United chancellor

Must be a citizen of the United Alliance, born within a recognized Alliance planetary system.   Minimum age of 40 Earth years. ( Restriction Lifted During Galactic War.)   Must have served in a senior executive or legislative capacity (e.g., Minister, Senator, or planetary head of state).   Requires a two-thirds Senate vote during election, or full vote if running unopposed.

No active military command during term.   Disclosure of financial and familial interests.   Cannot hold citizenship or titles in a foreign (non-Alliance) planetary government or faction.   Subject to standard psychological evaluation and anti-coercion protocols (Following integration into Sapphire sovereignty).

Elected by the Alliance Senate via internal vote following a six-week deliberation and debate cycle.   Candidates are nominated from among senior political figures or former executive ministers.   The elected Chancellor assumes office during the ceremonial Aurora Transfer, held at the Central Hall of Earth.

Serve as the official executive head and chief diplomat of the United Alliance.   Ratify or veto decisions of the Senate (subject to override).   Lead interstellar diplomatic efforts, including presenting the Alliance’s position before the Sapphire Assembly , when permitted.   Represent the Alliance in state functions, interplanetary summits, and public engagements.   Maintain interplanetary cohesion and policy alignment across the U.A. Planetary member states.

Oversee the Executive Ministry, appointing Ministers to head each department (Defense, Infrastructure, Health, etc.).   Issue Executive Directives to address emergent civil, military, or intersystem affairs.   Approve Alliance-wide budgets, and emergency resource reallocations.   Review and sign treaties or agreements (subject to Sapphire Imperial oversight).   Ensure continued compliance with the Unified Accord of Rights and Order.

Full access to high-level diplomatic channels, secure travel corridors, and classified intelligence from the United Ranger Core.   Permanent residence in the Chancellor’s Wing of the Alliance Command Nexus, Earth.   Lifetime advisory status upon retirement, including voice access to select Senate proceedings.   Personal staff of aides, clerks, and technocrats assigned from the Executive Ministry.

The Chancellor’s Insignia: A stylized sunburst brooch forged of platinum and obsidian with the Seal of the Chancellor.   The Command Signet: A Slate-linked device enabling secure authorization of Alliance-level protocols.   Official diplomatic attire varies by context, but always includes the insignia and a sash displaying their planetary system of origin.   Secured transport: Alliance-grade Quantum drive courier vessel designated for the Chancellor's use.

May be removed by a two-thirds vote of no confidence by the Alliance Senate.   May also be suspended temporarily by Imperial decree in the event of dereliction, sedition, or violation of inter-realm law (though rarely exercised).   Resignation is permitted at any time but must be formally submitted to the Senate in session.

The position of United Chancellor dates back to the original Founding Compact of Earth, Nova Eridani, and Aequinox during the reformation of human governance following the Collapse of the Old Stellar Commonwealth. Originally a rotating leadership role, it was later codified into a singular executive title.   While Chancellors have historically championed diplomatic cooperation, trade harmonization, and military unity through the Ranger Core, their role shifted following the rise of the Sapphire Empire. Though the position retained symbolic weight and legislative influence, its true power became partially circumscribed under imperial oversight — particularly in matters of diplomacy beyond Avalon's borders.   Despite this, the United Chancellor remains the face of Avalonian human civilization

The Chancellor is regarded not only as a statesperson, but as a living symbol of the Alliance’s core ideals: cooperation over conquest, representation over subjugation, and unity through shared purpose.   Ceremonial portrayals of the Chancellor appear in Alliance education, media, and holographic dramatizations of historical events. Children on many member worlds are taught the names of major Chancellors alongside planetary geography and Alliance history.   Even under the Sapphire Empire, the position is widely respected — often regarded as the last great remnant of humanity’s independent democratic legacy.