What is the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi?

The Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi is an Indigenous governing body based on Kauaʻi, formed in its present constitution in 1990. It holds that it continues the lineage and legal standing of the Hawaiian Kingdom. That is the Kingdom's own position; it is not a member or observer of the United Nations and holds no instrument of recognition from any state.

Who is the Aliʻi Nui of the Kingdom of Atooi?

Aliʻi Nui Aleka Aipoalani is Head of State as designated by the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. The Kingdom maintains a genealogical claim to the aliʻi of Kauaʻi; that lineage is held in Kingdom and custodial records and is not established by an independent published genealogy in this archive.

What is the Kingdom's position on the 1893 overthrow?

United States Public Law 103-150 (1993) acknowledges that the 1893 overthrow occurred without the consent of the Native Hawaiian people. The Kingdom's position is that Hawaiian sovereignty was therefore never lawfully extinguished. The United States position is that Hawaiʻi is a state of the Union, and no court has ruled in the Kingdom's favour on this question. UNDRIP addresses Indigenous peoples generally and is not a recognition instrument.

How is the Kingdom of Atooi related to King Kamehameha and the Hawaiian Kingdom?

The Kingdom asserts descent from the aliʻi lines of the pre-unification kingdoms of Hawaiʻi, and maintains treaties, decrees and a ceremonial record. These are Kingdom-held records; the archive labels each with its evidence class rather than presenting them as independently verified.

Government & Kingdom Structure

The offices of the Kingdom as they are documented in the current public record.

Evidence framework

Every classified record on this site carries one of four states. Hover or focus a state to read what a record of that kind establishes and what it does not.

Independently documentedKingdom recordTradition / custodial recordDocumentation pending

Full definitions, including what each class of record does and does not establish, are set out in theEvidence Standards.

This register lists only those offices for which the Kingdom’s own public record holds an entry. No ministry, department, embassy, court, or agency is listed unless it is already documented on this site. Where a field is not held in the public record, it is marked as undocumented rather than supplied.

Offices and appointments recorded here are internal to the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi and are made under the Kingdom’s own law. They are not accreditation, recognition, or appointment by any other government or international organisation. The fuller ministerial record is held on the Council of Ministers page.

Last substantively reviewed: September 6, 2026

Note on Institutional Titles

Institutional titles — including office, mission, representative, and ambassadorial designations — are reproduced as they appear in the Kingdom's own records and in primary-source documents held in the archive. Their reproduction does not imply accreditation, credentialing, or recognition by any government or international organisation unless a cited external source explicitly establishes that fact. Where no such source is held, the title is recorded as an internal appointment of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. Traditional and chiefly titles are given in their own language and are not translated into Western equivalents such as “King”, “President”, or “Minister”; where an outside publication uses such a translation, it is marked as that publisher’s wording. Where a person’s exact title is not established by the record, neutral wording is used — traditional leader, customary leader, Indigenous leader, or Kingdom representative.

