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The '''Am'mayi Government''' is the incumbent executive of [[Mel-akkam]]. It is a coalition of the centre-left [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|Joint Progressive Party List]] and the centre-right [[Liberal Democratic Party (Mel-akkam)|Liberal Democratic Party]]. It is led by [[Leader of the Government (Mel-akkam)|Leader of the Government]] [[Nirtyam Am'mayi]]. It is currently composed of five partisan members (three JPPL, two LDP) plus the nonpartisan Chief Advocate, but Am'mayi has announced plans to add additional posts.
{{Infobox government cabinet
| cabinet_name            = First Am'mayi Government
| cabinet_number          = 10th
| jurisdiction            = [[Mel-akkam]]
| flag                    = The 'Ten Indus Scripts' discovered near the northern gateway of the Dholavira citadel.jpg
| flag_border            = true
| incumbent              =
| image                  =
| caption                =
| date_formed            = 29 October 2023
| date_dissolved          = 26 March 2024
| government_head        = [[Nirtyam Am'mayi]]
| deputy_government_head  = Vyaparam Vedan
| state_head              = [[Pujari Adhineta]]
| members_number          = 12
| political_parties        = [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|Joint Progressive Party List]]<br/ >[[Liberal Democratic Party (Mel-akkam)|Liberal Democratic Party]]
| legislature_status      = {{wp|Majority government|Majority}}
| opposition_cabinet      = Rendu Shadow Government
| opposition_party        = [[Coalition of Independents]]
| opposition_leader      = Rendava Rendu
| election                = 2023 Mel-akkan Autumnal Equinox Repeat Election
| predecessor            = Adhineta Government
| successor              = [[Second Am'mayi Government]]
}}


The '''Am'mayi Government''', posthumously called the '''First Am'mayi Government''', was the [[Executive (Mel-akkam)|executive]] of [[Mel-akkam]] from 2023 to 2024. It was a coalition of the centre-left [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|Joint Progressive Party List]] and the centre-right [[Liberal Democratic Party (Mel-akkam)|Liberal Democratic Party]], holding 27 seats in the [[Commissions of Mel-akkam|Coordinating Council]]. It was led by [[Leader of the Government (Mel-akkam)|Leader of the Government]] [[Nirtyam Am'mayi]].
==Composition==
==Composition==
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| Leader of the Government || [[Nirtyam Am'mayi]] || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
| Leader of the Government || [[Nirtyam Am'mayi]] || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
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|-
| Deputy Leader of the Government || Vyaparam Vedan || [[Liberal Democratic Party (Mel-akkam)|LDP]]
| Deputy Leader of the Government || [[Vyaparam Vedan]] || [[Liberal Democratic Party (Mel-akkam)|LDP]]
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|-
| Foreign Affairs Rapporteur || Ekabhi Prayam || JPPL
| Foreign Affairs Rapporteur || [[Ekabhi Prayam]] || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
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|-
| Home Affairs Rapporteur || Kendra Bindi || JPPL
| Home Affairs Rapporteur || Kendra Bindi || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
|-
|-
| Economic Affairs Rapporteur || Niyantra Ledu || LDP
| Economic Affairs Rapporteur || Niyantra Ledu || [[Liberal Democratic Party (Mel-akkam)|LDP]]
|-
|-
| Chief Advocate || Itara Singh || Nonpartisan
| Chief Advocate || Itara Singh || Nonpartisan
|-
| Special Rapporteur for the Environment || Akupa Aaku || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
|-
| Special Rapporteur for Education || Nercu Kovadam || [[Liberal Democratic Party (Mel-akkam)|LDP]]
|-
| Special Rapporteur for Healthcare || Vaidyu Kurataniki || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
|-
| Special Rapporteur for Culture || Kansya Nyrta || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
|-
| Special Rapporteur for Women and Children || Talli Bida || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
|-
| Special Rapporteur for Regional Development || Nirtyam Am'mayi (acting) || [[Progressive Party (Mel-akkam)|JPPL]]
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 01:45, 7 May 2024

First Am'mayi Government
The 'Ten Indus Scripts' discovered near the northern gateway of the Dholavira citadel.jpg
10th Cabinet of Mel-akkam
Date formed29 October 2023
Date dissolved26 March 2024
People
Head of statePujari Adhineta
Head of governmentNirtyam Am'mayi
Deputy head of governmentVyaparam Vedan
No. of ministers12
Member partiesJoint Progressive Party List
Liberal Democratic Party
Status in legislatureMajority
Opposition cabinetRendu Shadow Government
Opposition partyCoalition of Independents
Opposition leaderRendava Rendu
History
Election(s)2023 Mel-akkan Autumnal Equinox Repeat Election
PredecessorAdhineta Government
SuccessorSecond Am'mayi Government

The Am'mayi Government, posthumously called the First Am'mayi Government, was the executive of Mel-akkam from 2023 to 2024. It was a coalition of the centre-left Joint Progressive Party List and the centre-right Liberal Democratic Party, holding 27 seats in the Coordinating Council. It was led by Leader of the Government Nirtyam Am'mayi.

Composition

Portfolio Officeholder Party
Leader of the Government Nirtyam Am'mayi JPPL
Deputy Leader of the Government Vyaparam Vedan LDP
Foreign Affairs Rapporteur Ekabhi Prayam JPPL
Home Affairs Rapporteur Kendra Bindi JPPL
Economic Affairs Rapporteur Niyantra Ledu LDP
Chief Advocate Itara Singh Nonpartisan
Special Rapporteur for the Environment Akupa Aaku JPPL
Special Rapporteur for Education Nercu Kovadam LDP
Special Rapporteur for Healthcare Vaidyu Kurataniki JPPL
Special Rapporteur for Culture Kansya Nyrta JPPL
Special Rapporteur for Women and Children Talli Bida JPPL
Special Rapporteur for Regional Development Nirtyam Am'mayi (acting) JPPL
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