force	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
PFR 	Hely 
Räisänen	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Minister of
Economy	Chairman of the Economics
Committee
PFR 	Marleena 
Laukkanen	 	Finnish 	Coal.	Minister of
Education	Chairman of the Education, 
Culture & Sport Committee
PFR 	Eedit Suomi 	 	Finnish 	Coal.	 	Member of the Education, 
Culture & Sport Committee
PFR 	Elsi 
Partanen	 	Finnish 	Coal.	 	Member of the Economics
Committee
PFS 	Erika 
Makkonen	 	Finno-
German	Opp. 	Leader of PFS 	
PFS 	Säde Mäki 	 	Finno-
German	Opp. 	 	
PFS 	Hanne 
Kuisma	 	Finno-
German	Opp. 	 	
PFS 	Tellervo
Junnila	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Economics
Committee
PFS 	Henri Hemilä 	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Law and
Justice Committee
PFS 	Vappa 
Räisänen	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Education, 
Culture & Sport Committee
PFS 	Tarja Kivi 	 	Finnish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Science &
Technology Committee
PSS 	Irma 
Reinjonen	 	Finno-
Swedish	Opp. 	 	
PSS 	Aili Joutsen 	 	Finno-
Swedish	Opp. 	Leader of PSS 	
PSS 	Eila 
Lindholm	 	Finno-
Swedish	Opp. 	 	
PSS 	Hillevi 
Kivimäki	 	Finno-
Swedish	Opp. 	 	
PSL 	Marjukka 
Heikkilä	 	Finno-
Swedish	Coal.	Minister of
Environmental
Protection,
Leader of PSL	
PSL 	Albert 
Ihalainen	 	Finno-
Swedish	Coal.	 	Member of the Law and
Justice Committee
PSL 	Manne 
Penttilä	 	Finno-
Swedish	Coal.	 	Member of the Immigration
& Absorption Committee
PSL 	Laimi Ketola 	 	Finno-
Swedish	Coal.	Minister of
Intelligence
Affairs	
PSL 	Hilppa 
Vepsäläinen	 	Finno-
Swedish	Coal.	Minister of
Helsinki &
Heritage	
PSL 	Mira 
Nieminen	 	Finno-
Swedish	Coal.	Minister of
Water	
PJM 	Zahava 
Barnato	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Deputy Foreign
Affairs Minister,
Leader of PJM	Member of the Defense &
Foreign Affairs Committee
PJM 	Lilit Marks 	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	
PJM 	Hodaya 
Lehmann	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Minister of
Racial Affairs	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PJM 	Mariana 
Feinstein	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	
PJM 	Lilach
Kempinski	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Minister of
Strategic
Affairs	Member of Defense &
Foreign Affairs Committee
PJR 	Ya'el 
Trumpelder	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Minister of
Religious Affairs,
Leader of PJR	Member of the Law and
Justice Committee
PJR 	Anat Frankel 	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Minister of
Immigration &
Absorption	Chairman of the Immigration
& Absorption Committee
PJR 	Rachel 
Bloom	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Minister of
Defense	Chairman of the Defense &
Foreign Affairs Committee
PJR 	Yam Lyons 	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	Member of the Immigration
& Absorption Committee
PJR 	Ariella 
Kosmin	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	Member of the Law and
Justice Committee
PJR 	Oshra 
Weizman	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	
PJN 	Esther 
Susser	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Minister of
Justice,
Leader of PJN	Chairman of the Law and
Justice Committee,
Chairman of the Judicial
Selection Committee
PJN 	Roni Kollek 	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	Chairman of the House 
Committee
PJN 	Aviva Braff 	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	Member of the Immigration
& Absorption Committee
PJN 	Deena 
Lasker	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	Chairman of the Special
Committee for the Large
Immigration of European
Jewry and the 
Return of Nazism
PJN 	Levana 
Levenberg	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Minister of
Foreign Affairs	Member of the Defense &
Foreign Affairs Committee
PJN 	Galila 
Rosenberg	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	Member of the Immigration
& Absorption Committee
PJP 	Yehudit 
Manis	 	Jewish 	Opp. 	Leader of PJP 	
PJP 	Paz 
Mohilewer	 	Jewish 	Opp. 	 	
