Rule: As a form of administration, the state is composed of these three systems:

1) Laws

2) State Institutions

3) Local Administrations 

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The state’s legislative organ is sovereign. The People’s Council (Halk Maslahaty) is the Legislative organ of the Türkmenistan state. Government is the executive organ and is regulated by laws made by the sovereign state.

(255)

The highest representative body of popular power is the People’s Council (Halk Maslahaty) of Türkmenistan.

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Every people aspires to wealth. Such aspirations cannot be realized unless they are guided and led by the state. In order to render Ruhnama the Türkmen’s essence, present, and future, we need administrators who are wise, foreseeing and who have

not engaged in any improper and unlawful deeds. If you want to be a proper headman, you will act as if you are mother or father to the whole village. You need to be a man that serves the village day and night. If you think that you are the owner of the village and hold your interests superior to those of the villagers then the way you lead people will diverge from our way.

If you are a district governor or governor, then you will have the whole district’s or city’s burden on your shoulders. If you cannot warm the people under your administration with justice in the way instructed in Magtymguly’s lines, “If you are a judge, then warm your public equally in the way the Sun does,” then you will not be a proper official.

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