Securing peace and order across the continents

A legislature, an executive and an independent judiciary, each answerable to the law and recorded openly in the CSA Gazette.

Built on public trust

Each body has a clear remit, a named leader and a public record in the CSA Gazette.

  • Departments

    Each department leads one area of public life and is accountable for every decision it makes.

  • Independent commissions

    Commissions work at arm’s length from the executive, so oversight stays impartial.

  • Uniformed services

    Disciplined services that protect the public, held to the same law as everyone else.

  • Continental AssemblyContinental Assembly
  • The JudiciaryThe Judiciary
  • Judicial Service CommissionJudicial Service Commission
  • Human Resources CommissionHuman Resources Commission
  • Civic Affairs CommissionCivic Affairs Commission
  • Continental Armed ForcesContinental Armed Forces
  • Continental Security CorpsContinental Security Corps
  • Continental Law Enforcement AuthorityContinental Law Enforcement Authority
  • Attorney General’s OfficeAttorney General’s Office
  • Prosecutor General’s OfficeProsecutor General’s Office
  • Department of Judicial AdministrationDepartment of Judicial Administration

The CSA in numbers

  • 12Cabinet departments

  • 3Branches of government

  • 2Nations in the CSA’s scope

Explore the CSA

Find your way around.

Organisation

How the CSA fits together: its branches, departments, commissions and services.

Careers

Work for the CSA: in its service, as a Federal Agent, or in the Executive Service.

Leadership

The Director, the Deputy Director and the Cabinet.

The Gazette

Every framework, circular and mandate, published in the open.