President's Manual

Chief of State: The Chief of State is the head of the government. Its role is to control the state by using political powers, functions, and duties that are written in the constitution. This is an important position because having a ruler makes less argumentation and state processes are ran more quickly. The past shows that the Chief of State has had the most control than any other position especially in the state of emergency.

Chief Executive: The Chief Executive is the highest ranking position of any organization. It is in charge of total management in the agency. Usually the Chief Executive has subordinate executives where they would report back. This makes the agency run more smoothly. The position is important because a person is needed to see all available aspects of the government in order to find the necessary improvements.

Chief Administrator: The Chief Administrator is in charge of more that three million employed civilians. It directs and administrates the employs by giving proper orders. It also spends more than a trillion dollars a year on necessary equipment and changes. The importance of having a Chief Administrator is to have one person doing the spending and not have too many people spending corporate money at once.

Chief Diplomat: The Chief Diplomat is the main architect of American foreign policy. Its role is to conduct foreign policy by directing the actions of American ambassadors. Another role is to sign treaties and trade agreements with leaders of other nations. This position is important because having one person communicate with foreign countries is best in order to keep friendly relationships with them.