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===Satavian Federation (1976-present)===
===Satavian Federation (1976-present)===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:77.4%; text-align:center;"
;Parties
! No.
{{legend2|#1f7ae0|[[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative & Country]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
! width=20%|Name<br>{{small|(Birth–Death)}}
{{legend2|#e29a1d|[[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
! width=100|Portrait
 
! width=15%|Party
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%; text-align:center;"
! colspan="2" width=25%|Term of office
! width=25%|Electorate Served
! width=15%|Last office held
! Elections Won
! width=10%|President
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
! rowspan="2"| {{Abbr|No.|Number}}
! style="background:#; color:black;" |24
! rowspan="2" width=100px| Portrait
| align="center"|<small>{{wpl|Lt. Col.}}</small><br>[[Johannes Klopper]]<br><small>(1930-2009)</small>
! rowspan="2" width=25%| Name<br />{{small|(Birth–Death)}}<br />{{small|Constituency}}
| [[File:GeldenHuys.jpg|100px]]
! colspan="3"| Term of office
| Caretaker
! rowspan="2"| Elected<br />{{small|(Parliament)}}
| {{small|27 September}}<br>1976
! rowspan="2"| Political party
| {{small|29 October}}<br>1976
! rowspan="2"| Government
| —
| Chief of the Hope Province Provincial Guard
| — <br><small>(Caretaker)</small>
| [[Theron Swart]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
! Took office
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" |25
! Left office
| align="center"|[[Eric Edwards]]<br><small>(1935-2017)</small>
! Time in office
| [[File:Dr Peter Hollingworth.jpg|100px]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| [[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
! style="background:; color:black;" rowspan="2"|24
| {{small|29 October}}<br>1976
|rowspan="2"|[[File:GeldenHuys.jpg|100px]]
| {{small|22 August}}<br>1984
|rowspan="2"|<small>{{wpl|Lt. Col.}}</small><br>[[Johannes Klopper]]<br />{{small|(1930-2009)}}<br>{{small|—}}
| [[Division of Baxter]], [[Hope Province]],<br><small>1976-1984 (retired)</small>
|27 September 1976
| —
|29 October 1976
| [[1976 Satavian general election|1976]]<br>[[1980 Satavian general election|1980]]
|{{Age in years and days|1976|9|27|1976|10|29}}
| [[Edward Jaco]]<br>(1976-80)<br>[[Willem Steyn]]<br>(1980-84)
| —
| —
|[[Johannes Klopper|J. Klopper]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|As General Commanding the Hope Province National Guard, Klopper lead a military force into [[Port Hope]] and deposed the ruling [[National Party (Satavia)|National Party]] government. Helped organise elections and the peaceful transition of power to an elected Prime Minister.}}
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" |26
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Pieter van Vaalder]]<br><small>(1932-2009)</small>
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" rowspan="2"|25
| [[File:SA Deputy Minister of Agriculture Pieter Mulder.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Sir Henry Winneke (cropped).JPG|100px]]
| [[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Eric Edwards]]<br />{{small|(1935-2017)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Baxter]], [[Hope Province]]}}
| {{small|22 August}}<br>1984
|29 October 1976
| {{small|22 August}}<br>1988
|22 August 1984
| [[Division of Muilder]], [[New Borland]],<br><small>1976-1988 (defeated)</small>
|{{Age in years and days|1976|10|29|1984|8|22}}
| Premier of New Borland
|[[1976 Satavian general election|1976]] ({{ordinal|32}})<br />[[1980 Satavian general election|1980]] ({{ordinal|33}})
| [[1984 Satavian general election|1984]]
|[[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
| [[Willem Steyn]]
|[[Eric Edwards|E. Edwards I]]–[[Eric Edwards|II]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|First elected Prime Minister of Satavia since 1936. Edwards lead the campaign to defeat right-wing reactionary forces during the [[Satavian Crisis]], and persued closer ties with [[Tacunia]] and the [[Euclean Community]]. Edwards won a {{wpl|supermajority}} in the [[1980 Satavian general election|1980 general election]].}}
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" |27
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Ben De Villiers]]<br><small>(1946–)</small>
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" rowspan="2"|26
| [[File:Jim Bolger 2018 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Joh Bjelke-Petersen.jpg|100px]]
| [[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative-Country]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Pieter van Vaalder]]<br />{{small|(1932-2009)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Muilder]], [[New Borland]]}}
| {{small|22 August}}<br>1988
|22 August 1984
| {{small|11 February}}<br>1991
|22 August 1988
| [[Division of Marais]], [[Orange Province]],<br><small>1976-1991 (resigned)</small>
