Ministries of Teiko

The ministries of Teiko are the most influential part of the executive branch of the federal government of Teiko. Each ministry is headed by a Minister who is appointed by the Daijō-daijin, all ministerial appointments do not require Royal Council confirmation. Under each minister are several Deputy Ministers also called as State Ministers. The combined heads of these ministries together with the heads of other independent agencies and commissions form the core of the Daijō-kan. As of 2023, there are currently 18 ministries.

Daijō-kan Office[edit | edit source]

The Daijō-kan Office is responsible for handling the day-to-day affairs of the Daijō-kan. Offices which reports to the Daijō-kan Office are the following:

Other independent agencies which are not under the supervision of the Daijō-kan Office but often reports to the Daijō-kan Office are the following:

Ministries[edit | edit source]

Former ministries[edit | edit source]

Ministry of Health, Education, Culture and Sports

List of state ministers[edit | edit source]

State Minister for Foreign Affairs
State Minister for Press and Media Relations

Notes[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]

External links[edit | edit source]

v t e Teikonian government ministries and agencies
	Daijō-kan Hwabaek
	Office of the Daijō-daijin Daijō-kan Office Daijō-kan Legislation Bureau National Security Council Royal Civil Service
	Royal Household Agency Fair Trade Commission Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority National Public Safety Commission and National Police Agency Financial Services Agency Consumer Affairs Agency Teiko Trade and Investment Board Teiko Regional Statistics Office Royal Archives of Teiko Royal Library of Teiko Special Advisory Board National Electoral Commission Teiko Signals Directorate National Intelligence Service
	Internal and External and Communications Interior and Home Affairs Transportation Defense Trade and Industry Budget and Finance Commerce Social Welfare and Development Agriculture and Environment Utilities and National Development Science and Technology Regional Economic Planning and Development Justice State Security Information and Communications Technology Youth and Sports Health and Medical Services Education and Culture
	Board of Audit (constitutionally independent)