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The '''Kokkinakis ministry''' ([[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]) was the 48th ministry of the [[Satavia|Government of Satavia]]. It was lead by the country's 30th Prime Minister, and second Prime Minister since the restoration of democratic rule in 1976. The Kokkinakis ministry was formed after [[Leander Kokkinkais]] lead his Liberal party to victory at the [[1984 Satavian federal election|1984 federal election]] and ended after Kokkinakis' resignation as a result of the [[Scott Affair]].
The '''Kokkinakis ministry''' ([[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]) was the 48th ministry of the [[Satavia|Government of Satavia]]. It was lead by the country's 30th Prime Minister, and second Prime Minister since the restoration of democratic rule in 1976. The Kokkinakis ministry was formed after [[Leander Kokkinakis]] won the [[1984 Liberal Party leadership election]] and replaced outgoing Prme Minister [[Eric Edwards]]. It was re-elected at the [[1984 Satavian federal election|1984 federal election]] and ended after Kokkinakis' resignation as a result of the [[Scott Affair]].
 
==Ministry==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 90%;" width=750
| colspan="4" bgcolor="#F2F2F2" align="center" | [[Second Edwards ministry|←]] '''Kokkinakis ministry''' [[Dumfries ministry|→]]<br/><small>4 June 1984-3 April 1987</small>
|-
| rowspan="2"| '''Political party'''
| style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| colspan="2"| [[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
|-
| style="background:#DDDDDD;"|
| colspan="2"| {{wp|Independent (politician)|Non-partisan}}
|-
|- bgcolor="EFEFEF"
! width=40% | Office
! colspan=3 | Minister
|-
| [[Prime Minister of Satavia|Prime Minister]]<br>[[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Equality]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Leander Kokkinakis]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Don_Dunstan_1968_crop.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Prime Minister of Satavia|Deputy Prime Minister]]<br>[[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for the Civil Service]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Paul Monaghan]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Warren Freer.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Treasurer]]<br>[[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Finance]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Theodore Kerris]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Hon. E. John A. Harnum.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Attorney-General]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Daniël Pieterson]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Simon Crean 1990s.jpg|100px]]
|-
! colspan="4"| Secretaries of State
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[William Maguire]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Lance Barnard 1970 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Home Affairs]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Bill Stanley]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Barrie Unsworth 1972.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Defence]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Lachlan Goodhue]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Bill Hayden 1971.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Justice]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Maximilian Dumfries]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:John England 1971.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Health & Social Affairs]]<Br>[[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Work and Trade]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Pieter Murell]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Chris Hurford 1970.png|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Education]]<Br>[[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Transport]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Marthinus De Klerk]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Michael Duffy.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Provincial Affairs]]
| width="1" style="background:#DDDDDD;"|
| [[Joost van Schalkwyk]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Neal Blewett.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Indigenous Affairs]]<br>[[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Indigenous Relations]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Dietrich Vettel]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:John Charles Kerin.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Science]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Damian Botha]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Peter Francis Salmon Cook.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Religion, Arts & Culture]]<br>[[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Sport]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Simon Pienaar]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Bob McMullan.jpg|100px]]
|-
| [[Cabinet of Satavia|Secretary of State for Women]]
| width="1" style="background:#e29a1d;"|
| [[Stefanos Dimitriadis]]
| align="center" width=100 | [[File:Eleftherios Papadimitriou (age30).jpg|100px]]
|-
|}
 
[[Category:Leander Kokkinakis]]

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Kokkinakis ministry
Flag of Satavia.png
48th Cabinet of Satavia
DonDunstan1963.jpg
Leander Kokkinakis in 1983
Date formed4 June 1984 (1984-06-04)
Date dissolved3 April 1987 (1987-04-03)
People
PresidentWillem Steyn
Prime MinisterLeander Kokkinakis
No. of ministers15
Member partyLiberal Party
Status in legislatureMajority government
Opposition partyConservative & Country Party
Opposition leaderBen De Villiers
History
Election(s)18 August 1984
Legislature term(s)32nd
PredecessorSecond Edwards ministry
SuccessorDumfries ministry
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Leander Kokkinakis

1984 leadership election

Prime Minister of Satavia

Term of government (1984-1987)

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The Kokkinakis ministry (Liberal) was the 48th ministry of the Government of Satavia. It was lead by the country's 30th Prime Minister, and second Prime Minister since the restoration of democratic rule in 1976. The Kokkinakis ministry was formed after Leander Kokkinakis won the 1984 Liberal Party leadership election and replaced outgoing Prme Minister Eric Edwards. It was re-elected at the 1984 federal election and ended after Kokkinakis' resignation as a result of the Scott Affair.

Ministry

← Kokkinakis ministry →
4 June 1984-3 April 1987
Political party Liberal
Non-partisan
Office Minister
Prime Minister
Secretary of State for Equality 		Leander Kokkinakis Don Dunstan 1968 crop.jpg
Deputy Prime Minister
Secretary of State for the Civil Service 		Paul Monaghan Warren Freer.jpg
Treasurer
Secretary of State for Finance 		Theodore Kerris Hon. E. John A. Harnum.jpg
Attorney-General Daniël Pieterson Simon Crean 1990s.jpg
Secretaries of State
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs William Maguire Lance Barnard 1970 (cropped).jpg
Secretary of State for Home Affairs Bill Stanley Barrie Unsworth 1972.jpg
Secretary of State for Defence Lachlan Goodhue Bill Hayden 1971.jpg
Secretary of State for Justice Maximilian Dumfries John England 1971.jpg
Secretary of State for Health & Social Affairs
Secretary of State for Work and Trade 		Pieter Murell Chris Hurford 1970.png
Secretary of State for Education
Secretary of State for Transport 		Marthinus De Klerk Michael Duffy.jpg
Secretary of State for Provincial Affairs Joost van Schalkwyk Neal Blewett.jpg
Secretary of State for Indigenous Affairs
Secretary of State for Indigenous Relations 		Dietrich Vettel John Charles Kerin.jpg
Secretary of State for Science Damian Botha Peter Francis Salmon Cook.jpg
Secretary of State for Religion, Arts & Culture
Secretary of State for Sport 		Simon Pienaar Bob McMullan.jpg
Secretary of State for Women Stefanos Dimitriadis File:Eleftherios Papadimitriou (age30).jpg
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