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The '''Cabinet of the South Pacific''' is a body that consists of the [[Prime Minister of the South Pacific|Prime Minister]] and the ministers of [[Minister of Foreign Affairs|Foreign Affairs]], [[Minister of Culture|Culture]], [[Minister of Engagement|Engagement]], [[Minister of Media|Media]], and [[Minister of Defence|Defence]]. The Cabinet forms the executive of the [[The South Pacific|Coalition]] government.
The '''Cabinet of the South Pacific''' is a body that consists of the [[Prime Minister of the South Pacific|Prime Minister]] and the ministers of [[Minister of Foreign Affairs|Foreign Affairs]], [[Minister of Culture|Culture]], [[Minister of Engagement|Engagement]], [[Minister of Media|Media]], and [[Minister of Defence|Defence]]. The Director of the Office of World Assembly Legislation is also classed as a cabinet position. The Cabinet forms the executive of the [[The South Pacific|Coalition]] government.


Although not formally a member of the Cabinet, the [[Director of the Office of World Assembly Legislation|Director]] of the [[Office of World Assembly Legislation]] is appointed by the Prime Minister for a term ending at the same time as that of the Cabinet.
Although not formally a member of the Cabinet, the [[Director of the Office of World Assembly Legislation|Director]] of the [[Office of World Assembly Legislation]] is appointed by the Prime Minister for a term ending at the same time as that of the Cabinet.

Revision as of 22:19, 23 January 2022

Cabinet of the South Pacific
Emblem for the Cabinet of the South Pacific
Date formed31 December 2002 (2002-12-31)
People and organisations
Delegate of the South PacificAmerion
Prime Minister of the South PacificProfessorHenn
Total no. of ministers5
Status in legislatureRegional government

The Cabinet of the South Pacific is a body that consists of the Prime Minister and the ministers of Foreign Affairs, Culture, Engagement, Media, and Defence. The Director of the Office of World Assembly Legislation is also classed as a cabinet position. The Cabinet forms the executive of the Coalition government.

Although not formally a member of the Cabinet, the Director of the Office of World Assembly Legislation is appointed by the Prime Minister for a term ending at the same time as that of the Cabinet.

Current cabinet

The following is the current cabinet.

Portfolio Minister Note
Acting Prime Minister Pronoun Member of the Council on Regional Security, Associate Justice of the High Court of the South Pacific, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Defense, Minister of Integration, Minister of Engagement, and General of the South Pacific Special Forces
Deputy Prime Minister ProfessorHenn Former Prime Minister of the South Pacific, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Culture, Minister of Regional Affairs, and General of the South Pacific Special Forces
Foreign Afairs Concrete Slab RMB Moderator, Captain in the South Pacific Special Forces, former Minister of Defense, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, former Local Councilor, and former member of the Coral Guard
Culture Jay Former Secretary of Culture
Defense Coltranius Ensign in the South Pacific Special Forces
Integration Maluhia Former Minister of Culture
Engagement No One Former Secretary of Culture
Director of the Office of World Assembly Legislation Lordnwahs Prime Minister
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