Secret Power, also known as Secret Power or Secret Authority, refers to the role and responsibilities of company secretaries in public and private corporate governance. This concept mainly originated from common law countries, especially the United Kingdom, but has also been applied in other countries such as Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Secret Power mainly includes communication and coordination with internal and external stakeholders of the company, as well as monitoring the compliance of internal management and external supervision. This role requires the company secretary to have extensive legal, financial, and management knowledge to help the company achieve the best governance practices while complying with legal and regulatory requirements. The modern development of Secret Power also emphasizes the responsibilities of company secretaries in risk management and internal control. This is a mind map about Secret Power. The map contains 5 main branches, namely: Chief Engineer (P) Western Zone, Chief Engineer (P), Central Zone, Chief Engineer (P) Eastern Electrical Zone, Chief Engineer (P), TP&MZ, and Chief Engineer Inspector. Each main branch has a detailed description of multi-level sub branches. Suitable for people interested in Secret Power.