Being A Member Of The Which Has A Hereditary Constitutional Monarchy, S Governor Is Appointed By The Queen Of The Kingdom. He Does Not Exactly Wear The Royalty Wardrobe Consisting Of A Cape And A Crown, But He Does Act As The Sovereigns Representative On The Island. The Governor Has A Term Of Six Years From The Date Of Appointment. The Legislature Of The Government Is A 21-member Parliament, Holding A Four-year Term Of Office And Duly Elected Through Popular Vote. An Elected Prime Minister Heads The Government And Receives Legislation From The Seven-member Council Of Ministers, Forming The Executive Power. The Judicial Powers In The Government Is Carried Out By The Common Court, The Justice Of Aruba, And The Supreme Court Of The .The State Constitution Was Approved On But Was Proclaimed On August 19 Using The Dutch Language. The Translation Of The Constitution To S National Language, Papiamento Was Completed On The Same Year, But It Still Hasnt Been Proclaimed. The Government Stated Its Independence Day On The First Day Of The Year 1986. Officially Became A Sovereign And Independent Of The Kingdom Of The . Used To Be A Part Of The Along With Five Other Islands, Which Are , , St. Maarten, , And . However, Around March 1983, At A Round Table Conference, All Partners In The Kingdom Which Consist Of , The Central Government Of The , And The Governments Of Each Of The Islands Agreed That Be Given Separate Status Within The Kingdom. Hence, Was The Beginning When The Kingdom Consisted Of Three Partners: , , And The Five-member Islands Of The . This Means That While Will Remain Part Of The With Direct Ties With , The Central Government Of The Will No Longer Have A Say On Any Of Its Affairs. The Affairs That Were Formerly Handles By The Central Government Of The Which Are Now Under Government Jurisdiction Are Aviation, Customs, Immigration, Communications And Other Internal And External Matters. Defense And Foreign Affairs Matters Are Still Under The Kingdoms Responsibility.The Stability Of The Government Is Evident In Its People. Island Locals Are Well-educated, Friendly, And Generally Emit A Positive Attitude. The Government Has Been Promoting The Island As An Upscale Type, Supported By The Absence Of Beggars, Street Vendors And Camp Sites. Residents Are Evidently Happy And Most Enjoy High Standards Of Living. Now You Know That When They Say Bon Bini, They Actually Mean It!