|{{Age in years|1984|8|22|1988|8|22}} years
| Leader of the Opposition
|[[1984 Satavian general election|1984]] ({{ordinal|34}})
| [[1988 Satavian general election|1988]]
|[[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
| [[Wikus Uys]]
|[[Pieter van Vaalder|P. van Vaalder]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Pieter van Vaalder had previously served as [[New Borland|Premier of New Borland]] from 1976 until 1984, until he won the Liberal Party nomination. He was elected to parliament the same year. His reputation was damaged by an extra-marital affair in 1985, and was futher impacted by a major backbench rebellion that saw him lose his narrow majority in 1987. He was forced to enter into a {{wpl|confidence-and-supply agreement}} with the [[Satavia|Social Democratic Party]].}}
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" |28
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Rian De Klerk]]<br><small>(1932-2011)</small>
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" rowspan="2"|27
| [[File:Hawke Bob BANNER.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Sir Ninian Stephen.jpg|100px]]
| [[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative-Country]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Ben De Villiers]]<br />{{small|(1946-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Marais]], [[Orange Province]]}}
| {{small|11 February}}<br>1991
|22 August 1988
| {{small|22 August}}<br>1992
|11 February 1991
| [[Division of Fender]], [[Westerse Vrystaat]],<br><small>1976-1992 (defeated)</small>
|{{Age in years and days|1988|8|22|1991|2|11}}
| Treasurer
|[[1988 Satavian general election|1988]] ({{ordinal|35}})
| —
|[[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative & Country]]
| [[Wikus Uys]]
|[[Ben De Villiers|B. De Villiers]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Elected in a landslide victory caused by incumbent Prime Minister Pieter van Vaalder's unpopularity, De Villiers embarked on huge spending cuts. A proposal to cut federal benefits culminated in a media firestorm, and forced his resignation in early 1992.}}
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" |29
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[John Barrett]]<br><small>(1958-)</small>
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" rowspan="2"|28
| [[File:Colin Barnett (formal) crop.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Jim Bolger 2018 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Rian de Klerk]]<br />{{small|(1932-2011)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Fender]], [[Westerse Vrystaat]]}}
| {{small|22 August}}<br>1992
|11 February 1991
| {{small|22 August}}<br>1996
|22 August 1992
| [[Division of Pienaar]], [[Hope Province]],<br><small>1980-2008 (retired)</small>
|{{Age in years and days|1991|2|11|1992|8|22}}
| Leader of the Opposition
| —
| [[1992 Satavian general election|1992]]
|[[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative & Country]]
| [[Willem Steyn]]
|[[Rian de Klerk|R. de Klerk]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Having previously served as Treasurer under the De Villiers government, de Klerk was appointed Prime Minister by [[President of Satavia|President Uys]] the same day as De Villiers resigned. de Klerk lost the [[1992 Satavian general election|1992 general election]].}}
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" |30
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Hendrik Louw]]<br><small>(1936-)</small>
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" rowspan="2"|29
| [[File:F. W. de Klerk 2012.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Colin Barnett (formal) crop.jpg|100px]]
| [[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative-Country]]
|rowspan="2"|[[John Barrett]]<br />{{small|(1958-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Pienaar]], [[Hope Province]]}}
| {{small|22 August}}<br>1996
|22 August 1992
| {{small|22 August}}<br>2000
|22 August 1996
| [[Division of Matthys]], [[Hope Province]],<br><small>1984-2000 (retired)</small>
|{{Age in years|1992|8|22|1996|8|22}} years
| Leader of the Opposition
|[[1992 Satavian general election|1992]] ({{ordinal|36}})
| [[1996 Satavian general election|1996]]
|[[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
| [[François Goosen]]
|[[John Barrett|J. Barrett]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Barrett lead a liberal-majority government and promised to improve access to free, public healthcare across all provinces in Satavia. Despite having a majority in both houses, Barrett failed to deliver on his campaign promises and lost the [[1996 Satavian general election|1996 general election]]. Barrett also helped engineer the [[ASTCOM|Kingsleigh Treaty]], which established [[ASTCOM]].}}
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" |31
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Milo Malan]]<br><small>(1958-)</small>
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" rowspan="2"|30
