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| Premier of the Groenvelde Vrystaat | | Premier of the Groenvelde Vrystaat | ||
| [[2000 Satavian general election|2000]] | | [[2000 Satavian general election|2000]] | ||
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| [[2004 Satavian general election|2004]]<br>[[2008 Satavian general election|2008]] | | [[2004 Satavian general election|2004]]<br>[[2008 Satavian general election|2008]] | ||
| | | [[Kian Stevens]] | ||
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| Home Secretary | | Home Secretary | ||
| [[2012 Satavian general election|2012]] | | [[2012 Satavian general election|2012]] | ||
| | | [[Kian Stevens]]<br>(2010-12)<br>[[Rian De Vries]]<br>(2012-14) | ||
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| Minister for Foreign Affairs | | Minister for Foreign Affairs | ||
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| [[2020 Satavian general election|2020]] | | [[2020 Satavian general election|2020]] | ||
| | | [[Jago Elliot]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:10, 12 April 2021
| Prime Minister of the Satavian Federation | |
|---|---|
 Coat of Arms of Satavia | |
| Style | the Right Honourable |
| Reports to | The President and the House of Representatives |
| Residence | The Residence, Port Hope Kingsleigh Castle |
| Appointer | President of Satavia So long as the Prime Minister commands a majority in the House of Representatives, or they have succeded a predecessor without an election |
| Term length | None On the condition that an election is held at least every four years |
| Inaugural holder | Richard Somerset, 1st Earl Jamestone |
| Formation | 1st October, 1816 |
| Deputy | Deputy Prime Minister (office vacant) |
| Salary | €350,000 |
| Website | www |
The Prime Minister of Satavia is the head of government of Satavia. The Prime Minister acts as head of the executive and the legislature, as per the Northabbey Model inherited from Estmere.
The position was formed in 1816 under Estmerish rule of the Dominion of Satavia, and it's first held by Richard Somerset, 1st Earl Jamestone. Following independence in 1936, the position was retained and became both Head of Government and also Head of State - but following a coup three years later, the position was born in its current form.
List
Dominion of Satavia (1816-1936)
| No. | Name (Birth–Death) |
Portrait | Party | Term of office | Electorate Served | Last office held before election | Elections Won | Governor-General (Monarch) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Richard Somerset 1st Earl Jamestone (1756-1838) |
|
Conservative | 1 October 1816 |
27 January 1827 |
Division of Terrence, Orange Province, 1816-1827 (defeated) |
Governor of the Orange Province | 1816 1820 1824 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
| 2 | Pieter Dandre (1769-1833) |
|
United Dominion Party | 27 January 1827 |
14 February 1833 |
Division of Royal, Hope Province, 1816-1833 (died) |
Leader of His Majesty's Oppositon | 1827 1831 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
| 3 | Edward Skimms 1788-1847 |
|
United Dominion Party | 14 February 1833 |
22 August 1835 |
Division of Breybach, Hope Province, 1824-1835 (defeated) |
HM Treasurer | — | Governor General King of Estmere |
| 4 | Charles Smyth-Jones 1st Viscount Talbot (1791-1875) |
|
Conservative | 22 August 1835 |
22 August 1847 |
Division of Talbot, Central Territory, 1827-1847 (defeated) |
Leader of His Majesty's Oppositon | 1835 1839 1843 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
| 5 | Johnathon Grim-Morely (1772-1859) |
|
Liberal | 22 August 1847 |
22 August 1855 |
Division of Hansvaal, Northern Hope, 1827-1859 (died) |
