Chief Convener
Saru Rain Water El Bey
Convenes the government, preserves continuity of mission, and carries authorized decisions of the Founding Assembly.
Provisional government
The five-person Founding Assembly is the supreme deliberative body during the founding period. The four Heads administer distinct offices; they do not own the Nation, its history, its archives, or its citizens.

Chief Convener
Convenes the government, preserves continuity of mission, and carries authorized decisions of the Founding Assembly.
Chief of Records & Enrollment
Stewards enrollment, protected heirship records, citizenship administration, and the integrity of the national roll.
Chief of Community Affairs
Stewards community relations, member welfare, participation, service, and communication across the Nation.
Chief of Treasury & Administration
Stewards treasury, administration, institutional records, and accountable management of national resources.
Decision rule
Ordinary action by the four-Head body requires two of the four Heads and approval of the Founding Assembly. The five-person Assembly acts by unanimous vote during the founding period.