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ACT OF ATTAINDER 1482 It is hereby decreed that Corbett van Cleef is subject to indefinite exile, rendered an enemy of the state and to be killed on sight should he return to the realm of Oren. His numerous crimes have been overlooked for far too long, yet he is charged for misdeeds committed contemporarily. Among those transgressions include association in the murder of an Orenian citizen, the wrongful manipulation of Orenian soldiers, and utilizing of unlawful means to intimidate a noble of Oren. Likewise the individual who styles himself ‘Romanen Magnus’ is condemned as an adversary of Oren as a result of his assault on an Orenian noble. Furthermore, Ivan Barrow and Godferik Carrion are arraigned on several cases of robbery and the murder of an Orenian citizen as well as association to this murder, respectively. Both Ivan and Godferik are also charged with provoking tensions between the Kingdom of Renatus and Kingdom of Oren, for which allegation they must answer to seperately, in sequence to aforementioned charges. The baseborn and ill-blooded Ivan Barrow is officially censured and instructed never to style himself as Carrion, to be promised a fate similar to Corbett’s should he continue doing so. Godferik Carrion is stripped of his name and henceforth disowned fully and ultimately, to be known as Godferik Barrow, so that he may never again represent his family in a misguided manner unless absolved by a formal act of pardon. It is known that the contempt for the judicial system and court proceedings these individuals possessed is what led to this attaintment. Their immunity to the law shall no longer be acknowledged and their ilk uprooted, so as to stabilize the realm. 21st of the Deep Cold, Signed, J.V.S, PRIME MINISTER AND LORD CHANCELLOR OF OREN

THE PRIVY COUNCIL The Privy Council is to act as the supreme legislative body in the realm, second to none in terms of its administrative capabilities. It is to be chaired by the Prime Minister and composed of two main sections - the Cabinet, which is appointed exclusively by the Prime Minister, and the Crown, whose positions can only be appointed by the monarch. Both halves of the Privy Council come together to form a cohesive unit in terms of governance, the entire council answering directly to the Prime Minister. Prime Minister and Lord Chancellor: Joachim var Sarkoz -The Cabinet Monarch-in-council: Alexander, the First of His Name -The Crown THE CABINET Composed of the Ministers of the Crown, the Cabinet undertakes the day-to-day operation of the government of the realm. They form the bulk of the legislative body and can be appointed or removed from their positions by the Prime Minister alone. They are expected to act on the instruction and command of the Prime Minister. The Cabinet is appointed for terms of three years - except in extraordinary circumstances, the Cabinet cannot be interfered with in-between the dates where the cycle of terms is renewed. The Prime Minister himself is appointed by the monarch on these dates. After a three-year term, the monarch can choose to renew his tenure as Prime Minister for another three-year term, and if successful in retaining his position the Prime Minister can optionally reshuffle his Cabinet. Next term begins: 20th of Horen’s Welcome, 1483 First var Sarkoz Ministry (20th of Horen's Welcome, 1480 - Incumbent) Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Crown: Joachim var Sarkoz Commissar-General and Justiciar of the Crown: Guy de Bar Minister of Diplomacy and Emissary of the Crown: Olivier de Savoie Minister of Finance and Treasurer of the Crown: Vacant Solicitor-General and Privy Seal of the Crown: Iosif of Roiye Vicar-General and Chaplain of the Crown*: Humbert de Bar *Appointed on recommendation by the High Pontiff, acting as the representative of the Church in the Cabinet. THE CROWN The Crown is composed of two, the Lord Marshal and the Lord Steward, both appointed by the monarch, however often on the recommendation of the Prime Minister. Despite the fact that they may only be appointed or removed (Except in extraordinary circumstances) by the throne, both of these positions are ultimately answerable and beholden to the Prime Minister however in contrast to the Cabinet are expected to work autonomously, without his interference or instruction. Reign of Alexander I Monarch-in-council: King Alexander of Carrion, the First of His Name Lord Marshal: Varon Kovachev Lord Steward: Harald Vanir