Xheraltescu Cabinet
The first cabinet led by Seneschal Carlüs Xheraltescu came to power on 24 June 2015/XXXVI after elections to the 47th Cosa, when s;reu Xheraltescu was appointed by His Majesty King John I. He took over from Lüc da Schir, who became his Distain. The other ministers were appointed on 27 June. Xheraltescus party, the FreeDems, which were formed before the elections as a merger between the ZRT and Xheraltescu's Liberal Congress came second in the elections, but managed to form a coalition with the MRPT led by Da Schir and the Progressive Party, led by Owen Edwards. The cabinet faced a crisis when Da Schir and then deputy minister of Finance and Immigration Ian Plätschisch resigned and all MRPT MC's and two FreeDem MC's voted no on the Vote of Confidence during the sixth clark, causing the government to lose the VoC. This did not cause early elections, as new elections were scheduled after the sixth clark anyway. In fact, because the King did not disband the Cosa on time the elections to the 49th Cosa were postponed by one month. The MRPT members of the cabinet were replaced and the cabinet continued as a minority government untill 28 March 2016/XXXVII, when Xheraltescu's successor RUMP member Sir Cresti Siervicül, UrN was appointed Seneschal.
Ministers of the Xheraltescu Cabinet
Prime Minister:
- C. Carlüs Xheraltescu (FreeDem) (From 24 Jun to 28 Mar)
Distain:
- Lüc da Schir (MRPT) (From 27 Jun to 20 Dec)
- Miestrâ Schivâ, UrN (FreeDem) (From 22 Dec to 4 Apr)
Minister of Foreign Affairs:
- Breneir Itravilatx (MRPT/TNC) (From 27 Jun to 4 Apr)
Minister of the Interior:
- Munditenens Tresplet (FreeDem) (From 27 Jun to 4 Apr)
Minister of STUFF:
- Sevastain Pinátsch (MRPT) (From 27 Jun to 22 Dec)
- M.T. Patritz da Biondeu (FreeDem) (From 22 Dec to 4 Apr)
Minster of Finance
- Vacant" - overseen by the Distain (From 27 Jun to 20 Dec)
- M.T. Patritz da Biondeu (FreeDem) (From 22 Dec to 4 Apr)
Minister of Culture:
- Miestrâ Schivâ, UrN (FreeDem) (From 27 Jun to 11 Oct)
- Françal Ian Lux (FreeDem) (From 11 Oct to 4 Apr)
- Vit Caçeir (PP) (From 27 Jun to 11 Oct)
- Miestrâ Schivâ, UrN (FreeDem) (From 11 Oct to 4 Apr)
