The Council of Ten functioned as a legislative entity within the Tapani Federation located in the Tapani sector. This group represented a core subset of experienced individuals from the larger Great Council, whom the Prime Minister could convene to circumvent the Senate when addressing critical matters like domestic security, financial affairs, and international relations. Contrary to its title, the council's membership consisted of 35 individuals. A term of service was capped at two years, followed by a mandatory two-year hiatus before re-eligibility. This structure aimed to prevent enduring power accumulation while ensuring the Council of Ten retained knowledgeable members.