Secretary-General of the High Union of Nations

The Secretary-General of the High Union of Nations is the highest authority and executive leader within the High Union of Nations. The Secretary-General is elected into office on a six month basis, usually in the August and February of the Gregorian Calander.

Authority
The Secretary-General has the authority to act as the leader of the Union, and under certain circumstanced suspend a member-state from the Union with a maximum time of 30 days. All acts passed by the Secretary-General may be reversed by the General Assembly at any time, but require a justified reason for those actions.

The main objective of the Secretary-General is to work as a guide to member-states and as the Union's figure head and representative outside the Union and preforms similar duties.