| [[File:James D. Wolfensohn 2003.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:F. W. de Klerk 2012.jpg|100px]]
| [[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Hendrik Louw]]<br />{{small|(1936-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Matthys]], [[Hope Province]]}}
| {{small|22 August}}<br>2000
|22 August 1996
| {{small|26 May}}<br>2003
|22 August 2000
| [[Division of Clarke]], [[Groenvelde Vrystaat]],<br><small>1992-2003 (resigned)</small>
|{{Age in years|1996|8|22|2000|8|22}} years
| Premier of the Groenvelde Vrystaat
|[[1996 Satavian general election|1996]] ({{ordinal|37}})
| [[2000 Satavian general election|2000]]
|[[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative & Country]]
| [[Donald Pienaar]]
|[[Hendrik Louw|H. Louw]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Louw oversaw the passage of the [[Satavia Act, 1999]], in addition to the seperation of [[Port Hope]] from the [[Hope Province]]. Louw did not run for re-election in 2000, and instead was nominated as the Conservative & Country Party's candidate for President. They narrowly lost the [[2000 Satavian general election|2000 general election]], and consequently Louw retired.}}
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" |32
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Andries Kuiper]]<br><small>(1960-)</small>
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" rowspan="2"|31
| [[File:Chris Bowen 2016.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:James D. Wolfensohn 2003.jpg|100px]]
| [[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Milo Malan]]<br />{{small|(1958-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Clarke]], [[Groenvelde Vrystaat]]}}
| {{small|26 May}}<br>2003
|22 August 2000
| {{small|22 August}}<br>2004
|26 May 2003
| [[Division of Kayle]], [[Orange Province]],<br><small>1990-2004 (defeated)</small>
|{{Age in years and days|2000|8|22|2003|5|26}}
| Minister of Defence
|[[2000 Satavian general election|2000]] ({{ordinal|38}})
| —
|[[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
| [[Donald Pienaar]]
|[[Milo Malan|M. Malan]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Malan lead his party to the narrowest electoral victory since [[1879 Satavian general election|the 1879 general election]]. His premiership was tainted by rumour and speculation surrounding his electoral victory, and irregularities in the balloting process in the Westerse Vrystaat which had decided the election. In 2003, a ''[[Hope Post]]'' investigation accused Malan of ballot stuffing in key marginal constituencies in the Westerse Vrystaat. Malan resigned four days later.}}
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" |33
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Edward Norton]]<br><small>(1961-)</small>
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" rowspan="2"|32
| [[File:Prime Minister Bill English.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Chris Bowen 2016.jpg|100px]]
| [[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative-Country]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Andries Kuiper]]<br />{{small|(1960-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Kayle]], [[Orange Province]]}}
| {{small|22 August}}<br>2004
|26 May 2003
| {{small|18 June}}<br>2010
|22 August 2004
| [[Division of Johnson]], [[Hope Province]],<br><small>1996-2010 (retired)</small>
|{{Age in years and days|2003|5|26|2004|8|22}}
| Leader of the Opposition
|—
| [[2004 Satavian general election|2004]]<br>[[2008 Satavian general election|2008]]
|[[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
| [[Kian Stevens]]
|[[Andries Kuiper|A. Kuiper]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Kuiper's short premiership was tainted by the fallout from Malan's alleged electoral fraud, and was damaged irreparably when the [[User:Norcandy/Sandbox/Federal Police|Satavian Federal Police]] raided Malan's house and the Liberal Party headquarters. In June 2004, with just two months until the election, the SFP arrested and charged Malan with electoral fraud.}}
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" |34
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Jago Elliot]]<br><small>(1973-)</small>
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" rowspan="2"|33
| [[File:David Cameron official.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Prime Minister Bill English.jpg|100px]]
| [[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative-Country]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Edward Norton]]<br />{{small|(1961-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Johnson]], [[Hope Province]]}}
| {{small|18 June}}<br>2010
|22 August 2004
| {{small|9 February}}<br>2014
|18 June 2010
| [[Division of Cape Devon]], [[Hope Province]],<br><small>2004-2018 (retired)</small>
|{{Age in years and days|2004|8|22|2010|6|18}}
| Home Secretary
|[[2004 Satavian general election|2004]] ({{ordinal|39}})<br />[[2008 Satavian general election|2008]] ({{ordinal|40}})
