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[[File:eovart_grischun.jpg|thumb|'''Éovart (Eðo) Grischun''']]
[[File:Eovart-grischun-photo.jpg|thumb|The Rt Hon. Senator '''Éovart (Eðo) Grischun''']]
Éovart Grischun, also known as Eðo Grischun, is a citizen of [[Talossa]] and of the [[province]] of [[Vuode]]. He has been involved in many aspects of Talossan life including party politics, government and culture.
The Right Honourable Senator '''Éovart (Eðo) Grischun''' [[Senatorial Medal of Honour|S.H.]] (b. 27 October 1984), is a citizen of [[Talossa]] and of the [[Realm|province]] of [[Vuode]] (since 20 February 2009). He has been involved in many aspects of Talossan life including national and provincial politics, national government and has been a contributor to Talossan culture in general.  He is a former leader of the [[CSPP|CSPP, PP]], [[RUMP]] and [[PNP]] political parties, a multiple term Member of the Cosa, a multiple term Senator and has held numerous offices in various capacities including cabinet level positions.


He became Talossan in February 2009 and has been a highly active citizen since. He is a regular user of the privately owned communication medium, Wittenberg.
On account of his long and distinguished tenure as a citizen, Grischun was awarded the [[Senatorial Medal of Honour]] by the [[Senate]] through the passage of 54RS02 in March 2020. He is also a recipient of the [[Prime Minister's Patriotic Award]].


He is editor of [[Stil da Vida]] magazine as well as holding positions in the New Citizens Committee, the Talossan Press Association and the Talossan Animal Protection and Zoological Society.
Grischun is a currently a member of [[Free_Democrats_of_Talossa|the Free Democrats of Talossa]], the Senator for Vuode, Minister of the Interior, Acting Minister of Stuff and Acting Distain.


==Extra-Talossan life==
==Political Career==
 
Grischun's initial entry to Talossan politics saw him joining the [[RUMP]] party during the [[39th Cosa]] and being appointed to serve as Minister of Culture by [[Seneschal]] [[Ieremiac'h Ventrutx]].
 
He then left the RUMP to join The Fair Governance Party ([[FGP]]) for the [[general election]] to the 40th Cosa, however, towards the end of the election, the FGP collapsed with all members going their separate ways.  Grischun went on to join the Progressive Party.
 
After joining the Progressive Party, he was seated in the Cosa for the first time with two seats.  He was later elected party leader in October 2010.  However, the party soon fragmented due to internal differences between members.  The core membership had changed from it's original line up and Grischun struggled to maintain a balance of ideals that appealed to the widening gap in party membership.  In the January 2011 election, the Progressives suffered losses with seat numbers going down from 89 to 57.  Grischun resigned from the party and did not serve as an MC during the [[42nd Cosa]]. 
 
He returned to the Cosa chamber for the [[43rd Cosa]] in November 2011, leading the Common Sense Party ([[CSP]]).  By mid-Cosa (March 2012), the Progressive Party was about to collapse having lost most of it's members.  He successfully negotiated a merger between his CSP and the PP to form the Common Sense Progressive Party ([[CSPP]]).  He then wrote to his old friend, [[Owen Edwards]], asking him to return to the Kingdom (Edward's had renounced his citizenship back in 2009) to help rebuild the Progressive movement.  Grischun and Edwards managed to bring the Progressive Party back to health and successfully re-cemented the ideals of progressive politics. 
 
Grischun took a step back from politics (and Talossa in general) for the duration of 2013 when events in his personal life demanded his attention.  He returned to Talossan activity in 2014 by launching a successful bid for the Vuodean Senate seat.
 
In February 2015, he announced his resignation from the Progressive Party to return to the RUMP Party, where his political career began six years earlier. 


====Early life and education====
In April 2016, he was appointed by [[Seneschal]] [[Cresti_Siervicül]] to serve as Minister of Culture for the third time.  Later that year, in the December 2016 election for the 50th Cosa, he was re-elected as Senator for Vuode.  Despite his name not appearing on the ballot paper, he was returned to serve as Senator for a second term receiving an overwhelming share of the local vote. 


