command of the Chief of Staff of the Navy (CEMA, Chefe do Estado-Maior da Armada). He/she is the only full admiral in active service in the navy and is proposed by the government and vested by the President of Portugal. The CEMA also continues to be the head of the National Maritime Authority, although this became separated from the Navy in 2014. Besides the CEMA and under his command, the Portuguese Navy includes: Naval Staff (EMA, Estado-Maior da Armada); central bodies of administration and management: Superintendence of Personnel, Superintendence of Material, Superintendence of Finance and Superintendence of Information Technologies; naval component command: Naval Command and subordinate maritime zones commands (North, Center, South, Azores and Madeira); advising bodies: Admiralty Council, Superior Council of Discipline of the Navy and Medical Revision Board of the Navy; inspection body: Inspection-General of the Navy; base bodies: bases: Lisbon Naval Base and Support Unit of the Navy Central Facilities, Naval School, Navy Vocational Training System schools and centers: Marines School, Hydrography and Oceanography School, Diving School, Naval Technologies School and Naval Integrated Training and Evaluation Center, squadrons and groups of operational units: Surface Ships Squadron, Subsurface Ships Squadron and Helicopters Squadron, service execution bodies: Underwater and Hyperbaric and Naval medical centers, laboratories and depots, Hydrographic Base, naval support points and other bodies; cultural bodies: Marine Academy, Vasco da Gama Aquarium, Navy Band, Central Library of the Navy, Navy Museum, Calouste Gulbenkian Planetarium and Navy Magazine; elements of the operational component of the system of forces: Marine Corps Command, forces: naval forces and Marine forces, operational units and assets: naval, Marine and divers, centers of the operational component of the system of forces: command centers, command posts and operations support centers; bodies regulated by specific legislation: Hydrographic Institute and Maritime Search and Rescue Service. Culture Ceremonial musical support Musical support is rendered by two formations under the Cultural Center of the Navy: one military band and one fanfare band/drum and bugle corps. Navy Band The Navy Band (Banda da Armada) traces its origins to 1740, when a band called Charamela da Armada was established to provide musical support to the then Royal Navy. Dissolved many times, its current form dates back from the 1880s. Today, under its current Director of Music, Commander Délio Alexandre Coelho Gonçalves it continues a long legacy of service in support of the Navy's primary missions and in the ceremonial role. In April