PJP 	Levia 
Greenberg	 	Jewish 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Science &
Technolgy Committee
PJB 	Yuval Basch 	 	Jewish 	Coal.	Leader of PJB 	
PJB 	Yuriy Epstein	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	
PJB 	Ittamar 
Abramsky	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	
PJB 	Yehudah
Salbstein	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	
PJB 	Alvah 
Levitansky	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	
PJB 	Kuper
Pomerantz	 	Jewish 	Coal.	 	
PMM 	Hokama Eire 	 	Irish-
Japanese	Coal.	Minister of 
Regional
Cooperation,
Leader of PMM	Member of the Defense &
Foreign Affairs Committee
PMM 	Jacob 
Jacobski	 	Finno-
Polish	Coal.	Minister of
Science &
Technology	Chairman of the Science &
Technolgy Committee
PMM 	Okabe 
Tango	 	American-
Japanese	Coal.	 	Member of the Science &
Technolgy Committee
PMM 	Cheyanne 
Montoya	 	Finno-
Canadian	Coal.	 	Member of the Judicial
Selection Committee
FRP 	Aune Waris 	 	Finno-
Russian	Coal.	Minister of
Energy,
Leader of FRP	Chairman of the Special
Committee for the 
Development of Alternative
Energy Sources
FRP 	Vieno 
Kuusela	 	Finno-
Russian	Coal.	Minister of
Agriculture &
Rural 
Development	
FRP 	Valpuri
Nurminen	 	Finno-
Russian	Coal.	Minister of
Internal Security	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PSM 	Karin
Heidenstam	 	Swedish 	Coal.	Advisor on
Swedish Affairs	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PSM 	Karina
Ingriana	 	Ingrian 	Coal.	Minister of
Minority Affairs,
Leader of PSM	Member of the Interior & 
Environment Committee
PAM 	Sydney Fox 	 	American 	Opp. 	Advisor on
LGBTQ+ Affairs,
Leader of PAM	
PAM 	Georgia 
Lloyd	 	American 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Judicial
Selection Committee
PAM 	Jodie 
Armstrong	 	American 	Opp. 	 	
PAM 	Demi 
Gardner	 	American 	Opp. 	 	Member of the Education, 
Culture & Sport Committee
PAM 	Jade Berry 	 	American 	Opp. 	 	
PAM 	Cassandra
Duke	 	American 	Opp. 	 	
PAM 	Stephanie 
Hale	 	American 	Opp. 	 	
Indep-
endent	Jonindo
Blilikoko
Mankrin IV	 	N/A
(Maybe Kurd)	Coal.	Advisor on
Relations with
Other Duchies	Member of the Defense & 
Foreign Affairs Committee
Indep-
endent	Naniniko 
Jacques 
Arafat III	 	N/A
(Maybe 
French-Arab)	Coal.	 	
? 	N/A 	N/A 	N/A 	N/A 	Head of 
the 
Suomossad	Supposedly Female
== SAC Committees ==
The Council's committees are an important executive arm in the work of the Suomi Administrative Council. The committees are composed in accordance with the party power relations of the Council composition. The purpose of their establishment is to reduce the burden of plenary deliberations and to allow for closer supervision and follow-up of targeted areas of action.
There are two Main Types of Committees; The Permanent Committee, which is a Committee that always exists, by law, in the Council, and a Special Committee, which may be Temproary, and is usually Created to deal with Special Topics. There are also Committees which may not fit those Two Categories, such as the Ethics and Arrangements Committees, or also other Specific Types of Committees, such as a Parliamentary Inquiry Committee.
Committees of the Suomi Administrative Council
Committee 	Leader 	Party 	Roles of the Committee
Permanent Committees 	Permanent Committees 	Permanent Committees 	Permanent Committees
House 
Committee 	Roni
Kollek 	PJN 	This Committee is one of the Council's Permanent Committees, 
and it Deals with the Council's bylaws and matters 
arising therefrom; Immunity of Council members and requests 
for its granting; House arrangements; Recommendations on the 
composition of the standing committees and commissions for 
certain matters, and their chairmen; Demarcation and 
coordination of committees; Transferring applications 
submitted to the Council from the public to the Speaker 
of the Council or to the appropriate committees; Discussion 
of complaints about Council members; Payments to Council 
members; Discussion of requests and matters that do not 
concern any committee or that were not included in the 
functions of another committee. 
