Subdivisions in Sheaman

## States & Sub-States

Powers

Sub-State Powers 1950-1974

* Agriculture, forestry and fishing
* Education & Learning
* Environment
* Housing
* Health & Social Care
* Sports and Arts
* Emergency Services
* Transport
* Elections
* Voting System

1950-1974

* Agriculture, forestry and fishing
* Education & Learning
* Environment
* Housing
* Law and Order
* Health & Social Care
* Sports and Arts
* Emergency Services
* Tax
* Local Governments
* Courts
* Economic Policy
* Transport
* Constitution
* Elections
* Voting System

2007-2022

* Agriculture, forestry and fishing
* Education & Learning
* Environment
* Housing
* Law and Order
* Health & Social Care
* Sports and Arts
* Emergency Services
* Tax
* Local Governments
* Courts
* Economic Policy
* Transport
* Defence (incentive to abolish)
* Welfare
* Immigration (some) (incentive to abolish)
* Constitution (incentive to limit)
* Elections
* Voting System
* Political System (limited range) (accepted further limit to political system flexibility

## Administrative States

### City-States

#### Coloras City

The Administrative State of Coloras City was created by the Expansive Administration Act 1967 which granted Coloras City certain powers to govern. The act was passed due to many believing its status of being a state was way too high and giving it more power than the territory needed thus a compromise was made to give it considerable powers but that of State powers to show representation in the countries politics. The Act was suggested in 1957 by Joseph Jacks but parliament denied the Bill and was put down the rain until the mid 60s when when protests for a devolved government in Coloras City. This caught the attention Prime Minister Sophie White who quickly got her Act passed in Parliament under the name "The Expansive Administration Act 1967."

The Act gave these powers to the Coloras City Assembly;

* Agriculture, forestry and fishing
* Education & Learning
* Environment
* Housing
* Law and Order
* Health & Social Care
* Sports and Arts
* Emergency Services

The system also included that Elections would be organised by the State of Lower Andalusias that decided to have elections every 5 years and FPTP was to be used as the voting system.

Powers

* Agriculture, forestry and fishing
* Education & Learning
* Environment
* Housing
* Law and Order
* Health & Social Care
* Sports and Arts
* Emergency Services
* Income Tax
* Elections
* Voting System

#### Ciudad de José/City of Joseph

Powers

* Agriculture, forestry and fishing
* Education & Learning
* Environment
* Housing
* Emergency Services
* Elections
* Voting System

### Island Legislatures

#### Sheaman Isles Parliament (Abolished 1985)

Powers

* Education & Learning
* Housing
* Law and Order (Some)
* Sports and Arts
* Emergency Services
* Elections
* Voting System

##### Sheaman Isles Semi-National Court (Abolished 1985)

Powers

* Reviews Unjust National Laws
* Reviews National Laws

## Regional Governments

### City Councils

* Bins & Recycling
* Planning and Building
* Schools & Learning (some)
* Environment
* Council Tax
* Housing
* Roads, Infrastructure & upkeep
* Cultural Heritage
* Elections

#### City Council Seats

City Councils have to have a certain population for a certain amount of seats

* Under 100,000 - 5 Seats
* Over 100,000 - 10 Seats
* Over 200,000 - 15 Seats
* Over 300,000 - 20 Seats
* Over 500,000 - 30 Seats
* Over 750,000 - 50 Seats
* Over 1,000,000 - 65 Seats
* Over 1,500,000 - 80 Seats

### District Councils

* Bins & Recycling
* Planning and Building
* Schools & Learning (some)
* Environment
* Council Tax
* Housing
* Roads, Infrastructure & upkeep
* Cultural Heritage
* Elections