Governor of the Northern Hope | 1847 1851 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
| 6 | Johan van Vallier 1st Earl Camburton (1812-1904) |
|
Conservative | 22 August 1855 |
22 August 1879 |
Division of Veld, Northern Hope, 1847-1879 (retired) |
Leader of His Majesty's Oppositon | 1855 1859 1863 1867 1871 1875 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
| 7 | Oliver Booth (1799-1883) |
|
United Dominion Party | 22 August 1879 |
11 May 1882 |
Division of Auld, Northern Hope, 1875-1882 (resigned) |
Leader of His Majesty's Oppositon | 1879 | Governor General King of Estmere |
| 8 | Derek Auldwin (1822-1901) |
|
United Dominion Party | 11 May 1882 |
14 June 1883 |
Division of Bartlet, Ballyleigh, 1835-1883 (resigned) |
HM Treasurer | — | Governor General King of Estmere |
| 9 | Willem Pienaar (1822-1901) |
|
United Dominion Party | 14 June 1883 |
22 August 1883 |
Division of Somerset, Orange Province, 1835-1883 (defeated) |
Minister for Agriculture | — | Governor General King of Estmere |
| 10 | Admiral Sir Arthur O'Connell (1846-1944) |
|
Conservative Party | 22 August 1883 |
13 January 1901 |
Division of Grange, Hope Province, 1879-1901 (retired) |
Leader of His Majesty's Opposition | 1883 1887 1891 1895 1899 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
| 11 | Henry King-Stewart 13th Earl Stewart (1855-1932) |
|
Conservative Party | 13 January 1901 |
22 August 1903 |
Division of Eastmore, Ballyleigh, 1883-1903 (defeated) |
HM Treasurer | — | Governor General King of Estmere |
| 12 | Daniel Kreager (1862-1942) |
|
Liberal Party | 22 August 1903 |
22 August 1911 |
Division of Greenshore, Ballyleigh, 1895-1911 (retired) |
— | 1903 1907 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
| 13 | Jacobus Pienaar (1866-1951) |
|
Liberal Party | 22 August 1911 |
22 August 1915 |
Division of Archdale, Hope Province, 1903-1915 (defeated) |
HM Treasurer | 1911 | Governor General King of Estmere |
| 14 | Sydney Warwick (1866-1951) |
|
United Dominion Party | 22 August 1915 |
22 August 1927 |
Division of Holt, Orange Province, 1899-1927 (retired) |
Leader of His Majesty's Opposition | 1915 1919 1923 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
| 15 | Edward Limes (1890-1941) |
|
Liberal Party | 22 August 1927 |
23 September 1936 |
Division of Court, Hope Province, 1915-1939 (removed) |
Leader of His Majesty's Opposition | 1927 — (Great War) 1935 |
Governor General King of Estmere |
Union of Satavia (1936-1939)
| No. | Name (Birth–Death) |
Portrait | Party | Term of office | Electorate Served | Last office held before election | Elections Won | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (15) | Edward Limes (1890-1941) |
|
Liberal Party | 23 September 1936 |
13 February 1939 |
Division of Court, Hope Province, 1915-1939 (removed) |
Prime Minister (under Estmerish rule) | 1936 |
Republic of Satavia (1939-1976)
| No. | Name (Birth–Death) |
Portrait | Party | Term of office | Electorate Served | Last office held | Elections Won | President | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | Field Marshal Oscar Harrision (1893-1941) |
|
National | 13 February 1939 |
28 April 1941 |
— | Chief of the Satavian General Staff (CSGS) | — | President |
| 17 | Johan van Velix (1893-1941) |
|
National | 28 April 1941 |
23 December 1941 |
— | Deputy Prime Minister | — | President |
| 18 | General Christiaan Pienaar (1899-1972) |
|
National | 23 December 1941 |
17 June 1949 |
Division of Harris, Hope Province, 1939-1949 |
Treasurer | — | President |
| 19 | Jim Thawker (1904-2001) |
|
National | 17 June 1949 |
3 March 1961 |
Division of Grange Lake, Northern Hope, 1939-1961 (retired) |
Deputy Prime Minister | — | President |
| 20 | Daan van Brietenbach (1907-1969) |
|
National | 3 March 1961 |
