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[[Audrick Hill]] formed a majority republican government, his '''fifth ministry''', on 13 January 3026 in the hours following the [[3026 Wiltshire general election|3026 general election]]. In his victory speech, Hill declared "a new age for a new republic", after which he was re-appointed prime minister by [[Governor-General of Wiltshire|governor-general]] [[Ray Banes]].


== Offices of State ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Fifth Hill ministry
!Portfolio
! colspan="2" |Minister
!Party
|-
|[[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]]
----Minister for the Republic
![[File:AudrickHillnew.jpg|center|frameless|200x200px]]
![[Audrick Hill]]
|Republican
|-
|[[Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire]]
----Minister of State for the Cabinet Office
![[File:Amy Raab.jpg|center|frameless|205x205px]]
![[Amelia Raab|Amy Raab]]
|Republican
|-
|[[Chancellor of the Exchequer]]
![[File:GavinThompson.jpg|center|frameless|188x188px]]
![[Gavin Thompson]]
|Independent
|-
|Minister of State for the Foreign Office
![[File:Gwilliam.jpg|center|frameless|150x150px]]
![[Gwilliam Saunders]]
|Republican
|-
|Minister of State for the Defence Office
![[File:Silas.jpg|center|frameless|225x225px]]
![[Silas Braun]]
|Republican
|-
|Minister of State for the Home Office
![[File:Caturla.png|center|frameless|190x190px]]
![[Lia Caturla]]
|Republican
|-
|Minister of State for the Progress Office
![[File:LukeFord3.jpg|center|frameless|193x193px]]
![[Luke Ford]]
|Republican
|-
|Minister of State for the Domestic Office
![[File:FarsAlber.jpg|center|frameless|225x225px]]
![[Fars Alber]]
|Republican
|-
|[[Attorney General of Wiltshire]]
----Minister of State for the Justice Office
![[File:PeterRTHarris.jpg|center|frameless|200x200px]]
![[Peter RT Harris]]
|Independent
|}
== Junior ministers ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Full composition of the fifth Hill ministry
!Portfolio
!Minister
!Party
|-
! colspan="3" |<big>Cabinet Office</big>
|-
!''Minister of State for the Cabinet Office''
!Amy Raab*
!Republican
|-
|Chief Secretary to the Cabinet Office
| rowspan="2" |JP Beckett
| rowspan="2" |Republican
|-
|[[Terrace Street Chief of Staff]]
|-
|Leader of the National Assembly
| rowspan="2" |Owen Lassiter*
| rowspan="2" |Republican
|-
|Government Chief Whip
|-
|Junior Minister for the Civil Service
|Jade Potter
|Republican
|-
! colspan="3" |<big>Treasury</big>
|-
!''Chancellor of the Exchequer''
!Gavin Thompson
!Independent
|-
|Chief Secretary to the Treasury
| rowspan="2" |Grant Katzenmoyer*
| rowspan="2" |Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Budget Responsibility
|-
! colspan="3" |<big>Foreign Office</big>
|-
!''Minister of State for the Foreign Office''
!Gwilliam Saunders*
!Republican
|-
|Chief Secretary to the Foreign Office
| rowspan="2" |Gordon Teal*
| rowspan="2" |Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for International Development
|-
|Ambassador to the Imperium
|Beau Martin
|Republican
|-
|Ambassador to the Covalence Mechanism
|Christopher Konty*
|Republican
|-
|Ambassador to the Paxemese Union
|David Loynd*
|Republican
|-
! colspan="3" |<big>Defence Office</big>
|-
!''Minister of State for the Defence Office''
!Silas Braun*
!Republican
|-
|Chief Secretary to the Defence Office
| rowspan="2" |William Strong
| rowspan="2" |Independent
|-
|Junior Minister for the Wiltshirian Republican Army
|-
|Junior Minister for Commonwealth Security & Terrorism
|Helen Blair
|Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Veteran's Affairs
|Ektor Tannite
|Republican
|-
! colspan="3" |<big>Home Office</big>
|-
!''Minister of State for the Home Office''
!Lia Caturla*
!Republican
|-
|Chief Secretary to the Home Office
| rowspan="2" |Darwin Moore
| rowspan="2" |Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Policing and Law Enforcement
|-
|Junior Minister for Immigration
|Winnie Everard
|Republican
|-
! colspan="3" |<big>Progress Office</big>
|-
!''Minister of State for the Progress Office''
!Luke Ford*
!Republican
|-
|Chief Secretary to the Progress Office
| rowspan="2" |Sal Mackenzie*
| rowspan="2" |Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Trade
|-
|Junior Minister for Productivity
|Alaric Sand
|Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Science, Technology, and Innovation
|Matilda Brooks
|Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Development, Infrastructure, and Investment
|Eduard Fischer
|Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Transportation
|Bridget Lawson
|Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Nuclear Affairs
|Helena Meyer
|Republican
|-
! colspan="3" |<big>Domestic Office</big>
|-
!''Minister of State for the Domestic Office''
!Fars Alber*
!Republican
|-
|Chief Secretary to the Domestic Office
| rowspan="2" |Lucy Hobbs*
| rowspan="2" |Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Education & Health
|-
|Junior Minister for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs
|Kirk Ashford*
|Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Communities and Local Government
|Aaron Ashford*
|Republican
|-
|Junior Minister for Work and Pensions
|Moon-See Park*
|Republican
|-
! colspan="3" |<big>Justice Office</big>
|-
!''Minister of State for the Justice Office''
!Peter RT Harris
!Republican
|-
|Chief Secretary to the Justice Office
| rowspan="2" |Spencer Grey
| rowspan="2" |Republican
|-
|Solicitor General of Wiltshire
|}

Latest revision as of 18:11, 4 January 2026