Second Wilton-Smyth ministry

Second Wilton-Smyth ministry
Second Wilton-Smyth ministry
File:Estmere.png; 37th ministry of the Commonwealth of Estmere
	Reginald Wilton-Smyth delivering his first speech to the Euclean Conference after the 2018 election.
Date formed	10 June 2018
Date dissolved	3 June 2021
People
President	Alice Roberts
Prime Minister	Reginald Wilton-Smyth
Deputy Prime Minister	Esther Bennett
No. of ministers	24
Member party	SDU; Reform;
Status in legislature	Coalition 318 / 600 (53%)
Opposition party	PSD;
Opposition leader	Zoe Halivar
History
Election(s)	2018
Predecessor	Wilton-Smyth I
Successor	Halivar I

The Second Wilton-Smyth ministry is the thirty-seventh government of the Commonwealth of Estmere.

Investiture

The Halivar ministry was invested on the 10 June 2021, with a majority of MPs voting in favour of the investiture due to the coalition deal signed by the Sotirian Democratic Union and the Reform Party. All SDU MPs voted in favour, but ten Reform MPs broke the party whip to vote against the investiture. The nationalities parliamentary group consisting of the PS, Ensemblle and ADA abstained on the investiture. The Progressive Social Democrats, Greens, Left Party and Estmere First voted against the investiture, with the exception of two Estmere First MPs who were absent.

Ballot →		3 June 2021
Investiture Reginald Wilton-Smyth (SDU)
Required majority →		301 out of 600 Y
	Yes • SDU (217) • Reform (91)	308 / 600
	No • PSD (189) • Estmere First (33) • Greens (29) • Left (11) • Reform (10)	272 / 600
	Abstentions • PS (14) • Ensemblle (2) • ADA (2)	18 / 600
	Absentees • Estmere First (2)	2 / 600
Sources: Parliament of Estmere

Cabinet changes

Cabinet composition

At dissolution

Office	Minister
← Second Wilton-Smyth → 10 June 2018−3 June 2021
Political party		Sotirian Democratic Union
		Reform Party
		Non-partisan
Prime Minister		Reginald Wilton-Smyth
Deputy Prime Minister Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs		Esther Bennett
Senior Secretaries of State
Secretary of State for the Treasury		Andrew Anquetil
Secretary of State for Home Affairs		George Alwright
Secretary of State for Economic Affairs		Charles Crampton
Secretaries of State
Secretary of State for Defence		John Talbot
Secretary of State for Justice		Andrew Sinclair
Secretary of State for Labour, Business and Social Dialogue		Nicola Ramsey
Secretary of State for Health and Social Affairs		Rupin Mamuduri
Secretary of State for Energy and Natural Gas		Steve Hooten
Secretary of State for Education and Youth Affairs		Matthew Dawson
Secretary of State for Commerce and International Trade		Willie Woodroofe
Secretary of State for Housing and Development		John Gosselin
Secretary of State for Transport		Brian Davison
Secretary of State for Agriculture, Environment, Conservation and Rural Affairs		Adam Temple
Secretary of State for Intergovernmental Affairs and Communities		Surya Sharma
Secretary of State for Equalities and Inclusion		Marjanne Sudermann
Secretary of State for Culture, Sport and Media		Anne Hewlett
Non-voting ministers
Leader of the Chamber of Peers		Peer Martin Beesley
Leader of the Chamber of Commons		Claus Ashford
Secretary of State for the Euclean Community		Rosaline Perrier
Chief Whip		Daniel Green
Attorney General		Betty Traynor