Secretary-General of the High Union of Nations

The Secretary-General of the High Union of Nations is the highest authority and executive leader within the High Union of Nations. The Secretary-General is elected into office on a six month basis, usually in the August and February of the Gregorian Calander.
==Authority==
The Secretary-General has the authority to act as the leader of the Union, and under certain circumstanced suspend a member-state from the Union with a maximum time of 30 days. All acts passed by the Secretary-General may be reversed by the General Assembly at any time, but require a justified reason for those actions. 
The main objective of the Secretary-General is to work as a guide to member-states and as the Union's figure head and representative outside the Union and preforms similar duties.
Photograph	Name 	Nation Representing	Term start 	Term end 	Notes
 	Ian Forrest	Camuria 	15 March 2009	6 August 2009 	The official founder of the High Union of Nations and elected as Secretary-General by the original member states on 15 March 2009. Oversaw the expansion and reestablishment into a worldwide micronational organization. His time as Premier saw six new members join the Union, and is expected to be the fasted growth rate of the Union. He personally drafted the Constitution of the High Union of Nations and sety up the first Union laws and guidelines.
 	N/A 	N/A 	6 August 2009	6 February 2009	N/A