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The '''Minister-President of Dahemia'''{{ref label|a|a}}, or colloquially referred to as the '''prime minister of Dahemia''', is the combined {{wp|head of state}} and {{wp|head of government}} of the [[Dahemia|Free State of Dahemia]], and therefore its most important political figure.
The '''Minister-President of Dahemia'''{{ref label|a|a}}, or colloquially referred to as the '''prime minister of Dahemia''', is the combined {{wp|head of state}} and {{wp|head of government}} of the [[Dahemia|Free State of Dahemia]], and therefore its most important political figure. For that reason, Dahemia is sometimes referred to as a ''"Ministerdemokratie"'' ('ministry democracy').
 
The Minister-President is elected by {{wp|Direct election|Popular vote}} upon a nomination by a political party, without debate and by {{wp|secret ballot}}. While the Minister-President can nominate ministers, the Chamber of Deputies either formally rejects or ratifies the proposed [[Dahemia#Government and politics|members of government]].
 
More often than not, the Minister-President also appoints a Deputy Minister-President, though such an office is not official nor represented in the [[Basic Law of Dahemia|constitution]]. Before the end of an official term, the Minister-President can only be removed through a motion and subsequent {{wp|vote of no-confidence}} by the Chamber, which requires the body to nominate a successor by an absolute majority. In case the Minister-President dies or resigns, the Deputy Minister-President usually succeeds them in heading a {{wp|caretaker government}} while parliament is {{wp|dissolution of parliament|dissolved}} and a new government is assembled.
 
The current Minister-President is [[Ulrich Barschel]] since 12 October 2021; he previously served one term from 2013 to 2017.


==Powers==
==Powers==

Revision as of 13:51, 28 May 2024

Minister-President of the Free State of Dahemia
Premierminister vu Dämen (Dahemian)
Ministerpräsident von Dähmen (Notgerman)
Ministre-présidente dahêmais (Hyacinthean)
State coat of arms of Dahemia.png
Standard of the Minister-President of Dahemia.png
2022-02-21 Dr. Markus Soeder-2019.jpg
Incumbent
Ulrich Barschel
since 12 October 2021
StyleThe Honorable (formal)
His Excellency (diplomatic)
Mr. Minister-President (informal)
StatusHead of government
Member ofCabinet
Reports toChamber of Deputies
ResidenceSchöneiche House
SeatGonece
AppointerPopular vote
Term lengthFour years, renewable once consecutively
Constituting instrumentBasic Law of Dahemia
PrecursorPrime Minister (historical)
State Council President (in function)
Formation16 June 1957; 67 years ago
First holderLinus Brühn
DeputyDeputy Minister-President
SalaryX287,400 per annum

The Minister-President of Dahemia[a], or colloquially referred to as the prime minister of Dahemia, is the combined head of state and head of government of the Free State of Dahemia, and therefore its most important political figure. For that reason, Dahemia is sometimes referred to as a "Ministerdemokratie" ('ministry democracy').

The Minister-President is elected by Popular vote upon a nomination by a political party, without debate and by secret ballot. While the Minister-President can nominate ministers, the Chamber of Deputies either formally rejects or ratifies the proposed members of government.

More often than not, the Minister-President also appoints a Deputy Minister-President, though such an office is not official nor represented in the constitution. Before the end of an official term, the Minister-President can only be removed through a motion and subsequent vote of no-confidence by the Chamber, which requires the body to nominate a successor by an absolute majority. In case the Minister-President dies or resigns, the Deputy Minister-President usually succeeds them in heading a caretaker government while parliament is dissolved and a new government is assembled.

The current Minister-President is Ulrich Barschel since 12 October 2021; he previously served one term from 2013 to 2017.

Powers

Election

Removal from office

Succession

List of Minister-Presidents

Minister-President Term of office Affiliation Election
1 Einde bezoek bondskanselier dr Ludwig Erhard en gaf persconferentie in het Haag, Bestanddeelnr 916-1330.jpg Linus Brühn
1888–1970
16 June 1957

22 May 1965
GVP 1957
1961
2 Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F029561-0008, Essen, CDU-Bundestagswahlkongress (cropped).jpg Konrad Werzel
1901–1987
22 May 1965

9 June 1969
GVP 1965
3 Kurt Waldheim 1971b.jpg Laurent Moser
1914–2005
9 June 1969

6 July 1973
AP 1969
4 Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F023752-0007 Heinz Kühn cropped.jpg Gregorie Damseau
1909–1984
6 July 1973

28 January 1977
GVP 1973
5 Bundesarchiv Bild 146-1989-047-20, Walter Scheel.jpg Walter Coemer
1915–1990
28 January 1977

3 August 1985
AP 1977
1981
6 Karl Carstens (cropped).jpg Yves De Blum
1920–2003
3 August 1985

16 May 1989
GVP 1985
7 Johannes rau 2004-05-16 berlin (1).jpg Johannes Ehrenreich
1925–2001
16 May 1989

30 June 1993
ZDP 1989
8 Juergen Ruettgers.jpg Anton Ranstadt
1928–2010
30 June 1993

7 September 1997
AP 1993
9 Hannelorekraft.jpg Margarethe Dabas
1939–2018
7 September 1997

11 July 2005
GVP 1997
2001
10 DrEdmundStoiber.jpg Wolfgang Kühn
1928–2010
11 July 2005

15 July 2009
AP 2005
11 Peer Steinbrück Bundestagswahl 2013 SPD.JPG Paul Magnotte
1957–present
15 July 2009

20 February 2013
AP 2009
12 2022-02-21 Dr. Markus Soeder-2019.jpg Ulrich Barschel
1965–present
20 February 2013

29 April 2017
GVP 2013
13 Juergen Ruettgers.jpg Gregor Wüst
1947–present
29 April 2017

12 October 2021
GVP 2017
14 2022-02-21 Dr. Markus Soeder-2019.jpg Ulrich Barschel
1965–present
12 October 2021

present
GVP 2021

See also

Notes

a.^ Dahemian: Premierminister vu Dämen; Notgerman: Ministerpräsident von Dähmen; Hyacinthean: Ministre-présidente dahêmais