Government

The Confederation drops plans for a full suite of codes, limiting the National Convention's active remit to the constitution.

A claim that the Confederation now has complete constitutional, civil and penal codes does not survive scrutiny.

Two intermicronational figures join the honours roll.

The MCLAC will manage prison and community-service work.

A central registry will record titles and oversee ceremonies.

The new body will oversee heraldry, vexillology and civic design.

The third stage of reorganisation absorbs independent units.

The reform begins a consolidation of Mahusetan government bodies.

The legal department is absorbed into the council.

The Confederation's border body is folded into its gendarmerie.

Two senior offices are renamed Greffier-Executive and Greffier-Consular.

The Confederation founds a body to oversee its post.

The body takes the name of the former prime minister.

A new ministry takes on the Confederation's digital portfolio.

A new advisory body draws together government, the Fatherland Union and the national university.

The Confederation's infrastructure body takes a Dutch name.

Dozens of single-subject commissions are merged into a single advisory body.

The National Convention brings Mahusetan law into line with the Berne Convention.

The official Dutch style of the state is amended.

The Confederation's statistics body is renamed.

The title recognises exceptional merit, and is first conferred on the four patres patriae.

A research body and a voluntary alliance of state organisations are founded the same day.

The Ministry of General Affairs is moved out of the Council of Ministers and renamed.

The measure cites data-security concerns over the app.

The deputy prime minister takes charge of a new body.

A new law protects Mahusetan sovereignty from domestic and foreign threats.

The head of state calls his own scheme too impractical to maintain.

The new Cyber Force unit will counter anti-Mahusetan fake news.

A fire service, a civil aviation authority and a lifeguards' brigade are among the new institutions.

The executive is streamlined in a reorganisation.

The Confederation adopts the modern time standard after seven and a half years.

The National Convention creates a body to grow the small citizenry.

The chamber splits the anti-corruption function off from the government.

The Confederation resumes routine government after a controversial pause to update its records.

The Confederation names a target date for the resumption of routine government.

The normalisation institute replaces the Confederation's semi-official template.

The General Affairs ministry recovers control of the state account.

The archiving body answers a concern that would end in the government shutdown of 2016–17, while the arts institute went on to shape banknotes and state symbols before its absorption in 2022.

Their remits run from units of measurement to the granting of flags, in a Confederation intent on acquiring the ordinary instruments of statehood.

The Confederation standardises short names for its institutions.