Fourth Osborne ministry

Fourth Osborne ministry
ministry of the Union of Esthursia
Osborne in 2023
Date formed	26 September 2022 (2022-09-26)
Date dissolved	1 November 2023 (2023-11-01)
People
Monarch	Arthur VI
Forethane	Harold Osborne
Afterthanes	Edelard Burnside and Charlotte Atkinson
No. of ministers	27
Member party	Social Democrats   Green-Left
Status in legislature	Majority 122 / 200 (61%) (at end)
Opposition party	Moderates
Opposition leader	Rosemary Manning
History
Election(s)	September 2022
Predecessor	Osborne III
Successor	Osborne V

The fourth Osborne ministry was a government of the Union of Esthursia, formed on 29 September, 2022, following the September 2022 Esthursian general election, in which the Social Democrats gained seats but still relied upon negotiating a coalition deal with Green-Left to enter government. It was headed by Harold Osborne as forethane, and consisted of 27 members, 1 of whom was in the Ministers. This figure does not apply to the Ministry, the lower-rank of the cabinet.

The fourth Osborne ministry was relatively similar in composition to the third Osborne ministry. It was dissolved in November 2023 after a by-election in the Midlands gave the Social Democrats enough seats to form a one-party majority government, the fifth Osborne ministry.

Investiture

The fourth Osborne ministry was invested on the twenty-ninth of September 2022, renewing the coalition government of the Social Democrats and Green-Left.

Cabinet changes

There were no changes during the 2022-2023 fourth Osborne ministry.

Cabinet composition

← Fourth Osborne ministry → 29 September 2022−1 November 2023
Political party		Social Democratic
		Green-Left
Incumbent		Office	Party
	Harold Osborne	Forethane		Social Democrats
	Edelard Burnside	Afterthane Chancellor of the Landsfair		Green-Left
	Charlotte Atkinson	Afterthane		Green-Left
	Alfred Frome	Reeve for the Ellands		Social Democrats
	Elisabeth Albany	Home Minister		Social Democrats
	Konráð Þaðan	Reeve for Care		Social Democrats
	Eldgyna Athling	Reeve for Education		Green-Left
	Aldrick Guiseley	Reeve for Defence		Social Democrats
	Adeline Blackwell	Reeve for Welfare		Social Democrats
	Wilfred Severn	Reeve for Transport		Social Democrats
	Mildred Elscott	Reeve for Industry		Social Democrats
	Merdda Abglyn	Reeve for Green Energy and Water		Social Democrats
	Canute Hurst	Reeve for Housing and the Localities		Green-Left
	David Neswick	Reeve for the Environment and Heritage		Social Democrats
	Frederick Acaster	Reeve for Justice		Social Democrats
	Esthera Hansery	Reeve for Working Rights		Social Democrats
	Derrick Witherington	Reeve for Civil and Social Equities		Green-Left
	John Largan	Reeve for International Co-operation		Social Democrats
	Ioan Caernarfon	Reeve to the Ridings		Social Democrats
	David Hubert Ewans	Reeve for Further Education, Research and Development		Social Democrats
	Anne Greystones	Reeve for Democracy and the Constitution		Social Democrats
	Jenny Dale	Reeve for Food Security and Agriculture		Social Democrats
	Isolda Marlow	Reeve for Culture, Activity and Media		Social Democrats
	Ellen Davis	Reeve for Families, Households and the Youth		Green-Left
Ministers attending Redery
	Rickard Stump	First Minister of the House of Ministers		Social Democrats
	Ásthild Guðmundsdóttir	Minister to the Union of Aurorian States		Social Democrats