| [[2012 Satavian general election|2012]]
|[[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative & Country]]
| [[Kian Stevens]]<br>(2010-12)<br>[[Rian De Vries]]<br>(2012-14)
|[[Edward Norton|E. Norton I]]–[[Edward Norton|II]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Norton's premiership was almost immediately encumbered by the [[Great Reccesion]] of 2005. Poverty and the unemployment rate skyrocketed practically overnight in Satavia, and the domino effect lead to most of Satavia's major banks declaring bankrupcy. Norton's handling of the crisis lead to his re-election in a massive double-majority, securing 5 out of the 8 provinces and territories in the [[2008 Satavian general election|2008 general election]]. Norton's wife was killed in a car crash in January 2010, and Norton retired as a consequence.}}
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" |35
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Ella Van Schalkwyk]]<br><small>(1968-)</small>
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" rowspan="2"|34
| [[File:Julia Gillard official photo.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:David Cameron official.jpg|100px]]
| [[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative-Country]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Jago Elliot]]<br />{{small|(1973-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Cape Devon]], [[Hope Province]]}}
| {{small|9 February}}<br>2014
|18 June 2010
| {{small|22 August}}<br>2016
|9 February 2014
| [[Division of Marais]], [[Orange Province]],<br><small>2000-2016 (defeated)</small>
|{{Age in years and days|2010|6|18|2014|2|9}}
| Deputy Prime Minister
|[[2012 Satavian general election|2012]] ({{ordinal|41}})
| —
|[[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative & Country]]
| [[Rian De Vries]]
|[[Jago Elliot|J. Elliot I]]–[[Jago Elliot|II]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Having previously served as Treasurer under the Norton government, Elliot seized victory in the Conservative & Country Party leadership election of 2010. His [[2012 Satavian general election|re-election in 2012]] saw a major shift in the voter demographic, with the Conservative & Country party winning the youth vote by a substantive margin. In early 2014, Elliot faced an unexpected leadership challenge from within his party, lead by Deputy Prime Minister [[Ella Van Schalkwyk]]. Elliot lost the leadership election by one vote and resigned as Prime Minister.}}
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" |36
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Jan McKinley]]<br><small>(1967-)</small>
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" rowspan="2"|35
| [[File:Mark McGowan headshot.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Julia Gillard official photo.jpg|100px]]
| [[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Ella Van Schalkwyk]]<br />{{small|(1968-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Marais]], [[Orange Province]]}}
| {{small|22 August}}<br>2016
|9 February 2014
| {{small|22 August}}<br>2020
|22 August 2016
| [[Division of Cornell]], [[Hope Province]],<br><small>2004-</small>
|{{Age in years and days|2014|2|9|2016|8|22}}
| Leader of the Opposition
| —
| [[2016 Satavian general election|2016]]
|[[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative & Country]]
| [[Helena Warwick]]
|[[Ella Van Schalkwyk|E. Van Schalkwyk]]
|-
|-
|-style="background:#EEEEEE"
| colspan="6"|{{small|Ella Van Schalkwyk served as Satavia's first female Prime Minister, and came to power after deposing incumbent Prime Minsiter Jago Elliot. She immediately faced intense critcism from the press, which was staunchly against the removal of Elliot as Prime Minister. She lead her party to a narrow defeat in the [[2016 Satavian general election|2016 general election]], and resigned as leader of the party as a result.}}
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" |37
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| align="center"|[[Arthur Warwick]]<br><small>(1966-)</small>
! style="background:#e29a1d; color:white;" rowspan="2"|36
| [[File:John Key February 2015.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Mark McGowan headshot.jpg|100px]]
| [[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative-Country]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Jan McKinley]]<br />{{small|(1967-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Cornell]], [[Hope Province]]}}
| {{small|22 August}}<br>2020
|22 August 2016
| ''Incumbent''
|22 August 2020
| [[Division of Johnson]], [[Hope Province]],<br><small>2010-</small>
|{{Age in years|2016|8|22|2020|8|22}} years
| Leader of the Opposition
|[[2016 Satavian general election|2016]] ({{ordinal|42}})
| [[2020 Satavian general election|2020]]
|[[Liberal Party (Satavia)|Liberal]]
| [[Jago Elliot]]
|[[Jan McKinley|J. McKinley]]
|-
