Third Vyrubova government

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Third Vyrubova government
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40th Cabinet of Seredinia
Incumbent
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Date formed6 November 2018
People
Head of stateAnatole Apraxin
Head of governmentNadezhda Vyrubova
Deputy head of governmentAlexander Osennykh
Member partySDP-LRU
Status in legislatureCoalition Government
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Opposition cabinetIsyanov Shadow Cabinet
Opposition partyConstitutional Democratic Party
Opposition leaderInnokentiy Isyanov
History
Election(s)2015 General Elections
PredecessorSecond Vyrubova government

The third Vyrubova government is the fortieth government of Seredinia. It is the chief executive body of the Seredinian civilian government, comprised of government ministers acting as the heads of various governmental ministries and departments. The Cabinet consists of a number of ministers, appointed by the President at the advice of the Premier of Seredinia. The current Premier is Nadezhda Vyrubova. The third Vyrubova government was formed on 6 November 2018, following the dissolution of the second Vyrubova government on 26 October 2018 and the earlier dissolution of the first Vyrubova government on 16 August 2016.

The third Vyrubova government was formed after the resignation of Defence Minister Denis Samsonov and his undersecretaries on 26 October 2018. The resignation triggered a reshuffle led by Vryubova and Liberal Republican leader Alexander Osennykh.

The government has survived one constructive vote of no confidence since its formation, on 10 November 2018; the motion garnered 262 votes, but included no members of the government nor a number of minor party deputies, and falling short of the 302 vote absolute majority required to depose Nadezhda Vyrubova in favor of Constitutional Democratic leader Innokentiy Isyanov.

Appointment

Ministers in the Seredinian Cabinet are formally nominated and approved by the President. In practice, this often occurs with the advice and consent of the Premier, and in times of divided government the Premier often chooses their government solely. Ministers are not required to hold seats in either house of the Union Assembly, though often they are members of the State Duma. There is also no age limitation on members of the cabinet, as it is assumed in the Constitution of 1878 and its amended versions that the President and Premier shall select suitable candidates.

Beyond such regulations, members of the cabinet must be Seredinian citizens; speak the Velik language; and have no criminal record, or in such a case be approved by the wider State Duma.

Functioning

While officially the presence of the President is required at once-monthly meetings of the cabinet, in practice -- and especially in times of divided government -- the Premier chairs virtually all meetings. On occasion, leaders of the Opposition in the State Duma and Federal Council will be invited to attend cabinet meetings as relates to their agendas.

The cabinet may meet on occasion with only a select few ministers attending. These meetings are chaired by the Premier and, rarely, the President, and are used to discuss specific information about attending ministers portfolios.

Office Incumbent Took Office Party
President Anatoly Chubais 2017.jpg Anatole Apraxin 1 May 2010  Constitutional Democratic Party
Premier Nadezhda Vyrubova Infobox Portrait.jpg Nadezhda Vyrubova 11 May 2015  Social Democrats
Deputy Premier
Minister for Foreign and Belisarian Affairs
Informal meeting of economic and financial affairs ministers (ECOFIN). Handshake, Eurogroup Toomas Tõniste and Pierre Moscovici (36840345260) (cropped).jpg Alexander Osennykh 11 May 2015  Liberal Republicans
Minister for the Interior
First Minister of State
Alain David (cropped).jpg Alexeiy Antipov 11 May 2015  Social Democrats
Minister for the Treasury Sergey Kirienko (01113353) (9776894576) (cropped).jpg Oleg Ismailov 6 November 2018  Social Democrats
Minister for Transport Olga Givernet.jpg Anastasia Suvorkina 6 November 2018  Social Democrats
Minister for Defence V pusic.jpg Svetlana Gordieva 11 June 2015  Social Democrats
Minister for Education Fabien Gouttefarde (cropped).jpg Andrei Krylov 11 June 2015  Social Democrats
Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills Natalia Poklonskaya 2019 - 08.jpg Yelizaveta Dubnikova 16 August 2016  Social Democrats
Minister for Work and Pensions 2016 09 13 Photos Laure closup.jpg Oksana Svitycha 11 June 2015  Liberal Republicans
Minister for Health PERÚ Y FRANCIA FIRMARON IMPORTANTES ACUERDOS DE COOPERACIÓN EN DEFENSA (10678701576)-cropped.jpg Fedor Rosikhin 11 June 2015  Liberal Republicans
Minister for Communities and Local Government
Minister for Women and Equalities
Вероника Скворцова, 2014.jpeg Asenka Artamova 16 August 2016  Social Democrats
Minister for International Development Olga Golodets official portrait.png Galina Khubova 11 June 2015  Liberal Republicans
Minister for Justice Aleksandr Novak, 2012.jpeg Yevgeniy Kupchenko 11 June 2015  Social Democrats
Minister for Energy and Climate Change Yevgeny Dietrich (2019-02-06).jpg Nicolay Naryshkin 11 June 2015  Liberal Republicans
Minister for Culture, Media and Sport Andrei Suprunov.jpg Andrei Ilyich Suprunov 16 August 2016  Social Democrats
Attorney General of the Seredinian Union Denis Manturov, July 2012.jpeg Vasily Lutrov 14 January 2016  Social Democrats
Minister for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Olga Vasilyeva official portrait.jpg Tatiana Zeitzeva 11 June 2015  Social Democrats
Minister for National Security Viktor Zoebkov cropped.jpg Iosif Nemtsev 11 June 2015  Social Democrats
Chief Whip of the State Duma Viсtor Khristenko.jpg Ilya Samarin 26 July 2017  Social Democrats