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Order of precedence

2025-10-31T05:12:00Z

Ibagli:

:''For post-nominal letters, see [[List of post-nominal letters]].''
The following is the '''order of precedence''' in [[Ibagli]].
<hr>
*The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King of Ibagli]] (His Majesty King Charles III)
*The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] (His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID) or the Administrator of the Government of Ibagli, when exercising that office
*Members of the royal family entitled to the style of ''Majesty'' or ''Royal Highness''

**Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GBE GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
**His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB GCRI PC ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Catherine, Princess of Wales|The Princess of Wales]] GCVO CH
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex|The Duke of Sussex]] KCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Meghan, Duchess of Sussex|The Duchess of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh|The Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT GCVO CD ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh|The Duchess of Edinburgh]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince George of Wales|Prince George of Wales]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Charlotte of Wales (born 2015)|Princess Charlotte of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Louis of Wales|Prince Louis of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Archie of Sussex|Prince Archie of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Lilibet of Sussex|Princess Lilibet of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Beatrice of York|Princess Beatrice, Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Eugenie|Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester|The Duke of Gloucester]] KG GCVO SSI
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester|The Duchess of Gloucester]] LG GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Kent|The Duke of Kent]] KG GCMG GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy|Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy]] LG GCVO ID CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Michael of Kent|Prince Michael of Kent]] GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Michael of Kent|Princess Michael of Kent]]

*The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] (The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] KC MP)
*The [[Chief Justice of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC)
*The [[Speaker of the House of Commons]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Vincent Craddock]] KCRI MP)
*Ambassadors and High Commissioners, in order of appointment
*Former Governors-General of Ibagli, in order of leaving office (''None living'')
*Surviving spouses of deceased Governors-General
**The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
**The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
*Ministers of the Crown, in order of appointment to the [[Executive Council]], with Privy Counsellors taking precedence
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
**The Hon. [[Amy Pfeiffer]] MP
**The Hon. [[Lawrence McCune]] MP
**The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] MP
**The Hon. [[Anthony Gaskill]] MP
**The Hon. [[Melissa Randolph]] MP
**The Hon. [[Jason Reid]] MP
**The Hon. [[Megan Prince]] MP
**The Hon. [[Karen Walker]] MP
**The Hon. [[Darren Anderson]] MP
*The [[Leader of the Opposition]] (The Hon. [[Alex Foster]] MP)
*Former Prime Ministers of Ibagli, in order of entering office
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] GCRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Amelia Pietersen]] MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Roger Pollack]] GCRI KC MP
*Privy Counsellors
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Maria Hanson]] DCRI CMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Rankin]] KCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]] MRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
*Members of the [[Executive Council]]
*Puisne Justices of the [[Supreme Court of Ibagli|Supreme Court]], in order of appointment
**Sir [[Henry Good]] KCRI KC
**Sir [[Nicholas Law]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Alice Marshall]] DCRI KC
**Dame [[Kathryn Jameson]] DCRI KC
**Sir [[Robert Wu]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Jillian Greer]] DCRI KC
*Chief Judge of the [[Crown Court]] (Sir [[Robert LaPierre]] KCRI KC)
*Puisne Judges of the Crown Court, in order of appointment
**[[Daniel Welland]]
**[[Albert Tarning]] KC
**[[Nancy Tinway]] KC
**[[Phillip Ronden]] KC
**[[Amy Fanden]]
**[[Lorrie Hannington]]
**[[Bradley Kane]] KC
**[[James Gatt]]
**[[Ronald Asden]] KC
*Other Judges
*[[List of Members of the House of Commons|Members of the House of Commons]]
*Consuls General, in order of appointment
*[[Chief of the Defence Staff]] (Field Marshal Sir [[Peter Chaucer]] KCRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Navy]] (Admiral [[William Getty]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Army]] (General [[Edward Manning]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Air Force]] (''Air Chief Marshal the Hon. Sir [[Steven Lyall]] KCRI ID — ranks higher as a member of the Executive Council'')
*Chief Constable of the [[Royal Ibaglian Constabulary]] (Chief Constable [[Daniel Pennington]] CRI QPM)

[[Category:Ibaglian culture and heritage]]

Order of precedence

2025-09-05T11:04:03Z

Ibagli:

:''For post-nominal letters, see [[List of post-nominal letters]].''
The following is the '''order of precedence''' in [[Ibagli]].
<hr>
*The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King of Ibagli]] (His Majesty King Charles III)
*The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] (His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID) or the Administrator of the Government of Ibagli, when exercising that office
*Members of the royal family entitled to the style of ''Majesty'' or ''Royal Highness''

**Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GBE GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
**His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB GCRI PC ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Catherine, Princess of Wales|The Princess of Wales]] GCVO CH
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex|The Duke of Sussex]] KCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Meghan, Duchess of Sussex|The Duchess of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Andrew, Duke of York|The Duke of York]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh|The Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT GCVO CD ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh|The Duchess of Edinburgh]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince George of Wales|Prince George of Wales]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Charlotte of Wales (born 2015)|Princess Charlotte of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Louis of Wales|Prince Louis of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Archie of Sussex|Prince Archie of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Lilibet of Sussex|Princess Lilibet of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Beatrice of York|Princess Beatrice, Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Eugenie|Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester|The Duke of Gloucester]] KG GCVO SSI
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester|The Duchess of Gloucester]] LG GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Kent|The Duke of Kent]] KG GCMG GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy|Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy]] LG GCVO ID CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Michael of Kent|Prince Michael of Kent]] GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Michael of Kent|Princess Michael of Kent]]

*The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] (The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] KC MP)
*The [[Chief Justice of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC)
*The [[Speaker of the House of Commons]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Vincent Craddock]] KCRI MP)
*Ambassadors and High Commissioners, in order of appointment
*Former Governors-General of Ibagli, in order of leaving office (''None living'')
*Surviving spouses of deceased Governors-General
**The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
**The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
*Ministers of the Crown, in order of appointment to the [[Executive Council]], with Privy Counsellors taking precedence
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
**The Hon. [[Amy Pfeiffer]] MP
**The Hon. [[Lawrence McCune]] MP
**The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] MP
**The Hon. [[Anthony Gaskill]] MP
**The Hon. [[Melissa Randolph]] MP
**The Hon. [[Jason Reid]] MP
**The Hon. [[Megan Prince]] MP
**The Hon. [[Karen Walker]] MP
**The Hon. [[Darren Anderson]] MP
*The [[Leader of the Opposition]] (The Hon. [[Alex Foster]] MP)
*Former Prime Ministers of Ibagli, in order of entering office
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] GCRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Amelia Pietersen]] MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Roger Pollack]] GCRI KC MP
*Privy Counsellors
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Maria Hanson]] DCRI CMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Rankin]] KCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]] MRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
*Members of the [[Executive Council]]
*Puisne Justices of the [[Supreme Court of Ibagli|Supreme Court]], in order of appointment
**Sir [[Henry Good]] KCRI KC
**Sir [[Nicholas Law]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Alice Marshall]] DCRI KC
**Dame [[Kathryn Jameson]] DCRI KC
**Sir [[Robert Wu]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Jillian Greer]] DCRI KC
*Chief Judge of the [[Crown Court]] (Sir [[Robert LaPierre]] KCRI KC)
*Puisne Judges of the Crown Court, in order of appointment
**[[Daniel Welland]]
**[[Albert Tarning]] KC
**[[Nancy Tinway]] KC
**[[Phillip Ronden]] KC
**[[Amy Fanden]]
**[[Lorrie Hannington]]
**[[Bradley Kane]] KC
**[[James Gatt]]
**[[Ronald Asden]] KC
*Other Judges
*[[List of Members of the House of Commons|Members of the House of Commons]]
*Consuls General, in order of appointment
*[[Chief of the Defence Staff]] (Field Marshal Sir [[Peter Chaucer]] KCRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Navy]] (Admiral [[William Getty]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Army]] (General [[Edward Manning]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Air Force]] (''Air Chief Marshal the Hon. Sir [[Steven Lyall]] KCRI ID — ranks higher as a member of the Executive Council'')
*Chief Constable of the [[Royal Ibaglian Constabulary]] (Chief Constable [[Daniel Pennington]] CRI QPM)

[[Category:Ibaglian culture and heritage]]

2020 general election

2025-06-11T12:10:09Z

Ibagli:

A '''general election''' was held 15 October 2020. All 60 members of the [[House of Commons]] in the [[19th Parliament]] were elected. The governing [[Liberal Party]] under the leadership of [[Roger Pollack]] was returned with its largest majority since [[1972 General Election|1972]].

==Date==

The [[18th Parliament]] would have expired three years after the date of its first meeting on 9 October 2017. The election for members of the House of Commons in the 19th Parliament must take place between 20 and 30 working days after the dissolution of the 18th Parliament.

==Results==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Percentage
!Seats
!Change
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/lib}}|
| [[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
| 53.5%
| 45
| +13
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/con}}|
| [[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
| 39.0%
| 14
| -13
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/grn}}|
| [[Green Party|Green]]
| 2.7%
| 0
| ±0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/rst}}|
| [[Ropu Sa'olotoga]]
| 0.8%
| 1
| ±0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/ina}}|
| [[Ibaglian National Action Party|Ibaglian National Action]]
| 3.1%
| 0
| ±0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/ind}}|
| Independent and minor party candidates
| 0.9%
| 0
| ±0
|}

{{Elections}}

[[Category:General Elections]]

2020 general election

2025-06-11T12:09:56Z

Ibagli:

A '''general election''' was held 15 October 2020. All 60 members of the [[House of Commons]] in the [[19th Parliament]] were elected. The governing [[Liberal Party]] under the leadership of [[Roger Pollack]] was returned with its largest majority since [[1972 general election|1972]].

==Date==

The [[18th Parliament]] would have expired three years after the date of its first meeting on 9 October 2017. The election for members of the House of Commons in the 19th Parliament must take place between 20 and 30 working days after the dissolution of the 18th Parliament.

==Results==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Percentage
!Seats
!Change
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/lib}}|
| [[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
| 53.5%
| 45
| +13
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/con}}|
| [[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
| 39.0%
| 14
| -13
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/grn}}|
| [[Green Party|Green]]
| 2.7%
| 0
| ±0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/rst}}|
| [[Ropu Sa'olotoga]]
| 0.8%
| 1
| ±0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/ina}}|
| [[Ibaglian National Action Party|Ibaglian National Action]]
| 3.1%
| 0
| ±0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/ind}}|
| Independent and minor party candidates
| 0.9%
| 0
| ±0
|}

{{Elections}}

[[Category:General Elections]]

Roger Pollack

2025-06-11T12:08:08Z

Ibagli:

{| class="toccolours" style="width:23em; border collapse:collapse; border:1; font-size:90%; text-align:left; float:right;" cellpadding="2"
|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|180px]]
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|'''12th [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 11 February 2006–18 November 2006 29 August 2011–1 June 2023
|-
| '''Preceded By:'''
| [[Marcus Smallegan]] [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| '''Succeeded By:'''
| Sir [[John Goodwin]] [[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
| '''Party Affiliation:'''
| [[Liberal Party]]
|-
| '''Born:'''
| 19 February 1953 [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]], [[wp:Queensland|Queensland]], [[wp:Australia|Australia]]
|}

'''The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC''' was the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] of [[Ibagli]]. He served from February to November 2006 and from 2011 to 2023. He was born on 19 February 1953 in [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]] [[wp:Australia|Australia]], to David Pollack, a Scottish laborer, and Victoria Llewellyn Pollack, the daughter of a Welsh mine worker. He attended [[wp:Cairns State High School|Cairns State High School]] and the [[wp:University of Queensland|University of Queensland]], where he recieved a degree in law. In 1979 he emigrated to Ibagli, and took up a job as a solicitor for the [[Ibaglian Railway and Maritime Workers Union]]. He was made a [[Queen's Counsel]] in 1986.

in 1989 he stood for election for the Liberal Party in the district of [[Haphonia-St. Edwards (electoral district)|Haphonia-St. Edwards]], the site of the nearly derelict [[Port of Haphonia]]. In 2003 he was appointed to be the Shadow Minister of Labour. During the [[Vincent McNeese|McNeese]] administration he was the [[Minister of Labour]]. In December 2005 he challenged [[Anthony Kinder]] for the leadership of the Liberal Party. On 1 January 2006 he was nearly unanimously elected to that position, just weeks before a [[January 2006 General Election|general election]]. He stepped down as leader of the Liberal Party in 2023, and resigned as Prime Minister on 1 June.

==Prime Minister==

On 10 February 2006, the Liberal Party formed a [[Green-Liberal coalition government|coalition]] with the [[Green Party]], led by [[Steven Lyall]], that successfully toppled the recently-formed [[Marcus Smallegan|Smallegan]] government the next day. Pollack was appointed Prime Minister shortly thereafter.

===Cabinet===

{|border="1"
!
!Jan.–Jul. 2006
!Jul.–Oct. 2006
!Oct. 2006–
|-
|[[Minister of Finance]]
|colspan="3"|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|-
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|colspan="3"|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|-
|[[Minister of Defence]]
|[[Steven Lyall]]
|colspan="2"|[[Steve McLaren]]
|-
|[[Attorney-General]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Michael]]
|-
|[[Minister of the Environment]]
|[[Ashlee Bushway]]
|colspan="2"|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|[[Minister of Transport]]
|colspan="3"|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
|[[Minister of Health]]
|colspan="3"|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Minister of Labour]]
|[[Steve McLaren]]
|colspan="2"|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|-
|[[Minister of Education]]
|colspan="3"|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|-
|[[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Jenkins]]
|-
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|colspan="3"|[[Phillip Randolph]]
|-
|[[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|colspan="3"|[[Charlotte Faulkes]]
|}

===Appointments===

*Pollack advised [[Queen Elizabeth II]], the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Queen of Ibagli]], to appoint Sir [[Steven Spell]] as [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] on 1 September 2006.

==Opposition==

The [[Conservative Party]] won the [[November 2006 General Election]], and Pollack resigned as Prime Minister shortly thereafter. He remained leader of the party and currently serves as [[Leader of the Opposition]].

==Second term==

The Liberal Party won the [[2011 General Election]], and Pollack was appointed Prime Minister on 29 August 2011.

===Cabinet===

{|border=1
!Name
!Position
|-
|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2017–) [[Attorney-General]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|[[Attorney-General]] (2017–) [[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Anthony Gaskill]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2017–) [[Minister of the Environment]] (2011–2017) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2017–) [[Minister of Health]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Megan Prince]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Jason Reid]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2016–) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Karen Walker]]
|[[Minister of Health]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Darren Anderson]]
|[[Minister of the Environment]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Melissa Randolph]]
|[[Minister of Education]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2011–2016)
|}

==Honours==
*[[Royal Ibaglian Order]] - Knight Grand Companion (2023)
*[[wp:List of orders, decorations and medals of the Republic of China|Order of Brilliant Star]] ([[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]]) - Special Grand Cordon (2011)

===Shorthand titles===

*Roger Pollack (1953–1986)
*Roger Pollack, QC (1986–1989)
*Roger Pollack, QC, MP (1989–2004)
*The Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2004–2006)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2006–2022)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP (2022–2023)
*The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC, MP (2023)
*The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC (2023–present)

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3"|{{PM}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Oppleaders}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Liberal Leaders}}
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]''' 2006 2011–
| Succeeded by: [[John Goodwin]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Leader of the Opposition]]''' 2006 2006–2011
| Succeeded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Robert Clarke]]
| Succeeded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Anthony Kinder]]
| '''Leader of the [[Liberal Party]]''' 2006–
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] 2004–''2005''
|''Cont'd into 11th Ministry''
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|''Cont'd from 10th Ministry''
|[[Minister of Labour]] ''2005''–2006
|[[Kelli Williams]]
|}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Pollack, Roger}}
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[[Category:Leaders of the Opposition]]
[[Category:Members of the Executive Council]]
[[Category:Members of the Liberal Party]]
[[Category:Members of the Privy Council]]
[[Category:Ministers of Labour]]
[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli]]

Roger Pollack

2025-06-11T12:07:20Z

Ibagli: /* Honours */

{| class="toccolours" style="width:23em; border collapse:collapse; border:1; font-size:90%; text-align:left; float:right;" cellpadding="2"
|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|180px]]
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|'''12th [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 11 February 2006–18 November 2006 29 August 2011–1 June 2023
|-
| '''Preceded By:'''
| [[Marcus Smallegan]] [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| '''Succeeded By:'''
| Sir [[John Goodwin]] [[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
| '''Party Affiliation:'''
| [[Liberal Party]]
|-
| '''Born:'''
| 19 February 1953 [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]], [[wp:Queensland|Queensland]], [[wp:Australia|Australia]]
|}

'''The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC, MP''' was the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] of [[Ibagli]]. He served from February to November 2006 and from 2011 to 2023. He was born on 19 February 1953 in [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]] [[wp:Australia|Australia]], to David Pollack, a Scottish laborer, and Victoria Llewellyn Pollack, the daughter of a Welsh mine worker. He attended [[wp:Cairns State High School|Cairns State High School]] and the [[wp:University of Queensland|University of Queensland]], where he recieved a degree in law. In 1979 he emigrated to Ibagli, and took up a job as a solicitor for the [[Ibaglian Railway and Maritime Workers Union]]. He was made a [[Queen's Counsel]] in 1986.

in 1989 he stood for election for the Liberal Party in the district of [[Haphonia-St. Edwards (electoral district)|Haphonia-St. Edwards]], the site of the nearly derelict [[Port of Haphonia]]. In 2003 he was appointed to be the Shadow Minister of Labour. During the [[Vincent McNeese|McNeese]] administration he was the [[Minister of Labour]]. In December 2005 he challenged [[Anthony Kinder]] for the leadership of the Liberal Party. On 1 January 2006 he was nearly unanimously elected to that position, just weeks before a [[January 2006 General Election|general election]]. He stepped down as leader of the Liberal Party in 2023, and resigned as Prime Minister on 1 June.

==Prime Minister==

On 10 February 2006, the Liberal Party formed a [[Green-Liberal coalition government|coalition]] with the [[Green Party]], led by [[Steven Lyall]], that successfully toppled the recently-formed [[Marcus Smallegan|Smallegan]] government the next day. Pollack was appointed Prime Minister shortly thereafter.

===Cabinet===

{|border="1"
!
!Jan.–Jul. 2006
!Jul.–Oct. 2006
!Oct. 2006–
|-
|[[Minister of Finance]]
|colspan="3"|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|-
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|colspan="3"|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|-
|[[Minister of Defence]]
|[[Steven Lyall]]
|colspan="2"|[[Steve McLaren]]
|-
|[[Attorney-General]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Michael]]
|-
|[[Minister of the Environment]]
|[[Ashlee Bushway]]
|colspan="2"|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|[[Minister of Transport]]
|colspan="3"|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
|[[Minister of Health]]
|colspan="3"|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Minister of Labour]]
|[[Steve McLaren]]
|colspan="2"|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|-
|[[Minister of Education]]
|colspan="3"|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|-
|[[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Jenkins]]
|-
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|colspan="3"|[[Phillip Randolph]]
|-
|[[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|colspan="3"|[[Charlotte Faulkes]]
|}

===Appointments===

*Pollack advised [[Queen Elizabeth II]], the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Queen of Ibagli]], to appoint Sir [[Steven Spell]] as [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] on 1 September 2006.