Éovart was born in Glasgow, Scotland, where he has resided his entire life.  He was raised in some of the roughest and most deprived areas of the United Kingdom where poverty, ill health, poor education, anti-social behaviour and gangfighting are rife.  Luckily, his parents managed to get him into one of the better schools of Glasgow's east end, a Roman Catholic establishment with a strict but fair staff and headmaster, which ensured he was kept on the straight and narrow as he grew through adolescence.
After holding his seat in the Senate for 26 consecutive Clarks over a period of just over 3 years, he resigned in December 2017 as he could no longer afford enough time and attention to the post.  He then returned to the Cosa Chamber as an MC for the RUMP party.


He attended college in Glasgow's trendy west end, where he studied computer programming and technical support, achieving a Higher National Diploma.
In 2019, RUMP was in the final stages of going defunct.  During this process, The leader of the party, [[Alexandreu Davinescu]], abruptly resigned from the party which elevated Grischun to the role of RUMP leadership (and thus to the role of [[Leader of the Opposition]]).  Grischun resigned from the party prior to the final Clark of that session.  Nobody else stepped forward to assume the position and the party failed to register for the next election, which made Grischun the last ever leader of the RUMP.


====Work and career====
A couple of months later he registered a new party, the Peculiar Nationalist Party (PNP), and campaigned for the 54th Cosa on Peculiarist concepts (such as the rejection of Talossa's land claims and of the provinces as political entities) with moderate monarchist stances (such as the support for a purely ceremonial Monarch and the abolition of its veto powers). The PNP was notable for embracing the concept of civic nationalism, in which Talossan citizenship should be open to anyone who shares national values.  The party won 25 seats in the Cosa and went on to become a junior partner in a coalition government with the FreeDems and AMP.  Grischun was appointed to serve as Minister of the Interior for this government, where he achieved success in reforming the immigration system.


Éovart has followed his own career path in life, being self employed from the age of 19.  He had owned and operated his own businesses until summer 2011 when he was forced to sell his assets to save himself from going bust along with the failing UK economy.  He has been unemployed since, living off of savings and a small government benefit and taking it way too easy.  He has never been rich, but has been comfortable enough with what he has had.  He aims to make enough money one day to move himself and his family away from Glasgow.
In March 2020, the Senate Seat for Vuode became vacant following [[Viteu_Marcianüs]]' appointment to serve as a Justice of the Uppermost Court.  Grischun was appointed to fill this vacancy and he began a third stint as Vuode's Senator during the third Clark of the 54th Cosa.  This interim term would last until the conclusion of the 54th.  At the elections for the 55th Cosa, he was re-elected, unopposed, to serve again as Vuode's Senator.


====Personal life and family====
During the 54th Cosa, Grischun developed a good working relationship with several members of the senior party in the governing coalition, the Free Democrats. As a result, prior to the election for the 55th Cosa, Grischun decided to fold the PNP to join with the FreeDems.


Éovart lives with his fiancé and fellow Talossan Perla da l'Abaþ.  He has one Dandelion, Avvi Grischun-Camerá, and has two younger brothers that he is very close with.  He also has a good relationship with his mother, who lives in Birmingham, England.
==Provincial Politics (Vuode)==
===O Class Premiership===
Grischun served as the [[Estats_Xhenerais_(Vuode)|O-Class Premier]] of Vuode from January 2010 (when the post was created) until April 2012 (when the post was abolished).   


He struggles with a drug addiction, however, has managed to stay sober since early spring of 2012.
===Constitutional Convention of 2012===
In February 2012, Grischun made calls for Vuode to abandon the [[Constitution_of_Vuode|provincial constitution]] on the basis that it was failing the province. Along with fellow Vuodean citizens Sir [[Trotxâ Betiñéir]] and [[Viteu Marcianüs]], he formed a Constitutional Convention and went on to spend the remainder of 2012 working on a new constitution which was adopted in April 2013.


====Hobbies, interests and pastimes====
===Vuode Premiership===
Grischun was elected to serve as Premier of Vuode in May 2013 and then again in February 2014. This second term expired in July 2014 and due to restrictions written into the provincial constitution, he was not eligible to seek a third consecutive term.  A few years later, he served a third term from May to November in 2019.  He was again elected to serve a fourth term as Vuode's Premier in August 2020.


