South Anetal

South Anetal, officially the Union of South Anetal, is a country located on the southern tip of Anetal, bordered by ?? on the north and ?? on the west.

Etymology
The name "South Anetal" is derived from the country's geographic location at the southern tip of Anetal. Upon formation, the country was named the Union of South Anetal in Rewish and Unie van Zuid-Afrika in Lindian, reflecting its origin from the unification of the formerly separate Nordalan colonies and Foretrecker republics.

Desegregation and expansion
In 1961, the Liberal Party won a majority in Parliament, and formed a government headed by its leader, Anthony de Graaff. The party was elected on a platform of gradual desegregation, and in 1962 introduced the Representation of Coloureds and Natives Act, which returned coloureds to the general voters roll, while reintroducing a separate voters roll for blacks based on educational attainment or income. Subsequent legislation gradually eliminated discrimination against coloureds in the public sector, and penalised it in the private sector. These actions marked the beginning of a long process of deracialisation. The immediate effect of particularly the re-enfranchisement of coloureds was the electoral

Politics and government
South Anetal is a. The President of the Union, elected by a joint session of Parliament for a six-year term, serves as the ceremonial head of state. Sovereignty is vested in Parliament of South Anetal, which consists of the President-in-Parliament, the Senate and the House of Commons.

The 273 members of the House of Commons are elected are elected in single-member constituencies using a for three-year terms. Since 1979, South Anetal has had a relatively stable two-party system, which the Labour Party on the left and the Liberal Party on the right. The party that wins a majority of the House of Commons in a general election typically forms a majority government, headed by the Prime Minister, while the other forms the Official Opposition, headed by the Leader of the Oposition. Several smaller third parties are also represented in Parliament, including the Anetali Liberation Front, the ?? and the ??.

The 137 Senate seats are apportioned among the divisions of South Anetal proportional the cubic root of their population. Senators are elected by provincial and state legislatures, as well as the city council of ??. Each division's Senate seats are renewed after each provincial or state election in that division. Since Senate elections use a majoritarian electoral system, the majority party or coalition typically elects candidates from its own ranks to the Senate.

Administrative divisions
The Union of South Anetal has been characterised as a case of. It has nine divisions: five provinces, three states and one capital city district. The provinces and the capital city district are essentially unitary subdivisions of South Anetal. All provinces have a unicameral legislature elected using instanf-runoff voting, and a government led by a premier. The city of ?? is governed quite similarly, but uses different terminology, having a city council and a Lord Mayor. The city council is the only legislature in South Anetal elected using single transferable vote.

The states, on the other hand, are traditional homelands of native ethnic groups that have obtained (or retained) autonomy over all internal matters.

In addition, South Anetal includes two island territories.

Foreign relations
South Anetal is a member state of the Anetali Union and the Association of Rewish-speaking Nations.