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The second cabinet led by Seneschal [[Lüc da Schir]] came to power after elections to the [[50th Cosa]] | The second cabinet led by Seneschal [[Lüc da Schir]] came to power after elections to the [[50th Cosa]]. Technically it was the third Da Schir cabinet as da Schir became acting Seneschal by default after the resignation of his [[Siervicül Cabinet|predecessor]], Sir [[Cresti Siervicül]], UrN on 1 January {{year|2017}}. Sir Cresti resigned in the aftermath of the elections, the results of which took very long to be certified, to allow his presumptive successor to take over. Da Schir had been [[Distain]] under Sir Cresti. Da Schir was re-appointed on 31 January by His Majesty, [[John|King John I]]. The others members of the cabinet only then became ministers. The cabinet was supported in the [[Cosa]] by a coalition of Da Schir's own party, the [[MRPT]] and the [[FreeDems]], led by [[Munditenens Tresplet]]. | ||
The government enjoyed a nominal parliamentary majority of 52 seats in the Cosa (126 to 74), and five out of eight Senators belonged to Government parties. | The government enjoyed a nominal parliamentary majority of 52 seats in the Cosa (126 to 74), and five out of eight Senators belonged to Government parties. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:24, 12 August 2018
The second cabinet led by Seneschal Lüc da Schir came to power after elections to the 50th Cosa. Technically it was the third Da Schir cabinet as da Schir became acting Seneschal by default after the resignation of his predecessor, Sir Cresti Siervicül, UrN on 1 January 2017/XXXVIII. Sir Cresti resigned in the aftermath of the elections, the results of which took very long to be certified, to allow his presumptive successor to take over. Da Schir had been Distain under Sir Cresti. Da Schir was re-appointed on 31 January by His Majesty, King John I. The others members of the cabinet only then became ministers. The cabinet was supported in the Cosa by a coalition of Da Schir's own party, the MRPT and the FreeDems, led by Munditenens Tresplet.
The government enjoyed a nominal parliamentary majority of 52 seats in the Cosa (126 to 74), and five out of eight Senators belonged to Government parties.
| Party key | Moderate Radicals | |
|---|---|---|
| Free Democrats |
| Portfolio | Minister | Term | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cabinet ministers | ||||
| Prime Minister | The Most Hon. Senator Lüc da Schir | January 1 - October 24 2017 | ||
| Deputy Prime Minister | The Rt Hon. Ian Plätschisch MC | January 31 - October 24 2017 | ||
| Foreign Affairs Minister | The Rt Hon. Iac Marscheir MC | January 31 - February 1 2017 | ||
| The Rt Hon. Martì Valtadestreça MC | February 1 - October 24 2017 | |||
| Finance Minister | The Rt Hon. Senator Munditenens Tresplet | January 31 - October 24 2017 | ||
| Attorney General Justice Minister |
The Rt Hon. Viteu Marcianüs MC | January 31 - October 24 2017 | ||
| Interior Minister | Administered by the Prime Minister | January 31 - October 24 2017 | ||
| Culture Minister | The Rt Hon. Miestrâ Schivâ, UrN MC | January 31 - October 24 2017 | ||
| STUFF Minister | The Rt Hon. Glüc da Dhi MC | January 31 - October 24 2017 | ||
