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{{Infobox government cabinet | {{Infobox government cabinet | ||
|cabinet_name = 44th Government of the Federal Republic of Alsland | |cabinet_name = 44th Government of the Federal Republic of Alsland | ||
|deputy_government_head = [[Premier of Alsland|Deputy Premiers]]<br>[[ | |deputy_government_head = [[Premier of Alsland|Deputy Premiers]]<br>[[Gert van der Meer]] ([[Radical (Alsland)|RB]])<br>[[Elsert Wassenaar]] ([[Orange Party|ORP]])<br>[[Alsland|Hilda Schaaf]] ([[Humanist Sotirian Union|HSU]])<br>[[Ottila Möller]] ([[Progressive Alliance (Alsland)|PA]]) | ||
|successor = [[ | |successor = [[45th Government of Alsland]] | ||
|cabinet_number = 44th | |cabinet_number = 44th | ||
|jurisdiction = Federal Republic of Alsland | |jurisdiction = Federal Republic of Alsland | ||
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|members_number = Premier + 15 ministers | |members_number = Premier + 15 ministers | ||
|total_number = 16 | |total_number = 16 | ||
|political_party = {{Composition bar|41|201|hex=#8AC727}}[[Liveable Alsland]] (LA)<br>{{Composition bar|32|201|hex=#1108D7}}[[ | |political_party = {{Composition bar|41|201|hex=#8AC727}}[[Liveable Alsland]] (LA)<br>{{Composition bar|32|201|hex=#1108D7}}[[Radical (Alsland)|Radical Movement]] (RB)<br>{{Composition bar|31|201|hex=#F29837}}[[Orange Party]] (ORP)<br>{{Composition bar|10|201|hex=#F32957}}[[Progressive Alliance (Alsland)|Progressive Alliance]] (PA) | ||
|legislature_status = {{wpl|Majority government}}<br />{{Composition bar| | |legislature_status = {{wpl|Majority government}}<br />{{Composition bar|114|201|grey}} | ||
|election = [[2022 Alslandic legislative election|2022 election]] | |election = [[2022 Alslandic legislative election|2022 election]] | ||
|legislature_term = [[Folkssenaat|27th Folkssenaat]] | |legislature_term = [[Folkssenaat|27th Folkssenaat]] | ||
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|opposition_cabinet = None | |opposition_cabinet = None | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''44th Government of Alsland''' (also known as the third Ykema cabinet) was formed after the [[2022 Alslandic legislative election|2022 election]] in Alsland. It is comprised of 15 ministers including the [[Premier of Alsland|Premier]], [[Liekele Ykema]]. | '''44th Government of Alsland''' (also known as the third Ykema cabinet) was formed after the [[2022 Alslandic legislative election|2022 election]] in Alsland. It is comprised of 15 ministers including the [[Premier of Alsland|Premier]], [[Liekele Ykema]]. As part of the coalition deal the current government will remain in place until September 2024 when [[Cabinet of Alsland|Minister of Foreign Affairs]] [[Kairi Sokk]] will replace Ykema as Premier and Ykema will in turn take over Sokk's position as Minister of Foreign Affairs. Following Sokk's resignation from the cabinet the agreement was terminated. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
Shortly after the initial results were released from the [[2022 Alslandic legislative election]], [[ | Shortly after the initial results were released from the [[2022 Alslandic legislative election]], [[Radical (Alsland)|Radical Movement]] and [[Liveable Alsland]] announced their intention to enter a rotation coalition with each other to pursue constitutional reforms. The two parties initially went into talks with the [[Orange Party]] to form a right-wing government led by [[Kairi Sokk]]. The talks were abandoned after the onset of the [[2022 Alslandic financial crisis]] and instead talks shifted towards forming a national unity government. After a marathon meeting involving all major party leaders Kairi Sokk recommended to [[President of Alsland|President]] [[Hepke Veltman]] to invite [[Liekele Ykema]] to form a government. Ykema agreed to lead the government shortly afterwards with the support of the Radical Movement, [[Orange Party]], [[Humanist Sotirian Union]] and [[Progressive Alliance (Alsland)|Progressive Alliance]]. The government would be a {{wpl|Technocracy|technocratic}} government that would sit only for the duration of the economic crisis before resigning to hold elections according to [[Liekele Ykema]], unlike previous governments a key condition to the formation of the coalition was the introduction of a de facto {{wpl|Directorial system|directorial system}} as the Premier and Deputy-Premiers - styled as Co-Premiers - would have to make decisions together. The cabinet also agreed to pursue radical constitutional and electoral reforms before the end of it's term. | ||
===Investiture=== | ===Investiture=== | ||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;" | {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;" | ||
