Von Buchholtz Cabinet

Fritz von Buchholtz was appointed Seneschal by the Uppermost Court on 20 August 2005, as an emergency response to the exodus of Robert I and most of his loyalists, including the previous Prime Minister, Marcus Cantalour.

The Cabinet represented a mostly clean break with the past; Quedeir Castiglha, formerly a member of the Black Hand, had joined the CLP, and Weston Erni, who represented Robert I's interests in Erni v. Talossa, after which he faded into inactivity and dropped out.

This was the first Cabinet to feature the post of Finance Minister, a post whose tasks was previously performed by the non-Cabinet Burgermeister of Inland Revenue, either informally or as a statutory position, and whose authority was at that time derived by its dual office as the Chairman of the Royal Bank and Post; and this was also the last Cabinet with a Wargames Minister, a role often seen in the Ben Era.

Party key		Conservative Loyalist Party
		Random Unilateral Movement Party

Buchholtz Cabinet

Portfolio	Minister
Cabinet ministers
Prime Minister		The Most Hon. Fritz von Buchholtz MC
Deputy Prime Minister		The Rt. Hon. Ma la Mha MC
Foreign Affairs Minister		The Rt Hon. Samuhel Tecladeir MC
Finance Minister Chairman of the Royal Bank & Post		The Rt Hon. Javier Gold
Attorney General Justice Minister		The Rt Hon. Quedeir Castiglha MC
Immigration Minister		The Rt Hon. Corrine de Winter MC
Defence Minister		The Rt Hon. Joe Clark
		The Rt Hon. Trotxâ Betiñéir MC
Culture Minister		The Rt Hon. Victor Idowu
STUFF Minister		The Rt Hon. Don Deutschmann MC
Also attending Cabinet
Women's Affairs Minister		The Rt Hon. Maureen O'Hara MC
Wargames Minister		The Rt Hon. Weston Erni
		The Rt Hon. Jason Buchholtz