Éovart has a wide range of interests and pastimes.  He enjoys reading, particularly non-fiction, where his interests lie in, but not limited to, modern and ancient history (not so keen on the stuff in between), military history, naval architecture, engineering, computing, the physical sciences and human and animal biology.  He highly enjoys reading about and watching documentaries on conspiracy theories, with the firm belief that to build an opinion on any given subject, one must listen to all possible sides of a story, no matter how bizarre.
===Parish and Township naming project===
Grischun is responsible for the naming of Vuode's Parishes and Townships.  He spent many months researching the province's history before authoring a Byelaw, ([[The_Parishes_and_Townships_Decree_(Vuode)|The Parishes and Townships Decree]]), which named the Province's six Parishes and sixty-nine Townships.


He likes spending a little time gardening and working on the odd carpentry project. From time to time he can also be found building a model aeroplane, battleship, etc.  He once built an awesome Warhammer table which had to go for lack of space.
==Serving in the Chancery==
===Deputy Secretary of State===
Grischun served as Deputy Secretary of State From April 2012 to December 2012 during the tenure of Secretary of State [[Iusti Canun]].  During this time he ran several Clark sessions on behalf of the Chancery as well as having responsibility over some immigration cases.  He administered the first half of the July 2012 general election and also helped to certify the results at the conclusion of the election.


He has studied several martial arts, an interest introduced from the age of eight after his father enrolled him in Tae-Kwon-Do classes.  He worked his way through gradings to achieve a red belt (one from black) before switching arts to Jeet-kun-Do.  He did not like JKD, feeling it lacked in discipline compared to what he had already learned and so after a short spell he moved on to dabble in Mhai Thai kickboxing and Tang Soo Do as well as the weapon arts of Kendo and Silat before finally returning to Tae-Kwon-Do.  He has not practiced in these arts since the age of 19.  Even though he has learned martial arts to a high proficiency, he has only been forced to use these skills, in self defence, on two occasions.  The high level of discipline and self control that he learned at an early age coupled with a pacifist nature has ensured that he never got himself into trouble.  These days he prefers to practice T'ai Chi and yoga, in which he is self taught.
==Extra-Talossan life==


In his late teens he began developing a taste for politics and in his early twenties he became a member and activist for a Scottish political party.  His interest has since wayned after losing confidence and trust in the elected officials of the UK.  Nevertheless, he is highly opiniated whenever the news comes on and will normally be muttering something under his breath (often profanities) to whatever is being reported.
Grischun was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in October of 1984.  He has one [[Dandelion]], Avvi Grischun-Camerá and a rescued border collie named Lucy.  He has a wide range of interests and pastimes.  He is an avid cyclist and runner and is an outdoors enthusiast with hobbies such as hill walking, hiking, mountaineering and wild camping.  He is currently self employed and working as a taxi driver in Glasgow.