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| align="left"| {{Collapsible list | title = <span style="font-weight:normal;">Yes</span> | | align="left"| {{Collapsible list | title = <span style="font-weight:normal;">Yes</span> | ||
| • [[Liveable Alsland|LA]] (41) | | • [[Liveable Alsland|LA]] (41) | ||
| • [[ | | • [[Radical (Alsland)|RB]] (32) | ||
| • [[Orange Party|ORP]] (31) | | • [[Orange Party|ORP]] (31) | ||
| • [[Humanist Sotirian Union|HSU]] (15) | | • [[Humanist Sotirian Union|HSU]] (15) | ||
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==Composition== | ==Composition== | ||
===Government=== | ===Government=== | ||
The coalition agreement meant that [[Liveable Alsland]], [[Orange Party]], [[ | The coalition agreement meant that [[Liveable Alsland]], [[Orange Party]], [[Radical (Alsland)|Radical Movement]], [[Humanist Sotirian Union|HSU]] and the [[Progressive Alliance (Alsland)|Progressive Alliance]] would all be represented by their candidates within the cabinet and all other positions would be held by unelected officials with expertise in their relative fields. University Professor [[Luka Bodenschatz]] was appointed to be [[Cabinet of Alsland|Minister of Finance]] due to his expertise and knowlege in the field and was tasked with reducing Alsland's budget deficit and public debt as well as negotiating with the [[Euclean Community|Euclean Conference]] for a potential bailout of Alsland's public debt. | ||
Alongside this two non-portfolio positions were created: the position of Minister for Digital Alsland was given to [[Alsland|Heli Jogi]], a major financial backer of | Alongside this two non-portfolio positions were created: the position of Minister for Digital Alsland was given to [[Alsland|Heli Jogi]], a major financial backer of the Radical Movement and entrepreneur. Jogi was tasked with digitalising Alsland's government, society and promote digitalisation for private companies as well as public services such as education and healthcare. Jogi's appointment was criticised by some within Alliance who felt that it was a sign of the technology sector's influence over Radical Movement and by extension the government. Meanwhile the position of Minister for Government Accountability and transparency was created and given to former Labour Affairs minister and whistleblower [[Urjo Eenpalu]]. Eenpalu's position would be to increase government transparency and help legislate for reforms to improve government accountability. | ||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
! rowspan=2 | Position | ! rowspan=2 | Position | ||
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! colspan="6" |'''Deputy Premier(s)''' | ! colspan="6" |'''Deputy Premier(s)''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Cabinet of Alsland|Minister of Defence]] | | rowspan=2 | [[Cabinet of Alsland|Minister of Defence]] | ||
| [[Ottila Möller]] | | [[Ottila Möller]] | ||
| style="background:#F32957;" width="3px" | | | style="background:#F32957;" width="3px" | | ||
| [[Progressive Alliance (Alsland)|Progressive Alliance]] | | [[Progressive Alliance (Alsland)|Progressive Alliance]] | ||
| 12 October 2022 | | 12 October 2022 | ||
| 17 May 2023 | |||
|- | |||
| [[Gert van der Meer]] | |||
| style="background:#1108D7;" width="3px" | | |||
| [[Radical (Alsland)|Radical Movement]] | |||
| 17 May 2023 | |||
| Present | | Present | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Cabinet of Alsland|Minister of Federal Affairs]] | | rowspan=2 | [[Cabinet of Alsland|Minister of Federal Affairs]] | ||
| [[Hilda Schaaf]] | | [[Hilda Schaaf]] | ||
| style="background:#D0793D;" width="3px" | | | style="background:#D0793D;" width="3px" | | ||
| [[Humanist Sotirian Union]] | | [[Humanist Sotirian Union]] | ||
| 12 October 2022 | | 12 October 2022 | ||
| 19 February 2023 | |||
|- | |||
| [[Torben Ratzenberger]] | |||
| style="background:#8AC727;" width="3px" | | |||
| [[Liveable Alsland]] | |||
| 19 February 2023 | |||
| Present | | Present | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[Cabinet of Alsland|Minister of Foreign Affairs]] | |- | ||
| rowspan=2 | [[Cabinet of Alsland|Minister of Foreign Affairs]] | |||
| [[Kairi Sokk]] | | [[Kairi Sokk]] | ||
| style="background:#1108D7;" width="3px" | | | style="background:#1108D7;" width="3px" | | ||
| [[ | | [[Radical (Alsland)|Radical Movement]] | ||
| 12 October 2022 | | 12 October 2022 | ||
| 17 May 2023 | |||
|- | |||
| [[Ottila Möller]] | |||
| style="background:#F32957;" width="3px" | | |||
| [[Progressive Alliance (Alsland)|Progressive Alliance]] | |||
| 17 May 2023 | |||
| Present | | Present | ||
|- | |- | ||
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| [[Alsland|Heli Jogi]] | | [[Alsland|Heli Jogi]] | ||
| style="background:#1108D7;" width="3px" | | | style="background:#1108D7;" width="3px" | | ||
| [[ | | [[Radical (Alsland)|Radical Movement]] | ||
| 12 October 2022 | | 12 October 2022 | ||
| Present | | Present | ||
