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• First Erni Cabinet
  ...Additionally, the pre-Cybercit "vote by mail" system for Ziu business and the Clark had both not been introduced yet. ...ot to be confused with the [[Ministry of the Interior|current iteration of the Ministry]]).
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• Ministry of the Interior
  |name=Ministry of the Interior |func=Oversees immigration, Cestour relations and affairs within the Greater Talossan Area. Also acts as liason between national and provincial
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• Permanent Secretary of Immigration
  ...created with the demotion of the [[Ministry of Immigration]] under the new Interior Ministry in 2014. ...pon the retirement of [[Ián Anglatzarâ]], the long serving Deputy Minister of Immigration.
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• Ministry of Immigration
  |name=Bureau of Immigration |boss=The {{MinImm}}
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• Third Schivâ Cabinet
  ...mocrats' total of 99 out of 200 Cosă seats was reflected by a dominance of the Cabinet. ! colspan=2 | Minister
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• Second Schivâ Cabinet
  ...augurated on December 16th {{year|2019}} and was largely a continuation of the [[First Schivâ Cabinet|previous one]]. ...2019 General Election]], and decided to seek a coalition with [[AMP]] and the [[Peculiar Nationalist Party]].
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• Second Da Schir Cabinet
  ...d in the [[Cosa]] by a coalition of Da Schir's own party, the [[MRPT]] and the [[FreeDems]], led by [[Munditenens Tresplet]]. ...l parliamentary majority of 52 seats in the Cosa (126 to 74), and five out of eight Senators belonged to Government parties.
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• T. Davinescu Cabinet
  ...[New Peculiar Way]]; all three lost seats in the [[56th Cosa]] compared to the [[55th Cosa|55th]]. | [[League of Centre Conservatives]]
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• Ministry of Defence
  |name=Ministry of Defence |boss=The {{MinDef}}
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• First Plätschisch Cabinet
  ...was able to lead more than two governments in a row after taking over from the [[Third Da Schir Cabinet]]; [[Lüc da Schir]] announced he would not accept ...tain, in a return to a more traditional arrangement where the Deputy Prime Minister does not manage another concurrent portfolio and focuses on legislative pro
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• First Da Schir Cabinet
  ...[[Liberal Congress]] led by former [[Distain]] [[Carlüs Xheraltescu]] and the [[Progressive Party]], led by [[Owen Edwards]]. ...r. The first Da Schir cabinet was the first to include a minister of the [[Interior]] as opposed to separate ministers for Immigration, Defense and Home affair
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• Third Da Schir Cabinet
  ...net|previous iteration]] and is formed by the same parties, and largely by the same ministers. ...er picked Senator Magniloqueu da Lhiun in an effort to boost the agenda of the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
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• Ián Anglatzarâ
  '''Ián Anglatzarâ''' (Johan Anglemark) is a citizen of Talossa. ...a half between 1998 and 1999, throughout the 24th and 25th Cosa, and into the 26th.
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• First Schivâ Cabinet
  ...schisch]]; upon the electoral victory of the [[FreeDem|Free Democrats]] in the [[April 2019 General Election]], Schivâ decided to pursue a minority gover ...four years between January 2014 and April 2019. The government is composed of six individuals holding eight positions - four Free Democrats, one from AMP
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• Siervicül Cabinet
  ...King John]]. He took over from [[Xheraltescu Cabinet|Carlüs Xheraltescu]]. The other ministers were appointed on 4 April. ...managed to form a coalition with the [[MRPT]] led by [[Lüc da Schir]] and the newly formed [[TNC]], led by [[Breneir Itravilatx]].
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• Txoteu É. Davinescu
  ...n citizen who resides in the Maricopa Province and is the current Minister of Foreign Affairs. |o=[[Ministry of the Interior|Commandant of the Royal Talossan Marine Corps]]
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• Second Plätschisch Cabinet
  ...istry status), the [[Ministry of STUFF]], and the newly-created [[Ministry of Technology]]. ! colspan=2 | Minister
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• Xheraltescu Cabinet
  ...to form a coalition with the [[MRPT]] led by [[Lüc da Schir|Da Schir]] and the [[Progressive Party]], led by [[Owen Edwards]]. ...postponed by one month. The MRPT members of the cabinet were replaced and the cabinet continued as a minority government untill 28 March {{year|2016}}, w
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• Ian Plätschisch
  ...serves as Senator for [[Maritiimi-Maxhestic]]. He was [[Seneschal]] during the [[52nd Cosa]]. ...] for many years before leaving to found the [[AMP]] and then the [[League of Centre Conservatives]].
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• Government
  ''For the current Cabinet, see [[Sant-Enogat cabinet]].'' ...to the King a particular person for the office of [[Seneschal]], or Prime Minister.
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