==Summary of Talossan roles==
==Offices Held==
====The Ziu, Government and State====
===Parliament===
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|o=[[Senator]] for [[Vuode]]
|d1=[[Senate for the 54th Cosa|54th Cosa]] (Clark 1)
|d2=''(current)''
|n1=''(Incumbent)''
|n2=''(Incumbent)''
}}
{{Succ
|o=[[Senator]] for [[Vuode]] ''(Interim)''
|d1=[[Senate for the 54th Cosa|54th Cosa]] (Clark 4)
|d2=[[Senate for the 54th Cosa|54th Cosa]] (Clark 6)
|n1=[[Viteu Marcianüs]]
|n2=''(Incumbent)''
}}
{{Succ
|o=[[Senator]] for [[Vuode]]
|d1=[[Senate for the 47th Cosa|47th Cosa]] (Clark 1)
|d2=[[Senate for the 51st Cosa|51st Cosa]] (Clark 2)
|n1=Sir [[Trotxâ Betiñéir]]
|n2=Sir [[Trotxâ Betiñéir]]
}}
{{Csucc
{{Csucc
|c1a=40th
|c1a=40th
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|c1c=43rd
|c1c=43rd
|c2c=43rd Cosa
|c2c=43rd Cosa
|c1d=44th
|c2d=44th Cosa
|c1e=45th
|c2e=45th Cosa
|c1f=51st
|c2f=51st Cosa
|c1g=52nd
|c2g=52nd Cosa
|c1h=53rd
|c2h=53rd Cosa
|c1i=54th
|c2i=54th Cosa
}}
}}
===Government===
{{Succ
{{Succ
|o=[[Deputy Secretary of State]]
|o=Minister of the Interior
|d1=30 April {{year|2012}}
|d1=3 Dec {{year|2019}}
|d2=
|d2=Current
|n1=[[T.M. Asmourescu]]
|n1=[[Alexandreu Regeu]]
|n2=
|n2=''(Incumbent)''
}}
{{Succ
|o=Minister of the Interior
|d1=30 Sep {{year|2018}}
|d2=7 April {{year|2019}}
|n1=[[Þon Txoteu É. Davinescu]]
|n2=[[Txec Róibeard Nordselva]]
}}
}}
{{Succ
{{Succ
|o=O-Class Premier of [[Vuode]]
|o=[[Minister of Culture]]
|d1=26 January {{year|2010}}
|d1=4 April {{year|2016}}
|d2=
|d2=1 February {{year|2017}}
|n1=Post Created
|n1=[[Miestrâ Schivâ]]
|n2=
|n2=[[Miestrâ Schivâ]]
}}
}}
{{Succ
{{Succ
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|d1=29 July {{year|2009}}
|d1=29 July {{year|2009}}
|d2=1 May {{year|2010}}
|d2=1 May {{year|2010}}
|n1=vacant
|n1=''(Vacant)''
|n2=[[Cjara Brainerd]]
|n2=[[Cjara Brainerd]]
}}
}}
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|d2=7 May {{year|2009}}
|d2=7 May {{year|2009}}
|n1=[[Níc Casálmac'h]]
|n1=[[Níc Casálmac'h]]
|n2=vacant
|n2=''(Vacant)''
}}
 
===Civil Service===
{{Succ
|o=[[Deputy Secretary of State]]
|d1=30 Apr {{year|2012}}
|d2=12 Dec {{year|2012}}
|n1=[[T.M. Asmourescu]]
|n2=[[M.T. Patritz da Biondeu]]
}}
 
===Provincial===
{{Succ
|o=Premier of [[Vuode]]
|d1=August {{year|2020}}
|d2=Current
|n1=''(Vacant)''
|n2=''(Incumbent)''
}}
{{Succ
|o=Premier of [[Vuode]]
|d1=May {{year|2019}}
|d2=November {{year|2019}}
|n1=[[Chirbi Scherpa-Carriedo]]
|n2=[[Viteu Marcianüs]]
}}
{{Succ
|o=Premier of [[Vuode]]
|d1=May {{year|2013}}
|d2=July {{year|2014}}
|n1=''(Post Created)''
|n2=''(Vacant)''
}}
{{Succ
|o=O-Class Premier of [[Vuode]]
|d1=January {{year|2010}}
|d2=April {{year|2012}}
|n1=''(Post Created)''
|n2=''(Post Abolished)''
}}
}}


====Party Political====
===Party Politics===
{{Psucc
{{Psucc
  |p1a=CSPP (Current),
  |p1a=Progressive;
  |p2a=CSPP
  |p2a=CSPP
  |p1b=CSP,
  |p1b=FGP;
  |p2b=CSPP
  |p2b=FGP
  |p1c=PPT,
  |p1c=TLC;
  |p2c=CSPP
  |p2c=TLC
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  |p2d=FGP
  |p2d=RUMP
  |p1e=TLC,
  |p1e=PNP;
  |p2e=TLC
  |p2e=PNP
  |p1f=RUMP.
  |p1f=FreeDems;
  |p2f=RUMP
  |p2f=FreeDems
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  }}
{{Succ
|o=Party Leader of [[PNP]]
|d1=1 November {{year|2019}}
|d2=6 May {{year|2020}}
|n1=''(Post Created)''
|n2=''(Defunct)''
}}
{{Succ
|o=Party Leader of [[RUMP]]
|d1=26 July {{year|2019}}
|d2=22 August {{year|2019}}
|n1=[[Alexander_Davis|Alexandreu Davinescu]]
|n2=''(Defunct)''
}}
{{Succ
{{Succ
|o=Party Leader of [[CSPP]]
|o=Party Leader of [[CSPP]]
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|d1=23 April{{year|2011}}
|d1=23 April{{year|2011}}
|d2=15 March {{year|2012}}
|d2=15 March {{year|2012}}
|n1=Post created
|n1=''(Post created)''
|n2=Continued in post at [[CSPP]]
|n2=''(Continued in post at [[CSPP]])''
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}}
{{Succ
{{Succ
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}}