In Brief

Who is the Aliʻi Nui?: Aleka Aipoalani, who holds the office the Kingdom designates as Head of State of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. He appoints the ministers and representatives listed below and holds custodianship of the Kingdom's ceremonial and genealogical patrimony.
What is the source of authority claimed for the office?: The Royal House claims hereditary succession under the Kingdom's own customary and internal law, with custodianship conferred by the Kūpuna of the Royal House. No external government or international organisation is claimed as the source of the office. The evidence supporting each genealogical link is classified in the genealogy register.
What is the Aliʻi Moʻi role?: The consort of the Aliʻi Nui, appearing alongside him in cultural stewardship, ceremonial protocol, formal audiences, and journeys recorded in the photographic archive. The current record carries two name forms for the consort and they are not reconciled, so no single holder is stated.
What councils currently exist?: Two are documented: the Council of Ministers, whose members are the ministers in this register, and the Council of Cultural Advisors (Kahu), whose individual members are not published. No court, legislature, or other council is documented.
Which offices actually function at present?: Those the register classifies as currently staffed or demonstrably operational: Aliʻi Nui — Head of State; Chief of Staff, Office of the Aliʻi Nui; Minister of Foreign Affairs & International Relations; Minister of Finance & Technology; Minister of Interior; Marshal Corps; Office of International Relations (UN Engagement); Council of Ministers. Offices marked vacant are provided for in the Kingdom's structure but have no recorded officeholder.
How are officials appointed or recognised?: By the Aliʻi Nui, under the Kingdom's own internal law. These are internal appointments; no receiving government or international organisation has documented acceptance of them, and no accreditation is claimed. No appointment instrument is published for any office in this register, so no listing here is described as confirmed.
Who is authorised to issue official communications?: On the current record, the Aliʻi Nui and the Office of Communications. That office has no named officeholder in the public record. The contact form is the reliable channel for correspondence.
Which roles are traditional, ceremonial, or administrative?: Each entry below carries that classification. Traditional and ceremonial roles rest on customary practice within the Royal House; administrative roles carry out the Kingdom's internal business. Several offices are more than one of these, and the classification is stated only where the record supports it.

Institutional Accountability

How appointments are made: By the Aliʻi Nui, under the Kingdom's own internal law, and entered in the register on this page. No appointment instrument is published for any office in the register, so no listing here is described as confirmed. These are internal appointments; no outside government or organisation has documented acceptance of them and none is claimed.
How decisions are recorded: Decisions the Kingdom publishes take the form of royal decrees, official statements, and correspondence, each held in the archive with its own record. No minutes or resolutions of the Council of Ministers are published in the current public archive.
Who may issue official statements: On the current record, the Aliʻi Nui and the Office of Communications. That office has no named officeholder. Correspondence on external relations has been issued by the Minister of Foreign Affairs. No other person or body is recorded as authorised to speak for the Kingdom.
How financial records are reviewed: No audit, financial statement, or review of the Kingdom's finances is published in the current public archive, and no independent auditor is recorded as engaged. The Sovereign Bank of Atooi and the KALAKOA humanitarian ledger are internal instruments of the Kingdom; neither is a licensed or supervised financial institution.
How complaints or corrections are submitted: Through the contact form at /contact and the corrections address published on the contact page. Documented corrections received are recorded on the Corrections & Evidence Updates page, together with the register of matters that require further documentation.
Which offices are actually operating: Those classified below as currently staffed or demonstrably operational. Every other office is either vacant or established internally with no published activity. The classification for each office is stated in its entry.

Governing instrument

No constitution or governing instrument of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi is published in the current public archive, and none has been released for publication. The Kingdom invokes the 1864 Constitution of the Hawaiian Kingdom as a historical reference text; that instrument is a historical document of the Hawaiian Kingdom and is not a governing instrument of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. Until a governing instrument is released, the offices in this register rest on the Kingdom's register entries alone.

Public contact

Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office. The published email addresses of the Office of the Aliʻi Nui are listed on the contact page. No mailing address, telephone number, named records officer, or office hours have been published, and none is supplied here.

Head of State

Aliʻi Nui — Head of State

Official name: Aleka Aipoalani
Exact title: Aliʻi Nui — Head of State
Office: Documented at /alii-nui
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: Kūpuna of the Royal House, by conferral of custodianship
Appointment instrument: No instrument of conferral is published in the current public archive. The Kingdom describes the office as held by custodianship conferred within the Royal House.
Term or service period: Recorded as serving from at least 2013, the date of the earliest documented public activity in this archive. No commencement instrument and no end of service are recorded.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: Head of State of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. Exercises the sovereign authority asserted by the Kingdom, appoints ministers and representatives, and holds custodianship of the Kingdom's ceremonial and genealogical patrimony.
Office classification: Office demonstrably operational — Established internally, shown with a named officeholder, and supported by dated public activity documented elsewhere in this archive.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry supported by externally documented activity
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: Kūpuna of the Royal House, by conferral of custodianship. Held under the Kingdom's own customary and internal law.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: This is the office of the Aliʻi Nui itself.
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Traditional · Ceremonial · Administrative

