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The 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.

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 is 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		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	Kenny Rushmore	Liberal Conservative
Chancellor of the Exchequer	Jack L. Wilson	Liberal Conservative
Minister for Finance and Economy	Jack L. Wilson	Liberal Conservative
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	Boris Malden	Liberal Conservative
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	Brian Turner	Liberal Conservative
Minister for Utilities	Dolly Norris	Liberal Conservative
Minister for the Environment	Dolly Norris	Liberal Conservative
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	Sid Velum	Stability
Attorney General of Wiltshire	Fleur Johannsson	Independent
Minister for Justice	Fleur Johannsson	Independent

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 Stability Party|status_in_legislature = Minority (through coalition)|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)]]}}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]].
 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 is 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.