North Korea has a government classified as a communist state under a totalitarian dictatorship. It is a highly centralized, one-party state led by the Korean Workers' Party, with a dynastic totalitarian dictatorship centered on the Kim family. The country is governed by the principles of Kimilsungism–Kimjongilism, and the government functions under a system where civil and political rights are subordinate to the unity and ideology of the state. North Korea holds non-competitive elections with a single-party list, and power is concentrated primarily in the hands of the Supreme Leader, currently Kim Jong Un. The government structure includes the State Affairs Commission as the supreme authority, an administrative cabinet led by the Premier, and the Supreme People's Assembly as the legislative body, though all branches are tightly controlled by the Workers' Party of Korea.