Matterhorn
Executive Actions

Executive Actions

Concrete powers the executive can wield in Matterhorn — and the mark each one leaves. Every act is written to a permanent public ledger.

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Available Actions

Ban party from public events

Autocratic act

Prohibit a rival party from organising public events for 6 months. Their scheduled events are cancelled without compensation.

40 PP ▲ +15 autocracy 6-month effect

Gating power

Regulate Political Parties

The authority to regulate political party formation, funding and conduct

This power is held by professional non-partisan bureaucrats.

Lift public events ban

Democratic act

Free a party from a public-events ban before it lapses, letting them organise again immediately. Events already cancelled by the ban are not restored.

15 PP ▼ -10 autocracy Effect is immediate

Gating power

Regulate Political Parties

The authority to regulate political party formation, funding and conduct

This power is held by professional non-partisan bureaucrats.

Order arrest

Autocratic act

Have a politician arrested for 12 months. While detained they cannot run campaign events, are struck from any election candidacy, keep any cabinet seat but cannot exercise its powers, and cannot post to social media. Their scheduled events are cancelled without compensation.

40 PP ▲ +25 autocracy 12-month effect

Gating power

Head of the Police

Authority over domestic law enforcement and public safety

This power is held by professional non-partisan bureaucrats.

Issue pardon

Democratic act

Release an arrested politician, immediately restoring their ability to run events, stand as a candidate, exercise cabinet powers, and post to social media.

15 PP ▼ -10 autocracy Effect is immediate

Gating power

Grant Pardons

The authority to grant clemency and pardons for criminal offences

This power is held by professional non-partisan bureaucrats.

Treaty Power

Not an executive action: treaty decisions cost no Political Power and add nothing to anyone's autocracy score. They are made by whoever holds this power.

Enter into treaties

Locked

Found treaties, join or leave them, invite other countries and answer invitations on behalf of Matterhorn. A treaty binds the laws of every country that joins it.

No Political Power cost No autocracy score

Gating power

Ratify Foreign Treaties

The authority to formally approve and ratify international treaties

Held by President / Head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs — currently Karin Herrmann (All Matterhorn Forward Bloc).

Treaty decisions for Matterhorn are made by President / Head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (Karin Herrmann).

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Public Ledger

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When an office holder exercises a power, it will be recorded here for all to see.