Office of the Attorney-General

The Office of the Attorney-General is a department of the federal government of Alkland, responsible for the administration of law and justice within Alkland. Underneath the federal system, the Office of the Attorney-General is principally responsible for constitutional policy. 
The Attorney-General is the minister responsible to the parliament on matters pertaining to judicial policy and conduct; the courts and prisons systems and judicial advise to both the crown and the government. 
== History ==
The Office of the Attorney-General was established in 1851 by Prime Minister Mason Temple after it became clear to him that there needed to be a government department responsible for judicial policy, thus removing the ability of the Senate Committee on Constitutional Policy to vote and dictate government judicial policy and conduct. 
On 17th August 1851, the first Attorney-General of Alkland, Benjamin Gilbert was appointed to the position as the head of the newly created federal executive department.
Category:Federal Executive Departments of Alkland
Category:Alkland