| colspan="6"|{{small|Jan McKinley secured a narrow victory in the [[2016 Satavian general election|2016 general election]], and began a series of reforms to Satavia's welfare and benefits system. In late 2018, his administration came into direct conflict with the governments of the Orange Province and Westerese Vrystaat when McKinley attempted to force them to provide free healthcare to all Satavians. The Orange Province agreed to begin the incorporation of private healthcare into a publicly funded model with federal funding, but the Westerese Vrystaat fought a supreme court battle that culminated in a loss for McKinley. He lost to [[2020 Satavian general election|a landslide Conservative & Country victory in the 2020 general election]].}}
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#1f7ae0; color:white;" rowspan="2"|36
|rowspan="2"|[[File:John Key February 2015.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Arthur Warwick]]<br />{{small|(1966-)}}<br />{{small|MP for [[Division of Johnson]], [[Hope Province]]}}
|22 August 2020
|''Incumbent''
|{{Age in years and days|2020|8|22}}
|[[2020 Satavian general election|2020]] ({{ordinal|43}})
|[[Conservative & Country Party (Satavia)|Conservative & Country]]
|[[Arthur Warwick|A. Warwick]]
|-
| colspan="6"|{{small|Warwick won a landslide election in the [[2020 Satavian general election|2020 general election]]. He persued a hardline policy on {{wpl|socialist}} states, including [[Chistovodia]] and [[Maracao]], notably refusing to send aid to Maracao after the [[2020 eruption of Pico de Sangue|eruption of Pico de Sangue]], and taking a hardline stance on Chistovodia during the Arucian Sea Crisis. {{wpl|Incumbent}}.}}
|-
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|}
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Revision as of 17:45, 18 May 2021

Prime Minister of
the Satavian Federation
Coat of Arms of Satavia.png
Coat of Arms of Satavia
John Key February 2015.jpg
Incumbent
Arthur Warwick
since 22nd August 2020
Stylethe Right Honourable
Reports toThe President and the House of Representatives
ResidenceThe Residence, Port Hope
Kingsleigh Castle
AppointerPresident 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 lengthNone
On the condition that an election is held at least every four years
Inaugural holderRichard Somerset, 1st Earl Jamestone
Formation1st October, 1816
DeputyDeputy Prime Minister (office vacant)
Salary€350,000
Websitewww.pm.gov.sv

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) 		Lord Charles Henry Somerset.jpg 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) 		1stEarlOfEllenborough.jpg 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 		Henry Pottinger.jpg 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) 		James Knox Polk by GPA Healy, 1858.jpg 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) 		WSeward.png 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) 		Lord Viscount Canning.jpg 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) 		5thEarlOfRanfurly.jpg 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) 		James Abram Garfield, photo portrait seated.jpg 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) 		KrugerPaulusJohannes.jpg 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) 		John Jellicoe, Admiral of the Fleet.jpg 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) 		Patrick Duncan.jpg 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) 		Sir George Pearce.jpg 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) 		Pjjoubert.jpg 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) 		Wm Lyon Mackenzie King.jpg 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) 		Michael Joseph Savage Portrait.jpg 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) 		Michael Joseph Savage Portrait.jpg 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) 		Arthur Percival.jpg National 13 February
1939 		28 April
1941 		— Chief of the Satavian General Staff (CSGS) — President
17 Johan van Velix
(1893-1941) 		Benchifley.jpg National 28 April
1941 		23 December
1941 		— Deputy Prime Minister — President
18 General
Christiaan Pienaar
(1899-1972) 		Jan Smuts 1947.jpg National 23 December
1941 		17 June
1949 		Division of Harris, Hope Province,
1939-1949 		Treasurer — President
19 Daniël Wilson
(1904-2001) 		JohnCurtin.jpg 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) 		Portrait Menzies 1950s.jpg National 3 March
1961 		9 November
1969 		— Deputy Prime Minister — President
21 Edward Malir
(1922-1999) 		William McMahon 1966.jpg National 9 November
1969 		18 January
1970 		— Treasurer — President
22 Altus Meyer
(1899-1971) 		Walter Nash (ca 1940s).jpg National 18 January
1970 		2 July
1971 		— Minister of Defence — President
- Keith Bernstein
(1909-1982) 		Keith Holyoake (1960).jpg National 2 July
1971 		29 July
1971 		— Cabinet Secretary — President
23 General
Hendrik Botha
(1933-) 		File:General Constand Viljoen (cropped).jpg National 29 July
1971 		27 September
1976 		— Chief of the Satavian Defence Force (SDF) — President

Satavian Federation (1976-present)

Parties

  Conservative & Country   Liberal

