Prime Minister of PISO

The Prime Minister of PISO, also known as the President of Their Majesties' Government, or even more simply and informally, the President, is the chief executive of PISO and is the highest ranking member of the Cabinet. The Prime Minister is in charge of all organizational affairs and matters and reports directly to the sovereigns. Despite the Crown holding the highest diginity in PISO, nearly all executive power is given to the Prime Minister and his or her Cabinet.

Since March of 2013, the permanent office of the Prime Minister has been occupied by the Crown, and both Deputy Prime Ministers alternate each month as Prime Minister. With the election and acclamation of the new sovereigns, this provisionary status will end, and the Prime Ministership will once again be independent of the Crown.

Election and Inauguration
The Prime Minister, along with the two Deputy Prime Ministers, is elected in a condorcet method by the entire PISO electorate. The election always occurs after the Coronation; after his or her election, the Prime Minister and their Deputy Prime Ministers make a visit to the Royal Residence and request permission to form a government. Conventionally, the Prime Minister and his deputies interview and select applicants to form the rest of Cabinet.