==Opposition==

The [[Conservative Party]] won the [[November 2006 General Election]], and Pollack resigned as Prime Minister shortly thereafter. He remained leader of the party and currently serves as [[Leader of the Opposition]].

==Second term==

The Liberal Party won the [[2011 General Election]], and Pollack was appointed Prime Minister on 29 August 2011.

===Cabinet===

{|border=1
!Name
!Position
|-
|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2017–) [[Attorney-General]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|[[Attorney-General]] (2017–) [[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Anthony Gaskill]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2017–) [[Minister of the Environment]] (2011–2017) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2017–) [[Minister of Health]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Megan Prince]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Jason Reid]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2016–) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Karen Walker]]
|[[Minister of Health]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Darren Anderson]]
|[[Minister of the Environment]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Melissa Randolph]]
|[[Minister of Education]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2011–2016)
|}

==Honours==
*[[Royal Ibaglian Order]] - Knight Grand Companion (2023)
*[[wp:List of orders, decorations and medals of the Republic of China|Order of Brilliant Star]] ([[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]]) - Special Grand Cordon (2011)

===Shorthand titles===

*Roger Pollack (1953–1986)
*Roger Pollack, QC (1986–1989)
*Roger Pollack, QC, MP (1989–2004)
*The Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2004–2006)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2006–2022)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP (2022–2023)
*The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC, MP (2023–present)

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|-
|colspan="3"|{{Oppleaders}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Liberal Leaders}}
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]''' 2006 2011–
| Succeeded by: [[John Goodwin]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Leader of the Opposition]]''' 2006 2006–2011
| Succeeded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Robert Clarke]]
| Succeeded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Anthony Kinder]]
| '''Leader of the [[Liberal Party]]''' 2006–
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] 2004–''2005''
|''Cont'd into 11th Ministry''
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|''Cont'd from 10th Ministry''
|[[Minister of Labour]] ''2005''–2006
|[[Kelli Williams]]
|}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Pollack, Roger}}
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[[Category:Leaders of the Opposition]]
[[Category:Members of the Executive Council]]
[[Category:Members of the Liberal Party]]
[[Category:Members of the Privy Council]]
[[Category:Ministers of Labour]]
[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli]]

Roger Pollack

2025-06-11T12:06:43Z

Ibagli:

{| class="toccolours" style="width:23em; border collapse:collapse; border:1; font-size:90%; text-align:left; float:right;" cellpadding="2"
|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|180px]]
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|'''12th [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 11 February 2006–18 November 2006 29 August 2011–1 June 2023
|-
| '''Preceded By:'''
| [[Marcus Smallegan]] [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| '''Succeeded By:'''
| Sir [[John Goodwin]] [[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
| '''Party Affiliation:'''
| [[Liberal Party]]
|-
| '''Born:'''
| 19 February 1953 [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]], [[wp:Queensland|Queensland]], [[wp:Australia|Australia]]
|}

'''The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC, MP''' was the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] of [[Ibagli]]. He served from February to November 2006 and from 2011 to 2023. He was born on 19 February 1953 in [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]] [[wp:Australia|Australia]], to David Pollack, a Scottish laborer, and Victoria Llewellyn Pollack, the daughter of a Welsh mine worker. He attended [[wp:Cairns State High School|Cairns State High School]] and the [[wp:University of Queensland|University of Queensland]], where he recieved a degree in law. In 1979 he emigrated to Ibagli, and took up a job as a solicitor for the [[Ibaglian Railway and Maritime Workers Union]]. He was made a [[Queen's Counsel]] in 1986.

in 1989 he stood for election for the Liberal Party in the district of [[Haphonia-St. Edwards (electoral district)|Haphonia-St. Edwards]], the site of the nearly derelict [[Port of Haphonia]]. In 2003 he was appointed to be the Shadow Minister of Labour. During the [[Vincent McNeese|McNeese]] administration he was the [[Minister of Labour]]. In December 2005 he challenged [[Anthony Kinder]] for the leadership of the Liberal Party. On 1 January 2006 he was nearly unanimously elected to that position, just weeks before a [[January 2006 General Election|general election]]. He stepped down as leader of the Liberal Party in 2023, and resigned as Prime Minister on 1 June.

==Prime Minister==

On 10 February 2006, the Liberal Party formed a [[Green-Liberal coalition government|coalition]] with the [[Green Party]], led by [[Steven Lyall]], that successfully toppled the recently-formed [[Marcus Smallegan|Smallegan]] government the next day. Pollack was appointed Prime Minister shortly thereafter.

===Cabinet===

{|border="1"
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!Jan.–Jul. 2006
!Jul.–Oct. 2006
!Oct. 2006–
|-
|[[Minister of Finance]]
|colspan="3"|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|-
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|colspan="3"|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|-
|[[Minister of Defence]]
|[[Steven Lyall]]
|colspan="2"|[[Steve McLaren]]
|-
|[[Attorney-General]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Michael]]
|-
|[[Minister of the Environment]]
|[[Ashlee Bushway]]
|colspan="2"|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|[[Minister of Transport]]
|colspan="3"|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
|[[Minister of Health]]
|colspan="3"|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Minister of Labour]]
|[[Steve McLaren]]
|colspan="2"|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|-
|[[Minister of Education]]
|colspan="3"|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|-
|[[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Jenkins]]
|-
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|colspan="3"|[[Phillip Randolph]]
|-
|[[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|colspan="3"|[[Charlotte Faulkes]]
|}

===Appointments===

*Pollack advised [[Queen Elizabeth II]], the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Queen of Ibagli]], to appoint Sir [[Steven Spell]] as [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] on 1 September 2006.

==Opposition==

The [[Conservative Party]] won the [[November 2006 General Election]], and Pollack resigned as Prime Minister shortly thereafter. He remained leader of the party and currently serves as [[Leader of the Opposition]].

==Second term==

The Liberal Party won the [[2011 General Election]], and Pollack was appointed Prime Minister on 29 August 2011.

===Cabinet===

{|border=1
!Name
!Position
|-
|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2017–) [[Attorney-General]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|[[Attorney-General]] (2017–) [[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Anthony Gaskill]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2017–) [[Minister of the Environment]] (2011–2017) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2017–) [[Minister of Health]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Megan Prince]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Jason Reid]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2016–) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Karen Walker]]
|[[Minister of Health]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Darren Anderson]]
|[[Minister of the Environment]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Melissa Randolph]]
|[[Minister of Education]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2011–2016)
|}

==Honours==
*[[Royal Ibaglian Order]] - Knight Grand Companion (2023)
*[[wp:List of orders, decorations and medals of the Republic of China|Order of Brilliant Star]] ([[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]]) - Special Grand Cordon (2011)

===Shorthand titles===

*Roger Pollack (1953–1986)
*Roger Pollack, QC (1986–1989)
*Roger Pollack, QC, MP (1989–2004)
*The Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2004–2006)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2006–2022)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP (2022–2023)
*The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC, MP (2023–)present

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3"|{{PM}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Oppleaders}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Liberal Leaders}}
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]''' 2006 2011–
| Succeeded by: [[John Goodwin]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Leader of the Opposition]]''' 2006 2006–2011
| Succeeded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Robert Clarke]]
| Succeeded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Anthony Kinder]]
| '''Leader of the [[Liberal Party]]''' 2006–
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] 2004–''2005''
|''Cont'd into 11th Ministry''
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|''Cont'd from 10th Ministry''
|[[Minister of Labour]] ''2005''–2006
|[[Kelli Williams]]
|}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Pollack, Roger}}
[[Category:Ibaglian King's Counsel]]
[[Category:Leaders of the Opposition]]
[[Category:Members of the Executive Council]]
[[Category:Members of the Liberal Party]]
[[Category:Members of the Privy Council]]
[[Category:Ministers of Labour]]
[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli]]

Order of precedence

2024-04-23T15:09:45Z

Ibagli:

:''For post-nominal letters, see [[List of post-nominal letters]].''
The following is the '''order of precedence''' in [[Ibagli]].
<hr>
*The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King of Ibagli]] (His Majesty King Charles III)
*The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] (His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID) or the Administrator of the Government of Ibagli, when exercising that office
*Members of the royal family entitled to the style of ''Majesty'' or ''Royal Highness''

**Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GBE GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
**His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB GCRI PC ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Catherine, Princess of Wales|The Princess of Wales]] GCVO CH
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex|The Duke of Sussex]] KCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Meghan, Duchess of Sussex|The Duchess of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Andrew, Duke of York|The Duke of York]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh|The Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT GCVO CD ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh|The Duchess of Edinburgh]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince George of Wales|Prince George of Wales]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Charlotte of Wales (born 2015)|Princess Charlotte of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Louis of Wales|Prince Louis of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Archie of Sussex|Prince Archie of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Lilibet of Sussex|Princess Lilibet of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Beatrice of York|Princess Beatrice, Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Eugenie|Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester|The Duke of Gloucester]] KG GCVO SSI
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester|The Duchess of Gloucester]] LG GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Kent|The Duke of Kent]] KG GCMG GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Katharine, Duchess of Kent|The Duchess of Kent]] GCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy|Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy]] LG GCVO ID CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Michael of Kent|Prince Michael of Kent]] GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Michael of Kent|Princess Michael of Kent]]

*The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] (The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] KC MP)
*The [[Chief Justice of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC)
*The [[Speaker of the House of Commons]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Vincent Craddock]] KCRI MP)
*Ambassadors and High Commissioners, in order of appointment
*Former Governors-General of Ibagli, in order of leaving office (''None living'')
*Surviving spouses of deceased Governors-General
**The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
**The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
*Ministers of the Crown, in order of appointment to the [[Executive Council]], with Privy Counsellors taking precedence
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
**The Hon. [[Amy Pfeiffer]] MP
**The Hon. [[Lawrence McCune]] MP
**The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] MP
**The Hon. [[Anthony Gaskill]] MP
**The Hon. [[Melissa Randolph]] MP
**The Hon. [[Jason Reid]] MP
**The Hon. [[Megan Prince]] MP
**The Hon. [[Karen Walker]] MP
**The Hon. [[Darren Anderson]] MP
*The [[Leader of the Opposition]] (The Hon. [[Alex Foster]] MP)
*Former Prime Ministers of Ibagli, in order of entering office
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] GCRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Amelia Pietersen]] MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Roger Pollack]] GCRI KC MP
*Privy Counsellors
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Maria Hanson]] DCRI CMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Rankin]] KCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]] MRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
*Members of the [[Executive Council]]
*Puisne Justices of the [[Supreme Court of Ibagli|Supreme Court]], in order of appointment
**Sir [[Henry Good]] KCRI KC
**Sir [[Nicholas Law]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Alice Marshall]] DCRI KC
**Dame [[Kathryn Jameson]] DCRI KC
**Sir [[Robert Wu]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Jillian Greer]] DCRI KC
*Chief Judge of the [[Crown Court]] (Sir [[Robert LaPierre]] KCRI KC)
*Puisne Judges of the Crown Court, in order of appointment
**[[Daniel Welland]]
**[[Albert Tarning]] KC
**[[Nancy Tinway]] KC
**[[Phillip Ronden]] KC
**[[Amy Fanden]]
**[[Lorrie Hannington]]
**[[Bradley Kane]] KC
**[[James Gatt]]
**[[Ronald Asden]] KC
*Other Judges
*[[List of Members of the House of Commons|Members of the House of Commons]]
*Consuls General, in order of appointment
*[[Chief of the Defence Staff]] (Field Marshal Sir [[Peter Chaucer]] KCRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Navy]] (Admiral [[William Getty]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Army]] (General [[Edward Manning]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Air Force]] (''Air Chief Marshal the Hon. Sir [[Steven Lyall]] KCRI ID — ranks higher as a member of the Executive Council'')
*Chief Constable of the [[Royal Ibaglian Constabulary]] (Chief Constable [[Daniel Pennington]] CRI QPM)

[[Category:Ibaglian culture and heritage]]

Order of precedence

2024-03-20T07:57:45Z

Ibagli:

:''For post-nominal letters, see [[List of post-nominal letters]].''
The following is the '''order of precedence''' in [[Ibagli]].
<hr>
*The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King of Ibagli]] (His Majesty King Charles III)
*The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] (His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID) or the Administrator of the Government of Ibagli, when exercising that office
*Members of the royal family entitled to the style of ''Majesty'' or ''Royal Highness''

**Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
**His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Catherine, Princess of Wales|The Princess of Wales]] GCVO
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex|The Duke of Sussex]] KCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Meghan, Duchess of Sussex|The Duchess of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Andrew, Duke of York|The Duke of York]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh|The Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT GCVO CD ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh|The Duchess of Edinburgh]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince George of Wales|Prince George of Wales]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Charlotte of Wales (born 2015)|Princess Charlotte of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Louis of Wales|Prince Louis of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Archie of Sussex|Prince Archie of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Lilibet of Sussex|Princess Lilibet of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Beatrice of York|Princess Beatrice, Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Eugenie|Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester|The Duke of Gloucester]] KG GCVO SSI
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester|The Duchess of Gloucester]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Kent|The Duke of Kent]] KG GCMG GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Katharine, Duchess of Kent|The Duchess of Kent]] GCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy|Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy]] LG GCVO ID CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Michael of Kent|Prince Michael of Kent]] GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Michael of Kent|Princess Michael of Kent]]

*The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] (The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] KC MP)
*The [[Chief Justice of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC)
*The [[Speaker of the House of Commons]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Vincent Craddock]] KCRI MP)
*Ambassadors and High Commissioners, in order of appointment
*Former Governors-General of Ibagli, in order of leaving office (''None living'')
*Surviving spouses of deceased Governors-General
**The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
**The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
*Ministers of the Crown, in order of appointment to the [[Executive Council]], with Privy Counsellors taking precedence
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
**The Hon. [[Amy Pfeiffer]] MP
**The Hon. [[Lawrence McCune]] MP
**The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] MP
**The Hon. [[Anthony Gaskill]] MP
**The Hon. [[Melissa Randolph]] MP
**The Hon. [[Jason Reid]] MP
**The Hon. [[Megan Prince]] MP
**The Hon. [[Karen Walker]] MP
**The Hon. [[Darren Anderson]] MP
*The [[Leader of the Opposition]] (The Hon. [[Alex Foster]] MP)
*Former Prime Ministers of Ibagli, in order of entering office
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] GCRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Amelia Pietersen]] MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Roger Pollack]] GCRI KC MP
*Privy Counsellors
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Maria Hanson]] DCRI CMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Rankin]] KCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]] MRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
*Members of the [[Executive Council]]
*Puisne Justices of the [[Supreme Court of Ibagli|Supreme Court]], in order of appointment
**Sir [[Henry Good]] KCRI KC
**Sir [[Nicholas Law]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Alice Marshall]] DCRI KC
**Dame [[Kathryn Jameson]] DCRI KC
**Sir [[Robert Wu]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Jillian Greer]] DCRI KC
*Chief Judge of the [[Crown Court]] (Sir [[Robert LaPierre]] KCRI KC)
*Puisne Judges of the Crown Court, in order of appointment
**[[Daniel Welland]]
**[[Albert Tarning]] KC
**[[Nancy Tinway]] KC
**[[Phillip Ronden]] KC
**[[Amy Fanden]]
**[[Lorrie Hannington]]
**[[Bradley Kane]] KC
**[[James Gatt]]
**[[Ronald Asden]] KC
*Other Judges
*[[List of Members of the House of Commons|Members of the House of Commons]]
*Consuls General, in order of appointment
*[[Chief of the Defence Staff]] (Field Marshal Sir [[Peter Chaucer]] KCRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Navy]] (Admiral [[William Getty]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Army]] (General [[Edward Manning]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Air Force]] (''Air Chief Marshal the Hon. Sir [[Steven Lyall]] KCRI ID — ranks higher as a member of the Executive Council'')
*Chief Constable of the [[Royal Ibaglian Constabulary]] (Chief Constable [[Daniel Pennington]] CRI QPM)

[[Category:Ibaglian culture and heritage]]

21-gun salute

2023-11-13T09:27:40Z

Ibagli:

The '''21-gun salute''' is a military honour performed when a battery of cannon is fired 21 times.

The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King]] of [[Ibagli]] and the [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] are entitled to a 21-gun salute upon their arrival in and departure from Ibagli, their arrival at Parliament Hill for the opening or prorogation of the [[Parliament of Ibagli]] and on occasions where a guard of honour is warranted. Governors-General are also entitled to 21-gun salutes upon their installation.

Members of the royal family are entitled to 21-gun salutes upon their arrival in Ibagli, as are foreign heads of state.

The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] is entitled to a 19-gun salute when visiting a saluting station. The [[Minister of Defence]] receives a 17-gun salute at saluting stations.

Foreign heads of government, the Vice-President of the United States, and heads of mission accredited to Ibagli are entitled to 19-gun salutes upon their arrival in Ibagli.

Foreign Ministers of Defence are entitled to 17-gun salutes upon their arrival in Ibagli.

21-gun salutes are also fired on the following occasions:

*ANZAC Day (25 April)
*Coronation Day (6 May)
*Constitution Day (15 June)
*The King's Offical Birthday (Varies; usually mid-June)
*The Queen's birthday (17 July)
*Accession Day (8 September)
*Remembrance Day (11 November)
*The King's birthday (14 November)

[[Category:Military of Ibagli]]
[[Category:Ibaglian culture and heritage]]

19th Parliament

2023-09-11T12:08:11Z

Ibagli: /* Sessions */

{{Parliament
|NUMBER = 19th
|BEGIN = 2 November 2020
|END =
|ELECTION = 2020
|MONARCH = [[Queen Elizabeth II|Elizabeth II]]
|MONARCH2 = King Charles III
|GG = Sir [[Steven Spell]]
|PM = [[Roger Pollack]]
|GPARTY = [[Liberal Party]]
|OPPLEAD = [[Matthew McDaniels]]
|OPARTY = [[Conservative Party]]
|SPEAKCOM = [[Vincent Craddock]]
|HLEADER = Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
}}

The '''19th [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parliament]] of [[Ibagli]]''' began in the Spring of 2020. Members of the [[House of Commons]] were elected in the [[2020 general election|general election]] that was held on 15 October 2020.

A [[Deputy Governor-General|royal commission]] convened the House of Commons on the morning of 2 November. The House then unanimously re-elected [[Vincent Craddock]] to be its [[Speaker of the House of Commons|speaker]]. In the afternoon, the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] summoned the House to the former [[Senate]] chamber for the [[Speech from the Throne]] opening the first session of the 19th Parliament.