Until the establishment of the House Committee, the 
committee that arranges its place in all matters concerning 
the working arrangements in the Council, its deliberations 
and the framework provided to them, is the Arrangements 
Committee.
Finance 
Committee 	Kari Aura 	PKL 	This Committee is one of the Permanent Council committees, 
and is considered one of the most important and influential, 
along with the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. 
The Council's Rules of Procedure stipulates 
that its areas of interest are "the duchy's budget; taxes of all kinds; 
customs and excise; loans; currency and foreign exchange 
matters; banking and banknotes; state revenues and expenditures."
The committee discusses the state budget and prepares them for a 
second and third reading in the Council Meetings, and can therefore 
have a far-reaching effect on the composition of the budget, 
including the transfer of financial support to various sectors and bodies. 
That is why it gained so much political weight. The committee also 
discusses economic laws, and in particular tax laws. 
Tax regulations are submitted to the committee for approval.
Economics 
Committee 	Hely
Räisänen 	PFR 	This Committee is one the Council's Permanent Committees.
The Issues that it Handles are: trade and industry, supply and 
rationing, agriculture and fishing, transportation in all its branches, 
cooperative association; Economic planning and coordination, 
property of the missing Minorities, property of absentees, 
property of refugees from "enemy" countries, public works, 
housing, communications, Suomi's Land Administration, 
energy and infrastructure, and water. 
The committee promotes primary legislation and secondary 
legislation in all areas of its activity, conducts tours and 
discusses a wide range of current issues.
Defense & 
Foreign 
Affairs 
Committee	Rachel
Bloom 	PJR 	This Committee is One of the permanent Council committees and is 
considered one of the two most important in the Council (together 
with the Finance Committee). The Council's Rules of Procedure 
stipulates that its areas of activity are the foreign policy of the Duchy, 
its armed forces and its security. It is the role of the committee to 
enact legislation on foreign and security affairs, as well as to monitor 
and audit the relevant government ministries and to 
approve their budgets.
Interior & 
Environment 
Committee	Janika
Salmela 	PFH 	This Committee is A Permanent committee in the Council which deals 
with internal issues, internal security (in the civilian context) 
and the environment.
Law and 
Justice 
Committee 	Esther
Susser 	PJN 	This Committee is One of the permanent Council committees. 
This committee deals with the Constitutional laws of the Duchy, the 
ordinary laws concerning the rules of law and questions from the 
fields of law, and laws such as: dissolution of the Council, elections 
and more.
Immigration 
and 
Absorption 
Committee	Anat
Frankel 	PJR 	This Committee is one of the Permanent Council Committees, 
and it Deals with issues of immigration, absorption of new 
immigrants and the connection with Diasporas.
Education, 
Culture & 
Sport 
Committee	Marleena
Laukkanen 	PFR 	This Committee is one of the Permanent Council Committees, 
and it Deals with issues relating to education, culture, 
sports and the arts.
Labor, 
Welfare & 
Health 
Committee	Linnea
Kangas 	PFH 	This Committee is one of the Permanent Council Committees, 
and it Handles the matters of work, employment, welfare and health.
Science & 
Technology 
Committee	Jacob
Jacobski 	PMM 	This Committee is one of the Permanent Council Committees, 
and it Deals with scientific and technological research and development
matters.
Special Committees 	Special Committees 	Special Committees 	Special Committees
Special 
Committee 
for the 
Development 
of Alternative 
Energy 
Sources	Aune
Waris 	FRP 	This Committee is one of the Special Council Committees, and it 
Handles the Matters related to trying to find and Implement some 
Cleaner and Better Alternatives of Energy Sources.
Special 
Committee 
for the 
Rights of 
the Child	Aleksandra
Juvonen 	PFH 	This Committee is one of the Special Council Committees.
