High Council of AROP

The High Council of the Alexshinian Revolutionary Order Party (Alexshiniska Revolutionära Orderns Partis Högsta Råd - AROP-HR) is the judiciary part of the AROP government according to the separation of powers principle. Compared to a state, the High Council serves as the AROP's governing authority and has a responsibility to vote for a Grand Leader every sixth year, prevent him from commiting abuse of authority or abuse of power, as well as deliberate over organization-wide issues and decisions. The High Council also serves as the AROP's high court until an actual judiciary institution has been established.

June 2007
Alexander I was elected Grand Leader of AROP in June 2007.

February 2011
In February 2011, it was decided that Suriname would be the organization's first target for a revolution.

November 2011
A major government reform was accepted after deliberation about the newly introduced November constitution. This included further separation of powers, separation of political AROP from military AORA, a definate six-year term for Alexander I as Grand Leader until November 2017, establishment of the November constitution as a new code of law within the party, the introduction of the role of Prime Minister equal to Grand Leader, and separation between the Prime Minister-High Council government from the Grand Leader and his advising powers.