The Aegean Federation is a fascist dictatorship. The President has nearly unlimited power as defined by the constitution of the country, which defines their power as limited by the rights of the people. The absence of a strong legislature allows for the efficient and quick process of policy creation and enforcement. The collective provincial communities are able to dissent from any ruling of the President which they find unethical, at which point it becomes a matter of the High Court, the supreme court of the country, in deciding the constitutionality of the enactment of the President. The President, however, can remove judges of the High Court at will, undermining attempts at ruling laws unconstitutional regularly.