Royal Household

Aliʻi Moʻi — Consort of the Aliʻi Nui

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Aliʻi Moʻi — Consort of the Aliʻi Nui
Office: Documented at /royal-household
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Royal House. The position is held by consortship, not by appointment.
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Occupancy pending verification; the current record does not reconcile the entries held for this office.
Function: Serves alongside the Aliʻi Nui in cultural stewardship and ceremonial protocol, and appears with the Aliʻi Nui at formal audiences, ceremonies, and journeys recorded in the photographic archive.
Office classification: Office established internally — Established under the Kingdom's own internal law and named in the Kingdom register. No named officeholder and no documented activity are published for it.
Evidence classification: Pending verification; the current record is unreconciled
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Royal House. The position is held by consortship, not by appointment.. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Not documented in the current public archive.
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Traditional · Ceremonial

Head of Government

Prime Minister / Premier

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Prime Minister / Premier
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Vacant. No officeholder is recorded in the current Kingdom register.
Function: Coordinates the work of the Council of Ministers and the day-to-day administration of the Kingdom under the authority of the Aliʻi Nui.
Office classification: Vacant office — Provided for in the Kingdom's structure with no officeholder recorded.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Councils

Council of Ministers

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Council of Ministers
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: Carried in the Kingdom's cabinet register for 2025–2027.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: The Kingdom's ministerial council. Its members are the ministers listed in this register. No minutes, resolutions, or meeting records of the Council are published in the current public archive.
Office classification: Office currently staffed — Established internally and shown in the register with a named officeholder. Documented public activity carried out by the office is not separately published.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Council of Cultural Advisors (Kahu)

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Council of Cultural Advisors (Kahu)
Office: Documented at /royal-household
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: Senior practitioners who advise the Aliʻi Nui on traditional protocol, genealogical matters, ceremonial practice, and the preservation of Polynesian cultural knowledge. Individual members are not published in the current archive.
Office classification: Office established internally — Established under the Kingdom's own internal law and named in the Kingdom register. No named officeholder and no documented activity are published for it.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Traditional · Ceremonial

Ministries and Executive Offices

Chief of Staff, Office of the Aliʻi Nui

Official name: Gene Teves
Exact title: Chief of Staff, Office of the Aliʻi Nui
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: Carried in the Kingdom's cabinet register for 2025–2027. No appointment date and no end of service are recorded.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: Administers the household and executive office of the Aliʻi Nui and coordinates the Council's calendar and correspondence.
Office classification: Office currently staffed — Established internally and shown in the register with a named officeholder. Documented public activity carried out by the office is not separately published.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Minister of Foreign Affairs & International Relations

Official name: R. Welch
Note on the name: Spelling of the given name pending verification. The archive carries both "Rodger Welch" and "Roger Welch"; the only Kingdom instruments held in this archive — the 2020 letters to the United Nations Secretary-General and the World Bank correspondence — are signed "R. Welch". Until a signed appointment instrument or other authoritative record settles the spelling, the register uses the initial and this listing is not described as confirmed.
Exact title: Minister of Foreign Affairs & International Relations
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: Recorded as signing as Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2020 and carried in the cabinet register for 2025–2027. No appointment date and no end of service are recorded.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: Directs the Kingdom's external relations with foreign states, Indigenous nations, and inter-governmental organisations, including the Kingdom's engagement with the United Nations system. Appointments made by this office are internal PKOA appointments and are not accreditation by any receiving government or organisation.
Office classification: Office demonstrably operational — Established internally, shown with a named officeholder, and supported by dated public activity documented elsewhere in this archive.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry supported by externally documented activity
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, or the Office of the Aliʻi Nui email published on the contact page. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative
Naming note: The register title is "Minister of Foreign Affairs & International Relations". The cabinet roster carries the shorter form "Minister of Foreign Affairs", and the office is named in the roster as both "Office of International Relations" and "Office of External Affairs". These are the same office; the register title above is the one to use.