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| [[Urjo Eenpalu]] | | [[Urjo Eenpalu]] | ||
| style="background:#30c3c7;" width="3px" | | | style="background:#30c3c7;" width="3px" | | ||
| [[ | | [[Radical (Alsland)|Radical]] | ||
| 12 October 2022 | | 12 October 2022 | ||
| Present | | Present | ||
Latest revision as of 18:13, 17 May 2023
44th Government of the Federal Republic of Alsland | |
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 44th Cabinet of Federal Republic of Alsland | |
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| Date formed | 12 October 2022 |
| People | |
| Head of state | President Hepke Veltman |
| Head of government | Liekele Ykema (LA) |
| Deputy head of government | Deputy Premiers Gert van der Meer (RB) Elsert Wassenaar (ORP) Hilda Schaaf (HSU) Ottila Möller (PA) |
| No. of ministers | Premier + 15 ministers |
| Total no. of members | 16 |
| Member party | 41 / 201 Liveable Alsland (LA)32 / 201 Radical Movement (RB)31 / 201 Orange Party (ORP)10 / 201 Progressive Alliance (PA)
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| Status in legislature | Majority government 114 / 201 |
| Opposition cabinet | None |
| History | |
| Election(s) | 2022 election |
| Legislature term(s) | 27th Folkssenaat |
| Predecessor | 43rd Government of Alsland |
| Successor | 45th Government of Alsland |
44th Government of Alsland (also known as the third Ykema cabinet) was formed after the 2022 election in Alsland. It is comprised of 15 ministers including the Premier, Liekele Ykema. As part of the coalition deal the current government will remain in place until September 2024 when Minister of Foreign Affairs Kairi Sokk will replace Ykema as Premier and Ykema will in turn take over Sokk's position as Minister of Foreign Affairs. Following Sokk's resignation from the cabinet the agreement was terminated.
History
Background
Shortly after the initial results were released from the 2022 Alslandic legislative election, Radical Movement and Liveable Alsland announced their intention to enter a rotation coalition with each other to pursue constitutional reforms. The two parties initially went into talks with the Orange Party to form a right-wing government led by Kairi Sokk. The talks were abandoned after the onset of the 2022 Alslandic financial crisis and instead talks shifted towards forming a national unity government. After a marathon meeting involving all major party leaders Kairi Sokk recommended to President Hepke Veltman to invite Liekele Ykema to form a government. Ykema agreed to lead the government shortly afterwards with the support of the Radical Movement, Orange Party, Humanist Sotirian Union and Progressive Alliance. The government would be a technocratic government that would sit only for the duration of the economic crisis before resigning to hold elections according to Liekele Ykema, unlike previous governments a key condition to the formation of the coalition was the introduction of a de facto directorial system as the Premier and Deputy-Premiers - styled as Co-Premiers - would have to make decisions together. The cabinet also agreed to pursue radical constitutional and electoral reforms before the end of it's term.
Investiture
| Investiture Liekele Ykema (LA) | ||
| Ballot → | 10 October 2022 | |
|---|---|---|
| Required majority → | 101 out of 201 
| |
129 / 201
| ||
69 / 201
| ||
3 / 201
| ||
| Sources: Folkssenaat | ||
Composition
Government
The coalition agreement meant that Liveable Alsland, Orange Party, Radical Movement, HSU and the Progressive Alliance would all be represented by their candidates within the cabinet and all other positions would be held by unelected officials with expertise in their relative fields. University Professor Luka Bodenschatz was appointed to be Minister of Finance due to his expertise and knowlege in the field and was tasked with reducing Alsland's budget deficit and public debt as well as negotiating with the Euclean Conference for a potential bailout of Alsland's public debt.
Alongside this two non-portfolio positions were created: the position of Minister for Digital Alsland was given to Heli Jogi, a major financial backer of the Radical Movement and entrepreneur. Jogi was tasked with digitalising Alsland's government, society and promote digitalisation for private companies as well as public services such as education and healthcare. Jogi's appointment was criticised by some within Alliance who felt that it was a sign of the technology sector's influence over Radical Movement and by extension the government. Meanwhile the position of Minister for Government Accountability and transparency was created and given to former Labour Affairs minister and whistleblower Urjo Eenpalu. Eenpalu's position would be to increase government transparency and help legislate for reforms to improve government accountability.
