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Cabinet of Thomas Guthrie

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The Cabinet of Thomas Guthrie succeeded the cabinet of Michel Sabbagh upon the former's inauguration as President of Aerla following the 1750 Election.

Ministerial Appointments

Office Office Holder Party Tenure
Minister of the Interior Donald Huang ADP 1750-
Minister of State Erin Daniels ADP 1750-
Minister of Foreign Affairs Lucas Kessler ADP 1750-
Minister of Defense Samuel Bapst ADP 1750-
Minister of Domestic Security Thomas Ryan ADP 1750-
Minister of Justice Susan Benjamin ADP 1750-
Minister of Economics Gregory Justice ADP 1750-
Minister of Agriculture Harold Kilkard ADP 1750-
Minister of Social Affairs Jeffery Rodgers ADP 1750-
Minister of Health Peter Johnson ADP 1750-
Minister of Communications and the Post Sarah McGowan ADP 1750-
Minister of Infrastructure and Transport David Alvorada ADP 1750-1755 [1]
Shaun Ratliff ADP 1755-
Minister of Sports and Culture Brandon Wright Independent 1750-
Minister of Education Judah Harris ADP 1750-
Minister of Environment and Natural Sciences Eric Taro ADP 1750-
Minister of Labor Melissa Carmel ADP 1750-
Minister of Commerce and Trade Joesph Callard ADP 1750-1755
Minister of Energy Eric Mackintosh ADP 1750-1755 [2]
Scott Reinhard ADP 1755-
Minister of Housing and Urban Development[3] Barbara Walden ADP 1752-

Secretariat and Commissionary Appointments

Office Office Holder Party Tenure
Commissioner of the Criminal Police Michael Heide Independent 1750-
Director of the State Security Directorate William Alfe Independent 1750-1754[4]
Augustin Pendergast Independent 1754-
Chairman of the National Reserve[5] Scott Ulster ADP 1750-
Presidential Press Secretary Nicholas Popovich ADP 1750-
Special Advisor to the President Marucs Hale Conservative 1750-
Special Delegate to the Concord Alliance Treaty Organization[6] Logan Nieves ADP 1752-
  1. ^ Resigned
  2. ^ Retired
  3. ^ Created via Housing and Urban Development Act, 1752
  4. ^ Retired
  5. ^ Renamed from Secretary of the Bank and Mint via Executive Order, 1751
  6. ^ Created via Concord Alliance Treaty Ratification Act, 1752