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Latest revision as of 07:48, 18 January 2024
The Cabinet of the Federation of Ordennya is the collective decision making body of the Federal Government of Ordennya, currently comprised of the Prime Minister and 26 Cabinet ministers.
Current Cabinet
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Prime Minister | Clas Markussen MP | 2019–present | |
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Deputy Prime Minister
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs |
Lina Nyberg MP | 2020–present | |
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Co-First Secretary of State
Secretary of State for Financial & Economic Affairs |
Loke Mathiesen MP | 2019–present | |
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Secretary of State for Policing & Public Safety | Sørine Hagelskjær MP | 2020–present | |
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Co-First Secretary of State
Secretary of State for Business & Economic Development |
Petra Berntsen MP | 2019–present | |
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Secretary of State for Justice Attorney General for Ordennya |
Anna Anfinsen MP | 2023–present | |
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Secretary of State for Equality | Erik Akselsen MP | 2019–present | |
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Secretary of State for Defence | Väinämö Stoltenberg MP | 2019–present | |
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Secretary of State for Health & Social Care | Ånneli Lindström MP | 2023–present | |
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Secretary of State for Energy, the Environment, & Climate Change | Grete Abrahamsen MP | 2023–present | |
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Secretary of State for Technology, Science, & Innovation | Niamh Cooper MP | 2019–present | |
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Secretary of State for Employment & Social Security | Ken Svensson MP | 2023–present | |
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Secretary of State for Education & Skills | Lilia Vilodsdottir MP | 2019–present | |
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Secretary of State for Agriculture | Maj-Britt Danielsen MP | 2023–present | |
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Secretary of State for Housing & Urban Development | Tomasz Karlsson MP | 2019–present | |
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Secretary of State for Transport | Oskar Alnes MP | 2023–present | |
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Secretary of State for Federal Affairs & Communities | Jan-Erik Fransson MP | 2023–present | |
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Secretary of State for Culture, Sport & the Arts | Rasmus Mortensen MP | 2023–present | |
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Secretary of State for International Development | Anton Rudolfsson MP | 2023–present | |
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Minister of State for Economic Growth | Oliver Jakobsen MP | 2019–present | |
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Leader of the Chamber of Deputies | Ingar Aarset MP | 2023–present | |
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Leader of the Senate
Chairperson of the Federal Council |
Senator Esther Steffensen | 2019–present | |
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Minister of State for the Climate Action Plan | Annalise Isaksen MP | 2023–present | |
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Minister without Portfolio | Senator Rune Nyström | 2023–present | |
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Chief Whip in the Chamber of Deputies | Kirsti Rautiainen MP | 2023–present | |
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Chief Whip in the Senate | Senator Helga Stahlbrand | 2023–present | |