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Officials & Institutions The five constitutional bodies of Germany are the Bundestag and Bundesrat with responsibility for legislation, the Federal Constitutional Court with responsibility for supreme court decisions, and the Federal President and the Federal Cabinet with responsibility for the executive.
The members of the German government and their curriculum vitae.
Curriculum vitae of Horst Köhler, president of the Federal Republic of Germany.
The Bundestag is responsible for making and changing laws as well as
for electing the chancellor. Its members are elected by the public.
The Bundesrat represents Germany's sixteen states, and its consent is needed for the enactment of legislation affecting the states. The state governments select Bundesrat delegates.
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