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The '''Minister-President of the Miersan | The '''Minister-President of the Miersan Sotirian Republic''' ({{wp|Polish language|Miersan}}: ''Minister-Prezydent mierskiej rzeczpospolity sotyrskiej''), commonly known as the '''Minister-President of West Miersa''' (''Minister-Prezydent Mierski Zachodniej'') is the {{wp|head of government}} of the [[West Miersa|Miersan Sotirian Republic]]. Created in 1936 with the establishment of West Miersa, it was constitutionally defined as being the head of government, but for most of its history, it has largely been subordinated to the [[President of West Miersa|West Miersan presidency]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
With the independence of [[West Miersa]] from [[Soravia]] following the implementation of the [[Godfredson Plan]] in 1936, the drafters of the [[Constitution of West Miersa|West Miersan constitution]] sought to create a {{wp|head of government}} modelled on the [[Minister-President of Soravia|Soravian Minister-Presidency]], elected every five years by the people of the Miersan | With the independence of [[West Miersa]] from [[Soravia]] following the implementation of the [[Godfredson Plan]] in 1936, the drafters of the [[Constitution of West Miersa|West Miersan constitution]] sought to create a {{wp|head of government}} modelled on the [[Minister-President of Soravia|Soravian Minister-Presidency]], elected every five years by the people of the Miersan Sotirian Republic. | ||
However, following its promulgation, the position of Minister-President quickly became subordinated to that of the [[President of West Miersa|West Miersan presidency]], with Minister-Presidents often only serving for as long as they cooperated with the President. This was largely the case until the turn of the twenty-first century, with the only exceptions being [[Więcesław Pawlicki]], who served from 1936 to 1937, [[Lesław Przybyszewski]] who served from 1956 to 1960, and [[Stanisław Kantorowicz]], who served from 1980 to 1982. | However, following its promulgation, the position of Minister-President quickly became subordinated to that of the [[President of West Miersa|West Miersan presidency]], with Minister-Presidents often only serving for as long as they cooperated with the President. This was largely the case until the turn of the twenty-first century, with the only exceptions being [[Więcesław Pawlicki]], who served from 1936 to 1937, [[Lesław Przybyszewski]] who served from 1956 to 1960, and [[Stanisław Kantorowicz]], who served from 1980 to 1982. | ||
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==Role== | ==Role== | ||
Under the [[Constitution of West Miersa|West Miersan constitution]], the Minister-President serves as the {{wp|head of government}} of the [[West Miersa|Miersan | Under the [[Constitution of West Miersa|West Miersan constitution]], the Minister-President serves as the {{wp|head of government}} of the [[West Miersa|Miersan Sotirian Republic]]. He oversees the cabinet, and is answerable to both the [[President of West Miersa|President]] and the [[National Assembly (West Miersa)|National Assembly]]. | ||
Thus, on paper, the Minister-President exercises tremendous power, with the Minister-President of the Miersan | Thus, on paper, the Minister-President exercises tremendous power, with the Minister-President of the Miersan Sotirian Republic being allowed to propose legislation (via his position as member of the National Assembly), and to oversee the domestic activities of the Miersan government. However, for most of West Miersa's history, the Minister-President has generally served at {{wp|At Her Majesty's pleasure|the President's pleasure}}, effectively limiting their independence from the Presidency, and making the President substantially more powerful {{wp|de-facto}}, at the expense of the Minister-President. | ||
The Minister-President is a member of the National Assembly of the Miersan | The Minister-President is a member of the National Assembly of the Miersan Sotirian Republic, and is traditionally the {{wp|parliamentary leader}} of the governing political party. | ||
==Official residence== | ==Official residence== | ||
The Minister-President of the [[West Miersa|Miersan | The Minister-President of the [[West Miersa|Miersan Sotirian Republic]], unlike the [[President of West Miersa|President]], has no {{wp|official residence}}, with each Minister-President residing in a private home in the capital city of [[West Żobrodź|Żobrodź]]. Although proposals have been floated for an official residence, most prominently during [[Oskar Palubicki]]'s tenure as Minister-President, the cost of a residence, combined with the perceived powerlessness of the role have hindered any effort to construct an official residence for the use of the Minister-President. | ||
