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EXECUTIVE BRANCH :star: 한국미국 (Republic of Korea (WHO :!?: (Ministers of…

- - - - The chief executive who represents the state to foreign and heads the executive branch.
    - - The Prime Minister is a public official in political service and assists the current president under the current consititution of the Republic of Korea. Also, the Prime Minister supervises each department under the command of the president on the administrative role.
    - - The Minister of Justice
      - The Minister of National Defense
      - The Minister of Unification
      - The Minister of Public Administrartion and Security
      - The Minister of foreign Affairs and Trade
      - Miniter of Culture
      - The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology
      - The Minister of Food, Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries
      - The Minister of Strategy and Finance
      - The Minister of Knowledge Economy
      - The Minister of Gender Equality and Family
      - The Minister of Environment
      - The Minister of Labor
      - The Minister of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs
      - The Minister of Health and Welfare
      - The Minister of Special Affairs
  - - - Head of Executive branch
      - Head of the state
      - Commander in chief
  - - - 5 years
      - The single-term system for the presidency.
        
        The president in Republic of Korea is elected for 4 years with a term limit of one term.
    - - A person who has a nationality of Republic of Korea, is over the age of 40 and living in Korea more than 5 years can be a candidate of president.
  - - - Power to appoint (Executive branch to Judicial branch)
      - Pardon power (Executive branch to Judicial branch)
      - Power to agree to appoint the Supreme Court Justice (Legislative branch to Judicial branch)
    - - Presidential Veto Power (Executive branch to Legislative)
      - Judicial review, unconstitutional (Judicial branch to Legislative)
    - - The impeachment (Legislative branch to Executice branch)
      - Authority to inspect the government offices (Legislative branch to Executive branch)
      - Command authority to examine rules. (Judicial branch to Executive branch)
- - - - The President is responsible for implementing and enforcing the laws written by Congress and, to that end, appoints the heads of the federal agencies, including the Cabinet.
    - - The Vice President is also part of the Executive Branch, ready to assume the Presidency should the need arise.
    - - Secretaries of 15 departments
        
        Secretary of Homeland Security
        
        Secretay of Housing and Urban Development
        
        Secretary of Health and Human Services
        
        Secretary of the Interior
        
        Secretary of Energy
        
        Secretary of Justice
        
        Secretary of Education
        
        Secretary of Labor
        
        Secretary of Defense
        
        Secretary of State
        
        Secretary of Commerce
        
        Secretary of Transportation
        
        Secretary of Agriculture
        
        Secretary of the Treasury
        
        Secretary of Veterans Affairs
  - - - Chief Executive
        
        The President is considered the country's chief executive. He or she evelops federal policies, prepares national budgets, enforces federal laws, and appoints federal officials.
      - Commander in Chief
        
        The President is the commander of the armed services. He or she is responsibel for keeping the country safe and strong both in wartime and during peaceful periods.
      - Foreign Policy Director
        
        The President must direct foreign policy, appoint ambassadors, make treaties, and meet with foreign leaders.
      - A Demanding Job
        
        The President of the United States has many resposibilities.
        The President acts as the head of his or her political party, the chief representatives of the government, and the country's popular leader.
      - Legislative Leader
        
        The President influences the development and passage of laws. However his or her support does not guarantee that a law will be instated. Also, the President has the power to veto any bill that has been passed by Congress.
  - - - 4 years
      - The two-term presidential system
        
        The president of the United States is elected indirectly through the United States Electoral College to a four-year term, with a term limit of two terms (totaling eight years).
    - - one must be 35 years of age, a resident "within the United States" for 14 years, and a "natural born Citizen," a term not defined in the Constitution.
  - - - Recess appointments
      - Emergency calling into session of one or both houses of Congress
      - Commander in chief of the military
      - May force adjournment when both houses cannot agree on adjournment
      - The Vice president is the President of the Senate
      - Compensation cannot be diminished
      - Veto power
    - - Pardon power
      - Power to appoint judges
    - - Vice President and Cabinet can vote that the President is unable to discharge his duties