Simpson War Ministry (Wiltshire)

Simpson War Ministry
Date formed	5 July 3021
Date dissolved	4 August 3021
People and organisations
Head of State	Gaius Selan (July 3021) Sonya Inyo (July 3021 - present)
Head of Government	Jake Simpson
Member Party	Labour Party Stability Party Walkerton National Party (confidence and supply)
Status in Legislature	Majority (through coalition)
Opposition Party	Liberal Conservative Party (initially) Liberal Party
Opposition Leader	Glenn Callaghan Sebastian Bashira
History
Election(s)	July 3021 Wiltshire Legislative Elections
Legislative term(s)	25th Wiltshire National Assembly
Budget(s)	Summer 3021
Predecessor	Sonya Inyo War Ministry (Wiltshire)
Successor	Second Simpson Ministry (Wiltshire)

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		Jake Simpson	Labour
Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire Minister for the War Office Leader of the Stability Party		Mitchell A. Crawley	Stability
First Minister of State Minister for Production and Industrial Strategy		Morgan MacDonald	Labour
Chancellor of the Exchequer Minister for Finance and Economy		Kate Anne	Labour
Minister for Foreign and Democratic Affairs		Jördis Dagmar	Labour
Minister for the Home Office Minister for Policing and Law Enforcement		Matthew Warner	Labour
Minister for Trade and International Development		Phil Segal	Stability
Minister for Utilities Minister for Food		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		Sid Velum	Stability
Minister for Culture, Media and Sport Postmaster General		Francesca Piers	Labour
Minister for Environment	File:Stanislav.jpeg	Eugene Stanislav	Labour
Leader of the National Assembly Chairwoman of the Labour Party		Liesbeth Margo	Labour
Attorney General of Wiltshire Minister for Justice		Fleur Johannsson	Independent