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[[Mximo Carbonél]] was appointed Prime Minister after the [[October 2003 General Election]], leading a coalition government formed by [[La Mhà Nheagrâ]] and [[Zefençadéirs dal Päts Talossán]]. | [[Mximo Carbonél]] was appointed Prime Minister after the [[October 2003 General Election]], leading a coalition government formed by [[La Mhà Nheagrâ]] and [[Zefençadéirs dal Päts Talossán]]. | ||
Allegedly, sitting Prime Minister [[Gödafrïeu Válcadác'h]] was to be replaced by [[Tamorán dal Navâ]]; this was unacceptable to the MN and the ZPT, who agreed to form a coalition government that lasted until Xheràlt Cona | Allegedly, sitting Prime Minister [[Gödafrïeu Válcadác'h]] was to be replaced by [[Tamorán dal Navâ]]; this was unacceptable to the MN and the ZPT, who agreed to form a coalition government that lasted until Xheràlt Cona's seats were transferred to the PC later in November. These events formed the so-called [[Halloween Crisis]]. Once he had no majority to support him, Carbonel resigned and his distain Conâ briefly served as Prime Minister, before a broad coalition brought Válcadác'h back into power as an interim Prime Minister. | ||
The opposition to the Carbonel government was led by the PC's [[Michael Pope]]. | The opposition to the Carbonel government was led by the PC's [[Michael Pope]]. | ||
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| <small>The Rt Hon.</small> '''[[Marcus Cantalour]]''' | | <small>The Rt Hon.</small> '''[[Marcus Cantalour]]''' | ||
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| [[Attorney General]]<br />[[Ministry of Justice|Justice Minister]] | | [[Attorney General]]<br />[[Ministry of Justice|Justice Minister]] | ||
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| [[Ministry of STUFF|STUFF Minister]] | | [[Ministry of STUFF|STUFF Minister]] | ||
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| style="background:#cccccc;" colspan="3" | '''Also attending Cabinet''' | | style="background:#cccccc;" colspan="3" | '''Also attending Cabinet''' | ||
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| <small>The Rt Hon.</small> '''[[Pete Hottelet]]''' <small>MC</small> | | <small>The Rt Hon.</small> '''[[Pete Hottelet]]''' <small>MC</small> | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:04, 15 July 2019
Mximo Carbonél was appointed Prime Minister after the October 2003 General Election, leading a coalition government formed by La Mhà Nheagrâ and Zefençadéirs dal Päts Talossán.
Allegedly, sitting Prime Minister Gödafrïeu Válcadác'h was to be replaced by Tamorán dal Navâ; this was unacceptable to the MN and the ZPT, who agreed to form a coalition government that lasted until Xheràlt Cona's seats were transferred to the PC later in November. These events formed the so-called Halloween Crisis. Once he had no majority to support him, Carbonel resigned and his distain Conâ briefly served as Prime Minister, before a broad coalition brought Válcadác'h back into power as an interim Prime Minister.
The opposition to the Carbonel government was led by the PC's Michael Pope.
| Party key | La Mhà Nheagrâ | |
|---|---|---|
| Zefençadéirs dal Päts Talossán |
| Portfolio | Minister | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Cabinet ministers | |||
| Prime Minister | The Most Hon. Mximo Carbonél MC | ||
| Deputy Prime Minister | The Rt. Hon. Xheralt Conâ MC | ||
| Foreign Affairs Minister | The Rt Hon. Quedéir Castiglhâ MC | ||
| Defence Minister | |||
| Immigration Minister | The Rt Hon. Marcus Cantalour | ||
| Attorney General Justice Minister |
The Rt Hon. Ben Madison MC | ||
| STUFF Minister | |||
| Also attending Cabinet | |||
| Minister of Internal Affairs | The Rt Hon. Pete Hottelet MC | ||