====Cultural Roles====
===Cultural Roles===
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|o=Manager of the [[Vuodean Celtics]], ([[Talossan Football League|TFL team]])
|d1=2019
|d2=''(present)''
|n1=''(Post created)''
|n2=''(Incumbent)''
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{{Succ
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|n1=''(Post created)''
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|n2=''(Defunct)''
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}}
{{Succ
{{Succ
|o=Chair of [[Talossan Press Association]]
|o=Chair of [[Talossan Press Association]]
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|d2=
|d2=2013
|n1=Post created
|n1=''(Post created)''
|n2=
|n2=[[Munditenens Tresplet]]
}}
}}
{{Succ
{{Succ
|o=Chair of [[Talossan Animal Protection and Zoological Society]]
|o=Chair of [[Talossan Animal Protection and Zoological Society]]
|d1=
|d1=2009
|d2=
|d2=''(Present)''
|n1=Post created
|n1=''(Post created)''
|n2=
|n2=''(Incumbent)''
}}
{{Succ
|o=Vice Chair of [[New Citizen's Committee]]
|d1=
|d2=
|n1=Post created
|n2=
}}
}}
[[Category:Talossan citizens]]

Latest revision as of 00:07, 12 August 2020

The Rt Hon. Senator Éovart (Eðo) Grischun

The Right Honourable Senator Éovart (Eðo) Grischun S.H. (b. 27 October 1984), is a citizen of Talossa and of the province of Vuode (since 20 February 2009). He has been involved in many aspects of Talossan life including national and provincial politics, national government and has been a contributor to Talossan culture in general. He is a former leader of the CSPP, PP, RUMP and PNP political parties, a multiple term Member of the Cosa, a multiple term Senator and has held numerous offices in various capacities including cabinet level positions.

On account of his long and distinguished tenure as a citizen, Grischun was awarded the Senatorial Medal of Honour by the Senate through the passage of 54RS02 in March 2020. He is also a recipient of the Prime Minister's Patriotic Award.

Grischun is a currently a member of the Free Democrats of Talossa, the Senator for Vuode, Minister of the Interior, Acting Minister of Stuff and Acting Distain.

Political Career

Grischun's initial entry to Talossan politics saw him joining the RUMP party during the 39th Cosa and being appointed to serve as Minister of Culture by Seneschal Ieremiac'h Ventrutx.

He then left the RUMP to join The Fair Governance Party (FGP) for the general election to the 40th Cosa, however, towards the end of the election, the FGP collapsed with all members going their separate ways. Grischun went on to join the Progressive Party.

After joining the Progressive Party, he was seated in the Cosa for the first time with two seats. He was later elected party leader in October 2010. However, the party soon fragmented due to internal differences between members. The core membership had changed from it's original line up and Grischun struggled to maintain a balance of ideals that appealed to the widening gap in party membership. In the January 2011 election, the Progressives suffered losses with seat numbers going down from 89 to 57. Grischun resigned from the party and did not serve as an MC during the 42nd Cosa.

He returned to the Cosa chamber for the 43rd Cosa in November 2011, leading the Common Sense Party (CSP). By mid-Cosa (March 2012), the Progressive Party was about to collapse having lost most of it's members. He successfully negotiated a merger between his CSP and the PP to form the Common Sense Progressive Party (CSPP). He then wrote to his old friend, Owen Edwards, asking him to return to the Kingdom (Edward's had renounced his citizenship back in 2009) to help rebuild the Progressive movement. Grischun and Edwards managed to bring the Progressive Party back to health and successfully re-cemented the ideals of progressive politics.

