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The | The Cabinet of [[Basil Fitzroy]] succeeded the cabinet of [[Henry Cassian]] upon Fitzroy's inauguration as [[President of Aerla]] following the [[1720 Aerlan elections|1720 election]]. Much of the cabinet remained after the [[Aerlan general election, 1730|1730 election]], although some ministers either retired of resigned. | ||
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| Thomas Geira || [[Reformist Bloc|Reformist]] || 1730- | | Thomas Geira || [[Reformist Bloc|Reformist]] || 1730- | ||
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|Minister of | |rowspan="2" |Minister of Foreign Affairs || [[Ian Holden]] || Independent || 1720-1734 <ref>Elected Secretary-General of the [[MTO]]</ref> | ||
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| Christopher Kellerman || [[Reformist Bloc|Reformist]] || 1734- | |||
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|Minister of Defense || Elijah Day || [[Reformist Bloc|Reformist]] || 1720- | |Minister of Defense || Elijah Day || [[Reformist Bloc|Reformist]] || 1720- | ||
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|Minister of Industry || Robert Cannwell || [[Reformist Bloc|Reformist]] || 1720- | |Minister of Industry || Robert Cannwell || [[Reformist Bloc|Reformist]] || 1720- | ||
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|Minister of Energy || Eric Mackintosh || [[Reformist Bloc|Reformist]] || 1720- | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:41, 25 September 2024
The Cabinet of Basil Fitzroy succeeded the cabinet of Henry Cassian upon Fitzroy's inauguration as President of Aerla following the 1720 election. Much of the cabinet remained after the 1730 election, although some ministers either retired of resigned.
Ministerial Appointments
| Office | Office Holder | Party | Tenure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minister of the Interior | Victor Mara | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of State | Erhard Schmidt | Reformist | 1720-1730 [1] |
| Thomas Geira | Reformist | 1730- | |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Ian Holden | Independent | 1720-1734 [2] |
| Christopher Kellerman | Reformist | 1734- | |
| Minister of Defense | Elijah Day | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of Domestic Security | Jeremy Canary | Reformist | 1720-1729 [3] |
| Derrick Gideon | Reformist | 1729- | |
| Minister of Justice | Leon Nash | Reformist | 1720-1730 [4] |
| Brett Mohanan | Reformist | 1730- | |
| Minister of Economics | Gregory Davidson | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of Agriculture | Samuel Floyd | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister for Social Affairs | Brent Morse | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of Health | Travis Rosenburg | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of the Post | Casey Baker | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of Infrastructure and Transport | Johnathan Lawrence | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of Sports and Culture | Dwayne Glass | Agrarian | 1720- |
| Minister of Education | Heather Westbrook | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister for the Environment and Natural Sciences | Gary Rodenheim | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of Labor | Ludwig von Heinzenbusch | Conservative | 1720- |
| Minister of Industry | Robert Cannwell | Reformist | 1720- |
| Minister of Energy | Eric Mackintosh | Reformist | 1720- |
Secretariat and Commissionary Appointments
| Office | Office Holder | Party | Tenure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commissioner of the Criminal Police | Ludwig von Seylitz-Meringhoff | Independent | 1720- |
| Director of the State Security Directorate | William Alfe | Independent | 1720- |
| Secretary of the Bank and Mint | Alexis Bates | Reformist | 1720- |
| Secretary of the Press | Brian Morrell | Reformist | 1720- |
| Special Advisor to the President | Lina Dietrich | Conservative | 1720- |