==Party Representation==

{{House
|con|con|con|con|wht|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con|con|con|con|rst|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con|con|con|con|con|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib

|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con}}

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!colspan="2"| Party
!Seats
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/lib}} border=1 | ****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|45
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/con}} border=1 | ****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|14
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/rst}} border=1 | ****
|[[Ropu Sa'olotoga]]
|1
|}

==Sessions==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Session
!Beginning
!End
!Opened by
|-
|1st
|2 November 2020
|29 October 2021
|rowspan="3"|Sir [[Steven Spell]]
|-
|2nd
|1 November 2021
|28 October 2022
|-
|3rd
|31 October 2022
|11 September 2023
|}

<gallery>
File:Writs2020.png|Proclamation calling the Parliament
</gallery>
[[Category:Parliament of Ibagli]]

2023 general election

2023-09-11T12:06:58Z

Ibagli:

The '''next Ibaglian general election''' will take place on take place on 19 October 2023. All 60 members of the [[House of Commons]] in the [[20th Parliament]] will be elected.

==Date==

The [[19th Parliament]] will expire three years after the date of its first meeting on 2 November 2020. The election for members of the [[House of Commons]] in the 20th Parliament must take place between 20 and 30 working days after the dissolution of the 18th Parliament.

{{Elections}}

[[Category:General Elections]]

2023 general election

2023-09-11T12:06:09Z

Ibagli:

The '''next Ibaglian general election''' will take place on take place on 19 October 2023.

==Date==

The [[19th Parliament]] will expire three years after the date of its first meeting on 2 November 2020. The election for members of the [[House of Commons]] in the 20th Parliament must take place between 20 and 30 working days after the dissolution of the 18th Parliament.

{{Elections}}

[[Category:General Elections]]

19th Parliament

2023-09-08T04:57:38Z

Ibagli:

{{Parliament
|NUMBER = 19th
|BEGIN = 2 November 2020
|END =
|ELECTION = 2020
|MONARCH = [[Queen Elizabeth II|Elizabeth II]]
|MONARCH2 = King Charles III
|GG = Sir [[Steven Spell]]
|PM = [[Roger Pollack]]
|GPARTY = [[Liberal Party]]
|OPPLEAD = [[Matthew McDaniels]]
|OPARTY = [[Conservative Party]]
|SPEAKCOM = [[Vincent Craddock]]
|HLEADER = Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
}}

The '''19th [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parliament]] of [[Ibagli]]''' began in the Spring of 2020. Members of the [[House of Commons]] were elected in the [[2020 general election|general election]] that was held on 15 October 2020.

A [[Deputy Governor-General|royal commission]] convened the House of Commons on the morning of 2 November. The House then unanimously re-elected [[Vincent Craddock]] to be its [[Speaker of the House of Commons|speaker]]. In the afternoon, the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] summoned the House to the former [[Senate]] chamber for the [[Speech from the Throne]] opening the first session of the 19th Parliament.

==Party Representation==

{{House
|con|con|con|con|wht|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con|con|con|con|rst|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con|con|con|con|con|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib

|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con}}

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!colspan="2"| Party
!Seats
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/lib}} border=1 | ****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|45
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/con}} border=1 | ****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|14
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/rst}} border=1 | ****
|[[Ropu Sa'olotoga]]
|1
|}

==Sessions==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Session
!Beginning
!End
!Opened by
|-
|1st
|2 November 2020
|29 October 2021
|rowspan="3"|Sir [[Steven Spell]]
|-
|2nd
|1 November 2021
|28 October 2022
|-
|3rd
|31 October 2022
|
|}

<gallery>
File:Writs2020.png|Proclamation calling the Parliament
</gallery>
[[Category:Parliament of Ibagli]]

19th Parliament

2023-09-08T04:57:26Z

Ibagli:

{{Parliament
|NUMBER = 19th
|BEGIN = 2 November 2020
|END =
|ELECTION = 2020
|MONARCH = [[Queen Elizabeth II|Elizabeth II]]
|MONARCH2 = King Charles III
|GG = Sir [[Steven Spell]]
|PM = [[Roger Pollack]]
|GPARTY = [[Liberal Party]]
|OPPLEAD = [[Matthew McDaniels]]
|OPARTY = [[Conservative Party]]
|SPEAKCOM = [[Vincent Craddock]]
|HLEADER = Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
}}

The '''19th [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parliament]] of [[Ibagli]]''' began in the Spring of 2020. Members of the [[House of Commons]] were elected in the [[2020 general election|general election]] that was held on 15 October 2020.

A [[Deputy Governor-General|royal commission]] convened the House of Commons on the morning of 2 November. The House then unanimously re-elected [[Vincent Craddock]] to be its [[Speaker of the House of Commons|speaker]]. In the afternoon, the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] summoned the House to the former [[Senate]] chamber for the [[Speech from the Throne]] opening the first session of the 19th Parliament.

==Party Representation==

{{House
|con|con|con|con|wht|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con|con|con|con|rst|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con|con|con|con|con|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib

|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib|lib
|con}}

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!colspan="2"| Party
!Seats
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/lib}} border=1 | ****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|45
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/con}} border=1 | ****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|14
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/rst}} border=1 | ****
|[[Ropu Sa'olotoga]]
|1
|}

==Sessions==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Session
!Beginning
!End
!Opened by
|-
|1st
|2 November 2020
|29 October 2021
|rowspan="3"|Sir [[Steven Spell]]
|-
|2nd
|1 November 2021
|28 October 2022
|-
|31 October 2022
|
|}

<gallery>
File:Writs2020.png|Proclamation calling the Parliament
</gallery>
[[Category:Parliament of Ibagli]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

2023-08-18T06:58:02Z

Ibagli:

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]] ''(1986-2022)''
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|rowspan="2"|2012
|rowspan="2"|Living
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]] ''(2012-2022)''
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC
|28 December 2018
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon Sir [[Roger Pollack]] GCRI KC MP
|17 June 2023
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

List of Prime Ministers of Ibagli by time in office

2023-08-16T11:48:26Z

Ibagli:

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background-color:#EEEEEE;"
!Rank
!Prime Minister
!Incumbency
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 1
|[[John Goodwin]]
|14 years, 97 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 2
|[[Joseph Kenilworth]]
|13 years, 0 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 3
|[[Roger Pollack]]
|12 years, 191 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 4
|[[Henry LeVeque]]
|8 years, 115 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 5
|[[Charles Forrester]]
|7 years, 312 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 6
|[[Bradley Hunter]]
|4 years, 301 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 7
|[[Edward Brixton]]
|4 years, 56 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 8
|[[Vincent McNeese]]
| 333 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 9
|[[Anthony Kinder]]
|210 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 10
|[[Mark Rockington]]
|209 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 11
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|179 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 12
|[[Thomas Harlington]]
|175 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 13
|[[Marcus Smallegan]]
|27 days
|}

[[Category:Lists|Prime Ministers 2]]
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Andrew Spearman

2023-08-09T16:11:37Z

Ibagli:

'''The Honourable Andrew Spearman, KC, MP''' is an [[Ibagli]]an politician, currently serving as [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]. From 2004 to 2005, he served as [[Minister of Home Affairs]] in the government of [[Vincent McNeese]], and then as [[Minister of Finance]] in the government of [[Anthony Kinder]] from 2005 to 2006. Later in 2006, he served as [[Minister of Transport]] in the government of [[Roger Pollack]]. In the second government of Roger Pollack, he served as [[Attorney-General]] and then as Minister of Finance. He was elected leader of the Liberal Party after the resignation of Roger Pollack in 2023 and was appointed Prime Minister on 1 June of that year.

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Helen Bannister]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] 2004–2005
|[[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Anthony Kinder]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] 2005–2006
|[[Robert Clarke]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''13th Ministry - Government of [[Roger Pollack]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Paul Kelso]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] 2006
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''16th Ministry - Government of [[Roger Pollack]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Gilbert Donaldson]]
|[[Attorney-General]] 2011–2017
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] 2017–2023
|''Incumbent''
|}

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List of Prime Ministers of Ibagli by time in office

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{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background-color:#EEEEEE;"
!Rank
!Prime Minister
!Incumbency
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 1
|[[John Goodwin]]
|14 years, 97 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 2
|[[Joseph Kenilworth]]
|13 years, 0 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 3
|[[Roger Pollack]]
|12 years, 191 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 4
|[[Henry LeVeque]]
|8 years, 115 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 5
|[[Charles Forrester]]
|7 years, 312 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 6
|[[Bradley Hunter]]
|4 years, 301 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 7
|[[Edward Brixton]]
|4 years, 56 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 8
|[[Vincent McNeese]]
| 333 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 9
|[[Roger Pollack]]
|280 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1| 10
|[[Anthony Kinder]]
|210 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 11
|[[Mark Rockington]]
|209 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 12
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|179 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 13
|[[Thomas Harlington]]
|175 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1| 14
|[[Marcus Smallegan]]
|27 days
|}

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Andrew Spearman

2023-08-09T08:41:55Z

Ibagli:

'''The Honourable Andrew Spearman, KC, MP''' is an [[Ibagli]]an politician, currently serving as [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]. From 2004 to 2005, he served as [[Minister of Home Affairs]] in the government of [[Vincent McNeese]], and then as [[Minister of Finance]] in the government of [[Anthony Kinder]] from 2005 to 2006. Later in 2006, he served as [[Minister of Transport]] in the government of [[Roger Pollack]]. In the second government of Roger Pollack, he served as [[Attorney-General]] and then as Minister of Finance. He was elected leader of the Liberal Party after the resignation of Roger Pollack in 2023 and was appointed Prime Minister on 1 June of that year.

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Helen Bannister]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] 2004–2005
|[[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Anthony Kinder]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] 2005–2006
|[[Robert Clarke]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''13th Ministry - Government of [[Roger Pollack]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Paul Kelso]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] 2006
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''16th Ministry - Government of [[Roger Pollack]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Gilbert Donaldson]]
|[[Attorney-General]] 2011–2017
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] 2017–
|''Incumbent''
|}

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Order of precedence

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:''For post-nominal letters, see [[List of post-nominal letters]].''
The following is the '''order of precedence''' in [[Ibagli]].
<hr>
*The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King of Ibagli]] (His Majesty King Charles III)
*The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] (His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID) or the Administrator of the Government of Ibagli, when exercising that office
*Members of the royal family entitled to the style of ''Majesty'' or ''Royal Highness''

**Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
**His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Catherine, Princess of Wales|The Princess of Wales]] GCVO
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex|The Duke of Sussex]] KCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Meghan, Duchess of Sussex|The Duchess of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Andrew, Duke of York|The Duke of York]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh|The Duke of Edinburgh]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh|The Duchess of Edinburgh]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince George of Wales|Prince George of Wales]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Charlotte of Wales (born 2015)|Princess Charlotte of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Louis of Wales|Prince Louis of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Archie of Sussex|Prince Archie of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Lilibet of Sussex|Princess Lilibet of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Beatrice of York|Princess Beatrice, Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Eugenie|Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester|The Duke of Gloucester]] KG GCVO SSI
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester|The Duchess of Gloucester]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Kent|The Duke of Kent]] KG GCMG GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Katharine, Duchess of Kent|The Duchess of Kent]] GCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy|Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy]] LG GCVO ID CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Michael of Kent|Prince Michael of Kent]] GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Michael of Kent|Princess Michael of Kent]]

*The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] (The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] KC MP)
*The [[Chief Justice of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC)
*The [[Speaker of the House of Commons]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Vincent Craddock]] KCRI MP)
*Ambassadors and High Commissioners, in order of appointment
*Former Governors-General of Ibagli, in order of leaving office (''None living'')
*Surviving spouses of deceased Governors-General
**The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
**The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
*Ministers of the Crown, in order of appointment to the [[Executive Council]], with Privy Counsellors taking precedence
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
**The Hon. [[Amy Pfeiffer]] MP
**The Hon. [[Lawrence McCune]] MP
**The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] MP
**The Hon. [[Anthony Gaskill]] MP
**The Hon. [[Melissa Randolph]] MP
**The Hon. [[Jason Reid]] MP
**The Hon. [[Megan Prince]] MP
**The Hon. [[Karen Walker]] MP
**The Hon. [[Darren Anderson]] MP
*The [[Leader of the Opposition]] (The Hon. [[Alex Foster]] MP)
*Former Prime Ministers of Ibagli, in order of entering office
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] GCRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Amelia Pietersen]] MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Roger Pollack]] GCRI KC MP
*Privy Counsellors
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Maria Hanson]] DCRI CMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Rankin]] KCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]] MRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
*Members of the [[Executive Council]]
*Puisne Justices of the [[Supreme Court of Ibagli|Supreme Court]], in order of appointment
**Sir [[Henry Good]] KCRI KC
**Sir [[Nicholas Law]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Alice Marshall]] DCRI KC
**Dame [[Kathryn Jameson]] DCRI KC
**Sir [[Robert Wu]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Jillian Greer]] DCRI KC
*Chief Judge of the [[Crown Court]] (Sir [[Robert LaPierre]] KCRI KC)
*Puisne Judges of the Crown Court, in order of appointment
**[[Daniel Welland]]
**[[Albert Tarning]] KC
**[[Nancy Tinway]] KC
**[[Phillip Ronden]] KC
**[[Amy Fanden]]
**[[Lorrie Hannington]]
**[[Bradley Kane]] KC
**[[James Gatt]]
**[[Ronald Asden]] KC
*Other Judges
*[[List of Members of the House of Commons|Members of the House of Commons]]
*Consuls General, in order of appointment
*[[Chief of the Defence Staff]] (Field Marshal Sir [[Peter Chaucer]] KCRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Navy]] (Admiral [[William Getty]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Army]] (General [[Edward Manning]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Air Force]] (''Air Chief Marshal the Hon. Sir [[Steven Lyall]] KCRI ID — ranks higher as a member of the Executive Council'')
*Chief Constable of the [[Royal Ibaglian Constabulary]] (Chief Constable [[Daniel Pennington]] CRI QPM)

[[Category:Ibaglian culture and heritage]]

Andrew Spearman

2023-08-09T04:40:01Z

Ibagli:

'''The Honourable Andrew Spearman, KC, MP''' is an [[Ibagli]]an politician, currently serving as [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]. From 2004 to 2005, he served as [[Minister of Home Affairs]] in the government of [[Vincent McNeese]], and then as [[Minister of Finance]] in the government of [[Anthony Kinder]] from 2005 to 2006. Later in 2006, he served as [[Minister of Transport]] in the government of [[Roger Pollack]]. In the second government of Roger Pollack, he served as [[Attorney-General]] and then as Minister of Finance. He was elected leader of the Liberal Party after the resignation of Roger Pollack in 2023 and was appointed Prime Minister on 1 June of that year.

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Helen Bannister]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] 2004–2005
|[[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Anthony Kinder]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] 2005–2006
|[[Robert Clarke]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''13th Ministry - Government of [[Roger Pollack]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Paul Kelso]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] 2006
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''16th Ministry - Government of [[Roger Pollack]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Gilbert Donaldson]]
|[[Attorney-General]] 2011–2017
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] 2017–
|''Incumbent''
|}

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Royal Ibaglian Order

2023-08-05T15:40:19Z

Ibagli:

[[Image:Companion insignia.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Insignia of a Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order]]

The '''Royal Ibaglian Order''' is an [[Ibagli|Ibaglian]] order of chivalry instituted in 1986 by [[Queen Elizabeth II]]. The Order includes five classes in civil and military divisions, in order of seniority:

* Knight or Dame Grand Companion (GCRI)
* Knight or Dame Companion (K/DCRI)
* Companion (CRI)
* Officer (ORI)
* Member (MRI)

==History==

When the order was instituted in 1986, it was meant to eventually replace the [[wp:Order of the Bath|Order of the Bath]], the [[wp:Order of St Michael and St George|Order of St Michael and St George]], and the [[wp:Order of the British Empire|Order of the British Empire]] in Ibagli. Appointments to the two latter orders have continued sporadically, however.

==Composition==

The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Monarch]] is the Sovereign of the Order and appoints all members of the order (by convention, on the advice of the Government). The Chancellor and Principal Dame Grand Companion of the Order is the [[Governor-General of Ibagli]].

The order is limited to 25 Knights and Dames Grand Companion, 100 Knights and Dames Companion, and 225 Companions. There is no limit on the number of members of the fourth and fifth classes. Appointments are made on the advice of the Government of Ibagli. Foreigners can be admitted to the order as honorary members. Honorary and additional members do not count in the limits of the order. Visiting heads of state are traditionally made honorary Knights Grand Companion of the order.

==Insignia==

The badge of the Royal Ibaglian Order is an eight-pointed white star, with a representation of the shield of the [[Coat of Arms of Ibagli]] surrounded by a blue ring containing gold palm fronds and the word "Ibagli," topped by a royal crown. The ribbon on which the badge is worn is gold with red edges. Knights and dames grand companion wear the badge on a sash worn on the right shoulder. Knights and dames companion and companions wear the insignia suspended from the neck. Officers wear a silver gilt badge with no enamel, and members wear a silver badge with no enamel, both on the left chest. Knights and dames in the first two grades are also entitled to wear a star. The star of a knight or dame grand companion has eight large points, and the star of a knight or dame companion has four large points and four small points. The sovereign and chancellor of the order also receive a collar from which the badge can be suspended.

<gallery>
image:GCRI_star.jpg|Star of a Knight or Dame Grand Companion
image:KCRI_star.jpg|Star of a Knight or Dame Companion
Image:Companion insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of a Knight or Dame Grand Companion, Knight or Dame Companion, or Companion.
Image:ORI insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of an Officer
Image:Member Insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of a Member
Image:Insignia.jpg|Diagram of Civil Division Insignia (male)
</gallery>

==Privileges==

Knights grand companion and knights companion prefix "sir" and dames grand companion and dames companion prefix "dame" to their forenames. Wives of knights are entitled to prefix their surnames with "lady." Knights and dames grand companion use the post-nominal letters "GCRI." Knights companion use "KCRI," dames companion "DCRI," companions "CRI," officers "ORI," and members "MRI." People who are not citizens of a [[wp:Commonwealth realm|Commonwealth realm]] may receive honorary membership in the order, but honorary members of the first two classes are not entitled to place "sir" or "dame" before their names.

Knights and dames grand companion may be granted [[wp:supporter|heraldic supporters]]. Knights and dames grand companion and knights and dames companion may also encircle their arms with the circlet of the order. Members of all grades may have a depiction of their insignia suspended below their arms. The sovereign, chancellor, and previous chancellors of the order are entitled to encircle their arms with a depiction of the order's collar.

==Chapel==

The chapel of the order is [[Haphonia Cathedral]]. A service is held each year at the cathedral for members of the order. The sovereign, chancellor, and ordinary and additional knights and dames grand companion receive stalls in the choir. In addition, there are two visitors' stalls for honorary knights and dames grand companion who choose to attend a service. The banners of knights and dames grand companion are suspended above their stalls, and those of [[wp:Armiger|armigerous]] honorary knights and dames grand companion are also suspended in the choir. The banners are removed after death, but a plate remains in the stall bearing the name and arms of the previous occupant.

