The Governors of the constituent States and Colony of The Quackers Kingdom play a crucial role in ensuring that national policies are implemented at the regional level while also managing local governance. Appointed by the Prime Minister with the approval of the Reichstag, Governors are responsible for overseeing the administration of their respective regions, including managing local law enforcement, education, healthcare, and economic development. They serve a fixed term of 3 years, with the ability to be removed by the Prime Minister if found in violation of the Constitution or engaged in misconduct. Governors are required to act in accordance with both the directives of the Prime Minister and the laws passed by the Reichstag, ensuring that regional affairs align with national policy. Although they hold significant executive powers within their regions, they are ultimately accountable to the Reichstag, which can scrutinize their actions through regional oversight committees. The appointment of Governors fosters a balance between central authority and regional autonomy, allowing the Kingdom to maintain unity while respecting the distinct needs and characteristics of each region and its citizens.