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| incumbent                = Prof. [[John A. Izaguirre]]
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| incumbentsince          = October 15, 2020
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| constituting_instrument  = [[Charter of Kalșeri]] (1952-present)
| constituting_instrument  = [[Carnafarry Statute]] (1794–1934)<br>[[Charter of Kalșeri]] (since 1934)
| precursor                = [[Prime Minister of Kalșeri|Prime Minister]]
| precursor                = [[Prime Minister of Kalșeri|Prime Minister]]
| formation                = July 31, 1952
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The '''Vice President of Kalșeri''' ([[Kalhan language|Kalhan]]: ''Simlor Alseugi Kalșeri'', literally "second President") is the second-highest office in [[Kalșeri]]. Under the [[Charter of Kalșeri|Charter]], the Vice President functions as a substitute figure in case the [[President of Kalșeri|President]] is unable to carry out their duties. The Vice President is nominated at the start of the year through random sorting, and unlike that of President, the title of Vice President does not confer any additional benefits. Upon the change of President, the first Vice President is appointed for the remainder of the year, plus the next year.
The '''Vice President of Kalșeri''' ([[Kalhan language|Kalhan]]: ''Simlor Alseugi Kalșeri'', literally "second President") is the second-highest office in [[Kalșeri]]. Under the [[Charter of Kalșeri|Charter]], the Vice President functions as a substitute figure in case the [[President of Kalșeri|President]] is unable to carry out their duties.


The Vice President for 2020 is [[Ministry of Education of Kalșeri|Professor General]] [[John A. Izaguirre]].
The Vice President for 2020 is [[Ministry of Education of Kalșeri|Professor General]] [[John A. Izaguirre]].


==History==
==History==
The title of Vice President was first codified on July 31, 1952, by a Charter amendment written by President [[Stevan Kirkia]] and approved by Parliament. When the post was codified for the first time, the Vice President was appointed through a system of sorting among the ministers.
The post of Vice President was first mentioned in the [[Carnafarry Statute]] of 1794, which stated that the President "may appoint a vice president to serve in times of need, for as long as he wishes within the limits of his term."


In 1964, [[Eduard Hals]] opened the post of Vice President to non-Ministers, and their term could be set to coincide with that of the President. Hals also made the role of Vice President independent from the Ministries, a provision that would later be reversed in 1979 by [[John Berschleider]].
The title of Vice President was codified again in 1934 by the Charter, with the same specifications. [[Stevan Kirkia]] was the first President to appoint Vice Presidents under the system of sorting among the Ministers


==Appointment and removal==
==Appointment and removal==
There are two ways to appoint a Vice President: the President may either hold an annual sorting to determine who among their Ministers will serve as Vice President for the next year, or choose someone to serve as Vice President for the term.
There are two ways to appoint a Vice President: the President may either hold an annual sorting to determine who among their Ministers will serve as Vice President for the next year, or choose someone to serve as Vice President for the term.


The Vice President can be removed from the post before the natural expiration of the term through the removal of the President, via resignation or incapacitation by the [[High Council of Kalșeri|High Council]], dismissal by the President or voluntary resignation.
The Vice President can be removed from the post before the natural expiration of the term through the resignation or removal of the President, dismissal or voluntary resignation.


==List==
==List==
{{Color box|#D7283E}} [[Social Cooperation Party of Kalșeri|Social Cooperationist]] {{Color box|#0052DF}} Kalhanseri/[[Liberal Democratic Party of Kalșeri|Liberal Democrat]] {{Color box|#14E029}} [[Kalșerians for Change]]
{{Color box|#D7283E}} [[Social Cooperation Party of Kalșeri|Social Cooperationist]] {{Color box|#0052DF}} Kalhanseri/[[Liberal Democratic Party of Kalșeri|Liberal Democrat]] {{Color box|#14E029}} [[Kalșerians for Change]] {{Color box|#87CEFA}} [[Christian Democratic Party of Kalșeri|Christian Democrat]] {{Color box|#FF9900}} [[Whig Party of Kalșeri|Whig]] {{Color box|#AEFF43}} [[Farmers' Party of Kalșeri|Farmer]] {{Color box|#EBEBEB}} [[Kalșerian Movement for Action|Movement for Action]] {{Color box|#CCCCCC}} Independent/Military