No. Portrait Name
(Birth–Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Elected
(Parliament) 		Political party Government
Took office Left office Time in office
24 GeldenHuys.jpg Lt. Col.
Johannes Klopper
(1930-2009)
— 		27 September 1976 29 October 1976 32 days — — J. Klopper
As General Commanding the Hope Province National Guard, Klopper lead a military force into Port Hope and deposed the ruling National Party government. Helped organise elections and the peaceful transition of power to an elected Prime Minister.
25 Sir Henry Winneke (cropped).JPG Eric Edwards
(1935-2017)
MP for Division of Baxter, Hope Province 		29 October 1976 22 August 1984 7 years, 298 days 1976 (32nd)
1980 (33rd) 		Liberal E. Edwards I–II
First elected Prime Minister of Satavia since 1936. Edwards lead the campaign to defeat right-wing reactionary forces during the Satavian Crisis, and persued closer ties with Tacunia and the Euclean Community. Edwards won a supermajority in the 1980 general election.
26 Joh Bjelke-Petersen.jpg Pieter van Vaalder
(1932-2009)
MP for Division of Muilder, New Borland 		22 August 1984 22 August 1988 4 years 1984 (34th) Liberal P. van Vaalder
Pieter van Vaalder had previously served as Premier of New Borland from 1976 until 1984, until he won the Liberal Party nomination. He was elected to parliament the same year. His reputation was damaged by an extra-marital affair in 1985, and was futher impacted by a major backbench rebellion that saw him lose his narrow majority in 1987. He was forced to enter into a confidence-and-supply agreement with the Social Democratic Party.
27 Sir Ninian Stephen.jpg Ben De Villiers
(1946-)
MP for Division of Marais, Orange Province 		22 August 1988 11 February 1991 2 years, 173 days 1988 (35th) Conservative & Country B. De Villiers
Elected in a landslide victory caused by incumbent Prime Minister Pieter van Vaalder's unpopularity, De Villiers embarked on huge spending cuts. A proposal to cut federal benefits culminated in a media firestorm, and forced his resignation in early 1992.
28 Jim Bolger 2018 (cropped).jpg Rian de Klerk
(1932-2011)
MP for Division of Fender, Westerse Vrystaat 		11 February 1991 22 August 1992 1 year, 193 days — Conservative & Country R. de Klerk
Having previously served as Treasurer under the De Villiers government, de Klerk was appointed Prime Minister by President Uys the same day as De Villiers resigned. de Klerk lost the 1992 general election.
29 Colin Barnett (formal) crop.jpg John Barrett
(1958-)
MP for Division of Pienaar, Hope Province 		22 August 1992 22 August 1996 4 years 1992 (36th) Liberal J. Barrett
Barrett lead a liberal-majority government and promised to improve access to free, public healthcare across all provinces in Satavia. Despite having a majority in both houses, Barrett failed to deliver on his campaign promises and lost the 1996 general election. Barrett also helped engineer the Kingsleigh Treaty, which established ASTCOM.
30 F. W. de Klerk 2012.jpg Hendrik Louw
(1936-)
MP for Division of Matthys, Hope Province 		22 August 1996 22 August 2000 4 years 1996 (37th) Conservative & Country H. Louw
Louw oversaw the passage of the Satavia Act, 1999, in addition to the seperation of Port Hope from the Hope Province. Louw did not run for re-election in 2000, and instead was nominated as the Conservative & Country Party's candidate for President. They narrowly lost the 2000 general election, and consequently Louw retired.
