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Jim Balfour formed the Balfour Ministry as a minority National government on September 9, 3019 following the resignation of Director Fillmore Grey after the September 3019 Election. The Balfour Ministry did not win a majority in the September 3019 Election. In addition, this Ministry is the first ever elected National Ministry (as the National Party hadn't formed by the formation of the Grey Ministry). It would continue to be in service until November 6, 3019 when Prime Minister Balfour was declared officially missing following the September Mutiny. New elections are to be held on November 29 for a new government.

History and formation

The Grey Ministry was formed as a 'National Coalition' between the parties of Wiltshire First, the Liberal Alliance and the Green Party. This centrist political alliance invited Fillmore Grey to form a government (due to none of the party leaders having the wide-spread popularity to form a government). Grey did this and the National Coalition was born. This National Coalition did two major things which shaped the country and the National Party;

Introduced, pass and implement the Green Society Act
Arrange and hold the Wiltshire Independence Referendum

The first made Fillmore Grey incredibly popular. The second led to his resignation as Party Leader. This is because Grey, following the formation of the National Party, had named himself leader of the "Yes" campaign. Though the referendum was much to his credit, he was unable to win the referendum and Wiltshire voted not to become an independent country.

His resignation triggered the August 3019 National Party Leadership Election. This election saw Balfour win a majority on the first ballot - defeating opponents such as Deputy Director Lucy Hobbs and Transport Minister Amy Raab - due to the unexpected last minute dropping out and support from the Leader of the Assembly - Bernard Canterbury. Balfour's election as National Leader led him to running the National Party's campaign in the next election - which didn't go well.

The National Party lost its majority in the Assembly and Balfour was forced to form a minority government - following the resignation of Director Grey.

Cabinet

Portfolio	Minister	Party	Appointed
Director Minister for the Civil Service Leader of the National Party	Jim Balfour AM	National	September 9
First Minister of State Leader of the Assembly	Jacob Erin-Strife AM	National	September 10
Minister for the Cabinet Office	Zach Rees AM	National	September 9
Chancellor of the Exchequer Minister for Finance	Jack Bone AM	National	September 10
Minister for Foreign and Novanite Affairs	Bernard Canterbury AM	National	September 10
Minister for Trade and International Development	Gerald Stevenson AM	National	September 10
Chancellor of the Authority of Juneville Minister for the Environment	Fillmore Grey AM	National	September 9
Paymaster General Minister for Transport	Ray Banes AM	National	September 10
Minister for the Home Office Minister for Internal Affairs	Michele Yarner AM	National	September 10
Minister for Health and Social Care	Peter M. Johnson Jr. AM	N/A	N/A
Minister for Education, Children and Young People	Amy Raab AM	N/A	N/A
Minister for Work and Pensions	William Walker AM	N/A	N/A
Chief Secretary to the Treasury	Moon-See Park AM	N/A	N/A
Minister for the Walkerton Office	Wes Bennett AM	N/A	N/A
Minister without Portfolio Chairwoman of the National Party	Susanne Scarlett AM	National	September 10

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-[[Jim Balfour]] formed the '''Balfour Ministry '''as a minority [[National Party|National]] government on September 9, 3019 following the resignation of Director [[Fillmore Grey]] after the [[September 3019 Wiltshire Legislative Elections|September 3019 Election]]. The Balfour Ministry did not win a majority in the September 3019 Election. In addition, this Ministry is the first ever elected National Ministry (as the National Party hadn't formed by the formation of the [[Grey Ministry (Wiltshire)|Grey Ministry]].
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+[[Marco Pierre]] (As [[Novanite Federation]] President) (September 3019)
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 == History and formation ==
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 == Cabinet ==
- The Cabinet is still being appointed. Here are the appointments that have and have not been made.
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 |First Minister of State
 Leader of the Assembly
 |[[Jacob Erin-Strife]] AM
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+|National
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+|September 10
 |-
 |Minister for the Cabinet Office
 |Zach Rees AM
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+|National
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+|September 9
 |-
 |Chancellor of the Exchequer
 Minister for Finance
 |Jack Bone AM
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+|National
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+|September 10
 |-
 |Minister for Foreign and Novanite Affairs
 |[[Bernard Canterbury]] AM
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+|National
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+|September 10
 |-
 |Minister for Trade and International Development
 |Gerald Stevenson AM
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+|National
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+|September 10
+|-
+|Chancellor of the Authority of Juneville
+Minister for the Environment
+|[[Fillmore Grey]] AM
+|National
+|September 9
+|-
+|Paymaster General
+Minister for Transport
+|Ray Banes AM
+|National
+|September 10
 |-
 |Minister for the Home Office
 Minister for Internal Affairs
-|Vacant
+|Michele Yarner AM
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+|National
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+|September 10
 |-
 |Minister for Health and Social Care
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+|Peter M. Johnson Jr. AM
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+|N/A
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+|N/A
 |-
 |Minister for Education, Children and Young People
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+|Amy Raab AM
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+|N/A
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+|N/A
 |-
 |Minister for Work and Pensions
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+|William Walker AM
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+|N/A
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+|N/A
 |-
 |Chief Secretary to the Treasury
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+|[[Moon-See Park]] AM
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+|N/A
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+|N/A
+|-
+|Minister for the Walkerton Office
+|Wes Bennett AM
+|N/A
+|N/A
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+|Minister without Portfolio
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+Chairwoman of the [[National Party]]
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+|Susanne Scarlett AM
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+|National
+|September 10
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+[[Category:Politics]]