Prime Minister of Kelssek - Revision history

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	\| 24th \|\| Ewan Cleeves<br><small>b. 144</small> \|\| 24 October 193<br>to<br>~~''present''~~ \|\| style="background:#cc0000; width=1em;"\|   \|\| United Communist Party		\| 24th \|\| Ewan Cleeves<br><small>b. 144</small> \|\| 24 October 193<br>to<br>8 October 201 \|\| style="background:#cc0000; width=1em;"\|   \|\| United Communist Party
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	*193 election (46th Parliament)		*193 election (46th Parliament)
			*197 election (47th Parliament)
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	* Cleeves I <small>(minority)</small>		* Cleeves I <small>(minority)</small>
			* Cleeves II <small>(minority; Green C&S)</small>
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			\| 25th \|\| Shayna Haelden<br><small>b. 153</small> \|\| 8 October 201<br>to<br>''present'' \|\| style="background:#ddaa00; width=1em;"\|   \|\| Alliance for Liberty
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			*201 election (48th Parliament)
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			* Haleden I <small>(minority)</small>
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	\| 23rd \|\| Rosaline Hendrie<br><small>b. 130</small> \|\| 7 October 185<br>to<br>~~''present''~~ \|\| style="background:#ddaa00; width=1em;"\|   \|\| Alliance for Liberty		\| 23rd \|\| Rosaline Hendrie<br><small>b. 130</small> \|\| 7 October 185<br>to<br>24 October 193 \|\| style="background:#ddaa00; width=1em;"\|   \|\| Alliance for Liberty
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	*185 election (44th Parliament)		*185 election (44th Parliament)
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	* Hendrie I <small>(AfL-Green coalition)</small>		* Hendrie I <small>(AfL-Green coalition)</small>
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			\| 24th \|\| Ewan Cleeves<br><small>b. 144</small> \|\| 24 October 193<br>to<br>''present'' \|\| style="background:#cc0000; width=1em;"\|   \|\| United Communist Party
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			*193 election (46th Parliament)
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			* Cleeves I <small>(minority)</small>
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	\| rowspan=2\| 20th \|\| Peter Coakson<br><small>b. 121</small> \|\| 13 December 171<br>to<br>22 October 177 \|\| style="background:#00cc00; width=1em;"\|   \|\| Green Party		\| rowspan=2\| 20th \|\| rowspan=2\| Peter Coakson<br><small>b. 121</small> \|\| 13 December 171<br>to<br>22 October 177 \|\| style="background:#00cc00; width=1em;"\|   \|\| Green Party
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	*Appointment (40th Parliament)		*Appointment (40th Parliament)

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The '''Prime Minister of Kelssek''' (Frankish: ''Premier ministre du Kelssek'') is [[Kelssek]]'s head of government and chairs the [[Cabinet|Cabinet of Kelssek]]. The prime minister is, typically, the leader of the largest party in the House of Commons, and holds the position until death, resignation, or dismissal by the President of Kelssek. In practice, the prime minister is the most powerful position in Kelssek's government as the president only overrules the elected government in extreme or crisis situations. The prime minister appoints (through the president) the other Cabinet ministers, justices of the High Court of Kelssek and federal courts, chief executives of state corporations, and other agencies as required by law.

The position of Prime Minister is, by design, only vaguely outlined in Kelssek's constitution and largely operates according to a set of traditions and precedents known as "responsible government". The Constitution Act states only that the Prime Minister is appointed by the [[President of Kelssek]], and holds that position as long as they maintain the confidence of the [[Parliament of Kelssek|House of Commons]] (ability to win a majority vote on budget bills, or any vote which has been politically defined as a vote of confidence). However, the conventions of responsible government dictate that the Prime Minister and all members of Cabinet should be members of the House of Commons, so as to face daily scrutiny through Question Period. A non-MP who becomes Prime Minister is expected to seek election to the House at the earliest opportunity.

==Privileges==
In formal settings, the prime minister is addressed as "Prime Minister". They gain the style ''The Right Honourable'' (''Le très honorable'') and may retain this title for life. The prime minister also receives an inflation-adjusted salary of [[Kelssek thaler|𝜏]]52,816 in addition to the 𝜏52,816 salary of a Member of Parliament (as of 181 FE).

==Timeline==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! No.
! Name
! Term of office
! colspan=2 | Party
! Mandate
! Cabinet
|-
| 17th || George E. Marlin || 5 August 158 to 18 September 167 || style="width:1em; background:#990000"|   || Liberal Party
|
*Appointment (35th Parliament)
*159 election (36th Parliament)
*163 election (37th Parliament)
|
*Marlin I
*Marlin II
*Marlin III
|-
| rowspan=2| 18th || rowspan=2 | Alan R. Kerk || 18 September 167 to 13 February 171 || style="background:#00cc00; width=1em;"|   || Green Party
|
*167 election (38th Parliament)
*170 election (39th Parliament)
|
*Kerk I
*Kerk II (Green-UCP coalition)
|-
| colspan=5 style="font-size:90%" | Electoral reform (mixed-member proportional system) - August Crisis - Carbon pricing - Velocit high-speed railway - Dovakhan Crisis
|-
| rowspan=2 | 19th || rowspan=2| Pierre Gautain || 13 February 171 to 12 December 171 || style="width:1em; background:#990000"|   || Liberal Party
|
*Appointment (39th Parliament)
|
*Gautain (Liberal-Conservative coalition; minority)
|-
| colspan=5 style="font-size:90%" | Neorvins airport occupation - Public workers general strike - Presidential powers controversy
|-
| rowspan=2| 20th || Peter Coakson b. 121 || 13 December 171 to 22 October 177 || style="background:#00cc00; width=1em;"|   || Green Party
|
*Appointment (40th Parliament)
*173 election (41st Parliament)
|
*Coakson I (UCP {{abbr|C&S|confidence and supply}})
*Coakson II
|-
| colspan=5 style="font-size:90%" | Appointed prime minister after dismissal of Gautain - National Energy and Transportation Plan - [[Velocit]] second phase - [[4th Winter Olympics]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | 21st || rowspan=2 | Anne Marsha Cressey b. 130 || 23 October 177 to 2 March 183 || style="background:#cc0000; width=1em;"|   || United Communist Party
|
*177 election (42nd Parliament)
*181 election (43rd Parliament)
|
* Cressey I (Green {{abbr|C&S|confidence and supply}})
* Cressey II (minority)
|-
| colspan=5 style="font-size:90%" | Suspension of International Fair Trade Agreement - [[12th Summer Olympics]] - Universal Payment (negative income tax)
|-
| 22nd || Robert Monesta b. 151 || 2 March 183 to 7 October 185 || style="background:#cc0000; width=1em;"|   || United Communist Party
|
*Appointment (43rd Parliament)
|
* Monesta I (minority)
|-
| 23rd || Rosaline Hendrie b. 130 || 7 October 185 to ''present'' || style="background:#ddaa00; width=1em;"|   || Alliance for Liberty
|
*185 election (44th Parliament)
*189 election (45th Parliament)
|
* Hendrie I (AfL-Green coalition)
* Hendrie II (AfL-Green coalition)
|}
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