Chief of state includes the name, title, and beginning date in office of the titular leader of the country who represents the state at official and ceremonial functions but may not be involved with the day-to-day activities of the government. Head of government includes the name, title of the top executive designated to manage the executive branch of the government, a.
The description subfield provides the legislative structure unicameral — single house; bicameral — an upper and a lower house ; formal name s ; number of member seats; types of constituencies or voting districts single seat, multi-seat, nationwide ; electoral voting system s ; and member term of office. The elections subfield includes the dates of the last election and next election.
The highest court s subfield includes the name s of a country's highest level court s , the number and titles of the judges, and the types of cases heard by the court, which commonly are based on civil, criminal, administrative, and constitutional law. A number of countries have separate constitutional courts.
Their powers and roles are defined by its Constitution. The Supreme Council is the top policy-making body in the UAE, and the President and Vice President are both elected by the council for renewable five-year terms.
Each emirate has a different degree of financial influence and prestige; this is openly seen by how positions in the federal government are allocated. Since Dubai a former oil producer is the current commercial hub for the UAE, its ruler is the prime minister and vice president. Following the independence of the UAE in , the government has strived to establish its federal institutions entirely. The complexity of local governments within the seven emirates depends on development and size of each emirate.
For example, physically and financially bigger emirates such as Abu Dhabi are further divided into various municipalities in this case two. Traditionally, regional rulers hold open discussions with their citizens whether they are elite, merchants or ordinary people.
In the most recent election, there were , eligible voters. The elections are not based on a party system, but on individual candidates. There are no political parties in the UAE, because political parties are forbidden. The legal system of the UAE is based on a dual system of Sharia and civil courts. Judges are appointed by the president. Each emirate has its own local government, and municipal governments.
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