There is two positions in Parliament 1. Speaker of Parliament SP or Speaker of Parliament is the president of parliament working aside the president an appointment laws and announcing the laws for the whole parliament to decide.

2. Speaker of the House 

SH or House Speaker is the speaker of the house, there are selected and voted upon by the house of Parliamentary representative and can take the place of the speaker of Parliament, absent, resigned, or deceased.

3. House of Parliamentary Representatives

House Representatives will vote in decide and represent on the laws based on what the party wants. Each party has 5 seats, in total that makes 75. 

4. National Tamanse Senate

Senators Also vote on laws when they come to them, But the Senate Has elections which changes the seat unlike the house where a party permanently has 5 seats.

The president of the Republic has couple of jobs

1. Diplomacy, SP and the Senate also does a lot of it too, but most of the time. The President does the most. 

2. Representing The executive branch in the outside government.

3. Laws, they have the final say in the law

4. Military/Law Enforcement, the president works with all military and law enforcement branches in the government with his selected highest generals

And the VP (Vice President) is the leader of the Senate.

The Supreme Court justices works in the Supreme Court which takes the Constitution in interpret it into every law That's brought to its court. Then the Chief Justice is the lead Justice to represent and lead the Supreme Court. The only way for the national judge to leave is either:

1. Impeached

2. Resigned

3. When the president leaves office

The TSC is an sector of government that gives representation To the states of Tama in government. If a law is passed through Parliament and accepted by The president, SP, And National Judge And it affects the states directly, There will be a vote for the by the Governors. And so they have more representation in the government, every 6 months they select a state senator as the president of the council To interact with the government.

Governors are referred to as Governor representatives in the TSC, outside of the TSC they're referred as Governors.