Grischun took a step back from politics (and Talossa in general) for the duration of 2013 when events in his personal life demanded his attention. He returned to Talossan activity in 2014 by launching a successful bid for the Vuodean Senate seat.

In February 2015, he announced his resignation from the Progressive Party to return to the RUMP Party, where his political career began six years earlier.

In April 2016, he was appointed by Seneschal Cresti_Siervicül to serve as Minister of Culture for the third time. Later that year, in the December 2016 election for the 50th Cosa, he was re-elected as Senator for Vuode. Despite his name not appearing on the ballot paper, he was returned to serve as Senator for a second term receiving an overwhelming share of the local vote.

After holding his seat in the Senate for 26 consecutive Clarks over a period of just over 3 years, he resigned in December 2017 as he could no longer afford enough time and attention to the post. He then returned to the Cosa Chamber as an MC for the RUMP party.

In 2019, RUMP was in the final stages of going defunct. During this process, The leader of the party, Alexandreu Davinescu, abruptly resigned from the party which elevated Grischun to the role of RUMP leadership (and thus to the role of Leader of the Opposition). Grischun resigned from the party prior to the final Clark of that session. Nobody else stepped forward to assume the position and the party failed to register for the next election, which made Grischun the last ever leader of the RUMP.

A couple of months later he registered a new party, the Peculiar Nationalist Party (PNP), and campaigned for the 54th Cosa on Peculiarist concepts (such as the rejection of Talossa's land claims and of the provinces as political entities) with moderate monarchist stances (such as the support for a purely ceremonial Monarch and the abolition of its veto powers). The PNP was notable for embracing the concept of civic nationalism, in which Talossan citizenship should be open to anyone who shares national values. The party won 25 seats in the Cosa and went on to become a junior partner in a coalition government with the FreeDems and AMP. Grischun was appointed to serve as Minister of the Interior for this government, where he achieved success in reforming the immigration system.

In March 2020, the Senate Seat for Vuode became vacant following Viteu_Marcianüs' appointment to serve as a Justice of the Uppermost Court. Grischun was appointed to fill this vacancy and he began a third stint as Vuode's Senator during the third Clark of the 54th Cosa. This interim term would last until the conclusion of the 54th. At the elections for the 55th Cosa, he was re-elected, unopposed, to serve again as Vuode's Senator.

During the 54th Cosa, Grischun developed a good working relationship with several members of the senior party in the governing coalition, the Free Democrats. As a result, prior to the election for the 55th Cosa, Grischun decided to fold the PNP to join with the FreeDems.

Provincial Politics (Vuode)

O Class Premiership

Grischun served as the O-Class Premier of Vuode from January 2010 (when the post was created) until April 2012 (when the post was abolished).

Constitutional Convention of 2012

In February 2012, Grischun made calls for Vuode to abandon the provincial constitution on the basis that it was failing the province. Along with fellow Vuodean citizens Sir Trotxâ Betiñéir and Viteu Marcianüs, he formed a Constitutional Convention and went on to spend the remainder of 2012 working on a new constitution which was adopted in April 2013.

Vuode Premiership

Grischun was elected to serve as Premier of Vuode in May 2013 and then again in February 2014. This second term expired in July 2014 and due to restrictions written into the provincial constitution, he was not eligible to seek a third consecutive term. A few years later, he served a third term from May to November in 2019. He was again elected to serve a fourth term as Vuode's Premier in August 2020.

Parish and Township naming project

Grischun is responsible for the naming of Vuode's Parishes and Townships. He spent many months researching the province's history before authoring a Byelaw, (The Parishes and Townships Decree), which named the Province's six Parishes and sixty-nine Townships.

Serving in the Chancery

Deputy Secretary of State

Grischun served as Deputy Secretary of State From April 2012 to December 2012 during the tenure of Secretary of State Iusti Canun. During this time he ran several Clark sessions on behalf of the Chancery as well as having responsibility over some immigration cases. He administered the first half of the July 2012 general election and also helped to certify the results at the conclusion of the election.