==Important members and officials of the Order==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
|colspan="3"|<h3>Sovereign</h3>
|-
|[[File:Queen RI Banner.png|100px]]
|[[King Charles III|His Majesty the King]]
|2022 (Additional Knight Grand Companion in 1986)
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Chancellor and Principal Knight Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|2006 (Knight Grand Companion in 1994)
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince William, Duke of Cambridge|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|2012
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|colspan="3"|<h4>Civil Division</h4>
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC
|3 October 2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI MP
|8 December 2006
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
|31 December 2006
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
|31 December 2006
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
|28 December 2018
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Roger Pollack]] GCRI KC MP
|17 June 2023
|-
|colspan="3"|<h4>Military Division</h4>
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet the Hon. Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|-
|
|Field Marshal the Hon. Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force the Hon. Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]] (1989-2019)''
|1995
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (2007-2017)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|-
|
|His Excellency [[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty [[wp:Tupou VI|King Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|-
|
|His Excellency [[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|}

==See also==

*[[Document:Royal Ibaglian Order|Statutes of the Royal Ibaglian Order]]

{{Honours}}

[[Category:Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

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Ibagli: /* Civil Division */

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]] ''(1986-2022)''
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|rowspan="2"|2012
|rowspan="2"|Living
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]] ''(2012-2022)''
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon Sir [[Roger Pollack]] GCRI KC MP
|17 June 2023
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

Template:Aboutibagli

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Ibagli:

[[Image:Flag.png|left|125px]]'''[[Ibagli]]''' is an island country located in the [[wp:South Pacific Ocean|South Pacific Ocean]]. Ibagli was originally inhabited by [[wp:Polynesia|Polynesian]] peoples, it began to be settled by Europeans in the 1820s. Colonized by the [[wp:United Kingdom|British]] in the mid-19th Century, it obtained independence in 1955.

Ibagli is located South of the [[wp:Equator|Equator]] and just West of the [[wp:International Date Line|International Date Line]], at a central location in Polynesia approximately halfway between [[wp:New Zealand|New Zealand]] and [[wp:Hawaii|Hawaii]]. The foreign jurisdictions nearest to Ibagli are [[wp:Samoa|Samoa]], [[wp:Tokelau|Tokelau]] (New Zealand), [[wp:Tuvalu|Tuvalu]], and [[wp:Wallis and Futuna|Wallis and Futuna]] ([[wp:France|France]]).

[[Image:Map.png|right|125px]]The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King]] and head of state of Ibagli is [[King Charles III]], who is represented in Ibagli by the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] of Ibagli. The current Governor-General is Sir [[Steven Spell]]. The head of the executive branch of Ibagli's government is the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]], currently [[Andrew Spearman]]. Ibagli has a unicameral [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parliament]]. The single house of Parliament is called the the [[House of Commons]]. Until 2011, Parliament was bicameral, and consisted of the House of Commons and the [[Senate]]. The [[judiciary of Ibagli]] is comprised of the [[Supreme Court]], the [[Crown Court]], and the [[Magistrates' Court]]s. [[Ibagli|'''(More...)''']]

Template:PM

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Ibagli:

{|width="100%" align="center" style="background-color: transparent"
|-
| style="background:#ccccff" align="center" width="100%"| [[Image:Flag.png|43px]] '''[[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Ministers]] of [[Ibagli]]''' [[Image:Flag.png|43px]]
|-
| align="center" style="font-size: 90%;" colspan=3|[[Edward Brixton|Brixton]] '''·''' [[Joseph Kenilworth|Kenilworth]] '''·''' [[Henry LeVeque|LeVeque]] '''·''' [[Mark Rockington|Rockington]] '''·''' [[Henry LeVeque|LeVeque]]
|-
| align="center" style="font-size: 90%;" colspan=3|[[Charles Forrester|Forrester]] '''·''' [[Thomas Harlington|Harlington]] '''·''' [[Bradley Hunter|Hunter]] '''·''' [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]] '''·''' [[Vincent McNeese|McNeese]] '''·''' [[Anthony Kinder|Kinder]]
|-
| align="center" style="font-size: 90%;" colspan=3| [[Marcus Smallegan|Smallegan]] '''·''' [[Roger Pollack|Pollack]] '''·''' [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]] '''·''' [[Amelia Pietersen|Pietersen]] '''·''' [[Roger Pollack|Pollack]] '''·''' [[Andrew Spearman|Spearman]]
|}
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Roger Pollack

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Ibagli:

{| class="toccolours" style="width:23em; border collapse:collapse; border:1; font-size:90%; text-align:left; float:right;" cellpadding="2"
|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|180px]]
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|'''12th [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 11 February 2006–18 November 2006 29 August 2011–1 June 2023
|-
| '''Preceded By:'''
| [[Marcus Smallegan]] [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| '''Succeeded By:'''
| Sir [[John Goodwin]] Incumbent
|-
| '''Party Affiliation:'''
| [[Liberal Party]]
|-
| '''Born:'''
| 19 February 1953 [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]], [[wp:Queensland|Queensland]], [[wp:Australia|Australia]]
|}

'''The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC, MP''' was the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] of [[Ibagli]]. He served from February to November 2006 and from 2011 to 2023. He was born on 19 February 1953 in [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]] [[wp:Australia|Australia]], to David Pollack, a Scottish laborer, and Victoria Llewellyn Pollack, the daughter of a Welsh mine worker. He attended [[wp:Cairns State High School|Cairns State High School]] and the [[wp:University of Queensland|University of Queensland]], where he recieved a degree in law. In 1979 he emigrated to Ibagli, and took up a job as a solicitor for the [[Ibaglian Railway and Maritime Workers Union]]. He was made a [[Queen's Counsel]] in 1986.

in 1989 he stood for election for the Liberal Party in the district of [[Haphonia-St. Edwards (electoral district)|Haphonia-St. Edwards]], the site of the nearly derelict [[Port of Haphonia]]. In 2003 he was appointed to be the Shadow Minister of Labour. During the [[Vincent McNeese|McNeese]] administration he was the [[Minister of Labour]]. In December 2005 he challenged [[Anthony Kinder]] for the leadership of the Liberal Party. On 1 January 2006 he was nearly unanimously elected to that position, just weeks before a [[January 2006 General Election|general election]]. He stepped down as leader of the Liberal Party in 2023, and resigned as Prime Minister on 1 June.

==Prime Minister==

On 10 February 2006, the Liberal Party formed a [[Green-Liberal coalition government|coalition]] with the [[Green Party]], led by [[Steven Lyall]], that successfully toppled the recently-formed [[Marcus Smallegan|Smallegan]] government the next day. Pollack was appointed Prime Minister shortly thereafter.

===Cabinet===

{|border="1"
!
!Jan.–Jul. 2006
!Jul.–Oct. 2006
!Oct. 2006–
|-
|[[Minister of Finance]]
|colspan="3"|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|-
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|colspan="3"|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|-
|[[Minister of Defence]]
|[[Steven Lyall]]
|colspan="2"|[[Steve McLaren]]
|-
|[[Attorney-General]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Michael]]
|-
|[[Minister of the Environment]]
|[[Ashlee Bushway]]
|colspan="2"|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|[[Minister of Transport]]
|colspan="3"|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
|[[Minister of Health]]
|colspan="3"|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Minister of Labour]]
|[[Steve McLaren]]
|colspan="2"|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|-
|[[Minister of Education]]
|colspan="3"|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|-
|[[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Jenkins]]
|-
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|colspan="3"|[[Phillip Randolph]]
|-
|[[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|colspan="3"|[[Charlotte Faulkes]]
|}

===Appointments===

*Pollack advised [[Queen Elizabeth II]], the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Queen of Ibagli]], to appoint Sir [[Steven Spell]] as [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] on 1 September 2006.

==Opposition==

The [[Conservative Party]] won the [[November 2006 General Election]], and Pollack resigned as Prime Minister shortly thereafter. He remained leader of the party and currently serves as [[Leader of the Opposition]].

==Second term==

The Liberal Party won the [[2011 General Election]], and Pollack was appointed Prime Minister on 29 August 2011.

===Cabinet===

{|border=1
!Name
!Position
|-
|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2017–) [[Attorney-General]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|[[Attorney-General]] (2017–) [[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Anthony Gaskill]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2017–) [[Minister of the Environment]] (2011–2017) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2017–) [[Minister of Health]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Megan Prince]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Jason Reid]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2016–) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Karen Walker]]
|[[Minister of Health]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Darren Anderson]]
|[[Minister of the Environment]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Melissa Randolph]]
|[[Minister of Education]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2011–2016)
|}

==Honours==
*[[Royal Ibaglian Order]] - Knight Grand Companion (2023)
*[[wp:List of orders, decorations and medals of the Republic of China|Order of Brilliant Star]] ([[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]]) - Special Grand Cordon (2011)

===Shorthand titles===

*Roger Pollack (1953–1986)
*Roger Pollack, QC (1986–1989)
*Roger Pollack, QC, MP (1989–2004)
*The Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2004–2006)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2006–2022)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP (2022–2023)
*The Right Honourable Sir Roger Pollack, GCRI, KC, MP (2023–)present

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3"|{{PM}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Oppleaders}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Liberal Leaders}}
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]''' 2006 2011–
| Succeeded by: [[John Goodwin]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Leader of the Opposition]]''' 2006 2006–2011
| Succeeded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Robert Clarke]]
| Succeeded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Anthony Kinder]]
| '''Leader of the [[Liberal Party]]''' 2006–
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] 2004–''2005''
|''Cont'd into 11th Ministry''
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|''Cont'd from 10th Ministry''
|[[Minister of Labour]] ''2005''–2006
|[[Kelli Williams]]
|}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Pollack, Roger}}
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[[Category:Leaders of the Opposition]]
[[Category:Members of the Executive Council]]
[[Category:Members of the Liberal Party]]
[[Category:Members of the Privy Council]]
[[Category:Ministers of Labour]]
[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli]]

John Goodwin

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Ibagli: /* Honours */

{{GCRI}}
{| class="toccolours" style="width:23em; border collapse:collapse; border:1; font-size:90%; text-align:left; float:right;" cellpadding="2"
|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''The Rt. Hon. Sir John Goodwin, OIM, GCRI, CH'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|[[Image:Goodwin.jpg|center|150px]]
|-
!colspan="2" align="center"|8th [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]
|-
| '''Terms:'''
| 30 August 1994–20 August 2004 18 November 2006–3 March 2011
|-
| '''Party Affiliation'''
| [[Conservative Party]]
|-
| '''Preceded By'''
| [[Bradley Hunter]] [[Roger Pollack]]
|-
| '''Succeeded By'''
| [[Vincent McNeese]] [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| '''Born'''
| 30 January 1940: [[wp:London|London]]
|-
| '''Spouse'''
| [[Emily Goodwin|Emily LeVeque]]
|}

'''The Right Honourable Sir John Goodwin, OIM, GCRI, CH''' (b. 30 January 1940) was the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] of [[Ibagli]] from 1994 to 2004 and from 2006 to 2011. He also served as the [[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] from 1985 to 1989, the [[Government House Leader]] from May to November 1989, and the [[Minister of Defence]] from January to February 2006. He was the leader of the [[Conservative Party]] from 1989 to 2005 and from 2006 to [[Conservative Party leadership election, 2011|2011]].

==Early Life==

He was born on 30 January 1940 in [[wp:London|London]]. His family moved to Ibagli in 1947, taking up residence in Crofton. He attended [[Exeter School|Exeter]], [[Thistledowne University|Thistledowne]], and [[wp:Cambridge University|Cambridge University]], receiving a doctorate in economics. From 1974 to 1976 he was a professor at Thistledowne.

He married [[Emily Goodwin|Emily LeVeque]], the daughter of Liberal Prime Minister [[Henry LeVeque]] in 1981.

==Member of Parliament==

He was first elected to the [[House of Commons]] in the the [[1976 General Election|1976 Election]]. He lost his seat in the [[1977 General Election|1977 Election]], but returned to the house in 1978 in a by-election.

==Cabinet Minister==

In 1985, he was chosen to be [[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] in the government of [[Charles Forrester]]. After the death of Forrester in 1989, he was appointed to the additional position of [[Government House Leader]] in the short-lived government of [[Thomas Harlington]].

==Conservative Leadership==

In the [[1989 General Election|1989 Election]], Harlington lost his seat in the House, and resigned as the leader of the Conservative Party. Goodwin was appointed to be the interim leader of the party. Goodwin was elected leader of the party in the first round of the 1990 leadership election.

==Prime Minister==

The Conservative Party won the [[1994 General Election|1994 Election]], and Goodwin was appointed Prime Minister.

In the [[1999 General Election|1999 Election]], the party won the highest number of seats in the House of Commons since 1963.

In 2003, he introduced a bill that prevented the [[High Court of Appeals]] from hearing cases related to the constitutionality of laws prevent same-sex marriage. The bill was successful, but was overturned by the [[Vincent McNeese|McNeese]] administration in 2004.

===Cabinet===
====1994–1999====
{| border=1
|-
! Name
! Position
|-
| [[John Rankin]]
| [[Minister of Finance]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
| [[Jacob Miller]]
| [[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|-
| [[Russell Fensen]]
| [[Minister of Defence]]
|-
| [[Jack Olds]]
| [[Attorney-General]] (1994–1996)
|-
| [[Rebecca Currin]]
| [[Attorney-General]] (1997–1999)
|-
| [[Mark Tandy]]
| [[Minister of Home Affairs]]
|-
| [[Wilma Dansen]]
| [[Minister of the Environment]]
|-
| [[Helen Bannister]]
| [[Minister of Transport]]
|-
| [[Robert Hart]]
| [[Minister of Health]]
|-
| [[Jeffery Barkley]]
| [[Minister of Labour]]
|-
| [[Vincent Craddock]]
| [[Minister of Education]]
|-
| [[Brian Rodney]]
| [[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]] (1998–1999)
|-
| [[Erik Drennan]]
| [[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|}

====1999–2004====
{| border=1
|-
! Name
! Position
|-
| [[John Rankin]]
| [[Minister of Finance]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
| [[Paul Kelso]]
| [[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|-
| [[Russell Fensen]]
| [[Minister of Defence]]
|-
| [[Gilbert Donaldson]]
| [[Attorney-General]]
|-
| [[Helen Bannister]]
| [[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Minister of Transport]]
|-
| [[Louis Carlton]]
| [[Minister of the Environment]]
|-
| [[Brenda Potter]]
| [[Minister of Health]]
|-
| [[Amelia Pietersen]]
| [[Minister of Labour]]
|-
| [[Vincent Craddock]]
| [[Minister of Education]]
|-
| [[Brian Rodney]]
| [[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]]
|-
| [[Erik Drennan]] (1999–2000)
| [[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|-
| [[Richard Walker]] (2000–2004)
| [[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|}

==Leadership Challenge==

After the Conservative Party lost the [[2004 General Election]], Goodwin faced a leadership challenge mounted by Conservative backbencher [[Clinton Roser]]. Roser narrowly won the 2005 leadership election.

From January to February 2006 he served as [[Minister of Defence]] in [[Marcus Smallegan]]'s short-lived administration.

==Return to Power==

On 27 May 2006, he announced that he would challenge the leadership of Roser, blaming Roser for the breakup of the party and the subsequent poor showing in the [[January 2006 General Election]]. His campaign was successful.

In the [[November 2006 General Election]], the Conservatives won a majority in the House of Commons. Two days later, he was appointed Prime Minister.

===Cabinet===

{|border=1
!Name
!Position
|-
|[[Erik Barnes]]
|[[Minister of Finance]]
|-
|[[Marcus Smallegan]]
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
|[[Robert Clarke]]
|[[Minister of Defence]]
|-
|[[Gilbert Donaldson]]
|[[Attorney-General]]
|-
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Minister of Transport]]
|-
|[[Robert Hart]]
|[[Minister of Health]]
|-
|[[Nakira Churchill]]
|[[Minister of the Environment]]
|-
|[[Vincent Craddock]]
|[[Minister of Labour]]
|-
|[[Helen Bannister]]
|[[Minister of Education]]
|-
|[[Clinton Roser]]
|[[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]]
|-
|[[Richard Walker]]
|[[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|}

==Retirement==

In September 2010, Goodwin announced that his third term would be his last as Prime Minister. He did not give any timeline for his retirement, but said that he intended that a new leader of the Conservative Party be in place by the [[Next general election|next election]]. On February 3, 2011, he announced his resignation as leader of the Conservative Party. [[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Amelia Pietersen]] was elected by the Conservative Party to succeed him on [[Conservative Party leadership election, 2011|March 1]]. A retirement dinner, attended by [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] [[Steven Spell|Sir Steven Spell]] and other officials, was held at [[1 East Coronation Street]] on March 2, and Goodwin tendered his resignation to the Governor-General on March 3.