9 November 1969 |
— | Deputy Prime Minister | — | President |
| 21 | Edward Malir (1922-1999) |
|
National | 9 November 1969 |
18 January 1970 |
— | Treasurer | — | President |
| 22 | James Creak (1899-1971) |
|
National | 18 January 1970 |
2 July 1971 |
— | Minister of Defence | — | President |
| - | Office Vacant |
|
2 July 1971 |
29 July 1971 |
— | — | — | President | |
| 23 | General Hendrik Botha (1933-) |
File:General Constand Viljoen (cropped).jpg | National | 29 July 1971 |
27 September 1976 |
Division of Gray, Northern Hope, 1961-1976 (resigned) |
Chief of the Satavian Defence Force (SDF) | — | President |
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Satavian Federation (1976-present)
| No. | Name (Birth–Death) |
Portrait | Party | Term of office | Electorate Served | Last office held | Elections Won | President | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 | Lt. Col. Johannes Klopper (1930-2009) |
|
Caretaker | 27 September 1976 |
29 October 1976 |
— | Chief of the Hope Province Provincial Guard | — (Caretaker) |
Theron Swart |
| 25 | Eric Edwards (1935-2017) |
|
Liberal | 29 October 1976 |
22 August 1984 |
Division of Baxter, Hope Province, 1976-1984 (retired) |
— | 1976 1980 |
Edward Jaco (1976-80) Willem Steyn (1980-84) |
| 26 | Pieter van Vaalder (1932-2009) |
|
Liberal | 22 August 1984 |
22 August 1988 |
Division of Muilder, New Borland, 1976-1988 (defeated) |
Premier of New Borland | 1984 | Willem Steyn |
| 27 | Ben De Villiers (1946–) |
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|
Conservative-Country | 22 August 1988 |
11 February 1991 |
Division of Marais, Orange Province, 1976-1991 (resigned) |
Leader of the Opposition | 1988 | Wikus Uys |
| 28 | Rian De Klerk (1932-2011) |
|
Conservative-Country | 11 February 1991 |
22 August 1992 |
Division of Fender, Westerse Vrystaat, 1976-1992 (defeated) |
Treasurer | — | Wikus Uys |
| 29 | John Barrett (1958-) |
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|
Liberal | 22 August 1992 |
22 August 1996 |
Division of Pienaar, Hope Province, 1980-2008 (retired) |
Leader of the Opposition | 1992 | Willem Steyn |
| 30 | Hendrik Louw (1936-) |
|
Conservative-Country | 22 August 1996 |
22 August 2000 |
Division of Matthys, Hope Province, 1984-2000 (retired) |
Leader of the Opposition | 1996 | François Goosen |
| 31 | Milo Malan (1958-) |
|
Liberal | 22 August 2000 |
26 May 2003 |
Division of Clarke, Groenvelde Vrystaat, 1992-2003 (resigned) |
Premier of the Groenvelde Vrystaat | 2000 | Donald Pienaar |
| 32 | Andries Kuiper (1960-) |
|
Liberal | 26 May 2003 |
22 August 2004 |
Division of Kayle, Orange Province, 1990-2004 (defeated) |
Minister of Defence | — | Donald Pienaar |
| 33 | Edward Norton (1961-) |
File:Prime Minister Bill English.jpg | Conservative-Country | 22 August 2004 |
18 June 2010 |
Division of Johnson, Hope Province, 1996-2010 (retired) |
Leader of the Opposition | 2004 2008 |
Kian Stevens |
| 34 | Jago Elliot (1973-) |
|
Conservative-Country | 18 June 2010 |
9 February 2014 |
Division of Dockland, Hope Province, 2000-2018 (retired) |
Home Secretary | 2012 | Kian Stevens (2010-12) Rian De Vries (2012-14) |
| 35 | Ella Van Schalkwyk (1968-) |
File:Julia Gillard official photo.jpg | Conservative-Country | 9 February 2014 |
22 August 2016 |
Division of Marais, Orange Province, 2000-2016 (defeated) |
Minister for Foreign Affairs | — | Rian De Vries |
| 36 | Jan McKinley (1967-) |
|
Liberal | 22 August 2016 |
22 August 2020 |
Division of Webster, Westerse Vrystaat, 2004- |
Leader of the Opposition | 2016 | Helena Warwick |
| 37 | Arthur Warwick (1966-) |
|
Conservative-Country | 22 August 2020 |
Incumbent | Division of Johnson, Hope Province, 2004- |
Leader of the Opposition | 2020 | Jago Elliot |
