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|office1          = Secretary of State for Business & Industrial Strategy
|office1          = Secretary of State for Business & Industrial Strategy
|president1       = Anneli Lindström (2015-2018)<br/>Ken Svensson (2018)
|prime_minister1       = Anneli Lindström (2015-2018)<br/>Ken Svensson (2018)
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|predecessor2      = ''None, office created''
|successor2        = [[Clas Markussen]]
|successor2        = [[Clas Markussen]]
|office4          = Member of Parliament for <br \>Västmanland (List)
|office4         = Chair of the Public Accounts Committee
|term_start4     = 4 May 2000
|term_start4      = 28 May 2000
|term_end4       =
|term_end4        = 10 May 2005
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|predecessor4    = [[Johan Olsson]]
|successor4       =
|successor4      = Jakub Askildsen
|office5         = Member of Parliament for <br \>Västmanland (List)
|term_start5     = 4 May 2000
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|office6          = Member of Parliament for<br>Västerås Central
|term_start6      = 27 June 1996
|term_end6       = 4 May 2000
|predecessor6     = Mikael Lofven
|successor6       = Mikael Lofven
|birth_date      = {{Birth date and age|1954|03|25|df=yes}}
|birth_date      = {{Birth date and age|1954|03|25|df=yes}}
|birth_place      = [[Verlois]], [[Gaullica]]
|birth_place      = Sainte-Colette, [[Vannois]]
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|nationality      = Ordennyan<br/>Gaullican
|nationality      = Ordennyan<br/>Vannoisian
|party            = [[Green Party (Ordennya)|Green]] (1990 - present)
|party            = [[Green Party (Ordennya)|Green]] (1990 - present)
|otherparty      = [[Conservative Party (Ordennya)|Conservative]] (before 1990)
|otherparty      = [[Moderate Party (Ordennya)|Conservative]] (before 1990)
|spouse          = {{marriage|Kirsten Montpelier|1985}}
|spouse          = {{marriage|Kirsten Montpelier|1985}}
|children        = 1
|children        = 1
|alma_mater      = University of Verlois
|alma_mater      = University of Verlois
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'''Albert H. Montpelier''' (born 25 March 1954) is a Gaullican-Ordennyan politician and businessman, currently serving as Secretary of State for Federal Affairs & Communities. He previously served as Deputy Leader of the [[Green Party (Ordennya)|Green Party]] for 21 years between 1995 and 2016, resigning to contest the party leadership, but finished third to [[Niamh Cooper]]. Previously a municipal councillor for the Conservative Party, he is regarded as the main figure of the centre to centre-right Green conservatism current within the Ordennyan [[Green Party (Ordennya)|Green Party]].
'''Albert H. Montpelier''' (born 25 March 1954) is a Vannoisian-Ordennyan politician and businessman, currently serving as Secretary of State for Federal Affairs & Communities. He previously served as Deputy Leader of the [[Green Party (Ordennya)|Green Party]] for 21 years between 1995 and 2016, resigning to contest the party leadership, but finished third to [[Niamh Cooper]]. Previously a municipal councillor for the Conservative Party, he is regarded as the main figure of the centre to centre-right Green conservatism current within the Ordennyan [[Green Party (Ordennya)|Green Party]].

Latest revision as of 23:59, 13 August 2023

The Right Honourable
Albert H. Montpelier
MP
Albert H Montpelier.jpg
Secretary of State for Federal Affairs & Communities
Assumed office
19 October 2019
Preceded byClas Markussen
Secretary of State for Business & Industrial Strategy
In office
11 May 2015 – 17 August 2018
Preceded bySanna Rydberg
Succeeded byAllan Lundgren
Deputy Leader of the Green Party
In office
6 July 1995 – 1 December 2016
Serving with Helga Ståhlbrand (1995-1997)
Jane Jakobsson (1997-2010)
Niamh Cooper (2010-2016)
LeaderRune Nyström
Preceded byNone, office created
Succeeded byClas Markussen
Chair of the Public Accounts Committee
In office
28 May 2000 – 10 May 2005
Preceded byJohan Olsson
Succeeded byJakub Askildsen
Member of Parliament for
Västmanland (List)
Assumed office
4 May 2000
Member of Parliament for
Västerås Central
In office
27 June 1996 – 4 May 2000
Preceded byMikael Lofven
Succeeded byMikael Lofven
Personal details
Born (1954-03-25) 25 March 1954 (age 70)
Sainte-Colette, Vannois
NationalityOrdennyan
Vannoisian
Political partyGreen (1990 - present)
Other political
affiliations
Conservative (before 1990)
Spouse
Kirsten Montpelier (m. 1985)
Children1
Alma materUniversity of Verlois

Albert H. Montpelier (born 25 March 1954) is a Vannoisian-Ordennyan politician and businessman, currently serving as Secretary of State for Federal Affairs & Communities. He previously served as Deputy Leader of the Green Party for 21 years between 1995 and 2016, resigning to contest the party leadership, but finished third to Niamh Cooper. Previously a municipal councillor for the Conservative Party, he is regarded as the main figure of the centre to centre-right Green conservatism current within the Ordennyan Green Party.