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The supreme state organ of power is a type of legislature and the supreme institution in communist states. It operates under the Marxist–Leninist principle of unified state power and serves as the apex of the pyramid-like structure known as the unified state apparatus, providing the structural precondition for democratic centralism in the state. Unlike systems based on the fusion or separation of powers, the SSOP holds legislative, executive, judicial, and all other forms of state power, but commonly delegates these powers to subordinate state organs in line with a division of labour. It formally regards itself as the embodiment of popular sovereignty and its activities in practice are closely shaped by the ruling communist party.
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