==Quotes==

*'It is a very sad day indeed when the simple expiry of a contract can take an entire people from a free and democratic society into the darkness of absolutism.'
:''Commenting on the transfer of Hong Kong to the Peoples' Republic of China''

==Honours==
*[[Order of Ibaglian Merit]] - Member (2011)
*[[Royal Ibaglian Order]] - Knight Grand Companion (2006)
*[[wp:Order of the Companions of Honour|Order of the Companions of Honour]] - Member (2013)
*[[wp:Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal|Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal]] (1977)
*[[wp:Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal|Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal]] (2002)
*[[wp:Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal|Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal]] (2012)
*Semicentennial Medal (2005)
*[[wp:List of orders, decorations and medals of the Republic of China|Order of Brilliant Star]] ([[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]]) - Special Grand Cordon (1995)

===Shorthand Titles===
*John Goodwin (1940–1976)
*John Goodwin, MP (1976–1977)
*John Goodwin (1977–1978)
*John Goodwin, MP (1978–1985)
*The Honourable John Goodwin, MP (1985–1994)
*The Right Honourable John Goodwin, MP (1994–2006)
*The Right Honourable Sir John Goodwin, GCRI, MP (2006–2011)
*The Right Honourable Sir John Goodwin, GCRI (2011)
*The Right Honourable Sir John Goodwin, OIM, GCRI (2011–2013)
*The Right Honourable Sir John Goodwin, OIM, GCRI, CH (2013–)

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|colspan="3"|{{Conservative Leaders}}
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|Preceded by: [[Bradley Hunter]]
|rowspan=2| '''[[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]''' 1994–2004 2006–2011
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|Preceded by: [[Roger Pollack]]
|Succeeded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
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|Preceded by: [[Bradley Hunter]]
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| Preceded by: [[Vincent McNeese]]
| rowspan=2 | Succeeded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
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| Preceded by: [[Thomas Harlington]]
| rowspan="2"| '''Leader of the [[Conservative Party]]''' 1990–2005 2006–2011
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| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
| Succeeded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
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|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/con}}"|'''6th Ministry - Government of [[Charles Forrester]]'''
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|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
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|[[Mark Tandy]]
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] 1985–1989
|''Cont'd into 7th Ministry''
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|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/con}}"|'''7th Ministry - Government of [[Thomas Harlington]]'''
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|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|''Cont'd from 6th Ministry''
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] 1989
|[[Jeremy Cannon]]
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|[[Thomas Harlington]]
|[[Government House Leader]] 1989
|[[Maria Hanson]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/con}}"|'''12th Ministry - Government of [[Marcus Smallegan]]'''
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|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
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|[[Steve McLaren]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] 2006
|[[Steven Lyall]]
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|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/hoc}}"|'''[[House of Commons]]'''
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|'''Predecessor'''
|'''District'''
|'''Successor'''
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|[[Patrick Cilden]]
|Central Crofton 1976–1977
|[[Mary Tennerman]]
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|[[Randall Hoskinson]]
|Marcaster 1978–2006
|''District abolished''
|-
|''District created''
|Port Severn-Marcaster 2006–2011
|-
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|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''Ibagli'''
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|align="center"|[[Flag of Ibagli]]
|align="center"|[[Coat of Arms of Ibagli]]
|}
|-
|align="center" colspan="2"|'''Motto''' ''"Justitia Thronum Firmat"'' ("Justice Strengthens the Throne")
|-
|align="center" colspan="2"|'''Anthems''' ''[[The Ibaglian Hymn]]'' ''[[God Save the King]]''
|-
|align="center" colspan="2"|[[Image:LocationIbagli.png]]
|-
|'''Capital Largest City'''
|[[Haphonia]]
|-
|'''National language'''
|[[wp:English language|English]] (''de facto'')
|-
|'''Demonym'''
|Ibaglian
|-
|valign="top"|'''Government''' 
:[[Monarchy in Ibagli|Monarch]]
:[[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]]
:[[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]]
|valign="top"|Parliamentary Democracy Constitutional Monarchy [[King Charles III]] Sir [[Steven Spell]] [[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
|valign="top"|'''Legislature'''
:Lower House
|valign="top"|[[Parliament of Ibagli|Parliament]] 
[[House of Commons]]
|-
|'''Independence'''
|15 June 1955 From the [[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
|-
|'''Area'''
|2540 km² ([[wp:List of countries and outlying territories by total area|176th]]) 980 sq mi
|-
|valign="top"|'''Population'''
:2006 estimate
:2001 census
:Density
|valign="top"| 
496,212 ([[wp:List of countries by population|164th]]) 
482,321 
189.9/km² ([[wp:List of countries by population density|59th]]) 
492.2/sq mi
|-
|'''[[wp:Currency|Currency]]'''
|[[Ibaglian dollar]] (IBD)
|-
|'''[[wp:Time zone|Time zone]]'''
|[[wp:UTC+13|UTC+13]]
|}

'''Ibagli''' (pronounced ee-BAG-lee or ih-BAG-lee) is an island country in the [[wp:South Pacific Ocean|South Pacific Ocean]]. It obtained sovereignty in 1955 from the [[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]. The capital of Ibagli is [[Haphonia]]. The current population of Ibagli is approximately 500,000.

Ibagli is a [[wp:Unitary state|unitary]] [[wp:Constitutional monarchy|constitutional monarchy]] with a [[wp:Parliamentary system|parliamentary democracy]]. The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Monarch]], currently [[King Charles III]], is represented by a non-partisan [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]]. Political power is vested in the [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parliament]], with the executive headed by the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]], Ibagli's head of government.

Ibagli obtained independence on 15 June 1955. It is located in central [[wp:Polynesia|Polynesia]], approximately halfway between [[wp:Hawaii|Hawaii]] and [[wp:New Zealand|New Zealand]]. The population of Ibagli is primarily of [[wp:Europe|European]] descent. The largest [[wp:Minority group|ethnic minority]] in Ibagli are the aboriginal Ibaglians. The name of Ibagli comes from an aboriginal word for [[Mount Victoria]].

==History==

The first [[wp:Polynesians|Polynesians]] to arrive in Ibagli are believed to have arrived from [[wp:Southeast Asia|Southeast Asia]] or [[wp:South America|South America]] over 4000 years ago.

In the 1820s, [[wp:England|English]] [[wp:missionary|missionaries]] and traders began to arrive. Ibagli was colonized by the [[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]] in 1858 (under the authority of the [[wp:Governor of New South Wales|Governor]] of [[wp:New South Wales|New South Wales]]) in order to avoid [[wp:France|French]] colonization of the island. The first Ibaglian [[Parliament of Ibagli|legislature]] was formed in 1910. It consisted of an appointed Legislative Council and an elected Legislative Assembly, although the beginnings of [[wp:responsible government|responsible government]] did not occur until 1922 when [[William Patterson]] was appointed [[Colonial Secretary]] on the advice of the Legislative Assembly.

In 1912, panic ensued in Ibagli when a minor [[wp:volcanic eruption|eruption]] occurred on [[Mount Victoria]]. 18 people were killed in a stampede in Haphonia as the ash cloud descended on the city. 4 people died while attempting to swim away from the island. Approximately 300 aboriginal Ibaglians were killed, most having been relocated to the areas near the mountain in the 1890s. In 1917, 42% of the native population was killed by the [[wp:Spanish flu|Spanish flu]] pandemic.

In the [[wp:First World War|First World War]], Ibagli contributed approximately 1000 servicemen to the war effort. About 300 of them were members of the various regiments in the [[wp:Australian and New Zealand Army Corps|Australian and New Zealand Army Corps]] which was decimated at the [[wp:Battle of Gallipoli|Battle of Gallipoli]]. The battle is commemorated on [[wp:ANZAC Day|ANZAC Day]] every year on 25 April.

Approximately 1200 Ibaglians fought in the [[wp:Second World War|Second World War]], mostly in the [[wp:Pacific War|Pacific War]].

===Independence===

Talks on Ibaglian independence began in 1950, as the population of Ibagli began to sharply increase due to an increasing number of settlers from Britain escaping the postwar austerity. Much of the older generation living in Ibagli today either settled in Ibagli as children or are the children of these settlers.

On 10 June 1955, the ''Ibagli Act, 1955 (UK)'' received Royal Assent. It was proclaimed in Haphonia on 15 June by [[wp:Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester|the Duke of Gloucester]]. A schedule to this act was the ''[[The Constitution Act, 1955|Constitution Act, 1955]]''. It granted Ibagli independence, and set provisions for the new Ibaglian government. The Constitution Act is still the primary source of Ibaglian constitutional law.

===1955-1981===

In 1966, Ibagli created the [[Ibaglian dollar]] as a replacement for the [[wp:Australian pound|Australian pound]] which was in the process of demonetisation.

In 1970, Ibagli went through a period of unrest as dissent mounted against the policies of Prime Minister [[Joseph Kenilworth]] towards aboriginal Ibaglians. In 1972, there was more unrest in Ibagli related to Kenilworth's policies, which culminated in a near constitutional crisis when Governor-General Sir [[Aaron Lastman]] refused to allow Prime Minister Kenilworth to use the protests against him as a reason to extend Parliament past its five year term. Upon the date of the expiry of Parliament's mandate, Governor-General Lastman dissolved Parliament and called an election without the advice of Prime Minister Kenilworth.

In 1972, as a response to the actions of Prime Minister Kenilworth, a Charter of Rights was added to the ''Constitution Act, 1955''. The amendment to the Constitution also removed all powers of the United Kingdom over Ibagli.

Capital punishment was outlawed in Ibagli in 1973, a moratorium having been enacted by [[Steven Spell]], the [[Minister of Home Affairs]], upon his appointment in 1972.

During the [[Henry LeVeque|LeVeque]] administrations, several social democratic programs were enacted in Ibagli, including universal health care.

===1981-2009===

In 1986, the fishing industry went on strike to protest the cutting of subsidies by the government of [[Charles Forrester]]. After a week and a half, Forrester ordered [[Royal Ibaglian Navy]] personnel to man fishing boats to prevent a food shortage and economic decline. In response to what was perceived as an anti-labour action, nearly every labour union in Ibagli declared a sympathy strike. The [[general strike of 1986|general strike]] lasted nearly a month, during which military personnel took over critical services.

The Ibaglian [[honours system]] was enhanced in 1986 with the addition of the [[Order of Ibaglian Merit]] and the [[Royal Ibaglian Order]], the first orders of chivalry native to Ibagli.

In 1988, Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] was the first and only Ibaglian to be invested as a Knight of the [[wp:Order of the Garter|Order of the Garter]] by Her Majesty [[Queen Elizabeth II]].

Prime Minister [[Charles Forrester]] became the first Prime Minister to die in office in 1989. Governor-General Sir Henry LeVeque appointed [[Thomas Harlington]] to replace him, prompting criticism from some who alleged that LeVeque, a former Liberal Prime Minister, had appointed the person he felt most likely to lose the next election. The criticism ended when instructions by Forrester were uncovered in which he asked that Harlington be made Prime Minister during any interim after his death.

In 1990, Government House was bombed from a boat on the Haphonia River. One staff member was killed by the explosion. Both bombers were shot by police officers on Colltik Bridge.

In 1993, allegations began to surface that Prime Minister [[Bradley Hunter]] had sold [[honours system|honours]] to political patrons. An examination of [[Liberal Party]] records revealed that all persons who had given over £10,000 to the party had been granted an honour of some kind, at that all those who had given over £250,000 had been knighted. Hunter was also the only Prime Minister to issue a resignation honours list, in which he granted nearly all of his cabinet knighthoods.

In 2004, Ibagli was the second country to legalize [[wp:same-sex marriage|same-sex marriage]] in all of its jurisdiction.

In 2005, there were a number of protests in [[Haphonia]] by the [[Ibagli Liberation Front]] (ILF), a radical aboriginal group. They were eventually dispersed by police and military units after surrounding [[1 East Coronation Street]].

On 25 April 2006, 15 were killed and 40 were injured in a [[ANZAC Day Bombing|terrorist bombing]] in [[Haphonia]]. Governor-General Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] was severely injured and Speaker of the House of Commons Sir [[Steven Hardeman]] died several days later. The bombing was found to be the responsibility of the [[Ibagli Liberation Front|ILF]].

In 2009, a [[2009 earthquake and tsunami|tsunami]] struck Ibagli.

==Government==
{{Politics}}
Ibagli is a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy derived from the [[wp:Westminster system|Westminster system]] of the United Kingdom.

The head of state of Ibagli is [[King Charles III]], [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King of Ibagli]]. She is represented in Ibagli by [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] Sir [[Steven Spell]].

''[[The Constitution Act, 1955]]'' establishes the legal framework of Ibagli. The rest of Ibagli's constitution is based on unwritten customs and precedents.

===The Monarch===

Ibagli is a [[Monarchy in Ibagli|constitutional monarchy]] and a Commonwealth realm that recognizes King Charles III as head of state. He has reigned over Ibagli since the death of [[Queen Elizabeth II]] in 2022, who reigned as Queen of Ibagli from its independence in 1955 until her death, and as [[wp:Monarchy of the United Kingdom|Queen of the United Kingdom]] from 1952 to 1955.

On paper, the powers of the monarch appear to be very wide. In reality, most these powers are controlled by the Prime Minister and his cabinet and exercised by the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]].

Succession to the throne of Ibagli is based on male-preference primogeniture and is governed by the [[wp:Act of Settlement 1701|Act of Settlement]] and the [[wp:English Bill of Rights|English Bill of Rights]]. These documents are a part of Ibagli's constitutional law and, according to the [[wp:Statute of Westminster|Statute of Westminster]], may not be changed without the consent of Ibagli. In 2013, [[wp:Succession to the Crown Act 2013|Legislation]] was enacted by the [[wp:Parliament of the United Kingdom|British Parliament]] that, upon coming into force, allowed succession without regards to gender for heirs born after October 2010 and allowed the succession of a person with a [[wp:Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholic]] spouse. [[The Constitution Act, 1955]] allowed the government to approve this change and allow it to extend to Ibagli, which occurred in March 2015 after the necessary legislation has been put in place in some of the fifteen other [[wp:Commonwealth Realm|Commonwealth Realm]]s. The heir apparent to the throne of Ibagli is the King's elder son, [[wp:Prince William, Duke of Cornwall and Cambridge|Prince William]].

===Governor-General===

The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] is the representative in Ibagli of the monarch, and exercises most of the monarch's duties in Ibagli. These duties include the granting of [[Royal Assent]] to bills passed by the [[Parliament of Ibagli]], presenting [[Honours system|honours]], appointing the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] and the [[Cabinet]], and dissolving Parliament and calling [[Elections in Ibagli|general elections]]. Most of these duties, however, are performed on the advice of the Prime Minister or are governed by long-standing constitutional conventions.

The Governor-General is appointed by the King on the advice of the Prime Minister. The current Governor-General is Sir [[Steven Spell]]. He was installed on 15 September 2006 after being appointed on the advice of Prime Minister [[Roger Pollack]].

===Executive===

The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] is the head of the executive branch of Ibagli, and the head of government of Ibagli.

The Prime Minister is appointed by the Governor-General, who traditionally appoints the leader of the party or coalition in the House of Commons that commands a majority of votes in the House. It is usually clear which leader is best-situated to form a government, but it was not clear after the [[January 2006 General Election]]. The Governor-General first appointed [[Marcus Smallegan]] Prime Minister, but he lost the confidence of the House of Commons on the first vote held. The Governor-General then appointed [[Roger Pollack]], who it was by then clear would have the confidence of the house, to be Prime Minister.

The Prime Minister and his cabinet are formally chosen by the Governor-General, but modern practice dictates that the Governor-General respect the Prime Minister's choices for his cabinet. The current Prime Minister is [[Roger Pollack]], the leader of the [[Liberal Party]]. He was appointed on 29 August 2011.

The [[cabinet]] is a council of ministers that decides the policy and direction of the government. Most members of the cabinet head a ministry with a portfolio of different duties.

===Legislature===

[[image:Parliament.jpg|thumb|Right|200px|Parliament Hill]]

The legislative branch of Ibagli consists of the [[Parliament of Ibagli]]. Parliament consists of two parts: The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Sovereign]] and the [[House of Commons]]. Until 2011, there was also a [[Senate]].

The Parliament of Ibagli is the direct successor to the original Ibaglian legislature, which consisted of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly.

====House of Commons====

[[Image:Commons.jpg|right|thumb|200px|The House of Commons]]
The [[House of Commons]] consists of 60 representatives. Of them, 30 are elected by the first past the post method, and 30 are elected via proportional representation. The Commons is led in debate by their [[Speaker of the House of Commons|Speaker]], who is elected by secret ballot. The current Speaker is Sir [[Brian Rodney]].

Constitutionally, there must be at least one election for members of the House of Commons at least once in a five year period. In 2005, the ''Representation of the People Act'' was passed. It reformed Ibagli's electoral system by having half of the seats of the House of Commons be elected in the normal manner of [[wp:Plurality voting system|first past the post]], where the person who receives the largest number of votes in a district wins that district seats. The other half was filled by [[wp:proportional representation|proportional representation]], wherein voters vote for a party on the ballot. Parties win a number of seats proportional to their share of the vote. The new electoral system has been decried as confusing by some. There are also complaints that it leads to instability. In October 2008 the government of John Goodwin announced that it would hold a [[2009 electoral reform referendum|referendum]] (the first ever in Ibagli) on the electoral system in 2009. An act enabling the referendum was passed by Parliament in March 2009. Voters in the referendum, which was held in June 2009, narrowly voted to return to the first past the post electoral system.

Ibagli's electoral system has traditionally been defined as a two-party system. The recent advent of proportional representation threatened to change that, but no significant realignment occurred under the two elections held under that system.

There are currently 3 parties with members in the House of Commons. They are:

*The [[Liberal Party]] (35 seats)
*The [[Conservative Party]] (24 seats)
*[[Ropu Sa'olotoga]] (1 seat)

====Senate====

The [[Senate]] was, until 2011, the upper house of Parliament. It consisted of 25 Senators who are appointed by the Governor-General on the advice of the Prime Minister. The Senate was led in debate by their [[Speaker of the Senate|Speaker]], who was appointed by the Governor-General on the advice of the Prime Minister.

There was perennial debate in Ibagli on the necessity of the Senate, and several governments made unsuccessful attempts to abolish the upper house. The first attempt to abolish the Senate was made before it existed, when Premier [[Edward Brixton]], while working out the details of Ibagli's independence, expressed his desire for a unicameral Ibaglian Parliament. His plan was blocked by the Legislative Council, many of whom desired to continue as Senators in the Ibaglian Parliament. In both 2005 and 2006, the House of Commons endorsed a piece of legislation that would have abolished the Senate. Both times, the legislation was blocked in the Senate. Another recent piece of legislation that would have amended the constitution to create a partially-elected Senate failed to garner the support of two-thirds of the House of Commons that would have been necessary for passage. The electorate of Ibagli voted to abolish the Senate in the [[2010 parliamentary reform referendum|first ever binding referendum]] in Ibagli. The constitutional amendment was finalised in July 2011.

===Law===

Ibaglian law is based on British common law. The supreme laws of Ibagli are contained in the [[Constitution of Ibagli]], the primary document of which is the [[Constitution Act 1955|''Constitution Act,'' 1955]]. Enforcement of Ibaglian law is the responsibility of Ibagli's national police force, the [[Royal Ibaglian Constabulary]].

===Judiciary===

The judiciary of Ibagli is loosely based off of the judiciary of the United Kingdom. The highest Ibaglian court is the [[Supreme Court]]. It was consists of the [[Chief Justice of Ibagli]] and six puisne justices. All are appointed by the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] on the advice of the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]]. Until 2005, cases could be appealed to the [[wp:Judicial Committee of the Privy Council|Judicial Committee of the Privy Council]]. Abolition of the right of appeal to the Privy Council was controversial, as it meant that even the most controversial case would only have once chance for appeal. There were proposals to establish a mid-level panel of senior Crown Court justices as an intermediary court between the Crown Court and the Supreme Court, but they were rejected.

The initial court for most matters is the [[Crown Court]]. It consists of an unfixed number of judges, including all Supreme Court justices. Supreme Court justices generally only hear cases that are deemed unlikely to be uncontroversial, however. There are also magistrates that hear minor civil cases and cases based on local bylaws.

Since the enactment of the [[Document:Judicial Appointments Act|''Judicial Appointments Act'']] in 2007, appointments to the Supreme Court must be approved by the House of Commons. The House has not yet decided in what manner approval will be granted. The [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]] government later granted the [[House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice|Commons justice committee]] the right to hold hearings on appointments, with a final vote by the full [[House of Commons]].

===Military===

The [[Ibaglian Armed Forces]] consist of the [[Royal Ibaglian Navy]], the [[Ibaglian Army]], and the [[Royal Ibaglian Air Force]]. Ibagli currently employs approximately 2900 full-time and 2000 reserve military personnel.