31 James D. Wolfensohn 2003.jpg Milo Malan
(1958-)
MP for Division of Clarke, Groenvelde Vrystaat 		22 August 2000 26 May 2003 2 years, 277 days 2000 (38th) Liberal M. Malan
Malan lead his party to the narrowest electoral victory since the 1879 general election. His premiership was tainted by rumour and speculation surrounding his electoral victory, and irregularities in the balloting process in the Westerse Vrystaat which had decided the election. In 2003, a Hope Post investigation accused Malan of ballot stuffing in key marginal constituencies in the Westerse Vrystaat. Malan resigned four days later.
32 Chris Bowen 2016.jpg Andries Kuiper
(1960-)
MP for Division of Kayle, Orange Province 		26 May 2003 22 August 2004 1 year, 88 days — Liberal A. Kuiper
Kuiper's short premiership was tainted by the fallout from Malan's alleged electoral fraud, and was damaged irreparably when the Satavian Federal Police raided Malan's house and the Liberal Party headquarters. In June 2004, with just two months until the election, the SFP arrested and charged Malan with electoral fraud.
33 File:Prime Minister Bill English.jpg Edward Norton
(1961-)
MP for Division of Johnson, Hope Province 		22 August 2004 18 June 2010 5 years, 300 days 2004 (39th)
2008 (40th) 		Conservative & Country E. Norton I–II
Norton's premiership was almost immediately encumbered by the Great Reccesion of 2005. Poverty and the unemployment rate skyrocketed practically overnight in Satavia, and the domino effect lead to most of Satavia's major banks declaring bankrupcy. Norton's handling of the crisis lead to his re-election in a massive double-majority, securing 5 out of the 8 provinces and territories in the 2008 general election. Norton's wife was killed in a car crash in January 2010, and Norton retired as a consequence.
34 David Cameron official.jpg Jago Elliot
(1973-)
MP for Division of Cape Devon, Hope Province 		18 June 2010 9 February 2014 3 years, 236 days 2012 (41st) Conservative & Country J. Elliot I–II
Having previously served as Treasurer under the Norton government, Elliot seized victory in the Conservative & Country Party leadership election of 2010. His re-election in 2012 saw a major shift in the voter demographic, with the Conservative & Country party winning the youth vote by a substantive margin. In early 2014, Elliot faced an unexpected leadership challenge from within his party, lead by Deputy Prime Minister Ella Van Schalkwyk. Elliot lost the leadership election by one vote and resigned as Prime Minister.
35 File:Julia Gillard official photo.jpg Ella Van Schalkwyk
(1968-)
MP for Division of Marais, Orange Province 		9 February 2014 22 August 2016 2 years, 195 days — Conservative & Country E. Van Schalkwyk
Ella Van Schalkwyk served as Satavia's first female Prime Minister, and came to power after deposing incumbent Prime Minsiter Jago Elliot. She immediately faced intense critcism from the press, which was staunchly against the removal of Elliot as Prime Minister. She lead her party to a narrow defeat in the 2016 general election, and resigned as leader of the party as a result.
36 Mark McGowan headshot.jpg Jan McKinley
(1967-)
MP for Division of Cornell, Hope Province 		22 August 2016 22 August 2020 4 years 2016 (42nd) Liberal J. McKinley
Jan McKinley secured a narrow victory in the 2016 general election, and began a series of reforms to Satavia's welfare and benefits system. In late 2018, his administration came into direct conflict with the governments of the Orange Province and Westerese Vrystaat when McKinley attempted to force them to provide free healthcare to all Satavians. The Orange Province agreed to begin the incorporation of private healthcare into a publicly funded model with federal funding, but the Westerese Vrystaat fought a supreme court battle that culminated in a loss for McKinley. He lost to a landslide Conservative & Country victory in the 2020 general election.
36 John Key February 2015.jpg Arthur Warwick
(1966-)
MP for Division of Johnson, Hope Province 		22 August 2020 Incumbent 4 years, 94 days 2020 (43rd) Conservative & Country A. Warwick
Warwick won a landslide election in the 2020 general election. He persued a hardline policy on socialist states, including Chistovodia and Maracao, notably refusing to send aid to Maracao after the eruption of Pico de Sangue, and taking a hardline stance on Chistovodia during the Arucian Sea Crisis. Incumbent.
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