Supreme Collegium

The Supreme Collegium is the High Council of Britain in charge of voting on the High King of Britain. It consists of a fluctuating number of 25 - 35 legates including kings, dukes, earls, churches, and city senates. Most legates don't vote themselves, but are represented by local bishops.

Public Agenda

The Supreme Collegium is in charge of maintaining the rules of the island and keeping the peace.

History

The council was formed in 306, when Britain was under Roman rule. Shortly after, they selected High King Constantin as the first High King of Britain.