Currently, there are 50 Ibaglian Armed Forces personnel involved in the [[wp:NATO|NATO]] mission in [[wp:Afghanistan|Afghanistan]], 100 involved in [[wp:Operation Astute|Operation Astute]], the [[wp:Australia|Australian]]-led operation to bring stability to [[wp:East Timor|East Timor]], and 100 attached to the [[wp:Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands|Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands]]. Ibagli was involved in the [[wp:Vietnam War|Vietnam War]] from 1969 until 1972.

The professional head of the Ibaglian Armed Forces is the [[Chief of the Defence Staff]]. The current Chief of the Defence Staff is Field Marshal Sir [[Peter Chaucer]].

===Foreign Relations===

Ibagli has maintained relations with foreign states since independence in 1955. Ibagli maintains close links with the [[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]], [[wp:Australia|Australia]], [[wp:New Zealand|New Zealand]], [[wp:Fiji|Fiji]], and other Pacific island nations. Ibagli is a member of the [[wp:United Nations|United Nations]] and the [[wp:Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth of Nations]]. Ibagli is also a member of the [[wp:Pacific Islands Forum|Pacific Islands Forum]], an organisation which aims to enhance cooperation of Pacific states.

Relatively close links are maintained with the [[wp:United States|United States]], which maintained several bases on Ibagli during the Second World War, though they have distanced since the government of [[Henry LeVeque]] ended Ibaglian support for the [[wp:Vietnam War|war in Vietnam]], and more recently since Ibagli's refusal to support the US-led military action in Iraq. Close ties were maintained with [[wp:South Africa|South Africa]] by the government of [[Joseph Kenilworth]], even as South Africa became increasingly isolated from the rest of the world. [[Henry LeVeque]] ended diplomatic relations with South Africa in 1972 after pressure from the Commonwealth mounted.

Relations with other states vary depending on the state. Relations with the [[wp:People's Republic of China|People's Republic of China]] have been historically weak. Ibagli does not recognize the "[[wp:One-China policy|one China policy]]" of the PRC and continues to maintain diplomatic relations with the [[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]], more commonly known as Taiwan. The current government has expressed willingness to open up relations with the PRC in order to broaden Ibagli's economic horizons. Several governments have flirted with the possibility of recognizing the PRC, although in each case Taiwan has increased the amount of aid it sends to Ibagli. Recognition by Pacific governments is a [[wp:Sino-Pacific relations|point of contention]] between the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China.

===Local Governments===

Ibagli is divided into eight [[district]]s. These districts are the primary unit of local government for most areas, and the sole local authority in rural areas. There are 54 villages, towns, and cities in Ibagli. The five cities are independent of any district and perform all functions of local government within their jurisdictions. Most small villages perform retain little or no executive function. Each district has an elected council consisting of at least nine members. In addition, each village, town, and city has a council with at least three elected members. Each district council elects a council president who presides over meetings of the council. The organization of village and town councils is generally left up to the council itself. Members of the councils are usually known as alderman or councillors. Cities are authorized to have a separate, directly-elected mayor to exercise certain executive functions, but as of 2011 only [[Haphonia]] does so. The other cities all elect a mayor from within the council, usually a member of the party holding a majority of the seats on the council. Elections for district, city, town, and village councils are held every five years, the last being held in [[2011 local elections|2011]]. Most local governments provide some level of service to their citizens, but this is not required.

Until 2007 when an Act of Parliament was passed resolving local boundaries, there were land disputes between several council zones as a result of unclear definitions of boundaries in previous orders of council. The [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]] government announced in its [[Speech from the Throne|throne speech]] in October 2008 that it intended to consolidate municipal corporations into larger entities. In mid-2009, several municipalities were consolidated. The largest was [[Haphonia]], which absorbed ten other villages. [[Exeter]], [[Loygre]], [[Fleuve Orange]], and [[Crofton]] also absorbed neighboring villages. In the 2009 throne speech, the Goodwin government announced further reforms to local government, including the elimination of some small villages that no longer performed any functions.

==Geography and Climate==
[[Image:Map.png|right|thumb|Map of Ibagli]]
Ibagli is located West of the [[wp:International Dateline|International Dateline]] and South of the [[wp:Equator|Equator]] at a central location within [[wp:Polynesia|Polynesia]] about halfway between [[wp:Hawaii|Hawaii]] and [[wp:New Zealand|New Zealand]]. The foreign jurisdictions nearest to Ibagli are [[wp:Samoa|Samoa]], [[wp:Tokelau|Tokelau]] ([[wp:New Zealand|New Zealand]]), [[wp:Tuvalu|Tuvalu]], and [[wp:Wallis and Futuna|Wallis and Futuna]] ([[wp:France|France]]). Ibagli is located entirely on one island. The area of Ibagli is approximately 2540 km² (980 mi²). The length of Ibagli's coastline is approximately 300 km (200 mi).

North-central Ibagli is relatively flat, as are areas within one to two miles of the shore. Central Ibagli is mountainous, with the highest point at [[Mount Victoria]], an active [[wp:volcano|volcano]]. The last major [[wp:Types of volcanic eruptions|eruption]] was in 1802. There have been five minor eruptions since then, the last being in 1932.

Major rivers in Ibagli include the [[Haphonia River]] and Orange River. The Haphonia River is navigable only by small craft in the Haphonia area. Beyond Haphonia, the river narrows and is not navigable. The Orange River is not navigable on any stretch. Recently, there have been plans made to build [[wp:Hydroelectricity|hydroelectric power plants]] on the Orange River.

The climate of Ibagli is [[wp:Tropical climate|tropical]], with an average annual temperature of 25°C. There is a rainy season from November to April. Average rainfall in coastal areas measures approximately 2.5 metres (100 inches), while inland rainfall is significantly higher at approximately 7.5 metres (300 inches) annually. [[wp:Tropical cyclone|Tropical cyclones]] may hit Ibagli during the summer.

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!Sep
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|°C
|26.6
|26.8
|26.8
|26.7
|26.4
|26.2
|25.8
|25.8
|26.0
|26.3
|26.4
|26.6
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|°F
|79.9
|80.2
|80.2
|80.1
|79.5
|79.2
|78.4
|78.4
|78.8
|79.3
|79.5
|79.9
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==Demographics==

The European influences in Ibagli are among the strongest in Polynesia, given Ibagli's low native population in the 1800s and the [[wp:Spanish flu|1917 flu outbreak]] which killed 42% of natives, a mortality rate seven times higher than that observed in other nations. It is not known why Ibaglian islanders were so susceptible to the disease while only 3% of Ibaglians of European descent were killed. Ibagli did not enact quarantines for the disease for any of the population until after it had spread considerably, unlike in nearby [[wp:American Samoa|American Samoa]] where not a single person was killed by the flu. Areas with high populations of natives were also locked down with no chance for medical assistance or advice on how to prevent the spread of disease.

===Population===

In 2001, the population of Ibagli was 482,321. The largest cities in Ibagli were, in order of metropolitan area population: [[Haphonia]] (101,231), [[Exeter]] (72,231), and [[Loygre]] (67,212).

Until approximately 1985, the population of Ibagli rapidly increased. As the settlers of the 1950s grow older, however, the population growth rate has decreased.

===Religion===

Approximately 55% of Ibaglians are [[wp:Christianity|Christians]], divided among several churches. 48% are [[Church of Ibagli|Anglicans]] and 11% are [[wp:Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholic]], with the remainder being divided among other churches. 3% of Ibaglians adhere to [[wp:Hinduism|Hinduism]], 3% to [[wp:Islam|Islam]], 3% to native faiths, 2% to other religions, and 25% report that they are 'non-religious'.

===Ethnic Groups===

About 80% of Ibaglians are of British or Irish descent, 9% are of other European descent, 6% are of native descent, 3% are of Southeast Asian descent, and 2% are descended from other ethnic groups.

===Language===

Ibagli has no official language, but [[wp:English language|English]] is the most widely used language in Ibagli, spoken fluently or very good by 96% of the population. Most government services are available only in English. The largest language minorities are [[wp:Chinese language|Chinese]] and native languages. Any person in Ibagli has the constitutional right to have court proceedings conducted in or translated to a language of their choice. Election laws also allow a person to have a translator present when voting (if a ballot in his or her language is not available).

==National Symbols==
[[Image:Flag.png|right|thumb|The Ibaglian Blue Ensign]]
===Flag===
The [[flag of Ibagli]] is a British [[wp:Blue Ensign|blue ensign]], defaced with the shield of the coat of arms of Ibagli. The flag was not made official by any Ibaglian law until 2006, when the ''Flag Act'' was passed.

===Coat of Arms===

[[Image:COA.png|right|thumb|145px|The Royal Arms of Ibagli]]

The [[Coat of Arms of Ibagli|Royal Arms of Ibagli]] are blazoned as follows:

''per bend azure and barry wavy azure and argent a bend gules fimbriated or in chief five compass stars argent (in the shape of the constellation of the southern cross) and upon a royal helmet mantled or doubled gules the crest, that is to say, on a wreath of the colours or and gules a lion passant or armed and langued azure imperially crowned proper and holding in the dexter paw a sword erect or for supporters dexter a sea horse rampant argent sinister a sea lion rampant or; the whole ensigned with the imperial crown proper and below the shield upon a wreath composed of palm fronds proper a scroll or inscribed with the motto 'jvstitia thronvm firmat<nowiki>'</nowiki>''

===National Anthems===

Ibagli has two official national anthems. The first is the ''[[Ibaglian Hymn]]''. The second is ''[[God Save the King]]''. Both have equal status in Ibagli, though the popularity of ''God Save the King'' has declined in recent years.

==Economy==

Ibagli has a prosperous, Western-style [[wp:Mixed economy|mixed economy]], with a per capita [[wp:Gross domestic product|GDP]] of approximately $24,000 [[wp:United States dollar|United States dollars]]. In recent years, the Ibaglian economy has been resilient in the face of global economic downturn. Rising output in the domestic economy has been offsetting the global slump, and business and consumer confidence remains robust. Ibagli is a country heavily dependent on trade, as approximately 35% of Ibagli's output is exported. Common exports are fish and sugarcane.

The currency of Ibagli is the [[Ibaglian dollar]]. Prior to the creation of the dollar, the [[wp:Australian pound|Australian pound]] was the currency of Ibagli. The Ibaglian dollar was created in 1966 when the Australian pound was abolished in favor of the new [[wp:decimalisation|decimalised]] [[wp:Australian dollar|Australian dollar]]. There were calls for the new Ibaglian currency to be based on the [[wp:£sd|£sd]] system, but it was created as a decimal currency with 100 cents.

==Culture==

The [[Ibaglian Symphony Orchestra]], located in [[Haphonia]], was founded in 2005. The [[Royal Ibaglian Opera]], also located in Haphonia, was founded in 1965. The primary venue for performing arts in Ibagli is the [[Victoria Centre]] in Haphonia. The [[Royal Ibaglian Museum]] is Ibagli's primary museum of history, nature and art.

The music and cuisine of Ibagli are similar to that of the [[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]] and the [[wp:United States|United States]], with some unique Pacific qualities.

The primary television and radio broadcasting company in Ibagli is the [[Ibaglian Broadcasting Corporation]], commonly known by its initials of IBC. It is a crown corporation. It is currently the only terrestrial television broadcasting company in Ibagli. Satellite television is also commonly watched in Ibagli. Channels from [[wp:New Zealand|New Zealand]], [[wp:Australia|Australia]], [[wp:Canada|Canada]], and the [[wp:United States|United States]] are the most popular satellite offerings.

Ibagli's most popular sports are [[wp:rugby union|rugby union]], [[wp:cricket|cricket]], [[wp:lawn bowling|lawn bowling]], [[wp:Football (soccer)|football]], and [[wp:rugby league|rugby league]]. Also popular are [[wp:golf|golf]], [[wp:tennis|tennis]], [[wp:cycling|cycling]] and a variety of water sports, particularly [[wp:sailing|sailing]] and [[wp:rowing|rowing]]. Ibagli sends athletes to the [[wp:Summer Olympic Games|Summer Olympics]], the [[wp:Commonwealth Games|Commonwealth Games]], and the [[wp:Pacific Games|Pacific Games]]. A major stadium named [[New Windsor Stadium]] is planed for the town of New Windsor, a suburb of Haphonia, and will seat more than 41,000 people, the first of its kind in Ibagli.

Statutory and major holidays in Ibagli include [[wp:New Year's Day|New Year's Day]], the [[King's Birthday]], [[wp:ANZAC Day|ANZAC Day]], Labour Day, [[Constitution Day]], Remembrance Day, [[wp:Christmas|Christmas]], and [[wp:Boxing Day|Boxing Day]].

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List of Prime Ministers of Ibagli

2023-08-05T15:34:25Z

Ibagli:

The following is a '''list of [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Ministers]] of [[Ibagli]].'''

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;" width="90%"
|- style="background-color:#EEEEEE;"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"| Prime Minister
!rowspan="2"| Party
!colspan="2"| Term
!rowspan="2"| [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parli- aments]]
!rowspan="2"| Time in office
|- style="background-color:#EEEEEE;"
! Beginning
! End
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 1
|[[Image:Brixton.jpg|120px]] '''[[Edward Brixton]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|15 June 1955 Appointed upon Ibagli's independence, after winning the [[1955 General Election]].
|10 August 1959 Resigned after losing the [[1959 General Election]].
|[[1st Parliament|1st]]
|4 years, 1 month, 26 days (1517 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 2
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Joseph Kenilworth]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|10 August 1959 Appointed after winning the [[1959 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1963 General Election|1963]] and [[1967 General Election]]s.
|10 August 1972 Resigned after losing the [[1972 General Election]].
|[[2nd Parliament|2nd]] [[3rd Parliament|3rd]] [[4th Parliament|4th]]
|13 years (4749 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 3
|[[Image:LeVeque 4.jpg|120px]] '''[[Henry LeVeque]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|10 August 1972 Appointed after winning the [[1972 General Election]].
|15 October 1976 Resigned after losing the [[1976 General Election]].
|[[5th Parliament|5th]]
|''Total:'' 8 years, 3 months, 23 days (3037 days) ''First term:'' 4 years, 2 months, 5 days (1527 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 4
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Mark Rockington]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|15 October 1976 Appointed after winning the [[1976 General Election]].
|12 May 1977 Resigned after losing the [[1977 General Election]].
|[[6th Parliament|6th]]
|6 months, 27 days (209 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:LeVeque 4.jpg|120px]] '''[[Henry LeVeque]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|12 May 1977 Appointed after winning the [[1977 General Election]].
|30 June 1981 Resigned after losing the [[1981 General Election]].
|[[7th Parliament|7th]]
|''Second term:'' 4 years, 1 month, 18 days (1510 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 5
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Charles Forrester]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|30 June 1981 Appointed after winning the [[1981 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1981 General Election]].
|8 May 1989 Died in office.
|[[8th Parliament|8th]] [[9th Parliament|9th]]...
|7 years, 10 months, 8 days (2869 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 6
|[[Image:Harlington.jpg|120px]] '''[[Thomas Harlington]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|11 May 1989 Appointed following the death of Charles Forrester.
|2 November 1989 Resigned after losing the [[1989 General Election]].
|...[[9th Parliament|9th]]
|5 months, 22 days (175 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 7
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Bradley Hunter]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|2 November 1989 Appointed after winning the [[1989 General Election]].
|30 August 1994 Resigned after losing the [[1994 General Election]].
|[[10th Parliament|10th]]
|4 years, 9 months, 28 days (1762 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 8
|[[Image:Goodwin.jpg|120px]] '''[[John Goodwin]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|30 August 1994 Appointed after winning the [[1994 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1999 General Election]].
|20 August 2004 Resigned after losing the [[2004 General Election]].
|[[11th Parliament|11th]] [[12th Parliament|12th]]
|''Total:'' 14 years, 3 months, 5 days (5210 days) ''First term:'' 9 years, 11 months, 21 days (3643 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 9
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|20 August 2004 Appointed after winning the [[2004 General Election]].
|17 June 2005 Died in office.
|[[13th Parliament|13th]]...
|9 months, 28 days (301 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 10
|[[Image:Kinder.jpg|120px]] '''[[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|19 June 2005 Appointed following the death of Vincent McNeese.
|15 January 2006 Resigned after the [[January 2006 General Election]], having lost the leadership of Liberal Party during the campaign.
|...[[13th Parliament|13th]]
|6 months, 27 days (210 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 11
|[[Image:Smalleganbiography.jpg|120px]] '''[[Marcus Smallegan]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|15 January 2006 Appointed after winning a plurality of seats in the [[January 2006 General Election]].
|11 February 2006 Resigned after losing a vote of confidence following the Speech from the Throne.
|[[14th Parliament|14th]]...
|27 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 12
|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|120px]] '''[[Roger Pollack]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|11 February 2006 Appointed after the fall of the Smallegan government on an issue of confidence.
|17 November 2006 Resigned after losing the [[November 2006 General Election]].
|...[[14th Parliament|14th]]
|''Total:'' 12 years, 6 months, 3 days (4574 days) ''First term:'' 9 months, 7 days (280 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:Goodwin.jpg|120px]] '''Sir [[John Goodwin]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|17 November 2006 Appointed after winning the [[November 2006 General Election]].
|3 March 2011 Resigned for the purpose of retiring from politics.
|[[15th Parliament|15th]]...
|''Second term:'' 4 years, 3 months, 14 days (1567 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 13
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Amelia Pietersen]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|3 March 2011 Appointed after winning the [[Conservative Party leadership election, 2011|2011 Conservative Party leadership election]].
|29 August 2011 Resigned after losing the [[2011 General Election]].
|...[[15th Parliament|15th]]
|5 months, 26 days (179 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|120px]] '''[[Roger Pollack]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|29 August 2011 Appointed after winning the [[2011 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[2014 General Election|2014]], [[2017 General Election|2017]], and [[2020 General Election|2020]] general elections.
|1 June 2023 Resigned for the purpose of retiring from politics.
|[[16th Parliament|16th]] [[17th Parliament|17th]] [[18th Parliament|18th]] [[19th Parliament|19th]]...
|''Second term:'' 11 years, 9 months, 3 days (4294 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 14
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Andrew Spearman]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|1 June 2023 Appointed after winning the Liberal Party leadership election.
|Incumbent
|...[[19th Parliament|19th]]
|{{Age in years and days|2023|06|01}} (As of {{CURRENTDAY}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}})
|}

[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli|**]]
[[Category:Lists|Prime Ministers]]

List of Prime Ministers of Ibagli

2023-08-05T15:31:46Z

Ibagli:

The following is a '''list of [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Ministers]] of [[Ibagli]].'''

