Government
The Cabinetof the Prince-Abbot
The Sovereign's immediate council — ministers and advisers responsible for the day-to-day administration of the state and its engagement with the modern world.
The mandate
Serving the Crown, administering the state
All authority proceeds from the Prince-Abbot; the Cabinet exercises it daily.
Alongside the Principality's ancient councils — the Crown Council, the Council of State and the Monastic Council — the Cabinet carries the modern executive: it prepares the acts of government, conducts the administration and answers for its conduct to the Sovereign.
The offices
The offices of the Cabinet
Alongside its ancient councils, the Principality maintains a modern executive structure to manage contemporary state functions and international engagement.
Prime Minister
Chief executive officer of the state, responsible to the Prince-Abbot for the day-to-day administration of all government functions.
Dicasteries
The administrative departments of the Principality's government. Their portfolios are established by the Prince-Abbot in council.
e-Governance
The digital infrastructure through which the Principality engages with its citizens and e-residents, manages registry records, and extends its chancery into the connected world.
Diplomacy & International Cooperation
The office responsible for the Principality's engagements with other states, international organizations, and the pursuit of recognition and cooperation among micro-states.
Composition
The members of the Cabinet
The names, titles and official portraits of the members of the Cabinet are published by the Chancery. This page is kept current with each official announcement of the Principality.
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