Democratic Republic of Qinda

Government Body: Prime Minister

  • Prime Ministral Decree No. 2025-2: Immediate Measures for Cabinet Productivity and National Intellectual Mobilisation

    WHEREAS the prosperity of the Democratic Republic of Qinda depends on the intellectual vigour and operational efficiency of its government;

    WHEREAS the current Cabinet has demonstrated systemic inertia, necessitating urgent corrective action;

    WHEREAS Article 13 Section 4 of the Constitution empowers the Prime Minister to issue directives for the effective administration of the state;

    NOW, THEREFORE, I, Kim Jae-hyun, Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Qinda, hereby order the following:

    Article 1: Ministry Classification

    1. To acknowledge that certain ministries operate primarily in digital or advisory capacities due to the virtual nature of our nation;
    2. To recognise that while such ministries do not engage in direct governance, they provide essential auxiliary functions;
    3. To designate ministries with limited operational scope as “Auxiliary Ministries” and those with direct administrative responsibilities as “Executive Ministries”;
    4. To presume all existing ministries hold “Executive Ministry” status unless otherwise reclassified;
    5. To prioritise resource allocation toward “Executive Ministries” while maintaining necessary support for “Auxiliary Ministries”.

    Article 2: Cabinet Restructuring

    1. To dissolve the Ministry of Digitalisation, as its functions are duplicative of those performed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs;
    2. To provisionally dissolve the Ministry of Justice to mitigate bureaucratic inefficiencies between the executive and judicial branches;
    3. To provisionally dissolve the Ministry of Health and Sport, given its limited relevance in the current governance framework;
    4. To mandate the National Assembly to reinstate any provisionally dissolved ministry should exigent circumstances arise;
    5. To consolidate the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and the Ministry of Agriculture and Industry into a singular Ministry of Development;
    6. To designate the Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Development and Ministry of Science and Education as an “Auxiliary Ministry”.

    Article 3: Cabinet Personnel Adjustments

    1. To appoint Tanaka Ryuzo as Minister of the Ministry of Development;
    2. To remove Seong Jin-woo from his positions as Minister of the Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Finance;
    3. To appoint Nomura Satoru as Minister of the Ministry of Finance;
    4. To appoint Oda Michiko as Minister of the Ministry of Defence.

    Article 4: Ministerial Accountability and Reporting

    1. To require all ministries to submit monthly activity reports detailing their contributions to national welfare;
    2. To establish a minimum threshold of four reports per month to maintain full budgetary allocations and ministerial salaries;
    3. To calculate ministerial salaries proportionally based on report submission compliance;
    4. To authorise the Prime Minister to impose sanctions—including salary reductions, budgetary penalties, public censure, or dismissal—upon ministers who fail to submit a single report within a month.

    This Order shall take immediate effect upon issuance.