The committee deals with "protecting children and promoting the 
status of children and youth, with the aim of exercising their rights 
in the spirit of the International Convention on the 
Rights of the Child, including the implementation of the principles 
of child welfare, non-discrimination, the right to development Youth 
to voice their opinions and participate in matters that concern them".
Special 
Committee 
for Public 
Demands	Gushiken
Ito 	PFH 	This Committee is one of the Special Council Committees.
Its main role is to handle public inquiries with the various government 
ministries, and to serve as an intermediary channel between the 
establishment and the citizen. The main activity of the committee is to 
direct the applicants to the correct address in the executive branch, 
but also to deal with the inquiries that include complaints from 
Citizens about laws that Hurt them in any kind of bad way.
Special 
Committee 
for the Fight 
Against 
Drug 
Abuse & 
Alcoholism	Aurora
Juutilainen 	PFR 	This Committee is one of the Special Council Committees.
The committee's roles were defined as "accompanying the 
Administration for the War on Drugs and government 
ministries dealing with the issue, monitoring their activities 
and incentives, as well as parliamentary assistance in 
bringing the issue to broad public awareness and action towards 
creating resources for wider response."
Special 
Committee 
for the 
Large 
Immigration 
of European 
Jewry and 
the Return 
of Nazism	Deena
Lasker 	PJN 	This Committee is one of the Special Council Committees, and it 
Handles the Matters related to the Large Amount of Immigration of
European Jewry (and other Jews) to Suomi, mainly following the 
Return of Hitler to Power in Germany, as well as to Combat the Rise
of Nazism and Violent Nationalism both in Suomi and the Region.
Other Committees 	Other Committees 	Other Committees 	Other Committees
Arrangements
Committee 	Roni 
Kollek 	PJN 	This Committee exists only right after the Elections of the Council,
And its role is to make various decisions regarding 
the beginning of Council activity.
Ethics 
Committee 	Alvah
Levitansky 	PJB 	This Committee judges Council Members over Ethical Offenses,
such as unparliamentary remarks, and defines what are the Ethics
that the Council Members have to Follow.
Judicial 
Selection 
Committee	Esther
Susser 	PJN 	This Committee Elects the Judges of the Supreme Court of Suomi.
Parliamentry Inquiry Committee	Parliamentry Inquiry Committee	Parliamentry Inquiry Committee	Parliamentry Inquiry Committee
Parliamentry
Inquiry
Committee in
Regards to
the Killings
of Minorities
in the Past
by Previous
Governors	Daniela
Kostra 	PSR 	This Committee was made to look into the Cases of the
Mass Killings of Minorities by the Previous Governors of Suomi,
such as the Massacres of Slovaks in Turku.
Parliamentry
Inquiry
Committee in
Regards to
the Battles
with the
Zhirinovsky
Forces	Gangut 	PSF(R) 	This Committee was made to look over the Mistakes and
problems that occured during and following The Zhirinovsky Affair, 
mainly the Battles between Zhirinovsky's and Suomi's Forces, and 
the Occupation of Suomi by the Rossyians.
== Council Building(s) ==
Currently, The Council is present in the Presidentinlinna Building, tho due to the 2nd Suomite Council's Much Larger Size over the First One, a Former Office Building Near to the Presidentinlinna will be Renovated and turned into a New Building for the Suomite Council.
== Roles of the Council ==
=== Legislation ===
The lives of the citizens of the Duchy of Suomi are largely regulated by laws. The Suomite Council, as the legislature and Executive of the Duchy, believes in determining the content of laws. This authority began in a proclamation of the 1st Suomite Council Upon the New Appointment of the Suomite Governor Michael, on May 14th 2021. While the Council Focuses on Legislation, it also has a bit of an Executive Power, tho more of the Executive Power in Suomi is vested in the Governor and their Ministers.
The Council acts in the field of legislation through preliminary legislation, amendment and repeal of existing laws and approval of regulations based on laws. These processes take place in the Council Meetings and its committees, and their only limitation is not to conflict with existing Constitution laws. For the approval of a law, a relative majority is required in the Council meetings, except for pre-defined cases that require an absolute majority.