However, the Minister-President has an office at the [[National Assembly (West Miersa)|National Assembly]] building in [[West Żobrodź]], which is used by the Minister-President, his cabinet, and their staff. | However, the Minister-President has an office at the [[National Assembly (West Miersa)|National Assembly]] building in [[West Żobrodź]], which is used by the Minister-President, his cabinet, and their staff. | ||
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==List of living former Minister-Presidents== | ==List of living former Minister-Presidents== | ||
Since the death of [[Stanisław Kantorowicz]] on 3 March, 2020 at the age of 92, there are seven surviving former Minister-Presidents of the [[West Miersa|Miersan | Since the death of [[Stanisław Kantorowicz]] on 3 March, 2020 at the age of 92, there are seven surviving former Minister-Presidents of the [[West Miersa|Miersan Sotirian Republic]]. | ||
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Minister-President of West Miersa | |
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Term length | Five years |
Constituting instrument | Constitution of West Miersa |
Inaugural holder | Więcesław Pawlicki |
Formation | 3 October, 1936 |
The Minister-President of the Miersan Sotirian Republic (Miersan: Minister-Prezydent mierskiej rzeczpospolity sotyrskiej), commonly known as the Minister-President of West Miersa (Minister-Prezydent Mierski Zachodniej) is the head of government of the Miersan Sotirian Republic. Created in 1936 with the establishment of West Miersa, it was constitutionally defined as being the head of government, but for most of its history, it has largely been subordinated to the West Miersan presidency.
History
With the independence of West Miersa from Soravia following the implementation of the Godfredson Plan in 1936, the drafters of the West Miersan constitution sought to create a head of government modelled on the Soravian Minister-Presidency, elected every five years by the people of the Miersan Sotirian Republic.
However, following its promulgation, the position of Minister-President quickly became subordinated to that of the West Miersan presidency, with Minister-Presidents often only serving for as long as they cooperated with the President. This was largely the case until the turn of the twenty-first century, with the only exceptions being Więcesław Pawlicki, who served from 1936 to 1937, Lesław Przybyszewski who served from 1956 to 1960, and Stanisław Kantorowicz, who served from 1980 to 1982.
However, from 2001 onwards, Tomisław Sobolewski began exercising some of his powers, and by the time Sobolewski became President in 2006, he allowed Oskar Palubicki to exercise all of the powers assigned to Minister-President, serving until his defeat in 2011. However, this was reversed during Sobolewski's second term as President, leading to a constitutional crisis between Sobolewski and Gerard Wojdyla, ultimately leading to Wojdyla becoming acting President in 2013.
These changes were reversed in 2016, after the election of Sylwester Wrzesiński to the Presidency: Adrian Rozak became a puppet of the President once more. This culminated to the point that in October 2020, following the passage of the Third Amendment, the Minister-President was replaced with the vice-presidency, with the Minister-President to be replaced with the Vice-President with immediate effect from the 2021 general elections.
Role
Under the West Miersan constitution, the Minister-President serves as the head of government of the Miersan Sotirian Republic. He oversees the cabinet, and is answerable to both the President and the National Assembly.
Thus, on paper, the Minister-President exercises tremendous power, with the Minister-President of the Miersan Sotirian Republic being allowed to propose legislation (via his position as member of the National Assembly), and to oversee the domestic activities of the Miersan government. However, for most of West Miersa's history, the Minister-President has generally served at the President's pleasure, effectively limiting their independence from the Presidency, and making the President substantially more powerful de-facto, at the expense of the Minister-President.
The Minister-President is a member of the National Assembly of the Miersan Sotirian Republic, and is traditionally the parliamentary leader of the governing political party.
Official residence
The Minister-President of the Miersan Sotirian Republic, unlike the President, has no official residence, with each Minister-President residing in a private home in the capital city of Żobrodź. Although proposals have been floated for an official residence, most prominently during Oskar Palubicki's tenure as Minister-President, the cost of a residence, combined with the perceived powerlessness of the role have hindered any effort to construct an official residence for the use of the Minister-President.
However, the Minister-President has an office at the National Assembly building in West Żobrodź, which is used by the Minister-President, his cabinet, and their staff.