Minister of Justice & Legal Affairs

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Minister of Justice & Legal Affairs
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Vacant. No officeholder is recorded in the current Kingdom register.
Function: Custodian of the Kingdom's legal record, foundational instruments, and the conduct of constitutional and international legal affairs.
Office classification: Vacant office — Provided for in the Kingdom's structure with no officeholder recorded.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Minister of Cultural Affairs & Indigenous Rights

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Minister of Cultural Affairs & Indigenous Rights
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Vacant. No officeholder is recorded in the current Kingdom register.
Function: Stewards the ceremonial, genealogical, and cultural patrimony of the Kingdom and the advancement of Indigenous rights under UNDRIP.
Office classification: Vacant office — Provided for in the Kingdom's structure with no officeholder recorded.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Ceremonial · Administrative
Naming note: Three cultural names appear in the record: this ministerial portfolio, the Office of Cultural Affairs, and the Office of Cultural Patrimony, the latter appearing only as the office named against one roster appointee. The Kingdom's governing record does not state how the three relate, so they are not merged here. Consolidation awaits a governing instrument.

Minister of Finance & Technology

Official name: Wayne Higa
Exact title: Minister of Finance & Technology
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: Carried in the Kingdom's cabinet register for 2025–2027. No appointment date and no end of service are recorded.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: Oversees the Kingdom's internal treasury functions and technology administration. The register also assigns to this portfolio the Sovereign Bank of Atooi and the KALAKOA humanitarian ledger. Both are internal instruments of the Kingdom. Neither is a licensed or chartered bank, neither is authorised or supervised by any banking regulator, and no deposit-taking, currency-issuing, or other banking authorisation is claimed or held.
Office classification: Office currently staffed — Established internally and shown in the register with a named officeholder. Documented public activity carried out by the office is not separately published.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Minister of Interior

Official name: Ene Faletogo
Exact title: Minister of Interior
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: Carried in the Kingdom's cabinet register for 2025–2027. No appointment date and no end of service are recorded.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: Administers the internal affairs of the Kingdom, including the Office of the Interior and its registries.
Office classification: Office currently staffed — Established internally and shown in the register with a named officeholder. Documented public activity carried out by the office is not separately published.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Institutions and Offices of the Kingdom

Marshal Corps

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Marshal Corps
Office: Documented at /council-of-ministers
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui, under the Kingdom's own internal law
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: Members are recorded as active in 2013 and 2014 in the documented court record. No establishing instrument and no current roster are published.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: An internal institution of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi established under the Kingdom's own law. It holds no police powers. It is not a United States, State of Hawaiʻi, or other governmental law-enforcement agency; no external government has recognised, deputised, licensed, or accredited it as one; and its members hold no power of arrest, search, or seizure derived from any such government. In the federal prosecution CR No. 14-00032 DKW (D. Haw.) the court treated the participants as private citizens.
Office classification: Office demonstrably operational — Established internally, shown with a named officeholder, and supported by dated public activity documented elsewhere in this archive.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry supported by externally documented activity
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui, under the Kingdom's own internal law. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui, under the Kingdom's own internal law).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Office of International Relations (UN Engagement)

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Office of International Relations (UN Engagement)
Office: Documented at /permanent-mission
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: Documented correspondence issued under this office is held in the archive for 2020. No establishing instrument is published.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: Maintains the Kingdom's external correspondence and its engagement with the United Nations system and other multilateral bodies. It is not a permanent mission, not a diplomatic mission accredited to any state or organisation, and not an embassy. The Kingdom operates no embassy or consulate anywhere, holds no diplomatic accreditation, and claims no UN membership, observer status, consultative status, or registered participation.
Office classification: Office demonstrably operational — Established internally, shown with a named officeholder, and supported by dated public activity documented elsewhere in this archive.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry supported by externally documented activity
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, or the Office of the Aliʻi Nui email published on the contact page. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative
Naming note: This office is reached on the site at the address /permanent-mission, an older address retained so existing links continue to work. The Kingdom holds no permanent mission and the page title is "Office of International Relations".