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| [[File:GabrielDuvall.jpg|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[Tomas Ienuvion]]'''<br>{{small|(1745–1803)}}
| October 15, 1784<br>–<br>October 15, 1794
| Foreign Affairs
| bgcolor=#CCCCCC |
| [[Archibald Hayworth]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#CCCCCC" |2
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| align="center"|'''[[Abner Colson]]'''<br>{{small|(1742–1806)}}
| October 15, 1794<br>–<br>October 15, 1799
| –
| bgcolor=#0052DF |
| Tomas Ienuvion
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |3
|
| align="center"|'''[[Percival Combe]]'''<br>{{small|(1739–1811)}}
| October 15, 1799<br>–<br>October 15, 1804
| –
| bgcolor=#0052DF |
| [[James Orrey]]
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |4
|
| align="center"|'''[[Saul Hanney]]'''<br>{{small|(1748–1817)}}
| October 15, 1804<br>–<br>October 15, 1809
| Internal Affairs
| bgcolor=#D7283E |
| [[Richard Kenswick]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |5
|
| align="center"|'''[[Hector Downes]]'''<br>{{small|(1753–1823)}}
| October 15, 1809<br>–<br>October 15, 1814
| Justice
| bgcolor=#0052DF |
| [[John D. Ewing]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |6
|
| align="center"|'''[[Saul Hanney]]'''<br>{{small|(1756–1815)}}
| October 15, 1814<br>–<br>March 8, 1815
| Internal Affairs
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#D7283E |
| rowspan="2" | [[Robert Stimmer]]
| Died in office.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |7
| [[File:Nathaniel Silsbee.png|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[Mark Sellers-Casey]]'''<br>{{small|(1863–1831)}}
| April 1, 1815<br>–<br>October 15, 1819
| Finance and Commerce
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#FF9900; color:white;" |8
|
| align="center"|'''[[Enos Russel]]'''<br>{{small|(1764–1833)}}
| October 15, 1819<br>–<br>October 15, 1824
| –
| bgcolor=#D7283E |
| Mark Sellers-Casey
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#FF9900; color:white;" |9
|
| align="center"|'''[[Hugh Harris]]'''<br>{{small|(1779–1856)}}
| October 15, 1824<br>–<br>October 15, 1829
| –
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#FF9900 |
| rowspan="2" | [[Ben Webber]]
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#FF9900; color:white;" |10
|
| align="center"|'''[[James Sender]]'''<br>{{small|(1784–1843)}}
| October 15, 1829<br>–<br>October 15, 1834
| –
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |11
|
| align="center"|'''[[George W. Taylor]]'''<br>{{small|(1789–1846)}}
| October 15, 1834<br>–<br>October 15, 1839
| –
| bgcolor=#0052DF |
| [[Karl Roniem]]
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |12
|
| align="center"|'''[[Paul S. Clayton]]'''<br>{{small|(1785–1863)}}
| October 15, 1839<br>–<br>October 15, 1844
| Foreign Affairs
| bgcolor=#D7283E |
| [[Jean-Yves Delahaye]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |12
|
| align="center"|'''[[Edward Murray]]'''<br>{{small|(1791–1852)}}
| October 15, 1844<br>–<br>October 15, 1849
| Foreign Affairs
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#0052DF |
| rowspan="2"| [[Andrew Poxton]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! rowspan="2"; style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |13
| rowspan="2"|
| rowspan="2"; align="center"|'''[[Samuel Z. Davies]]'''<br>{{small|(1791–1852)}}
| rowspan="2"| October 15, 1849<br>–<br>October 15, 1854
| rowspan="2"| –
| rowspan="2"| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| bgcolor=#FF9900 |
| [[Jim McCormick]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |14
|
| align="center"|'''[[Sherman S. Johnson|Sherman Strickland Johnson]]'''<br>{{small|(1798–1877)}}
| October 15, 1854<br>–<br>October 15, 1859
| Justice
| bgcolor=#0052DF |
| [[Phil Coxbourne]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |15
|
| align="center"|'''[[Adam X. Walker]]'''<br>{{small|(1801–1888)}}
| October 15, 1859<br>–<br>October 15, 1864
| –
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#D7283E |
| rowspan="2"| [[Tecwen Darby]]
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |16
|
| align="center"|'''[[Philip B. Wright]]'''<br>{{small|(1802–1872)}}
| October 15, 1864<br>–<br>October 15, 1869
| –
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |17
|
| align="center"|'''[[Richard Mayfield]]'''<br>{{small|(1811–1879)}}
| October 15, 1869<br>–<br>October 15, 1874
| Agriculture
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#0052DF |
| rowspan="2"| [[Enrik Gann]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |18
|
| align="center"|'''[[Holtan Șálorsi]]'''<br>{{small|(1809–1886)}}
| October 15, 1874<br>–<br>October 15, 1879
| Labor
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#FF9900; color:white;" |19
|
| align="center"|'''[[Tomas I. Lóșarsi]]'''<br>{{small|(1817–1889)}}
| October 15, 1879<br>–<br>October 15, 1884
| Foreign Affairs
| bgcolor=#FF9900 |
| [[Gabriel Kirkia]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |19
|
| align="center"|'''[[J. J. Kendall]]'''<br>{{small|(1825–1901)}}
| October 15, 1884<br>–<br>October 15, 1889
| –
| bgcolor=#0052DF |
| [[John William Knowles]]
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! rowspan="5"; style="background:#CCCCCC" |20
| rowspan="5"|
| rowspan="5"; align="center"|'''[[Edgar Young]]'''<br>{{small|(1843–1911)}}
| rowspan="5"| October 15, 1889<br>–<br>October 15, 1894
| rowspan="5"| –
| bgcolor=#AEFF43 |
| [[Eb Feldnehmer]]
| rowspan="5"| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| bgcolor=#0052DF |
| [[Ieremía Skanhal]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| bgcolor=#CCCCCC |
| Col. [[Baldvin Kías]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| bgcolor=#CCCCCC |
| [[Terence Segner]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| bgcolor=#CCCCCC |
| [[Aleksis Harnel]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#87CEFA" |21
|
| align="center"|'''[[Esra Kalufi]]'''<br>{{small|(1851–1922)}}
| October 15, 1894<br>–<br>October 15, 1899
| Labor
| bgcolor=#87CEFA |
| [[Charles Haughey]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#87CEFA" |22
|
| align="center"|'''[[John B. Wilson]]'''<br>{{small|(1849–1931)}}
| October 15, 1899<br>–<br>October 15, 1904
| Foreign Affairs
| bgcolor=#87CEFA |
| [[Lucretius Reeve]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! rowspan="2"; style="background:#D7283E; color:white" |23
| rowspan="2"|
| rowspan="2"; align="center"|'''[[William H. Hull]]'''<br>{{small|(1853–1929)}}
| rowspan="2"| October 15, 1904<br>–<br>October 15, 1914
| rowspan="2"| Justice
| bgcolor=#D7283E |
| [[Peter Haughey]]
| rowspan="2"|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| bgcolor=#D7283E |
| [[Ugo Lașál]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! rowspan="2"; style="background:#87CEFA" |24
| rowspan="2"|
| rowspan="2"; align="center"|'''[[Francis Clarke]]'''<br>{{small|(1863–1935)}}
| rowspan="2"| October 15, 1914<br>–<br>October 15, 1919
| rowspan="2"| Health
| bgcolor=#87CEFA |
| [[Emilius Skorfin]]
| rowspan="2"|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| bgcolor=#0052DF |
| [[Mike Tearney]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#87CEFA" |25
|
| align="center"|'''[[Mason G. Jones]]'''<br>{{small|(1865–1941)}}
| October 15, 1919<br>–<br>October 15, 1924
| Labor
| bgcolor=#87CEFA |
| [[Raymond E. Haughey]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E" |26
|
| align="center"|'''[[Isaac Albright]]'''<br>{{small|(1876–1952)}}
| October 15, 1924<br>–<br>October 15, 1929
| Finance and Commerce
| bgcolor=#D7283E |
| [[Jorj Augustus Mines]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#87CEFA" |27