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;" width="90%"
|- style="background-color:#EEEEEE;"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"| Prime Minister
!rowspan="2"| Party
!colspan="2"| Term
!rowspan="2"| [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parli- aments]]
!rowspan="2"| Time in office
|- style="background-color:#EEEEEE;"
! Beginning
! End
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 1
|[[Image:Brixton.jpg|120px]] '''[[Edward Brixton]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|15 June 1955 Appointed upon Ibagli's independence, after winning the [[1955 General Election]].
|10 August 1959 Resigned after losing the [[1959 General Election]].
|[[1st Parliament|1st]]
|4 years, 1 month, 26 days (1517 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 2
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Joseph Kenilworth]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|10 August 1959 Appointed after winning the [[1959 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1963 General Election|1963]] and [[1967 General Election]]s.
|10 August 1972 Resigned after losing the [[1972 General Election]].
|[[2nd Parliament|2nd]] [[3rd Parliament|3rd]] [[4th Parliament|4th]]
|13 years (4749 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 3
|[[Image:LeVeque 4.jpg|120px]] '''[[Henry LeVeque]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|10 August 1972 Appointed after winning the [[1972 General Election]].
|15 October 1976 Resigned after losing the [[1976 General Election]].
|[[5th Parliament|5th]]
|''Total:'' 8 years, 3 months, 23 days (3037 days) ''First term:'' 4 years, 2 months, 5 days (1527 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 4
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Mark Rockington]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|15 October 1976 Appointed after winning the [[1976 General Election]].
|12 May 1977 Resigned after losing the [[1977 General Election]].
|[[6th Parliament|6th]]
|6 months, 27 days (209 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:LeVeque 4.jpg|120px]] '''[[Henry LeVeque]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|12 May 1977 Appointed after winning the [[1977 General Election]].
|30 June 1981 Resigned after losing the [[1981 General Election]].
|[[7th Parliament|7th]]
|''Second term:'' 4 years, 1 month, 18 days (1510 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 5
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Charles Forrester]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|30 June 1981 Appointed after winning the [[1981 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1981 General Election]].
|8 May 1989 Died in office.
|[[8th Parliament|8th]] [[9th Parliament|9th]]...
|7 years, 10 months, 8 days (2869 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 6
|[[Image:Harlington.jpg|120px]] '''[[Thomas Harlington]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|11 May 1989 Appointed following the death of Charles Forrester.
|2 November 1989 Resigned after losing the [[1989 General Election]].
|...[[9th Parliament|9th]]
|5 months, 22 days (175 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 7
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Bradley Hunter]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|2 November 1989 Appointed after winning the [[1989 General Election]].
|30 August 1994 Resigned after losing the [[1994 General Election]].
|[[10th Parliament|10th]]
|4 years, 9 months, 28 days (1762 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 8
|[[Image:Goodwin.jpg|120px]] '''[[John Goodwin]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|30 August 1994 Appointed after winning the [[1994 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1999 General Election]].
|20 August 2004 Resigned after losing the [[2004 General Election]].
|[[11th Parliament|11th]] [[12th Parliament|12th]]
|''Total:'' 14 years, 3 months, 5 days (5210 days) ''First term:'' 9 years, 11 months, 21 days (3643 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 9
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|20 August 2004 Appointed after winning the [[2004 General Election]].
|17 June 2005 Died in office.
|[[13th Parliament|13th]]...
|9 months, 28 days (301 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 10
|[[Image:Kinder.jpg|120px]] '''[[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|19 June 2005 Appointed following the death of Vincent McNeese.
|15 January 2006 Resigned after the [[January 2006 General Election]], having lost the leadership of Liberal Party during the campaign.
|...[[13th Parliament|13th]]
|6 months, 27 days (210 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 11
|[[Image:Smalleganbiography.jpg|120px]] '''[[Marcus Smallegan]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|15 January 2006 Appointed after winning a plurality of seats in the [[January 2006 General Election]].
|11 February 2006 Resigned after losing a vote of confidence following the Speech from the Throne.
|[[14th Parliament|14th]]...
|27 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 12
|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|120px]] '''[[Roger Pollack]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|11 February 2006 Appointed after the fall of the Smallegan government on an issue of confidence.
|17 November 2006 Resigned after losing the [[November 2006 General Election]].
|...[[14th Parliament|14th]]
|''First term:'' 9 months, 7 days (280 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:Goodwin.jpg|120px]] '''Sir [[John Goodwin]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|17 November 2006 Appointed after winning the [[November 2006 General Election]].
|3 March 2011 Resigned for the purpose of retiring from politics.
|[[15th Parliament|15th]]...
|''Second term:'' 4 years, 3 months, 14 days (1567 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 13
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Amelia Pietersen]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|3 March 2011 Appointed after winning the [[Conservative Party leadership election, 2011|2011 Conservative Party leadership election]].
|29 August 2011 Resigned after losing the [[2011 General Election]].
|...[[15th Parliament|15th]]
|5 months, 26 days (179 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|120px]] '''[[Roger Pollack]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|29 August 2011 Appointed after winning the [[2011 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[2014 General Election|2014]], [[2017 General Election|2017]], and [[2020 General Election|2020]] general elections.
|1 June 2023 Resigned for the purpose of retiring from politics.
|[[16th Parliament|16th]] [[17th Parliament|17th]] [[18th Parliament|18th]] [[19th Parliament|19th]]...
|''Second term:'' {{Age in years and days|2011|08|29}} (As of {{CURRENTDAY}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}})
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 14
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Andrew Spearman]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|1 June 2023 Appointed after winning the Liberal Party leadership election.
|Incumbent
|{{Age in years and days|2023|06|01}} (As of {{CURRENTDAY}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}})
|}

[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli|**]]
[[Category:Lists|Prime Ministers]]

List of Prime Ministers of Ibagli

2023-08-05T15:29:41Z

Ibagli:

The following is a '''list of [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Ministers]] of [[Ibagli]].'''

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;" width="90%"
|- style="background-color:#EEEEEE;"
!rowspan="2" colspan="2"| Prime Minister
!rowspan="2"| Party
!colspan="2"| Term
!rowspan="2"| [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parli- aments]]
!rowspan="2"| Time in office
|- style="background-color:#EEEEEE;"
! Beginning
! End
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 1
|[[Image:Brixton.jpg|120px]] '''[[Edward Brixton]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|15 June 1955 Appointed upon Ibagli's independence, after winning the [[1955 General Election]].
|10 August 1959 Resigned after losing the [[1959 General Election]].
|[[1st Parliament|1st]]
|4 years, 1 month, 26 days (1517 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 2
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Joseph Kenilworth]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|10 August 1959 Appointed after winning the [[1959 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1963 General Election|1963]] and [[1967 General Election]]s.
|10 August 1972 Resigned after losing the [[1972 General Election]].
|[[2nd Parliament|2nd]] [[3rd Parliament|3rd]] [[4th Parliament|4th]]
|13 years (4749 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 3
|[[Image:LeVeque 4.jpg|120px]] '''[[Henry LeVeque]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|10 August 1972 Appointed after winning the [[1972 General Election]].
|15 October 1976 Resigned after losing the [[1976 General Election]].
|[[5th Parliament|5th]]
|''Total:'' 8 years, 3 months, 23 days (3037 days) ''First term:'' 4 years, 2 months, 5 days (1527 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 4
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Mark Rockington]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|15 October 1976 Appointed after winning the [[1976 General Election]].
|12 May 1977 Resigned after losing the [[1977 General Election]].
|[[6th Parliament|6th]]
|6 months, 27 days (209 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:LeVeque 4.jpg|120px]] '''[[Henry LeVeque]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|12 May 1977 Appointed after winning the [[1977 General Election]].
|30 June 1981 Resigned after losing the [[1981 General Election]].
|[[7th Parliament|7th]]
|''Second term:'' 4 years, 1 month, 18 days (1510 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 5
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Charles Forrester]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|30 June 1981 Appointed after winning the [[1981 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1981 General Election]].
|8 May 1989 Died in office.
|[[8th Parliament|8th]] [[9th Parliament|9th]]...
|7 years, 10 months, 8 days (2869 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 6
|[[Image:Harlington.jpg|120px]] '''[[Thomas Harlington]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|11 May 1989 Appointed following the death of Charles Forrester.
|2 November 1989 Resigned after losing the [[1989 General Election]].
|...[[9th Parliament|9th]]
|5 months, 22 days (175 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 7
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Bradley Hunter]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|2 November 1989 Appointed after winning the [[1989 General Election]].
|30 August 1994 Resigned after losing the [[1994 General Election]].
|[[10th Parliament|10th]]
|4 years, 9 months, 28 days (1762 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 8
|[[Image:Goodwin.jpg|120px]] '''[[John Goodwin]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|30 August 1994 Appointed after winning the [[1994 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[1999 General Election]].
|20 August 2004 Resigned after losing the [[2004 General Election]].
|[[11th Parliament|11th]] [[12th Parliament|12th]]
|''Total:'' 14 years, 3 months, 5 days (5210 days) ''First term:'' 9 years, 11 months, 21 days (3643 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 9
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|20 August 2004 Appointed after winning the [[2004 General Election]].
|17 June 2005 Died in office.
|[[13th Parliament|13th]]...
|9 months, 28 days (301 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 10
|[[Image:Kinder.jpg|120px]] '''[[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|19 June 2005 Appointed following the death of Vincent McNeese.
|15 January 2006 Resigned after the [[January 2006 General Election]], having lost the leadership of Liberal Party during the campaign.
|...[[13th Parliament|13th]]
|6 months, 27 days (210 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 11
|[[Image:Smalleganbiography.jpg|120px]] '''[[Marcus Smallegan]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|15 January 2006 Appointed after winning a plurality of seats in the [[January 2006 General Election]].
|11 February 2006 Resigned after losing a vote of confidence following the Speech from the Throne.
|[[14th Parliament|14th]]...
|27 days
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | 12
|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|120px]] '''[[Roger Pollack]]''' (1st time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|11 February 2006 Appointed after the fall of the Smallegan government on an issue of confidence.
|17 November 2006 Resigned after losing the [[November 2006 General Election]].
|...[[14th Parliament|14th]]
|''First term:'' 9 months, 7 days (280 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:Goodwin.jpg|120px]] '''Sir [[John Goodwin]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|17 November 2006 Appointed after winning the [[November 2006 General Election]].
|3 March 2011 Resigned for the purpose of retiring from politics.
|[[15th Parliament|15th]]...
|''Second term:'' 4 years, 3 months, 14 days (1567 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/con}} border=1 | 13
|[[Image:Flag.png|120px]] '''[[Amelia Pietersen]]'''
|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|3 March 2011 Appointed after winning the [[Conservative Party leadership election, 2011|2011 Conservative Party leadership election]].
|29 August 2011 Resigned after losing the [[2011 General Election]].
|...[[15th Parliament|15th]]
|5 months, 26 days (179 days)
|-
|bgcolor={{colour/chart/lib}} border=1 | -
|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|120px]] '''[[Roger Pollack]]''' (2nd time of 2)
|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|29 August 2011 Appointed after winning the [[2011 General Election]]. Re-elected in the [[2014 General Election|2014]], [[2017 General Election|2017]], and [[2020 General Election|2020]] general elections.
|1 June 2023 Resigned for the purpose of retiring from politics.
|[[16th Parliament|16th]] [[17th Parliament|17th]] [[18th Parliament|18th]] [[19th Parliament|19th]]
|''Second term:'' {{Age in years and days|2011|08|29}} (As of {{CURRENTDAY}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}})
|}

[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli|**]]
[[Category:Lists|Prime Ministers]]

Prime Minister of Ibagli

2023-08-05T15:27:42Z

Ibagli:

{{Politics}}

The '''Prime Minister of Ibagli''' is the head of government of [[Ibagli]]. The office is not officially outlined in any of Ibagli's [[Constitution of Ibagli|constitutional documents]], but is based on constitutional convention.

The Prime Minister is appointed by the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]], who typically appoints the leader of the political party or coalition that holds the greatest number of seats in the [[House of Commons]].

The current Prime Minister is [[Andrew Spearman]], who was appointed on 1 June 2023 after being elected leader of the [[Liberal Party]].

==Qualifications and Selection==

The Prime Minister is formally appointed by the Governor-General on behalf of the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Sovereign]]. Constitutional convention, however, requires that the Governor-General appoint the leader of the party or coalition with the most seats in the House of Commons in order to maintain a stable government.

The Prime Minister may be any Ibaglian or Commonwealth citizen of voting age (18 years). It is also a constitutional convention that the Prime Minister be a member of the [[House of Commons]]. In the event that the leader of a victorious party does not win a seat in the House, it was until 2006 customary for a junior MP in a 'safe' seat to resign and permit the leader of the party to run in the ensuing by-election. With the advent of party-list voting, however, it is unlikely that a party leader will be unable to be elected.

==Term==

The Prime Minister does not have a fixed term. They are only required to resign if an opposition party wins a majority of the seats in the House of Commons. If the government loses the confidence of the House of Commons, the Prime Minister has two options. He may resign, allowing the Governor-General to appoint a new Prime Minister, or he may request that Parliament be dissolved and a general election be called. It is a constitutional convention that a general election may not be called within six months of another unless it is impossible for any party to govern.

Elections for the House of Commons must be held at most 5 years after the previous one; however, the Prime Minister may ask the Governor-General to call a general election at nearly any time. Usually, when a party has a majority, elections are held 4-5 years after the previous election. With minority governments, votes of no confidence may bring about quick elections or resignations.

The record for the longest-serving Prime Minister is held by [[John Goodwin]], who surpassed [[Joseph Kenilworth]]'s record of 13 years on 27 November 2009. The shortest serving Prime Minister was [[Marcus Smallegan]].

==Role and Authority==
[[Image:1 East Coronation.jpg|thumb|left|[[1 East Coronation Street]], the residence of the Prime Minister]]
The Prime Minister is the head of the Ibaglian government, and is, in practice, the most powerful member of the Ibaglian government.

The office of Prime Minister is mentioned nowhere in the [[Constitution of Ibagli|Ibaglian Constitution]]. Under modern constitutional practice, however, their prerogatives are primarily those given to the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] in the various constitutional documents of Ibagli. The Prime Minister of Ibagli, as do other Commonwealth Prime Ministers, arguably has the most personal and absolute power of any elected leader of any full democracy in the world.

The Prime Minister has ''de facto'' control over the following appointments:

*Justices of the [[Supreme Court of Ibagli]]
*All [[Cabinet]] members, who he may replace at any time
*Vacancies in the [[Senate]]
*All ambassadors and high commissioners to foreign states
*The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]]

==See Also==

*[[List of Prime Ministers of Ibagli]]

[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli|*]]

Andrew Spearman

2023-08-05T15:26:41Z

Ibagli:

'''The Honourable Andrew Spearman, MP''' is an [[Ibagli]]an politician, currently serving as [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]. From 2004 to 2005, he served as [[Minister of Home Affairs]] in the government of [[Vincent McNeese]], and then as [[Minister of Finance]] in the government of [[Anthony Kinder]] from 2005 to 2006. Later in 2006, he served as [[Minister of Transport]] in the government of [[Roger Pollack]]. In the second government of Roger Pollack, he served as [[Attorney-General]] and then as Minister of Finance. He was elected leader of the Liberal Party after the resignation of Roger Pollack in 2023 and was appointed Prime Minister on 1 June of that year.

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Helen Bannister]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] 2004–2005
|[[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Anthony Kinder]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] 2005–2006
|[[Robert Clarke]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''13th Ministry - Government of [[Roger Pollack]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Paul Kelso]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] 2006
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''16th Ministry - Government of [[Roger Pollack]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Gilbert Donaldson]]
|[[Attorney-General]] 2011–2017
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] 2017–
|''Incumbent''
|}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Spearman, Andrew}}
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[[Category:Members of the Executive Council]]
[[Category:Members of the Liberal Party]]
[[Category:Ministers of Finance]]
[[Category:Ministers of Home Affairs]]
[[Category:Ministers of Transport]]

Roger Pollack

2023-08-05T15:22:24Z

Ibagli:

{| class="toccolours" style="width:23em; border collapse:collapse; border:1; font-size:90%; text-align:left; float:right;" cellpadding="2"
|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|180px]]
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|'''12th [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 11 February 2006–18 November 2006 29 August 2011–1 June 2023
|-
| '''Preceded By:'''
| [[Marcus Smallegan]] [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| '''Succeeded By:'''
| Sir [[John Goodwin]] Incumbent
|-
| '''Party Affiliation:'''
| [[Liberal Party]]
|-
| '''Born:'''
| 19 February 1953 [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]], [[wp:Queensland|Queensland]], [[wp:Australia|Australia]]
|}

'''The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP''' was the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] of [[Ibagli]]. He served from February to November 2006 and from 2011 to 2023. He was born on 19 February 1953 in [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]] [[wp:Australia|Australia]], to David Pollack, a Scottish laborer, and Victoria Llewellyn Pollack, the daughter of a Welsh mine worker. He attended [[wp:Cairns State High School|Cairns State High School]] and the [[wp:University of Queensland|University of Queensland]], where he recieved a degree in law. In 1979 he emigrated to Ibagli, and took up a job as a solicitor for the [[Ibaglian Railway and Maritime Workers Union]]. He was made a [[Queen's Counsel]] in 1986.

in 1989 he stood for election for the Liberal Party in the district of [[Haphonia-St. Edwards (electoral district)|Haphonia-St. Edwards]], the site of the nearly derelict [[Port of Haphonia]]. In 2003 he was appointed to be the Shadow Minister of Labour. During the [[Vincent McNeese|McNeese]] administration he was the [[Minister of Labour]]. In December 2005 he challenged [[Anthony Kinder]] for the leadership of the Liberal Party. On 1 January 2006 he was nearly unanimously elected to that position, just weeks before a [[January 2006 General Election|general election]]. He stepped down as leader of the Liberal Party in 2023, and resigned as Prime Minister on 1 June.

==Prime Minister==

On 10 February 2006, the Liberal Party formed a [[Green-Liberal coalition government|coalition]] with the [[Green Party]], led by [[Steven Lyall]], that successfully toppled the recently-formed [[Marcus Smallegan|Smallegan]] government the next day. Pollack was appointed Prime Minister shortly thereafter.

===Cabinet===

{|border="1"
!
!Jan.–Jul. 2006
!Jul.–Oct. 2006
!Oct. 2006–
|-
|[[Minister of Finance]]
|colspan="3"|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|-
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|colspan="3"|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|-
|[[Minister of Defence]]
|[[Steven Lyall]]
|colspan="2"|[[Steve McLaren]]
|-
|[[Attorney-General]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Michael]]
|-
|[[Minister of the Environment]]
|[[Ashlee Bushway]]
|colspan="2"|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|[[Minister of Transport]]
|colspan="3"|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
|[[Minister of Health]]
|colspan="3"|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Minister of Labour]]
|[[Steve McLaren]]
|colspan="2"|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|-
|[[Minister of Education]]
|colspan="3"|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|-
|[[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Jenkins]]
|-
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|colspan="3"|[[Phillip Randolph]]
|-
|[[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|colspan="3"|[[Charlotte Faulkes]]
|}

===Appointments===

*Pollack advised [[Queen Elizabeth II]], the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Queen of Ibagli]], to appoint Sir [[Steven Spell]] as [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] on 1 September 2006.

