It is a semi-democratic Hobbesian Oligarchy, With periodic elections but other then that no limits on Unitarian control.
What part of this do you not get? also, corruption? What would you use the money on?
I am only a junior in high school with main focus being in math and science, so I do not know anything about Hobbes's governmental ideals.
Hobbes was basically a theorist who elieved in the innate evil of man, and tha any government, no matter how peaceful, how uncorrupt, how democratic, would eventually be used as a instrument to gain power and wealth by unscrupulous individuals. Moreover, since man is inherently evil, No matter how peaceful he is brought up to be, he can and will commit crimes. He said that he believed all humans were "Short, Nasty, and brutish"
Thereby, the only way to create a equal soviety is to take power from these demons, lest they get hold of it and corrupt it. Essentially, a effort should be made to find the least corrupt indivdual and leave all power to him, so that, even if you disagree with him, you go along with him because you know by disagreeing, you create chaos, and in chaos, monsters thrive. The quote from the tvtropes page sums it up:
"This fight is my king's will. I cannot stop fighting just because I don't agree with him. If we don't pull together under our new king, Daein will fall apart again, just as it did before its liberation."
— Micaiah, Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn
tl;dr: Named after Thomas Hobbes, who wrote in the 17th-century book Leviathan that strong, centralized government is necessary to protect mankind from its own base nature and self-serving desires. Calvin and hobbes was named after him.
This is relevant to the fact that your anti-corruption methods will strip power from the Central Governemnt.