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| − | Commencing from the conclusion of the [[Saren Federal Elections, 2024|2024 General Election]], most of the Third Kilkenny Ministry was sworn in on 19 August 2024. Home Secretary Florina Reyhan was sworn in three weeks later as the post was left vacant by the late [[Adrian Hemsley]]. The government, holds a 16-seat majority in the House of Commons with their opposition needing at least 55 additional votes to oppose any legislation in the House. | + | Commencing from the conclusion of the [[Saren Federal Elections, 2024|2024 General Election]], most of the Third Kilkenny Ministry was sworn in on 19 August 2024. Home Secretary Florina Reyhan was sworn in three weeks later as the post was left vacant by the late [[Adrian Hemsley]]. The government, holds a 16-seat majority in the House of Commons with their opposition needing at least 55 additional votes to oppose any legislation in the House. The Ministry was dissolved following the [[National_Progressive_Leadership_Election,_2024|December leadership contest]] in which incumbent Jacob Kilkenny did not run. |
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| {{NP Text Block}} | National Progressive | | {{NP Text Block}} | National Progressive | ||
| − | | Henry Deruthesdan MP | + | | [[Henry Deruthesdan]] MP |
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*Secretary of State for Indigenous Affairs | *Secretary of State for Indigenous Affairs | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:43, 8 December 2018
| Third Kilkenny Ministry | |
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 306th Ministry of Sarenium | |
 Jacob Kilkenny | |
| Date formed | 19 August 2024 |
| Date dissolved | 14 December 2024 |
| People and organisations | |
| Head of state | President Peter Cosgrin |
| Head of government | Jacob Kilkenny |
| Deputy head of government | Macy English |
| Member parties | Progressive |
| Status in legislature | Majority |
| Opposition cabinet | Shadow Cabinet of Sarenium |
| Opposition party | Nationals |
| Opposition leader | William Horschtall |
| History | |
| Legislature term(s) | 159th |
| Predecessor | Second Kilkenny Ministry |
| Successor | Deruthesdan Ministry |
Commencing from the conclusion of the 2024 General Election, most of the Third Kilkenny Ministry was sworn in on 19 August 2024. Home Secretary Florina Reyhan was sworn in three weeks later as the post was left vacant by the late Adrian Hemsley. The government, holds a 16-seat majority in the House of Commons with their opposition needing at least 55 additional votes to oppose any legislation in the House. The Ministry was dissolved following the December leadership contest in which incumbent Jacob Kilkenny did not run.
Cabinet
| Party | Minister | Portfolio |
|---|---|---|
| National Progressive | Jacob Kilkenny MP | |
| National Progressive | Florina Reyhan MP |
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| National Progressive | Marlon Pyne MP |
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| National Progressive | Henry Deruthesdan MP |
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| National Progressive | Jolene Theudoricus MP |
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| National Progressive | Charli Matheson MP |
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| National Progressive | Alain Bronson MP |
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| National Progressive | Tyler Coote MP |
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| National Progressive | Florina Reyhan MP |
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| National Progressive | Jules-Pierre Win MP |
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| National Progressive | Alexis Parkhill MP |
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| National Progressive | Alex Bateman MP |
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| National Progressive | Caitlin Coe MP |
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| National Progressive | Constance Thamoulias MP |
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