One of the four arms of Habbo White House is the Executive Branch, also known as the Cabinet. The Executive Branch consists of the Executive Office of the President and the various executive offices and departments that work together to operate the White House on a day-to-day basis.
The Executive Branch houses the President's senior staff, and key staff who lead the various executive offices and departments. These are the most senior executives of the establishment and each hold a position with an in command status from the seventh in-command all the way to the first in-command. As of now, the following is the current structure of the Executive Branch of the White House:
| The Government | |
| Executive Office of the President | |
| Executive Offices | Executive Departments |
| Office of Governmental & Legislative Affairs | Department of State |
| Office of Communications | Department of the Treasury |
| Office of Public Engagement | Department of Defense |
| Department of Justice | |
The Office of Governmental & Legislative Affairs is an office that resides within the Executive Office of the President. It is responsible for ensuring and pursuing the legislative and governmental agenda of the President, advising the President on legal and legislative affairs. Members of the office work in drafting the legislative agenda of the Administration and providing legal advice, representation, and services to the President and the Executive Office.
The Office of Communications is an executive office which is responsible for external and internal communications of the White House. The office is mainly responsible for the dissemination of information via press releases or public briefings, graphics, and even journalism. The Office of Communications is also supported by several teams including the Press Corps and the Communications Team.
The Office of Public Engagement is an executive office which is responsible for external and internal engagement and outreach of the White House. The office is mainly responsible for the planning and hosting of White House Events, engaging the White House community and to assure that the White House is known to the wider Habbo Community. They are supported by the Events Team.
The Department of State is in charge of managing and maintaining Alliances. The Department ensures Alliances are following our Alliance policy and overseeing, adding or removing Alliances of the White House. The Department also works closely with the Department of Defense for security-related issues and foreign threats. The Department is tasked with being the chief negotiator on behalf of the White House for creating and establishing partnerships and treaties with foreign organizations. They are supported by Foreign Service Officers (FSOs).
The Department of the Treasury is an executive department within the White House, which is responsible for the management of financial affairs, financial benefits, employment salaries, room and badge registry, estate, transportation, and the White House Shop. They are supported by Financial Inspectors.
The Department of Defense is responsible primarily for the internal and external security and structural stability of the White House and its employees. The Department is tasked with ensuring that the security infrastructure of the organization is safe, and is further responsible for neutralizing foreign threats who aim to harm members of the White House or its allies and takes security extremely seriously as its highest priority. They are supported by the Intelligence Service, inwhich its members are classified.
In addition, the department manages policies such as the Defense Condition (DEFCON) level, provide assistance to security matters, and maintains records such as those who are on National Punishment, Ban on Sight, and Branch Hiring Blacklists. Further, the Department of Defense at the White House highly condemns the use of illegal internet warfare and aims to shield members of the organization from any harmful threat.
The Department of Justice is an executive department within the White House, which is responsible for the administration and implementation of justice. The Department is responsible for enforcing federal law and provides oversight on the hiring of members of the U.S. Judiciary. This includes the Bar Exam, and Department of Justice Reviews to certify that new members know our laws, and can be an effective administrator of justice to all our employees. The Department of Justice is supported by the Investigations Service.
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