Prime Minister of Saint-Baptiste

Prime Minister of Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Premier ministre de Saint-Jean-Baptiste (Principean) Premye Minis Sen Jan Batis (Baptistois Creole)
Incumbent Robert Ménard since 8 June 2022
Office of the Prime Minister
Style	The Honourable (formal) Prime Minister (informal)
Abbreviation	PM
Member of	Cabinet, Chamber of Deputies
Reports to	Chamber of Deputies
Residence	40 rue de la Constitution Port-Anne
Seat	Place Rose, Port-Anne
Appointer	President with the confidence of the Chamber of Deputies
Term length	No fixed term
Constituting instrument	Constitution of Saint-Baptiste
Formation	July 1, 1947 (1947-07-01)
First holder	Claude-Antoine Bachelet
Salary	£85,000
Website	www.premierministre.sb

List of Prime Ministers

Presidents of the Territorial Council (1930-1947)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Election	Term of office			Political party	Monarch (Reign)
				Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Claude-Antoine Bachelet Deputy for Sainte-Anne (1893–1984)	1930	1 November 1930	1 July 1947	16 years, 242 days	Constitutional Party	William VI (1930–1947)
			1936

Prime Ministers (1947-Present)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Election	Term of office			Political party	President (Term)
				Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Claude-Antoine Bachelet Deputy for Port-Anne Est (1893–1984)	1947	1 July 1947	20 April 1950	2 years, 293 days	National Constitutional Party	Séverin Jaccoud (1947–1950)
2		Jean-Charles D'Aboville Deputy for Port-Anne Sud (1901–1978)	—	20 April 1950	17 March 1958	7 years, 331 days		Claude-Antoine Bachelet (1950–1984)
			1951
			1957
3		Gaspard Abbadie Deputy for Port-Anne Est (1921–1973)	—	17 March 1958	2 September 1973 (died in office)	15 years, 169 days
			1963
			1969
4		Élie Bettencourt Deputy for Sainte-Marie (1906–1980)	—	2 September 1973	25 July 1980 (died in office)	6 years, 327 days
			1975
5		Édouard Bachelet Deputy for Fort-Royal (1926–2011)	—	25 July 1980	15 March 1984	3 years, 234 days
			1981
Vacant under National Transitional Government (15 March 1984 – 24 April 1986)
6		Cyrille Bachelet Deputy for Port-Anne Ouest (born 1943)	1986	24 April 1986	31 May 1992	6 years, 37 days	People's Action Party	Samuel Lucy (1986–1992)
			1990
7		Jean-Pierre Boisselot Deputy for Patois (1937–2018)	—	31 May 1992	21 April 1994	1 year, 325 days		Cyrille Bachelet (1992–2004)
8		Joseph Morin Deputy for Le Rocher (born 1952)	1994	21 April 1994	5 September 2000	6 years, 137 days	Saint-Baptiste Labour Party
			1998
9		Emmanuel Ménard Deputy for Pointe-à-L'anse (born 1944)	2000	5 September 2000	10 September 2008	8 years, 5 days	People's Action Party
			2004					Jean-Marc Granet (2004–2010)
10		Paul Chappelle Deputy for Saint-Antoine (born 1961)	2008	10 September 2008	4 September 2012	3 years, 360 days	Saint-Baptiste Labour Party
								Emmanuel Ménard (2010–2022)
11		Marc-Antoine Vernier Deputy for Port-Anne Centre (born 1963)	2012	4 September 2012	8 June 2022	9 years, 277 days	People's Action Party
			2016
			2020
12		Robert Ménard Deputy for Pointe-à-L'anse (born 1977)	—	8 June 2022	Incumbent	2 years, 154 days		Victor Azaïs (2022–present)
(6)		Cyrille Bachelet Deputy for Port-Anne Ouest (born 1943)	2024	Expected	Expected		Our Homeland

List of living former Prime Ministers

As of 2022, five former Prime Ministers are still alive. The last Prime Minister to pass away was Jean-Pierre Boisselot in 2018, at the age of 81.

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  Cyrille Bachelet
  Served 1986-1992
  Born 1943 (age 81)

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  Emmanuel Ménard
  Served 2000-2008
  Born 1944 (age 80)

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  Joseph Morin
  Served 1994-2000
  Born 1952 (age 71)

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  Paul Chappelle
  Served 2008-2012
  Born 1961 (age 63)

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  Marc-Antoine Vernier
  Served 2012-2022
  Born 1963 (age 60)