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{{Government_template|title1 = Sonya Inyo Ministry|image1 = Sonya Inyo.jpg|caption1 = Sonya Inyo|date_formed = 27 September 3020|head_of_state = [[Gaius Selan]]|head_of_government = [[Sonya Inyo]]|member_party = Liberal Conservative Party | {{Government_template|title1 = First Sonya Inyo Ministry|image1 = Sonya Inyo.jpg|caption1 = Sonya Inyo|date_formed = 27 September 3020|head_of_state = [[Gaius Selan]]|head_of_government = [[Sonya Inyo]]|member_party = Liberal Conservative Party | ||
Stability Party|status_in_legislature = Minority (through coalition)|opposition_party = Labour Party | Stability Party|status_in_legislature = Minority (through coalition) (24/60)|opposition_party = Labour Party | ||
Socialist Party|opposition_leader = [[Mark Edwin]]|election(s) = N/A|legislative_term(s) = 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]|predecessor = [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)]]}}The '''Sonya Inyo Ministry '''was formed on 27 September 3020, following [[Labour Party (Wiltshire)|Labour]] [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire|Prime Minister]] [[Mark Edwin]]'s removal from office, by [[Sonya Inyo]], the leader of the [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)|Liberal Conservative Party]]. Inyo's government is a coalition between the Liberal Conservative Party and the [[Stability Party of Wiltshire]]. However, despite this coalition, it still controls a minority of seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. This has led to Inyo calling for the [[October 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections]]. | Socialist Party|opposition_leader = [[Mark Edwin]]|election(s) = N/A|legislative_term(s) = 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]|predecessor = [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)]]|date_dissolved = 31 October 3020|successor = [[Second Sonya Inyo Ministry (Wiltshire)]]}}The '''First Sonya Inyo Ministry '''was formed on 27 September 3020, following [[Labour Party (Wiltshire)|Labour]] [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire|Prime Minister]] [[Mark Edwin]]'s removal from office, by [[Sonya Inyo]], the leader of the [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)|Liberal Conservative Party]]. Inyo's government is a coalition between the Liberal Conservative Party and the [[Stability Party of Wiltshire]]. However, despite this coalition, it still controls a minority of seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. This has led to Inyo calling for the [[October 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections]]. Following the election, Sonya Inyo formed a [[Second Sonya Inyo Ministry (Wiltshire)|majority Liberal Conservative government]]. | ||
Inyo is the third female Prime Minister of Wiltshire, and the first to be the child of a former Prime Minister. The Sonya Inyo Ministry | Inyo is the third female Prime Minister of Wiltshire, and the first to be the child of a former Prime Minister. The First Sonya Inyo Ministry was also notable for its diversity, with 41.7% (5 members) of the cabinet being female and 41.7% (5 members) being from an ethnic minority. | ||
== Cabinet == | == Cabinet == | ||
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|Minister for Foreign Affairs | |Minister for Foreign Affairs | ||
|[[File:DEATH.png|thumb|278x278px]] | |[[File:DEATH.png|thumb|278x278px]] | ||
|Iman De'Ath | |[[Iman De'Ath]] | ||
|Liberal Conservative | |Liberal Conservative | ||
|- | |- | ||
|Minister for Trade and International Development | |Minister for Trade and International Development | ||
|[[File:Ashford.jpg|thumb|259x259px]] | |[[File:Ashford.jpg|thumb|259x259px]] | ||
|Aaron Ashford | |[[Aaron Ashford]] | ||
|Liberal Conservative | |Liberal Conservative | ||
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|Minister for Utilities | |Minister for Utilities | ||
| rowspan="2" |[[File:NORRIS.png|thumb|276x276px]] | | rowspan="2" |[[File:NORRIS.png|thumb|276x276px]] | ||
| rowspan="2" |Dolly Norris | | rowspan="2" |[[Dolly Norris]] | ||
| rowspan="2" |Liberal Conservative | | rowspan="2" |Liberal Conservative | ||
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|Minister for Health and Social Care | |Minister for Health and Social Care | ||
|[[File:Turner.png|thumb|193x193px]] | |[[File:Turner.png|thumb|193x193px]] | ||
|Kimberly Turner | |[[Kimberly Turner]] | ||
|Liberal Conservative | |Liberal Conservative | ||
|- | |- | ||
|Minister for Work and Pensions | |Minister for Work and Pensions | ||
|[[File:LYNNE.jpg|thumb|259x259px]] | |[[File:LYNNE.jpg|thumb|259x259px]] | ||
|Ralph Lynne | |[[Ralph Lynne]] | ||
|Stability | |Stability | ||
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|Minister for Communities and Local Government | |Minister for Communities and Local Government | ||
| rowspan="2" |[[File:Velum.png|thumb|196x196px]] | | rowspan="2" |[[File:Velum.png|thumb|196x196px]] | ||
| rowspan="2" |Sid Velum | | rowspan="2" |[[Sid Velum]] | ||
| rowspan="2" |Stability | | rowspan="2" |Stability | ||
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|Minister for Justice | |Minister for Justice | ||
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[[Category:Politics]] | [[Category:Politics]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:50, 20 August 2024
The First Sonya Inyo Ministry was formed on 27 September 3020, following Labour Prime Minister Mark Edwin's removal from office, by Sonya Inyo, the leader of the Liberal Conservative Party. Inyo's government is a coalition between the Liberal Conservative Party and the Stability Party of Wiltshire. However, despite this coalition, it still controls a minority of seats in the Wiltshire National Assembly. This has led to Inyo calling for the October 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections. Following the election, Sonya Inyo formed a majority Liberal Conservative government.
Inyo is the third female Prime Minister of Wiltshire, and the first to be the child of a former Prime Minister. The First Sonya Inyo Ministry was also notable for its diversity, with 41.7% (5 members) of the cabinet being female and 41.7% (5 members) being from an ethnic minority.
Cabinet
| Portfolio | Minister | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Minister of Wiltshire |  |
Sonya Inyo | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for the Civil Service | |||
| Leader of the Liberal Conservative Party | |||
| Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire |  |
Phil Segal | Stability |
| First Minister of State |  |
Kenny Rushmore | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for Education | |||
| Chancellor of the Exchequer |  |
Jack L. Wilson | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for Finance and Economy | |||
| Minister for Foreign Affairs |  |
Iman De'Ath | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for Trade and International Development |  |
Aaron Ashford | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for Defence |  |
Boris Malden | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for the Navy | |||
| Leader of the National Assembly |  |
Moon-See Park | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for the Home Office |  |
Brian Turner | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for Policing and Law Enforcement | |||
| Minister for Utilities |  |
Dolly Norris | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for the Environment | |||
| Minister for Health and Social Care |  |
Kimberly Turner | Liberal Conservative |
| Minister for Work and Pensions |  |
Ralph Lynne | Stability |
| Minister for Communities and Local Government |  |
Sid Velum | Stability |
| Minister for the Cities | |||
| Attorney General of Wiltshire |  |
Fleur Johannsson | Independent |
| Minister for Justice | |||