Extra-Talossan life

Grischun was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in October of 1984. He has one Dandelion, Avvi Grischun-Camerá and a rescued border collie named Lucy. He has a wide range of interests and pastimes. He is an avid cyclist and runner and is an outdoors enthusiast with hobbies such as hill walking, hiking, mountaineering and wild camping. He is currently self employed and working as a taxi driver in Glasgow.

Offices Held

Parliament

Preceded by
(Incumbent)		 Senator for Vuode
54th Cosa (Clark 1) - (current)		 Succeeded by
(Incumbent)
Preceded by
Viteu Marcianüs		 Senator for Vuode (Interim)
54th Cosa (Clark 4) - 54th Cosa (Clark 6)		 Succeeded by
(Incumbent)
Preceded by
Sir Trotxâ Betiñéir		 Senator for Vuode
47th Cosa (Clark 1) - 51st Cosa (Clark 2)		 Succeeded by
Sir Trotxâ Betiñéir
Member of Cosa 40th  41st  43rd  44th  45th     51st  52nd  53rd  54th  

Government

Preceded by
Alexandreu Regeu		 Minister of the Interior
3 Dec 2019/XL - Current		 Succeeded by
(Incumbent)
Preceded by
Þon Txoteu É. Davinescu		 Minister of the Interior
30 Sep 2018/XXXIX - 7 April 2019/XL		 Succeeded by
Txec Róibeard Nordselva
Preceded by
Miestrâ Schivâ		 Minister of Culture
4 April 2016/XXXVII - 1 February 2017/XXXVIII		 Succeeded by
Miestrâ Schivâ
Preceded by
(Vacant)		 Minister of Culture
29 July 2009/XXX - 1 May 2010/XXXI		 Succeeded by
Cjara Brainerd
Preceded by
Níc Casálmac'h		 Minister of Culture
11 March 2009/XXX - 7 May 2009/XXX		 Succeeded by
(Vacant)

Civil Service

Preceded by
T.M. Asmourescu		 Deputy Secretary of State
30 Apr 2012/XXXIII - 12 Dec 2012/XXXIII		 Succeeded by
M.T. Patritz da Biondeu

Provincial

Preceded by
(Vacant)		 Premier of Vuode
August 2020/XLI - Current		 Succeeded by
(Incumbent)
Preceded by
Chirbi Scherpa-Carriedo		 Premier of Vuode
May 2019/XL - November 2019/XL		 Succeeded by
Viteu Marcianüs
Preceded by
(Post Created)		 Premier of Vuode
May 2013/XXXIV - July 2014/XXXV		 Succeeded by
(Vacant)
Preceded by
(Post Created)		 O-Class Premier of Vuode
January 2010/XXXI - April 2012/XXXIII		 Succeeded by
(Post Abolished)

Party Politics

Member of
Political Parties		 Progressive;  FGP;  TLC;  RUMP;  PNP;     FreeDems;  
Preceded by
(Post Created)		 Party Leader of PNP
1 November 2019/XL - 6 May 2020/XLI		 Succeeded by
(Defunct)
Preceded by
Alexandreu Davinescu		 Party Leader of RUMP
26 July 2019/XL - 22 August 2019/XL		 Succeeded by
(Defunct)
Preceded by
Flip Molinar		 Party Leader of CSPP
15 March 2012/XXXIII - 8 July 2012/XXXIII		 Succeeded by
Owen Edwards
Preceded by
(Post created)		 Party Leader of CSP
23 April2011/XXXII - 15 March 2012/XXXIII		 Succeeded by
(Continued in post at CSPP)
Preceded by
Breneir Tzaracomprada		 Party Leader of PPT
15 October 2010/XXXI - 18 January 2011/XXXII		 Succeeded by
Flip Molinar

Cultural Roles

Preceded by
(Post created)		 Manager of the Vuodean Celtics, (TFL team)
2019 - (present)		 Succeeded by
(Incumbent)
Preceded by
(Post created)		 Editor, Journalist at Stil da Vida
2009 - 2012		 Succeeded by
(Defunct)
Preceded by
(Post created)		 Chair of Talossan Press Association
2009 - 2013		 Succeeded by
Munditenens Tresplet
Preceded by
(Post created)		 Chair of Talossan Animal Protection and Zoological Society
2009 - (Present)		 Succeeded by
(Incumbent)
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