|
| align="center"|'''[[Ken Johnson|Kensington R. Johnson]]'''<br>{{small|(1865–1941)}}
| October 15, 1929<br>–<br>May 1, 1932
| –
| bgcolor=#87CEFA |
| [[Egbert Raus]]
| Non-minister
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! rowspan="2"; style="background:#EBEBEB" |28
| rowspan="2"|
| rowspan="2"; align="center"|'''[[Ierónimus Lágan II]]'''<br>{{small|(1893–1952)}}
| rowspan="2"| May 1, 1932<br>–<br>October 15, 1934
| rowspan="2"| Health
| bgcolor=#EBEBEB |
| [[Ioen Rovuan]]
| rowspan="2"|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
| bgcolor=#EBEBEB |
| [[Tomas U. Lerfe]]
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|
| align="center"|'''[[Harry Kowalski]]'''<br>{{small|(1878–1954)}}
| October 15, 1934<br>–<br>October 15, 1939
| Agriculture
| rowspan="3"; bgcolor=#0052DF |
| rowspan="3"| [[Ignașus Holbek]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |30
|
| align="center"|'''[[Terduan Kadas]]'''<br>{{small|(1891–1963)}}
| October 15, 1939<br>–<br>October 15, 1944
| Labor
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|
| align="center"|'''[[Ioen Jervál]]'''<br>{{small|(1898–1979)}}
| October 15, 1944<br>–<br>October 15, 1949
| Foreign Affairs
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |32
|
| align="center"|'''[[Norman Lewandowski]]'''<br>{{small|(1900–1974)}}
| October 15, 1949<br>–<br>October 15, 1950
| Internal Affairs
| rowspan="5"; bgcolor=#0052DF |
| rowspan="5"| [[Stevan Kirkia]]
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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| [[File:Armistead Selden.jpg|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[Enrico Scioni]]'''<br>{{small|(1901–1978)}}
| October 15, 1950<br>–<br>October 15, 1951
| –
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|
| align="center"|'''[[Scott Emerson]]'''<br>{{small|(1899–1957)}}
| October 15, 1951<br>–<br>October 15, 1952
| –
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[John Smith-Trenton]]'''<br>{{small|(1903–1987)}}
| align="center"|'''[[John Smith-Trenton]]'''<br>{{small|(1903–1987)}}
| July 31, 1952<br>–<br>December 31, 1953
| October 15, 1952<br>–<br>October 15, 1953
| Internal Affairs
| Internal Affairs
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#0052DF |
| rowspan="2"|[[Stevan Kirkia]]
|
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! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |2
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|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Julius Hawke]], Esq.'''<br>{{small|(1895–1961)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Julius Hawke]], Esq.'''<br>{{small|(1895–1961)}}
| January 1, 1954<br>–<br>September 30, 1954
| October 15, 1954<br>–<br>October 15, 1954
| Agriculture
| Agriculture
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |3
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|  
|  
| align="center"|'''Dr. [[Leo Aiulla]], Esq.'''<br>{{small|(1901–1994)}}
| align="center"|'''Dr. [[Leo Russo]], Esq.'''<br>{{small|(1901–1994)}}
| October 1, 1954<br>–<br>December 31, 1955
| October 15, 1954<br>–<br>October 15, 1955
| Health
| Health
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|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Eunice Berchamp]]'''<br>{{small|(1896–1978)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Eunice Berchamp]]'''<br>{{small|(1896–1978)}}
| January 1, 1956<br>–<br>December 31, 1956
| October 15, 1956<br>–<br>October 15, 1956
| Foreign Affairs
| Foreign Affairs
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |5
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |39
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[V. John Liepins]]'''<br>{{small|(1900–1968)}}
| align="center"|'''[[V. John Liepins]]'''<br>{{small|(1900–1968)}}
| January 1, 1957<br>–<br>December 31, 1957
| October 15, 1957<br>–<br>October 15, 1957
| Defense
| Defense
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |6
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |40
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Seymour Haggerts]]'''<br>{{small|(1901–1987)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Seymour Hill]]'''<br>{{small|(1901–1987)}}
| January 1, 1958<br>–<br>December 31, 1958
| October 15, 1958<br>–<br>October 15, 1958
| Justice
| Justice
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |6
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|  
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| align="center"|'''[[Noșius Haipin]]'''<br>{{small|(1904–1971)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Noșius Haipin]]'''<br>{{small|(1904–1971)}}
| January 1, 1959<br>–<br>September 30, 1959
| October 15, 1959<br>–<br>October 15, 1959
| Labor
| Labor
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |8
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|  
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| align="center"|'''[[Robert Haymunds]]'''<br>{{small|(1911–1989)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Robert Moore]]'''<br>{{small|(1911–1989)}}
| October 1, 1959<br>–<br>December 31, 1960
| October 15, 1959<br>–<br>October 15, 1960
| Education
| Education
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|  
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| align="center"|'''[[George Beecham]]'''<br>{{small|(1906–2001)}}
| align="center"|'''[[George Beecham]]'''<br>{{small|(1906–2001)}}
| January 1, 1961<br>–<br>December 31, 1961
| October 15, 1961<br>–<br>October 15, 1961
| Energy
| Energy
|
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|  
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| align="center"|'''[[Edwin Hallstadter]]'''<br>{{small|(1910–1995)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Edwin H. Robinson]]'''<br>{{small|(1910–1995)}}
| January 1, 1962<br>–<br>December 31, 1962
| October 15, 1962<br>–<br>October 15, 1962
| Foreign Affairs
| Foreign Affairs
|
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |11
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|  
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| align="center"|'''[[Cassius Vanderberg]]'''<br>{{small|(1909–1988)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Cassius Vanderberg]]'''<br>{{small|(1909–1988)}}
| January 1, 1963<br>–<br>December 31, 1963
| October 15, 1963<br>–<br>October 15, 1963
| Culture
| Culture
|
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |12
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |46
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Rod Keukelen]]'''<br>{{small|(1909–1988)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Rod Keukelen]]'''<br>{{small|(1909–1988)}}
| January 1, 1964<br>–<br>September 30, 1964
| October 15, 1964<br>–<br>October 15, 1964
| Post and Telecommunications
| Post and Telecommunications
|
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |13
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|  
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| align="center"|'''[[Lawrence DiGiannantonio]]'''<br>{{small|(1907–1995)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Lawrence Johnson]]'''<br>{{small|(1907–1995)}}
| October 1, 1964<br>–<br>September 30, 1969
| October 15, 1964<br>–<br>October 15, 1969
| –
| –
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| Non-minister.
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! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |14
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |48
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Jack Parram]], Esq.'''<br>{{small|(1911–1980)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Jack Parram]], Esq.'''<br>{{small|(1911–1980)}}