The bill proposals are submitted by the Governor, Council members or Council committees, and must pass what is required during the legislative stages in Suomi. The legislation is carried out sometimes openly and, in those times, are published, in stages, in "records" files of the Duchy of Suomi.
The legislative procedure in the Council may allow the executive authority and the local authorities, under certain restrictions and in accordance with its determination, to take part of the legislative authority. Sub-legislation is, in the wording of the law, the authority of the Minister in charge of the implementation of that law "to make regulations in any matter concerning its implementation." According to the Interpretation Law, a regulation is "a provision given by virtue of a law and is a legislative act." This is in contrast to "administrative instruction", which is also an action that the law authorizes the minister to perform, and is defined in the Interpretation Law as "instruction or appointment - including notice, notice, license, permit, etc. - given in writing by law and not legislative enforcers." While the entry into force of laws and regulations depends on their publication in Records, administrative instructions do not require publication in the Records at all.
=== Government Oversight ===
The Council has a central role of overseeing the Suomite government.
The most effective tools for the Council to enforce its oversight of the government are the ability to oust the government in a no-confidence vote, and the approval of the state budget essential for the day-to-day functioning of the government and otherwise in its absence the government dissolves. In order for effective Council oversight of government activity, a number of cumulative conditions are required:
# "It is imperative that the supervisors, who are members of the Council, have a degree of understanding and expertise in the areas of activity they are supposed to supervise."
# "It is essential that there is a sufficient degree of independence or consolidation of interests between the critics and those who are audited, so that there is no negative incentive for supervision."
# It is required that "the inspectors know how to make proper and intelligent use of the inspection tools available to them."
Among the recommendations for improving the effective oversight capacity of Council members over the government; Creation of committees whose areas of activity will overlap with the activities of a specific government ministry, and whose members will specialize in that field (in contrast to the current lack of expertise of members of Council committees).
=== Other Roles ===
* Representatives of the Council participate in the process of selecting certian political officials, including judges.
* Judicial authority through: determination of immunity for the Council members, hearing of an appeal against the results of the Council elections and hearing of an appeal against the decisions of a Council Committee.
== Council Activities ==
The monthly activity session of the Knesset is divided into two main meeting periods: the first important meetings period, which lasts between the 16th and 27th of the First Month after the Council was Elected, and the second Important meetings period, which lasts between the 2nd and 13th of the Second Month, right before the Election that occurs on the 14th of that Second Month. During the meetings Periods, meetings of the Council and its committees are held regularly. There is a recess period between the periods, during which the Council committees and the various Council departments continue to operate. The main Council body convenes during this period only for special recess meetings, which are convened at the request of the government or with the signature of 25 Council members.
The agenda of the Council meetings is determined by the Governor. Plenary sessions are held on fixed days and at fixed hours and are devoted to discussions on government legislative proposals and to the discussion of private member's bills and proposals for the agenda of Council members. On the Council members' tables in the plenum are frequently placed the Council Rules of Procedure, the Booklet of the Constitution and Laws Relating to the Work of the Council, the weekly agenda and background papers on the issues discussed. In the plenum, personal debates are held, in which Council members register for the right to speak, and factional debates, in which the identity of the speakers is dictated by the Council's factions (parties).
In addition, there is the Council's Interim Period, between the Date of the Elections on the 14th of Each Month, until the Swearing-in of the Next Council, which is usually Scheduled for the 16th, the Start of the First important meetings Period.
== The Council's Rule Book ==
Main Topic: Suomi Administrative Council's Rule Book
The working procedures of the Council are enshrined in the Council Regulations. 
The Regulations regulate the internal work procedures of the Council and it obliges its members. The authority to discuss the articles of the Rule Book is vested in the Home Committee and a change in it is required by a majority of the committee members. Its degree of stability is high and few changes have been made to it.
The main implementing authority of the regulations is in the hands of the Governor, who conducts its meetings. Their degree of responsibility towards it is also high.
== Council Member ==
The Council member is one of the 120 representatives in the Council, after being elected to this position in the Suomite Council Elections (tho in Practice, the Council Members are truly appointed by the Governor). A person over the age of 18 may be elected to the position, and in addition to their membership in the Council, the Council member may serve as a member of the Council committees and serve as a minister or deputy minister in the Suomite government. The Governor, their deputies and deputy ministers must also serve as members of the Council, tho Ministers of the Government are not Required to be Members of the Council (but in practice, they usually are).
