Special Administrative Region of Gonave




Setting up Gonave to be ran by a Governmental Not-For-Profit

The basic setup for government would be similar to Hong Kong.  You would have a head of the government, and then other members who form up the main government.  Just like with a Not-For-Profit setup, you have key individuals who have specific duties and roles within the not-for-profit.  The official title of Gonave would be, The Special Administrative Region of Gonave.

A basic setup for Gonave would be:
·         Chief Executive
·         Chief Secretary
·         Chief Financial Secretary
·         Secretary of Justice
·         Chief Administrative Secretary

Each area would have several sub-sections as well.  For example, the Chief Administrative Secretary would be over education and civil services, however there will be an Education  Secretary as well as a Civil Services Secretary. 

The board that would help create bills and advise the Chief Executive of law on Gonave would be called the Executive Council.  The Legislative Council would also be created to create and repel laws, create tax laws, budgets, remove judges, and can impeach the Chief Executive.

The Chief Executive of Gonave would be the head of the Gonave Region and of the Government of Gonave.  Their function would be to nominate the four secretary positions in the government, as well as appointing judges and having communication with the President of Haiti.
Similar to Hong Kong, Gonave would also have a Basic Law which would be similar to a “Constitution”, which would be the rule of law on Gonave.
Gonave would be free to elect its own officials, develop its own currency, have its own flag, develop its own economic and financial systems, as well as develop its own immigration policy.  Gonave would also be able to create its own educational and transportation systems as well.
Citizens of Gonave wouldn’t have to serve in the Military of Haiti, would still have the same national anthem as Haiti and the island itself would be defended by Haiti and represented internationally by Haiti.   Gonave would not have a standing arm, but could have a Coast Guard program to help with National Disasters.  The Chief Executive could call on the Military of Haiti to help in matter of civil strife.  Haiti would not be obligated to financially help Gonave.


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