| October 1, 1969<br>–<br>September 30, 1974
| October 15, 1969<br>–<br>October 15, 1974
| –
| –
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#D7283E |  
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#D7283E |  
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| Non-minister.
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |15
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |49
| [[File:Clair Armstrong Callan.jpg|100px]]
| [[File:Clair Armstrong Callan.jpg|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[Karl Niemen]]'''<br>{{small|(1922–2004)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Karl Niemen]]'''<br>{{small|(1922–2004)}}
| October 1, 1974<br>–<br>March 27, 1977
| October 15, 1974<br>–<br>March 27, 1977
| Education
| Education
| Promoted to President on March 27, 1977.
| Promoted to President on March 27, 1977.
|-
|-
|colspan="9" bgcolor="lightgrey" align=center|''Vacant from March 28 to October 1, 1977.''
|colspan="9" bgcolor="lightgrey" align=center|''Vacant from March 28 to October 15, 1977.''
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |''16''
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |50
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Rolando Ayala|Rolando Bermúdez Ayala]]'''<br>{{small|(1923–2004)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Rolando Ayala|Rolando Bermúdez Ayala]]'''<br>{{small|(1923–2004)}}
| June 10, 1977<br>–<br>September 30, 1979
| June 10, 1977<br>–<br>October 15, 1979
| Infrastructure
| Infrastructure
| bgcolor=#0052DF |  
| bgcolor=#0052DF |  
| [[Jordanus Hoé]]
| [[Jordanus Hoé]]
| Pro tempore.
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |17
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |51
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Kenny Heffernan]]'''<br>{{small|(1926–2013)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Kenny Heffernan]]'''<br>{{small|(1926–2013)}}
| October 1, 1979<br>–<br>December 31, 1980
| October 15, 1979<br>–<br>October 15, 1980
| Finance
| Finance
| rowspan="5"; bgcolor=#0052DF |  
| rowspan="5"; bgcolor=#0052DF |  
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|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |18
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |52
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Chris Petrauskas]]'''<br>{{small|(1929–2020)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Chris Petrauskas]]'''<br>{{small|(1929–2020)}}
| January 1, 1981<br>–<br>December 31, 1981
| October 15, 1981<br>–<br>October 15, 1981
| Health
| Health
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |19
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |53
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Maynard Caynes]]'''<br>{{small|(1931–2011)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Maynard Williams]]'''<br>{{small|(1931–2011)}}
| January 1, 1982<br>–<br>December 31, 1982
| October 15, 1982<br>–<br>October 15, 1982
| Energy
| Energy
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |20
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |54
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Edgar Bettencourt]]'''<br>{{small|(1925–2000)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Edgar Fisher]]'''<br>{{small|(1925–2000)}}
| January 1, 1983<br>–<br>December 31, 1983
| October 15, 1983<br>–<br>October 15, 1983
| Defense
| Defense
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |21
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |55
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Richie Mertens]]'''<br>{{small|(1933–2004)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Richie Mertens]]'''<br>{{small|(1933–2004)}}
| January 1, 1984<br>–<br>September 30, 1984
| October 15, 1984<br>–<br>October 15, 1984
| Education
| Education
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |22
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |56
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Tom Sanford]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1935)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Tom Sanford]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1935)}}
| October, 1984<br>–<br>May 19, 1987
| October 15, 1984<br>–<br>May 19, 1987
| Foreign Affairs
| Foreign Affairs
| bgcolor=#0052DF |  
| bgcolor=#0052DF |  
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|
|
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |''23''
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |57
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Paul Merrick]], Esq.'''<br>{{small|(b. 1929)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Paul Merrick]], Esq.'''<br>{{small|(b. 1929)}}
| May 19, 1987<br>–<br>September 20, 1989
| May 19, 1987<br>–<br>October 15, 1989
| Labor
| Labor
| bgcolor=#D7283E |  
| bgcolor=#D7283E |  
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|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |24
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |58
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Saul Aronowitz]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1941)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Saul Aronowitz]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1941)}}
| October 1, 1989<br>–<br>September 30, 1994
| October 15, 1989<br>–<br>October 15, 1994
| Relations with the Citizens
| Relations with the Citizens
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#0052DF |  
| rowspan="2"; bgcolor=#0052DF |  
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|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |25
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |59
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''Dame [[Louise Beckmann]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1939)}}
| align="center"|'''Dame [[Louise Beckmann]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1939)}}
| October 1, 1994<br>–<br>September 30, 1999
| October 15, 1994<br>–<br>October 15, 1999
| –
| –
| Non-minister.
| Non-minister.
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |26
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |60
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[John Rummo]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1941)}}
| align="center"|'''[[John Rummo]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1941)}}
| October 1, 1999<br>–<br>December 31, 2000
| October 15, 1999<br>–<br>October 15, 2000
| Justice
| Justice
| rowspan="5"; bgcolor=#0052DF |  
| rowspan="5"; bgcolor=#0052DF |  
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|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |27
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |61
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Richard Nakamura]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1947)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Richard Nakamura]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1947)}}
| January 1, 2001<br>–<br>December 31, 2001
| October 15, 2001<br>–<br>October 15, 2001
| Internal Affairs
| Internal Affairs
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |28
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |62
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Bernadette DiLeo]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1943)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Bernadette DiLeo]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1943)}}
| January 1, 2002<br>–<br>December 31, 2002
| October 15, 2002<br>–<br>October 15, 2002
| Relations with the Citizens
| Relations with the Citizens
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |29
