Audrick Hill became prime minister for the third time on 8 December 3025, almost exactly seven years on from his first appointment in 3019. He was elected to the leadership of the Conservative party in December, replacing Beau Martin after a dispute over the Pan-Doggerland Free Trade Agreement (PDFTA). He became the first prime minister in Wiltshirian history to be elected to three non-consecutive terms.
Hill's appointment as prime minister was put in doubt when Basil Lethbridge announced he would quit the Conservative party to form his own Covalence party, taking 9 other assemblymen with him. To mitigate the risk of an early general election, Hill formed a coalition with the Liberal party, led by Amy Raab. With the backing of governor-general Ray Banes the two parties formally merged into the Republic Party of Wiltshire. Due to the defection of a number of formerly Conservative assemblymen, the Republic government lost its majority. However, Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian Augustus ordered the dissolution of the National Assembly. The ministry became a caretaker one, until a new government can be elected.
Much of the fourth Hill ministry was absorbed into the third Hill shadow cabinet.
Major policies
- Construction of a new Wiltshirian city at Carnal Bank, Walkerton.
- Deficit elimination within 3026.
- Universal employment within 3026.
- Freeze the minimum wage at 11.25 cm per hour.
- The Secular Bill of Rights.
Caretaker Cabinet of the Fourth Hill Ministry
| Portfolio | Minister | Political party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Minister |  |
Audrick Hil | Republican (formerly Conservative) |
| Minister of State for the Cabinet Office | |||
| Deputy Prime Minister |  |
Amy Raab | Republican (formerly Liberal) |
| Minister of State for the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Office | |||
| Chancellor of the Exchequer |  |
Gavin Thompson | Independent |
| Minister of State for the Foreign Office |  |
Beau Martin | Republican (formerly Conservative) |
| Minister of State for the Home Office |  |
Lia Catu | Republican (formerly Conservative) |
| Minister of State for the Defence Office |  |
Silas Braun | Republican (formerly Conservative) |
| Minister of State for the Progress, Trade, and Transport Office |  |
Luke Ford | Republican (formerly Conservative) |
| Minister of State for the Communities Office |  |
Aaron Ashford | Republican (formerly Liberal) |
| Minister of State for the Energy, Economy, and Nuclear Office |  |
Sal Mackenzie | Republican (formerly Conservative) |
| Minister of State for the Health Office |  |
Fars Alber | Republican (formerly Liberal) |
| Minister of State for the Education Office |  |
Lucy Hobbs | Republican (formerly Liberal) |
| Minister of State for the Work and Pensions Office |  |
Moon-See Park | Republican (formerly Liberal) |
| Attorney General |  |
Peter RT Harris | Independent |
| Minister of State for the Justice Office | |||
| Also attending cabinet | |||
| Chief Secretary to the Cabinet Office |  |
JP Beckett | Republican (formerly Conservative) |
| Terrace Street Chief of Staff | |||
| Chief Secretary to the Treasury |  |
Gwilliam Saunders | Republican (formerly Liberal) |
| Chief Secretary to the Justice Office |  |
Spencer Grey | Republican (formerly Liberal) |
| Solicitor General of Wiltshire | |||
| Leader of the National Assembly |  |
Owen Lassiter | Republican (formerly Conservative) |
| Secretary without Portfolio | |||
Original Cabinet of the Fourth Hill Ministry
| Portfolio | Minister | Political party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Minister of Wiltshire | |
Audrick Hill | Conservative |
| Minister of State for the Cabinet Office | |||
| Leader of the Conservative Party | |||
| Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire | |
Amy Raab | Conservative |
| Minister of State for the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Office | |||
| Chancellor of the Exchequer | |
Gavin Thompson | Independent |
| Minister of State for the Foreign Office |  |
Jan Rau | Conservative |
| Minister of State for the Defence Office | |
Silas Braun | Conservative |
| Minister of State for the Home Office | |
Lia Caturla | Conservative |
| Minister of State for the Progress & Trade Office | |
Luke Ford | Conservative |
| Minister of State for the Energy, Economy, & Nuclear Office | |
Sal Mackenzie | Conservative |
| Minister of State for the Cities & Communities Office | |
Aaron Ashford | Liberal |
| Minister of State for the Health Office |  |
Jacob Erin-Strife | Conservative |
| Minister of State for the Education & Families Office | |
Lucy Hobbs | Liberal |
| Minister of State for the Work & Pensions Office |  |
Ray Banes | Conservative |
| Attorney General of Wiltshire | |
Peter RT Harris | Independent |
| Minister of State for the Justice Office | |||
| Also attending cabinet | |||
| Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister | |
JP Beckett | Conservative |
| Terrace Street Chief of Staff | |||
| Chief Secretary to the Treasury | |
Fars Alber | Conservative |
| Chief Political Strategist |  |
Gus Nixon | Conservative |
| Chairman of the Conservative Party | |||