Genealogical Authority — Keeper of Records

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Genealogical Authority — Keeper of Records
Office: Documented at /genealogy-lineage
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Vacant. No officeholder is recorded in the current Kingdom register.
Function: Maintains the Kingdom's genealogical records and documents lineage traditions through oral history and the records available to it. The office does not adjudicate or certify lineage claims; entries are classified by evidence category in the genealogy register.
Office classification: Vacant office — Provided for in the Kingdom's structure with no officeholder recorded.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Traditional · Administrative

Office of the Royal Archivist

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Office of the Royal Archivist
Office: Documented at /royal-household
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Vacant. No officeholder is recorded in the current Kingdom register.
Function: Responsible for the Kingdom's permanent historical record: correspondence, instruments, ceremonial records, photographic documentation, and genealogical archives.
Office classification: Vacant office — Provided for in the Kingdom's structure with no officeholder recorded.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Record and archive enquiries are received through the contact form at /contact and the records address published on the contact page.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Office of Communications

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Office of Communications
Office: Documented at /press-kit
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Vacant. No officeholder is recorded in the current Kingdom register.
Function: Issues statements on behalf of the Kingdom, handles media enquiries, and maintains its public information channels. On the current record this office and the Aliʻi Nui are the sources of the Kingdom's official communications; no individual officeholder is named.
Office classification: Vacant office — Provided for in the Kingdom's structure with no officeholder recorded.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Press and media enquiries are received through the contact form at /contact and the media address published on the contact page.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Administrative

Office of Cultural Affairs

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Office of Cultural Affairs
Office: Documented at /cultural-stewardship
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Vacant. No officeholder is recorded in the current Kingdom register.
Function: Oversees the preservation, documentation, and transmission of Polynesian cultural practice, including traditional governance, ceremonial protocol, and navigational knowledge.
Office classification: Vacant office — Provided for in the Kingdom's structure with no officeholder recorded.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Traditional · Ceremonial · Administrative
Naming note: Named separately from the Minister of Cultural Affairs & Indigenous Rights and from the Office of Cultural Patrimony. The Kingdom's governing record does not state how the three relate, so they are listed separately rather than merged.

Office of Cultural Patrimony

Official name: No officeholder recorded.
Exact title: Office of Cultural Patrimony
Office: Documented at /permanent-mission
Appointment date: No appointment date is recorded in the current public archive.
Appointing authority: The Aliʻi Nui
Appointment instrument: No appointment instrument is published in the current public archive.
Term or service period: No term or period of service is recorded in the current public archive.
Current status: Listed in the current Kingdom register; appointment instrument not publicly available.
Function: Named in the Kingdom's roster as the office of an appointee holding responsibility for anthropology and museum artifacts. No further description of the office, and no documented activity carried out by it, is published in the current archive.
Office classification: Office established internally — Established under the Kingdom's own internal law and named in the Kingdom register. No named officeholder and no documented activity are published for it.
Evidence classification: Kingdom register entry only; no supporting instrument published
Public contact route: Written correspondence through the contact form at /contact, addressed to the Office of the Aliʻi Nui. No dedicated address or telephone number is published for this office.
Last verification date: 2026-09-06
Source of authority: The office is constituted under the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi's own internal law. Authority within the Kingdom: The Aliʻi Nui. No external government or international organisation is the source of this office's authority.
Relationship to the Aliʻi Nui: Appointed by and serving under the Aliʻi Nui (The Aliʻi Nui).
Traditional / ceremonial / administrative: Not documented in the current public archive.
Naming note: Appears in the record only as the office named against one roster appointee. Its relationship to the Office of Cultural Affairs and to the ministerial cultural portfolio is not stated in the Kingdom's governing record, so the three are not consolidated.