The Simpson War Ministry was formed on 5 July 3021 as the second war government of the NCR/IDO war. Formed by the Leader of the Labour Party, Jake Simpson, following the July 3021 election, the government was a compromise between the Stability and Labour parties after the new Leader of the Liberal Conservative Party, Glenn Callaghan, refused to continue the LibCon/Stability coalition. Jake Simpson was appointed Prime Minister on 5 July 3021.
With the conclusion of the war on 31 July 3021, the necessity of a war coalition ended. Jake Simpson formed a minority Labour government and dissolved the war coalition.
Cabinet
| Portfolio | Minister | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Minister of Wiltshire
Minister for the Civil Service Minister for Defence Leader of the Labour Party |
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Jake Simpson | Labour |
| Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire
Minister for the War Office Leader of the Stability Party |
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Mitchell A. Crawley | Stability |
| First Minister of State
Minister for Production and Industrial Strategy |
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Morgan MacDonald | Labour |
| Chancellor of the Exchequer
Minister for Finance and Economy |
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Kate Anne | Labour |
| Minister for Foreign and Democratic Affairs |  |
Jördis Dagmar | Labour |
| Minister for the Home Office
Minister for Policing and Law Enforcement |
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Matthew Warner | Labour |
| Minister for Trade and International Development |  |
Phil Segal | Stability |
| Minister for Utilities
Minister for Food |
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Asha Wilkins | Labour |
| Minister for Education and Universities |  |
Lia Caturla | Stability |
| Minister for Health |  |
Matz Valentin | Labour |
| Minister for Work and Pensions | Mario Giordano | Stability | |
| Minister for the Cities
Minister for Communities and Local Government |
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Sid Velum | Stability |
| Minister for Culture, Media and Sport
Postmaster General |
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Francesca Piers | Labour |
| Minister for Environment | Eugene Stanislav | Labour | |
| Leader of the National Assembly
Chairwoman of the Labour Party |
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Liesbeth Margo | Labour |
| Attorney General of Wiltshire
Minister for Justice |
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Fleur Johannsson | Independent |