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |63
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Jenny McManahan]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1944)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Jenny McManahan]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1944)}}
| January 1, 2003<br>–<br>December 31, 2003
| October 15, 2003<br>–<br>October 15, 2003
| Social Insurance
| Social Insurance
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |30
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |64
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Orlando Sánchez]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1946)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Orlando Sánchez]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1946)}}
| January 1, 2004<br>–<br>September 30, 2004
| October 15, 2004<br>–<br>October 15, 2004
| Telecommunications
| Telecommunications
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |31
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |65
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Enrico Sau]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1949)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Enrico Sau]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1949)}}
| October 1, 2004<br>–<br>September 30, 2009
| October 15, 2004<br>–<br>October 15, 2009
| Energy
| Energy
| bgcolor=#D7283E |  
| bgcolor=#D7283E |  
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|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |32
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |66
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Robert E. Suolanen]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1957)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Robert E. Suolanen]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1957)}}
| October 1, 2009<br>–<br>December 31, 2010
| October 15, 2009<br>–<br>October 15, 2010
| Defense
| Defense
| rowspan="5"; bgcolor=#0052DF |  
| rowspan="5"; bgcolor=#0052DF |  
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|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |33
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |67
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Judy Bernese]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1963)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Judy Bernese]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1963)}}
| January 1, 2011<br>–<br>December 31, 2011
| October 15, 2011<br>–<br>October 15, 2011
| Foreign Affairs
| Foreign Affairs
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |34
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |68
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Frank Keita]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1955)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Frank Keita]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1955)}}
| January 1, 2012<br>–<br>December 31, 2012
| October 15, 2012<br>–<br>October 15, 2012
| Health
| Health
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |35
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |69
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Kirk Tuller]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1967)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Kirk Smith]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1967)}}
| January 1, 2013<br>–<br>December 31, 2013
| October 15, 2013<br>–<br>October 15, 2013
| Environment
| Environment
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |36
! style="background:#0052DF; color:white;" |70
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Niall Hancox]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1962)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Niall Hancox]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1962)}}
| January 1, 2014<br>–<br>September 30, 2014
| October 15, 2014<br>–<br>October 15, 2014
| Agriculture
| Agriculture
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |37
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |71
|  
|  
| align="center"|'''[[Hugh Richards]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1969)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Hugh Richards]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1969)}}
| October 1, 2014<br>–<br>December 31, 2015
| October 15, 2014<br>–<br>October 15, 2015
| Telecommunications
| Telecommunications
| rowspan="6"; bgcolor=#D7283E |  
| rowspan="6"; bgcolor=#D7283E |  
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|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |38
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |72
| [[File:Unterzeichnung des Koalitionsvertrages der 18. Wahlperiode des Bundestages (Martin Rulsch) 142.jpg|100px]]
| [[File:Unterzeichnung des Koalitionsvertrages der 18. Wahlperiode des Bundestages (Martin Rulsch) 142.jpg|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[Thomas Ziegler]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1971)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Thomas Ziegler]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1971)}}
| January 1, 2016<br>–<br>December 31, 2016
| October 15, 2016<br>–<br>October 15, 2016
| Energy
| Energy
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#14E029" |39
! style="background:#14E029" |73
| [[File:María Luisa Carcedo 2018 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[File:María Luisa Carcedo 2018 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[Julia DeCaris]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1966)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Julia DeCaris]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1966)}}
| January 1, 2017<br>–<br>December 31, 2017
| October 15, 2017<br>–<br>October 15, 2017
| Culture, Sports, Arts and Tourism
| Culture, Sports, Arts and Tourism
| Member of [[Kalșerians for Change]].
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |40
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |74
| [[File:Jesús Caldera en rueda de prensa.jpg|100px]]
| [[File:Jesús Caldera en rueda de prensa.jpg|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[Emanuél Diras]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1967)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Emanuel Diras]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1967)}}
| January 1, 2018<br>–<br>December 31, 2018
| October 15, 2018<br>–<br>October 15, 2018
| Infrastructure
| Infrastructure
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |41
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |75
| [[File:Elena_Salgado_2010_(cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[File:Elena_Salgado_2010_(cropped).jpg|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[Guendalina Hors]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1963)}}
| align="center"|'''[[Guendalina Hors]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1963)}}
| January 1, 2019<br>–<br>December 31, 2019
| October 15, 2019<br>–<br>October 15, 2019
| Social Insurance
| Social Insurance
|  
|  
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |42
! style="background:#D7283E; color:white;" |76
| [[File:Antonio Trevín 2010 (face cropped).png|100px]]
| [[File:Antonio Trevín 2010 (face cropped).png|100px]]
| align="center"|'''[[John A. Izaguirre|John Arnold Izaguirre]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1959)}}
| align="center"|'''[[John A. Izaguirre|John Arnold Izaguirre]]'''<br>{{small|(b. 1959)}}
| January 1, 2020<br>–<br>December 31, 2020 (scheduled)
| October 15, 2020<br>–<br>October 15, 2020 (scheduled)
| Education
| Education
|
|