The purpose of the Council Member's immunity is to ensure that their actions are not produced by other governmental entities. The Granting of Immunity for Council Members is not Automatic, and is only Granting upon the Request of the Council Member.
Additional rights of Council members include the right to receive a service passport when traveling outside Suomi or Arstotzka, entitlement to free travel on public transportation throughout the duchy, exemption from regular service in the AAF, receipt of a vehicle and payment of maintenance expenses, clothing allowance, and reimbursement of mail and subscriptions to two Daily newspapers.
The duties of a Member of the Council include, first and foremost, the preservation of the fundamental values ​​of the Duchy of Suomi and loyalty to its principles and the Whole Empire of Arstotzka. The Member of the Council is obliged to devote their time and energy to the performance of their duties and is prohibited from receiving material enjoyment by virtue of their status. The activity of the Member of the Council is their sole occupation, apart from activity in the mission of the party, and the use of the title "Member of the Council" shall be made solely for the purpose of fulfilling their function. Their activities within the framework of the Council Meetiings and its committees will be carried out in accordance with the Council's Rules of Procedure and the directives of the Governor and the Speakers of the Committees.
Members of the Council are representatives of the Duchy of Suomi. By virtue of their representative role, attempts have been made to preserve the social fabric and ideological pluralism among Council members. In parties with a committee of a series, it is customary for the list of party candidates to be composed so that it contains representation of individuals living in different areas of the duchy, with different professional specializations and who are representatives of different sectors in terms of religion and gender. In parties where primary elections are held, it is customary to hold protection slots in the party list for the purposes of affirmative action.
== Council Meetings ==
The Council Plenum is the supreme decision-making authority of the Council, in which decisions are made by all 120 Council members, but no quorum is required for its activities. In the plenary hall, discussions and votes are held on all the things that are done in the Council areas: legislation, discussion, supervision, selection of office holders and holding ceremonies. Plenary decisions are held by a majority of the votes of the participants in the vote, unless otherwise provided by law.
* Bill Proposal- A piece of legislation submitted by the government, Council committees or private Council members, and must go through the usual legislative stages (government legislation requires three readings and private legislation requires a preliminary reading and three readings) through discussion and voting.
* Daily Agenda proposals- The Council Member's proposal to include in the Council's Daily agenda a discussion on a specific issue. The proposals received are usually referred to a committee for discussion on the same subject.
*Queries - a question presented by a Member of the Council to a Minister in the Government on a subject related to the field of activity of their ministry.
* No Confidence proposals- a vote aimed at expressing distrust in the government and calling for its replacement. In the Council, an absolute majority of Council members is required to accept the proposal. A party submitting a no-confidence motion has to propose an alternative government, taking office immediately, should the no-confidence motion be accepted.
* Discussion with the participation of the Prime Minister- A discussion held with the participation of the Prime Minister, at the request of at least 40 members of the Council. The debate lasts an hour, not including the speeches of the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition, and the Prime Minister must be present in the plenum throughout the debate.
* Questions Time- a discussion in which a minister stands on the podium and answers questions from Council members. The duration of the hearing is 60 minutes, plus ten minutes for each additional Ministry appointed for the Minister. According to the decision reached between the coalition and the opposition, at least three-quarters of the questioners will be from the opposition parties.
== Security ==
TBA
== List of Council Terms ==
=== Past Terms ===
* 1st Suomite Council
=== Current Term ===
* 2nd Suomite Council
=== Next Term ===
* 3rd Suomite Council
== Other Topics ==
=== Unequal Female to Male Ratio ===
The Ratio is 99 Females to 20 Males. It is also rumored that the Secret Head of the Suomossad is also Female, therefore making the Ratio 100 Females:20 Males (5 Female Council Members per 1 Male Council Member).
=== The Unknown 120th Member ===
The Unknown 120th Member is rumored to be a Female, and is the Head of the Suomossad.
== See Also ==
* Government of Suomi
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