List of Minister-Presidents
№ | President | Term of office | Political Party | Elected | |||
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Portrait | Name (Birth–Death) |
Took Office | Left Office | Days | |||
1936-present • Minister-President of the Miersan Sotirian Republic • | |||||||
1 | Więcesław Pawlicki (1895-1969) |
3 October, 1936 | 27 November, 1937 | 420 | Nationals | 1936 | |
2 | Cezary Wojdyla (1871-1942) |
27 November, 1937 | 5 March, 1942 | 1559 | Nationals | 1941 | |
3 | Maurycy Wojdyla (1877-1963) |
8 March, 1942 | 3 October, 1946 | 1670 | Nationals | none | |
4 | Tobiasz Wojdyla (1877-1949) |
3 October, 1946 | 7 July, 1949 | 1008 | Nationals | 1946 | |
5 | Kacper Niemczyk (1879-1974) |
9 July, 1949 | 3 October, 1951 | 816 | Nationals | none | |
6 | Iwon Wojdyla (1906-1989) |
3 October, 1951 | 3 October, 1956 | 1827 | Nationals | 1951 | |
7 | Lesław Przybyszewski (1896-1966) |
3 October, 1956 | 1 June, 1960 | 1337 | Nationals | 1956 | |
8 | Romuald Wojdyla (1909-1992) |
1 June, 1960 | 3 October, 1961 | 489 | Nationals | none | |
9 | Eliasz Kempisty (1895-1978) |
3 October, 1961 | 11 February, 1963 | 496 | Nationals | 1961 | |
(5) | Kacper Niemczyk (1879-1974) |
11 February, 1963 | 3 October, 1966 | 1330 | Nationals | none | |
10 | Tadeusz Wojdyla (1913-2001) |
3 October, 1966 | 3 October, 1971 | 1826 | Nationals | 1966 | |
11 | Inocenty Wojdyla (1928-1979) |
3 October, 1971 | 25 December, 1979 | 3005 | Nationals | 1971 1976 | |
12 | Stanisław Kantorowicz (1927-2020) |
26 December, 1979 | 3 October, 1982 | 1012 | Nationals | none | |
13 | Arkadiusz Stuczynski (1929-2014) |
3 October, 1982 | 27 September, 1985 | 1090 | Nationals | none | |
14 | Florentyn Wojdyla (1934-2005) |
27 September, 1985 | 3 October, 1986 | 371 | Nationals | none | |
15 | Ksawery Sulewski (1930-2019) |
3 October, 1986 | 28 August, 1990 | 1425 | Naprzód | 1986 | |
16 | Korneli Krasowsky (1959-) |
28 August, 1990 | 9 July, 1993 | 1046 | Naprzód | 1991 | |
17 | Damian Jackowiak (1943-) |
9 July, 1993 | 3 October, 1996 | 1182 | Naprzód | none | |
18 | Korneliusz Cygan (1946-) |
3 October, 1996 | 3 October, 2001 | 1826 | Naprzód | 1996 | |
19 | Tomisław Sobolewski (1954-) |
3 October, 2001 | 3 October, 2006 | 1826 | Naprzód | 2001 | |
20 | Oskar Palubicki (1968-) |
3 October, 2006 | 3 October, 2011 | 1826 | Naprzód | 2006 | |
21 | Gerard Wojdyla (1959-) |
3 October, 2011 | 23 June, 2013 | 629 | Nationals | 2011 | |
22 | Aleksandra Wojdyla (1963-) |
23 June, 2013 | 3 October, 2016 | 1198 | Nationals | none | |
23 | Adrian Rozak (1972-) |
3 October, 2016 | incumbent | 2972 | Naprzód | 2016 |
List of living former Minister-Presidents
Since the death of Stanisław Kantorowicz on 3 March, 2020 at the age of 92, there are seven surviving former Minister-Presidents of the Miersan Sotirian Republic.
Korneli Krasowsky
served 1990-1993
born 1959 (age 65)Damian Jackowiak
served 1993-1996
born 1943 (age 81)Korneliusz Cygan
served 1996-2001
born 1946 (age 78)Tomisław Sobolewski
served 2001-2006
born 1954 (age 70)Oskar Palubicki
served 2006-2011
born 1968 (age 56)Gerard Wojdyla
served 2011-2013
born 1959 (age 65)Aleksandra Wojdyla
served 2013-2016
born 1963 (age 61)