Revision as of 11:41, 15 November 2020

Vice President of Kalșeri
Simlor Alseugi Kalșeri
Vice Presidential Standard of Kalseri.svg
Antonio Trevín 2010 (face cropped).png
Incumbent
Prof. John A. Izaguirre
since October 15, 2020
Style The Right Honorable
Mister Vice President (spoken)
Abbreviation VP
Reports to President of Kalșeri
Residence Holder's private residence
Appointer President
Term length Variable
Constituting instrument Carnafarry Statute (1794–1934)
Charter of Kalșeri (since 1934)
Precursor Prime Minister
Formation July 31, 1952
First holder John Smith-Trenton
Unofficial names Veep, Simmy, Number Two
Salary ħ20,000/month

The Vice President of Kalșeri (Kalhan: Simlor Alseugi Kalșeri, literally "second President") is the second-highest office in Kalșeri. Under the Charter, the Vice President functions as a substitute figure in case the President is unable to carry out their duties.

The Vice President for 2020 is Professor General John A. Izaguirre.

History

The post of Vice President was first mentioned in the Carnafarry Statute of 1794, which stated that the President "may appoint a vice president to serve in times of need, for as long as he wishes within the limits of his term."

The title of Vice President was codified again in 1934 by the Charter, with the same specifications. Stevan Kirkia was the first President to appoint Vice Presidents under the system of sorting among the Ministers

Appointment and removal

There are two ways to appoint a Vice President: the President may either hold an annual sorting to determine who among their Ministers will serve as Vice President for the next year, or choose someone to serve as Vice President for the term.

The Vice President can be removed from the post before the natural expiration of the term through the resignation or removal of the President, dismissal or voluntary resignation.

