Separation of Powers

The 3 major powers that compose the kingdom goverment system. The executive, the legislative and the judicial. Are separated, distinct and independent of each other.

The separation of powers is an important part of the kingdom reestructuration. It gived voice to the population and reduced the importance of the Royal House. The change from an Absolute Monarchy to a Semiconstitutional Monarchy was key in the separation of powers.

The population can vote for certain powers in different goverment levels, in the national level it can elect the Legislative Power, and the legislative elects the Judicial. But once elected the Judicial Power, they're out of the influence of the other power mantaining a judicial independence and a separation of powers, politics in the legislative power can't influentiate the judicial; budget, salaries, positions remain mostly the same.