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Kristy Jordan formed the Jordan ministry on the 21st of May 2021 after being invited by President Lindon Wentworth to establish a new government. Jordan's Democratic Movement party won a majority of seats in the House of Representatives election of 2021.
Cabinet
7 May 2024 to present
A major Cabinet reshuffle took place on 7 May 2024.
| Portfolio | Minister | Term |
|---|---|---|
| Prime Minister First Chief Treasury Secretary |
Kristy Jordan MP | 2021- |
| Acting Prime Minister Minister of Defence |
Jarrett Lindsay MP | 2024- |
| Second Chief Treasury Secretary Minister of Finance |
2021- | |
| Minister of National Security | Clarke R. Batchelor | 2021- |
| Minister of Education and Skills | Carl Forssell Neita | 2024- |
| Minister of Culture, Media and the Arts | June Mouri MP | 2022- |
| Minister of Justice and Minority Affairs | Muniss Belnavis MP | 2024- |
| Minister of Energy and Sustainability | Samantha Ferguson MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Bennett R. Wilkinson MP | 2024- |
| Minister of Food and Rural Affairs | Antionetta Jones MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Science and Technology | Hakim Moussaoui MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Water and Land | Milagros Hamilton | 2024- |
| Minister of Children, Families, Communities and Sports | Gabriella Amoy | 2021- |
| Minister of Urban Development and Housing | Fitz Jordan MP | 2024- |
| Minister of Health | Koloman Ryser MP | 2024- |
| Minister of Labour and Social Security | Patrick Fletcher MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Transport and Public Works | Iono Jonathan Travis MP | 2024- |
| Minister of Industry and Trade | Ulga Ffrench-Lewis MP | 2024- |
| Attorney General | Niko Yamashita | 2021- |
| Leader of the House of Representatives | Theresa McGuire MP | 2021- |
| Leader of the Senate | Damian Clarke-Smith | 2021- |
21 May 2021 to 7 May 2024
| Portfolio | Minister | Term |
|---|---|---|
| Prime Minister First Chief Treasury Secretary Minister of Defence Minister of the Public Service |
Kristy Jordan MP | 2021- |
| Deputy Prime Minister | Jarrett Lindsay MP | 2022- |
| Second Chief Treasury Secretary Minister of Finance |
2021- | |
| Minister of National Security | Clarke R. Batchelor | 2021- |
| Minister of Education and Skills | Carlina Spence MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Culture, Media and the Arts | June Mouri MP | 2022- |
| Minister of Justice and Minority Affairs | Hillary Coore Bailey | 2021- |
| Minister of Energy and Sustainability | Samantha Ferguson MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Carl Forssell Neita MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Food and Rural Affairs | Antionetta Jones MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Science and Technology | Hakim Moussaoui MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Water and Land | Bennett R. Wilkinson MP | 2022- |
| Minister of Children, Families, Communities and Sports | Gabriella Amoy | 2021- |
| Minister of Urban Development and Housing | Sergey Kalhoie MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Health | Monique Parhar-French MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Labour and Social Security | Patrick Fletcher MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Transport and Public Works | Jussie Bernavis MP | 2021- |
| Minister of Industry and Trade | Iono Jonathan Travis MP | 2021- |
| Attorney General | Niko Yamashita | 2021- |
| Leader of the House of Representatives | Theresa McGuire MP | 2021- |
| Leader of the Senate | Damian Clarke-Smith | 2021- |
Changes
- Marlene Cowell resigned as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Water and Land on January 6, 2022 for health reasons. She was replaced as Deputy Prime Minister by Finance Minister Jarrett Lindsay, and as Water and Land Minister by Junior Minister Bennett Wilkinson.
- Sunraj Thakur was replaced as Minister of Culture, Media and the Arts by June Mouri on September 2, 2022.
- September 5, 2022 - Positions of Leader of the House of Representatives and Leader of the Senate officially promoted to Cabinet-level positions after sitting in Cabinet meetings for decades. Theresa McGuire and Damian Clarke-Smith hold these positions.