List

     Social Cooperationist      Kalhanseri/Liberal Democrat      Kalșerians for Change      Christian Democrat      Whig      Farmer      Movement for Action      Independent/Military

No. Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of office Ministry President Notes
1 GabrielDuvall.jpg Tomas Ienuvion
(1745–1803) 		October 15, 1784
–
October 15, 1794 		Foreign Affairs Archibald Hayworth
2 Abner Colson
(1742–1806) 		October 15, 1794
–
October 15, 1799 		– Tomas Ienuvion Non-minister.
3 Percival Combe
(1739–1811) 		October 15, 1799
–
October 15, 1804 		– James Orrey Non-minister.
4 Saul Hanney
(1748–1817) 		October 15, 1804
–
October 15, 1809 		Internal Affairs Richard Kenswick
5 Hector Downes
(1753–1823) 		October 15, 1809
–
October 15, 1814 		Justice John D. Ewing
6 Saul Hanney
(1756–1815) 		October 15, 1814
–
March 8, 1815 		Internal Affairs Robert Stimmer Died in office.
7 Nathaniel Silsbee.png Mark Sellers-Casey
(1863–1831) 		April 1, 1815
–
October 15, 1819 		Finance and Commerce
8 Enos Russel
(1764–1833) 		October 15, 1819
–
October 15, 1824 		– Mark Sellers-Casey Non-minister.
9 Hugh Harris
(1779–1856) 		October 15, 1824
–
October 15, 1829 		– Ben Webber Non-minister.
10 James Sender
(1784–1843) 		October 15, 1829
–
October 15, 1834 		– Non-minister.
11 George W. Taylor
(1789–1846) 		October 15, 1834
–
October 15, 1839 		– Karl Roniem Non-minister.
12 Paul S. Clayton
(1785–1863) 		October 15, 1839
–
October 15, 1844 		Foreign Affairs Jean-Yves Delahaye
12 Edward Murray
(1791–1852) 		October 15, 1844
–
October 15, 1849 		Foreign Affairs Andrew Poxton
13 Samuel Z. Davies
(1791–1852) 		October 15, 1849
–
October 15, 1854 		– Non-minister.
Jim McCormick
14 Sherman Strickland Johnson
(1798–1877) 		October 15, 1854
–
October 15, 1859 		Justice Phil Coxbourne
15 Adam X. Walker
(1801–1888) 		October 15, 1859
–
October 15, 1864 		– Tecwen Darby Non-minister.
16 Philip B. Wright
(1802–1872) 		October 15, 1864
–
October 15, 1869 		– Non-minister.
17 Richard Mayfield
(1811–1879) 		October 15, 1869
–
October 15, 1874 		Agriculture Enrik Gann
18 Holtan Șálorsi
(1809–1886) 		October 15, 1874
–
October 15, 1879 		Labor
19 Tomas I. Lóșarsi
(1817–1889) 		October 15, 1879
–
October 15, 1884 		Foreign Affairs Gabriel Kirkia
19 J. J. Kendall
(1825–1901) 		October 15, 1884
–
October 15, 1889 		– John William Knowles Non-minister.
20 Edgar Young
(1843–1911) 		October 15, 1889
–
October 15, 1894 		– Eb Feldnehmer Non-minister.
Ieremía Skanhal
Col. Baldvin Kías
Terence Segner
Aleksis Harnel
21 Esra Kalufi
(1851–1922) 		October 15, 1894
–
October 15, 1899 		Labor Charles Haughey
22 John B. Wilson
(1849–1931) 		October 15, 1899
–
October 15, 1904 		Foreign Affairs Lucretius Reeve
23 William H. Hull
(1853–1929) 		October 15, 1904
–
October 15, 1914 		Justice Peter Haughey
Ugo Lașál
24 Francis Clarke
(1863–1935) 		October 15, 1914
–
October 15, 1919 		Health Emilius Skorfin
Mike Tearney
25 Mason G. Jones
(1865–1941) 		October 15, 1919
–
October 15, 1924 		Labor Raymond E. Haughey
26 Isaac Albright
(1876–1952) 		October 15, 1924
–
October 15, 1929 		Finance and Commerce Jorj Augustus Mines
27 Kensington R. Johnson
(1865–1941) 		October 15, 1929
–
May 1, 1932 		– Egbert Raus Non-minister
28 Ierónimus Lágan II
(1893–1952) 		May 1, 1932
–
October 15, 1934 		Health Ioen Rovuan
Tomas U. Lerfe
29 Harry Kowalski
(1878–1954) 		October 15, 1934
–
October 15, 1939 		Agriculture Ignașus Holbek
30 Terduan Kadas
(1891–1963) 		October 15, 1939
–
October 15, 1944 		Labor
31 Ioen Jervál
(1898–1979) 		October 15, 1944
–
October 15, 1949 		Foreign Affairs
32 Norman Lewandowski
(1900–1974) 		October 15, 1949
–
October 15, 1950 		Internal Affairs Stevan Kirkia
33 Armistead Selden.jpg Enrico Scioni
(1901–1978) 		October 15, 1950
–
October 15, 1951 		– Non-minister.
34 Scott Emerson
(1899–1957) 		October 15, 1951
–
October 15, 1952 		– Non-minister.
35 John Smith-Trenton
(1903–1987) 		October 15, 1952
–
October 15, 1953 		Internal Affairs
36 Julius Hawke, Esq.
(1895–1961) 		October 15, 1954
–
October 15, 1954 		Agriculture
37 Dr. Leo Russo, Esq.
(1901–1994) 		October 15, 1954
–
October 15, 1955 		Health Enrico Scioni
38 Eunice Berchamp
(1896–1978) 		October 15, 1956
–
October 15, 1956 		Foreign Affairs
39 V. John Liepins
(1900–1968) 		October 15, 1957
–
October 15, 1957 		Defense
40 Seymour Hill
(1901–1987) 		October 15, 1958
–
October 15, 1958 		Justice
41 Noșius Haipin
(1904–1971) 		October 15, 1959
–
October 15, 1959 		Labor
42 Robert Moore
(1911–1989) 		October 15, 1959
–
October 15, 1960 		Education James H. Lockney
43 George Beecham
(1906–2001) 		October 15, 1961
–
October 15, 1961 		Energy
44 Edwin H. Robinson
(1910–1995) 		October 15, 1962
–
October 15, 1962 		Foreign Affairs
