Chancellor of the Exchequer (Wiltshire)

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, or the Government's Minister for Finance and Economy, is a senior Wiltshire Government minister and head of the Wiltshire Treasury and Wiltshire Reserve. As a senior member of the Cabinet, the Chancellor is a member of the President's Privy Council.

Responsible for all economic and financial matters, the role is described, and often called, as the equivalent to that of a finance minister in other countries. The position was established and designed by Eric Johnson, the first Chancellor, as a stabilizing force for the Wiltshirian economy and it is the Chancellor who presents the government's budgets to the Wiltshire National Assembly. The role was first used in 3009 and has continued in some form or another to this day.

The word "Exchequer" comes from the old British term for treasury and is used interchangeably with the Wiltshire Treasury, but not the Wiltshire Reserve (as a separate entity).

History

Name	Term of office	Party	Prime Minister	Ministry	Head of State	Notes
Eric Johnson Sr.	July 3009 until January 3010	Independent	Jaresh Inyo	Inyo Caretaker Ministry	N/A	Did not use the term "Chancellor of the Exchequer" until the Second Inyo Ministry
		National		Second Inyo Ministry	Smith Francois	Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
Patrick Rivers	January 3010 until July 3010	Socialist	Thomas Shore	Shore Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
Martin Banks	July 3010 until March 3013	Conservative	Jaresh Inyo	Third Inyo Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
					Aaron Whitmore
				Fourth Inyo Ministry
			Edward Jellico	First Jellico Ministry		Used the titles "Minister for Finance" and "Deputy Prime Minister" simultaneously
					Theodore Waters
					Kim Langley
				Second Jellico Ministry
Scott House	March 3013 until May 3013	Socialist	Renly Stork	Stork Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
Lucy Burgers	May 3013 until January 3015	Conservative	Martin Banks	First Banks Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
				Second Banks Ministry
					George Sinclaire
					Terrence Hannah
Pete Aventine	January 3015 until January 3016		David Loynd	First Loynd Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
					Kim Langley
				Second Loynd Ministry
				Third Loynd Ministry
Liam Drakeford	January 3016 until January 3019	Socialist	Frank Eddington	First Eddington Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
					Ted Gordan
					Jason Salon
				Second Eddington Ministry
					Ludwig Kohl
James Brown	January 3019 until February 3019	Conservative	Audrick Hill	First Hill Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
				Second Hill Ministry
Dylan Rowlands	February 3019		Samantha Schrӧder	Schroder Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
Johnathan Becket	February 3019 until April 3019				Franklin Morris	Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
Ioannis Kruger	April 3019 until June 3019	Labour	Rita Smith	Smith Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
Jack Simpson	June 3019					Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
Michele Yarner	June 3019 until September 3019	Wiltshire First	Fillmore Grey	Grey Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
		National
Jack Bone	September 3019 until November 3019		Jim Balfour	Balfour Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance" simultaneously
					Marco Pierre
					Ludwig Kohl
			Ludwig Kohl	Kohl Caretaker Ministry		Used the titles "Minister for Finance" and "Minister for Utilities" simultaneously
Ioannis Kruger	November 3019 until December 3019	Labour	Henry Campbell-Trenneman	Campbell-Trenneman Ministry		Used the titles "Minister for Finance" and "First Minister of State" simultaneously Assassinated during the culling of Parliament
Regina Fitzroy	December 3019 until January 3020	KRV	Samuel Thune	Thune Administration (NCR occupation)	Florian Steinbauer	Did not use title "Chancellor of the Exchequer" but "Cabinet Secretary for Finance"
Audrick Hill	January 3020 until February 3020	Liberal Conservative	Audrick Hill	Third Hill Ministry	Gaius Selan	De facto Chancellor prior to election Used the title "Prime Minister" simultaneously
Aaron Ashford	February 3020 until June 3020					Used the titles "Minister for Finance and Economy" and "First Minister of State" simultaneously
Alberto Siliotti	June 3020 until September 3020	Labour	Mark Edwin	Edwin Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance and Economy" simultaneously
Jack L. Wilson	September 3020 until July 3021	Liberal Conservative	Sonya Inyo	Sonya Inyo Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance and Economy" simultaneously
Kate Anne	July 3021 until August 3021	Labour	Jake Simpson	Simpson War Ministry	Sonya Inyo	Used the title "Minister for Finance and Economy" simultaneously
				Second Simpson Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance and Economy" simultaneously
			Catherine Morgan	Morgan Ministry		Used the title "First Minister of State" simultaneously
Robert Keats	August 3021 until September 3021					Used the title "Minister for Finance and Economy" simultaneously
Kate Anne	September 3021 until January 3022	Independent	Mitchell A. Crawley	Crawley Ministry Second Crawley Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance and Economy" simultaneously
Jack Wilson	January 3022 until August 3022	Stability		Third Crawley Ministry		Used the title "Minister for Finance and Economy" simultaneously
Helena Jahnke	August 3022 until present	G-31	Catherine Morgan	Second Morgan Ministry		Used the title "Minister of State for Finance and Economy" simultaneously