45 Cassius Vanderberg
(1909–1988) 		October 15, 1963
–
October 15, 1963 		Culture
46 Rod Keukelen
(1909–1988) 		October 15, 1964
–
October 15, 1964 		Post and Telecommunications
47 Lawrence Johnson
(1907–1995) 		October 15, 1964
–
October 15, 1969 		– Eduard Hals Non-minister.
48 Jack Parram, Esq.
(1911–1980) 		October 15, 1969
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October 15, 1974 		– Raimund Terșet Non-minister.
49 Clair Armstrong Callan.jpg Karl Niemen
(1922–2004) 		October 15, 1974
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March 27, 1977 		Education Promoted to President on March 27, 1977.
Vacant from March 28 to October 15, 1977.
50 Rolando Bermúdez Ayala
(1923–2004) 		June 10, 1977
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October 15, 1979 		Infrastructure Jordanus Hoé
51 Kenny Heffernan
(1926–2013) 		October 15, 1979
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October 15, 1980 		Finance John Berschleider
52 Chris Petrauskas
(1929–2020) 		October 15, 1981
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October 15, 1981 		Health
53 Maynard Williams
(1931–2011) 		October 15, 1982
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October 15, 1982 		Energy
54 Edgar Fisher
(1925–2000) 		October 15, 1983
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October 15, 1983 		Defense
55 Richie Mertens
(1933–2004) 		October 15, 1984
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October 15, 1984 		Education
56 Tom Sanford
(b. 1935) 		October 15, 1984
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May 19, 1987 		Foreign Affairs Ionas Filsak
57 Paul Merrick, Esq.
(b. 1929) 		May 19, 1987
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October 15, 1989 		Labor Edward R. Schindler
58 Saul Aronowitz
(b. 1941) 		October 15, 1989
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October 15, 1994 		Relations with the Citizens Phil Garner
59 Dame Louise Beckmann
(b. 1939) 		October 15, 1994
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October 15, 1999 		– Non-minister.
60 John Rummo
(b. 1941) 		October 15, 1999
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October 15, 2000 		Justice Alejandra Ríos Soriano
61 Richard Nakamura
(b. 1947) 		October 15, 2001
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October 15, 2001 		Internal Affairs
62 Bernadette DiLeo
(b. 1943) 		October 15, 2002
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October 15, 2002 		Relations with the Citizens
63 Jenny McManahan
(b. 1944) 		October 15, 2003
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October 15, 2003 		Social Insurance
64 Orlando Sánchez
(b. 1946) 		October 15, 2004
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October 15, 2004 		Telecommunications
65 Enrico Sau
(b. 1949) 		October 15, 2004
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October 15, 2009 		Energy Robert Havlichek
66 Robert E. Suolanen
(b. 1957) 		October 15, 2009
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October 15, 2010 		Defense Sebastianus Linș
67 Judy Bernese
(b. 1963) 		October 15, 2011
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October 15, 2011 		Foreign Affairs
68 Frank Keita
(b. 1955) 		October 15, 2012
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October 15, 2012 		Health
69 Kirk Smith
(b. 1967) 		October 15, 2013
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October 15, 2013 		Environment
70 Niall Hancox
(b. 1962) 		October 15, 2014
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October 15, 2014 		Agriculture
71 Hugh Richards
(b. 1969) 		October 15, 2014
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October 15, 2015 		Telecommunications Maksimilianus Ureska
72 Unterzeichnung des Koalitionsvertrages der 18. Wahlperiode des Bundestages (Martin Rulsch) 142.jpg Thomas Ziegler
(b. 1971) 		October 15, 2016
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October 15, 2016 		Energy
73 María Luisa Carcedo 2018 (cropped).jpg Julia DeCaris
(b. 1966) 		October 15, 2017
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October 15, 2017 		Culture, Sports, Arts and Tourism
74 Jesús Caldera en rueda de prensa.jpg Emanuel Diras
(b. 1967) 		October 15, 2018
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October 15, 2018 		Infrastructure
75 Elena Salgado 2010 (cropped).jpg Guendalina Hors
(b. 1963) 		October 15, 2019
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October 15, 2019 		Social Insurance
76 Antonio Trevín 2010 (face cropped).png John Arnold Izaguirre
(b. 1959) 		October 15, 2020
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October 15, 2020 (scheduled) 		Education
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