==Opposition==

The [[Conservative Party]] won the [[November 2006 General Election]], and Pollack resigned as Prime Minister shortly thereafter. He remained leader of the party and currently serves as [[Leader of the Opposition]].

==Second term==

The Liberal Party won the [[2011 General Election]], and Pollack was appointed Prime Minister on 29 August 2011.

===Cabinet===

{|border=1
!Name
!Position
|-
|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2017–) [[Attorney-General]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|[[Attorney-General]] (2017–) [[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Anthony Gaskill]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2017–) [[Minister of the Environment]] (2011–2017) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2017–) [[Minister of Health]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Megan Prince]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Jason Reid]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2016–) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Karen Walker]]
|[[Minister of Health]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Darren Anderson]]
|[[Minister of the Environment]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Melissa Randolph]]
|[[Minister of Education]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2011–2016)
|}

==Honours==
*[[wp:List of orders, decorations and medals of the Republic of China|Order of Brilliant Star]] ([[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]]) - Special Grand Cordon (2011)

===Shorthand titles===

*Roger Pollack (1953–1986)
*Roger Pollack, QC (1986–1989)
*Roger Pollack, QC, MP (1989–2004)
*The Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2004–2006)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2006–2022)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP (2022–present)

{| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3"|{{PM}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Oppleaders}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Liberal Leaders}}
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]''' 2006 2011–
| Succeeded by: [[John Goodwin]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Leader of the Opposition]]''' 2006 2006–2011
| Succeeded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Robert Clarke]]
| Succeeded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Anthony Kinder]]
| '''Leader of the [[Liberal Party]]''' 2006–
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] 2004–''2005''
|''Cont'd into 11th Ministry''
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|''Cont'd from 10th Ministry''
|[[Minister of Labour]] ''2005''–2006
|[[Kelli Williams]]
|}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Pollack, Roger}}
[[Category:Ibaglian King's Counsel]]
[[Category:Leaders of the Opposition]]
[[Category:Members of the Executive Council]]
[[Category:Members of the Liberal Party]]
[[Category:Members of the Privy Council]]
[[Category:Ministers of Labour]]
[[Category:Prime Ministers of Ibagli]]

Roger Pollack

2023-08-05T15:21:01Z

Ibagli:

{| class="toccolours" style="width:23em; border collapse:collapse; border:1; font-size:90%; text-align:left; float:right;" cellpadding="2"
|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP'''
|colspan="2" align="center"|[[Image:Pollack.jpg|180px]]
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|'''12th [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 11 February 2006–18 November 2006 29 August 2011–1 June 2023
|-
| '''Preceded By:'''
| [[Marcus Smallegan]] [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| '''Succeeded By:'''
| Sir [[John Goodwin]] Incumbent
|-
| '''Party Affiliation:'''
| [[Liberal Party]]
|-
| '''Born:'''
| 19 February 1953 [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]], [[wp:Queensland|Queensland]], [[wp:Australia|Australia]]
|}

'''The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP''' is the [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] of [[Ibagli]]. He was appointed to his current term as Prime Minister after the [[Liberal Party|Liberal]] victory in the [[2011 General Election]]. He served a previous term as Prime Minister from February to November 2006. He was born on 19 February 1953 in [[wp:Cairns, Queensland|Cairns]] [[wp:Australia|Australia]], to David Pollack, a Scottish laborer, and Victoria Llewellyn Pollack, the daughter of a Welsh mine worker. He attended [[wp:Cairns State High School|Cairns State High School]] and the [[wp:University of Queensland|University of Queensland]], where he recieved a degree in law. In 1979 he emigrated to Ibagli, and took up a job as a solicitor for the [[Ibaglian Railway and Maritime Workers Union]]. He was made a [[Queen's Counsel]] in 1986.

in 1989 he stood for election for the Liberal Party in the district of [[Haphonia-St. Edwards (electoral district)|Haphonia-St. Edwards]], the site of the nearly derelict [[Port of Haphonia]]. In 2003 he was appointed to be the Shadow Minister of Labour. During the [[Vincent McNeese|McNeese]] administration he was the [[Minister of Labour]]. In December 2005 he challenged [[Anthony Kinder]] for the leadership of the Liberal Party. On 1 January 2006 he was nearly unanimously elected to that position, just weeks before a [[January 2006 General Election|general election]].

==Prime Minister==

On 10 February 2006, the Liberal Party formed a [[Green-Liberal coalition government|coalition]] with the [[Green Party]], led by [[Steven Lyall]], that successfully toppled the recently-formed [[Marcus Smallegan|Smallegan]] government the next day. Pollack was appointed Prime Minister shortly thereafter.

===Cabinet===

{|border="1"
!
!Jan.–Jul. 2006
!Jul.–Oct. 2006
!Oct. 2006–
|-
|[[Minister of Finance]]
|colspan="3"|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|-
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|colspan="3"|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|-
|[[Minister of Defence]]
|[[Steven Lyall]]
|colspan="2"|[[Steve McLaren]]
|-
|[[Attorney-General]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Michael]]
|-
|[[Minister of the Environment]]
|[[Ashlee Bushway]]
|colspan="2"|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|-
|[[Minister of Transport]]
|colspan="3"|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|-
|[[Minister of Health]]
|colspan="3"|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|-
|[[Minister of Labour]]
|[[Steve McLaren]]
|colspan="2"|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|-
|[[Minister of Education]]
|colspan="3"|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|-
|[[Minister of Culture and Heritage]] [[Minister of Press and Media]]
|colspan="3"|[[Jacob Jenkins]]
|-
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|colspan="3"|[[Phillip Randolph]]
|-
|[[Leader of the Government in the Senate]]
|colspan="3"|[[Charlotte Faulkes]]
|}

===Appointments===

*Pollack advised [[Queen Elizabeth II]], the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Queen of Ibagli]], to appoint Sir [[Steven Spell]] as [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] on 1 September 2006.

==Opposition==

The [[Conservative Party]] won the [[November 2006 General Election]], and Pollack resigned as Prime Minister shortly thereafter. He remained leader of the party and currently serves as [[Leader of the Opposition]].

==Second term==

The Liberal Party won the [[2011 General Election]], and Pollack was appointed Prime Minister on 29 August 2011.

===Cabinet===

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!Position
|-
|[[Andrew Spearman]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2017–) [[Attorney-General]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]
|[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] [[Government House Leader]]
|-
|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
|[[Attorney-General]] (2017–) [[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Anthony Gaskill]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] (2017–) [[Minister of the Environment]] (2011–2017) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Lawrence McCune]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2017–) [[Minister of Health]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Megan Prince]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Jason Reid]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2016–) [[Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Karen Walker]]
|[[Minister of Health]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Darren Anderson]]
|[[Minister of the Environment]] (2017–)
|-
|[[Melissa Randolph]]
|[[Minister of Education]]
|-
|[[Richard LeVeque]]
|[[Minister of Finance]] (2011–2017)
|-
|Sir [[Joseph Vela]]
|[[Minister of Defence]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]
|[[Minister of Transport]] (2011–2017)
|-
|[[Leonard Shedd]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] (2011–2016)
|}

==Honours==
*[[wp:List of orders, decorations and medals of the Republic of China|Order of Brilliant Star]] ([[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]]) - Special Grand Cordon (2011)

===Shorthand titles===

*Roger Pollack (1953–1986)
*Roger Pollack, QC (1986–1989)
*Roger Pollack, QC, MP (1989–2004)
*The Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2004–2006)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, QC, MP (2006–2022)
*The Right Honourable Roger Pollack, KC, MP (2022–present)

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|colspan="3"|{{PM}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Oppleaders}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Liberal Leaders}}
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Prime Minister of Ibagli]]''' 2006 2011–
| Succeeded by: [[John Goodwin]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
| Preceded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|rowspan="2"| '''[[Leader of the Opposition]]''' 2006 2006–2011
| Succeeded by: [[Marcus Smallegan]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Robert Clarke]]
| Succeeded by: [[Amelia Pietersen]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Anthony Kinder]]
| '''Leader of the [[Liberal Party]]''' 2006–
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''10th Ministry - Government of [[Vincent McNeese]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Amelia Pietersen]]
|[[Minister of Labour]] 2004–''2005''
|''Cont'd into 11th Ministry''
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''11th Ministry - Government of [[Anthony Kinder]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|''Cont'd from 10th Ministry''
|[[Minister of Labour]] ''2005''–2006
|[[Kelli Williams]]
|}

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Order of precedence

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Ibagli:

:''For post-nominal letters, see [[List of post-nominal letters]].''
The following is the '''order of precedence''' in [[Ibagli]].
<hr>
*The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King of Ibagli]] (His Majesty King Charles III)
*The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] (His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID) or the Administrator of the Government of Ibagli, when exercising that office
*Members of the royal family entitled to the style of ''Majesty'' or ''Royal Highness''

**Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
**His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Catherine, Princess of Wales|The Princess of Wales]] GCVO
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex|The Duke of Sussex]] KCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Meghan, Duchess of Sussex|The Duchess of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Andrew, Duke of York|The Duke of York]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh|The Duke of Edinburgh]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh|The Duchess of Edinburgh]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince George of Wales|Prince George of Wales]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Charlotte of Wales (born 2015)|Princess Charlotte of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Louis of Wales|Prince Louis of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Archie of Sussex|Prince Archie of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Lilibet of Sussex|Princess Lilibet of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Beatrice of York|Princess Beatrice, Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Eugenie|Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester|The Duke of Gloucester]] KG GCVO SSI
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester|The Duchess of Gloucester]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Kent|The Duke of Kent]] KG GCMG GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Katharine, Duchess of Kent|The Duchess of Kent]] GCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy|Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy]] LG GCVO ID CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Michael of Kent|Prince Michael of Kent]] GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Michael of Kent|Princess Michael of Kent]]

*The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. [[Roger Pollack]] KC MP)
*The [[Chief Justice of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC)
*The [[Speaker of the House of Commons]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Vincent Craddock]] KCRI MP)
*Ambassadors and High Commissioners, in order of appointment
*Former Governors-General of Ibagli, in order of leaving office (''None living'')
*Surviving spouses of deceased Governors-General
**The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
**The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
*Ministers of the Crown, in order of appointment to the [[Executive Council]], with Privy Counsellors taking precedence
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
**The Hon. [[Amy Pfeiffer]] MP
**The Hon. [[Lawrence McCune]] MP
**The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] MP
**The Hon. [[Anthony Gaskill]] MP
**The Hon. [[Melissa Randolph]] MP
**The Hon. [[Jason Reid]] MP
**The Hon. [[Megan Prince]] MP
**The Hon. [[Karen Walker]] MP
**The Hon. [[Darren Anderson]] MP
*The [[Leader of the Opposition]] (The Hon. [[Alex Foster]] MP)
*Former Prime Ministers of Ibagli, in order of entering office
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] GCRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Amelia Pietersen]] MP
*Privy Counsellors
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Maria Hanson]] DCRI CMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Rankin]] KCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]] MRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
*Members of the [[Executive Council]]
*Puisne Justices of the [[Supreme Court of Ibagli|Supreme Court]], in order of appointment
**Sir [[Henry Good]] KCRI KC
**Sir [[Nicholas Law]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Alice Marshall]] DCRI KC
**Dame [[Kathryn Jameson]] DCRI KC
**Sir [[Robert Wu]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Jillian Greer]] DCRI KC
*Chief Judge of the [[Crown Court]] (Sir [[Robert LaPierre]] KCRI KC)
*Puisne Judges of the Crown Court, in order of appointment
**[[Daniel Welland]]
**[[Albert Tarning]] KC
**[[Nancy Tinway]] KC
**[[Phillip Ronden]] KC
**[[Amy Fanden]]
**[[Lorrie Hannington]]
**[[Bradley Kane]] KC
**[[James Gatt]]
**[[Ronald Asden]] KC
*Other Judges
*[[List of Members of the House of Commons|Members of the House of Commons]]
*Consuls General, in order of appointment
*[[Chief of the Defence Staff]] (Field Marshal Sir [[Peter Chaucer]] KCRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Navy]] (Admiral [[William Getty]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Army]] (General [[Edward Manning]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Air Force]] (''Air Chief Marshal the Hon. Sir [[Steven Lyall]] KCRI ID — ranks higher as a member of the Executive Council'')
*Chief Constable of the [[Royal Ibaglian Constabulary]] (Chief Constable [[Daniel Pennington]] CRI QPM)

[[Category:Ibaglian culture and heritage]]

Order of precedence

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Ibagli:

:''For post-nominal letters, see [[List of post-nominal letters]].''
The following is the '''order of precedence''' in [[Ibagli]].
<hr>
*The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|King of Ibagli]] (His Majesty King Charles III)
*The [[Governor-General of Ibagli]] (His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID) or the Administrator of the Government of Ibagli, when exercising that office
*Members of the royal family entitled to the style of ''Majesty'' or ''Royal Highness''

**Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
**His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Catherine, Princess of Wales|The Princess of Wales]] GCVO
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex|The Duke of Sussex]] KCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Meghan, Duchess of Sussex|The Duchess of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Andrew, Duke of York|The Duke of York]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh|The Duke of Edinburgh]] KG GCVO CD ADC(P)
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh|The Duchess of Edinburgh]] GCVO CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince George of Wales|Prince George of Wales]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Charlotte of Wales (born 2015)|Princess Charlotte of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Louis of Wales|Prince Louis of Wales]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Archie of Sussex|Prince Archie of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Lilibet of Sussex|Princess Lilibet of Sussex]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Beatrice of York|Princess Beatrice, Mrs. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi]]
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Eugenie|Princess Eugenie, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank]]
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester|The Duke of Gloucester]] KG GCVO SSI
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester|The Duchess of Gloucester]] GCVO
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Edward, Duke of Kent|The Duke of Kent]] KG GCMG GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Katharine, Duchess of Kent|The Duchess of Kent]] GCVO
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy|Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy]] LG GCVO ID CD
**His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince Michael of Kent|Prince Michael of Kent]] GCVO CD
**Her Royal Highness [[wp:Princess Michael of Kent|Princess Michael of Kent]]

*The [[Prime Minister of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. [[Roger Pollack]] KC MP)
*The [[Chief Justice of Ibagli]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC)
*The [[Speaker of the House of Commons]] (The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Vincent Craddock]] KCRI MP)
*Ambassadors and High Commissioners, in order of appointment
*Former Governors-General of Ibagli, in order of leaving office (''None living'')
*Surviving spouses of deceased Governors-General
**The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
**The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
*Ministers of the Crown, in order of appointment to the [[Executive Council]], with Privy Counsellors taking precedence
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
**The Hon. [[Amy Pfeiffer]] MP
**The Hon. [[Lawrence McCune]] MP
**The Hon. [[Andrew Spearman]] MP
**The Hon. [[Anthony Gaskill]] MP
**The Hon. [[Melissa Randolph]] MP
**The Hon. [[Jason Reid]] MP
**The Hon. [[Megan Prince]] MP
**The Hon. [[Karen Walker]] MP
**The Hon. [[Darren Anderson]] MP
*The [[Leader of the Opposition]] (The Hon. [[Alex Foster]] MP)
*Former Prime Ministers of Ibagli, in order of entering office
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] GCRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Amelia Pietersen]] MP
*Privy Counsellors
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Maria Hanson]] DCRI CMG
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Rankin]] KCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
**The Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]] MRI MP
**The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
*Members of the [[Executive Council]]
*Puisne Justices of the [[Supreme Court of Ibagli|Supreme Court]], in order of appointment
**Sir [[Henry Good]] KCRI KC
**Sir [[Nicholas Law]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Alice Marshall]] DCRI KC
**Dame [[Kathryn Jameson]] DCRI KC
**Sir [[Robert Wu]] KCRI KC
**Dame [[Jillian Greer]] DCRI KC
*Chief Judge of the [[Crown Court]] (Sir [[Robert LaPierre]] KCRI KC)
*Puisne Judges of the Crown Court, in order of appointment
**[[Daniel Welland]]
**[[Albert Tarning]] KC
**[[Nancy Tinway]] KC
**[[Phillip Ronden]] KC
**[[Amy Fanden]]
**[[Lorrie Hannington]]
**[[Bradley Kane]] KC
**[[James Gatt]]
**[[Ronald Asden]] KC
*Other Judges
*[[List of Members of the House of Commons|Members of the House of Commons]]
*Consuls General, in order of appointment
*[[Chief of the Defence Staff]] (Field Marshal Sir [[Peter Chaucer]] KCRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Navy]] (Admiral [[William Getty]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Army]] (General [[Edward Manning]] CRI ID)
*[[Chief of the Air Force]] (''Air Chief Marshal the Hon. Sir [[Steven Lyall]] KCRI ID — ranks higher as a member of the Executive Council'')
*Chief Constable of the [[Royal Ibaglian Constabulary]] (Chief Constable [[Daniel Pennington]] CRI QPM)

[[Category:Ibaglian culture and heritage]]

Steven Spell

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Ibagli: /* Overseas visits */

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|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, OIM, GCVO, GCRI, KCMG, ID'''
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|8th '''[[Governor-General of Ibagli]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 15 September 2006–
|-
| '''Predecessor:'''
| Dame [[Annette Farquhar]]
|-
| '''Successor:'''
| Incumbent
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|4th '''[[Speaker of the House of Commons]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 2 September 1985–25 August 1994
|-
| '''Predecessor:'''
| Sir [[George Denham]]
|-
| '''Successor:'''
| Dame [[Hillary Wilson]]
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|11th '''[[Leader of the Opposition|Leader of the Loyal Opposition]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 30 June 1981–16 January 1982
|-
| '''Predecessor:'''
| [[Charles Forrester]]
|-
| '''Successor:'''
| [[John Forton]]
|-
| '''Party:'''
| [[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
|-
|colspan="2" align="center"|'''Member of the [[House of Commons]]'''
|-
| '''Term:'''
| 25 July [[1963 General Election|1963]]–25 August [[1994 General Election|1994]]
|-
| '''District:'''
| [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-
| '''Party:'''
| [[Conservative Party|Conservative]] (1963–1970) [[Liberal Party|Liberal]] (1970–1985) Independent (1985–1994)
|-
| '''Born:'''
| 27 October 1938 [[wp:Oakville, Ontario|Oakville]], [[wp:Ontario|Ontario]], [[wp:Canada|Canada]]
|}

'''His Excellency the Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, OIM, GCVO, GCRI, KCMG, ID''' is the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] of [[Ibagli]]. He was installed as Governor-General on 15 September 2006. He is also a former [[Speaker of the House of Commons]], having been elected to the position in 1985 and having served until the end of the [[10th Parliament]] in 1994. He was a member of the cabinet during both governments of [[Henry LeVeque]], as [[Minister of Home Affairs]] from 1972 to 1976 and [[Minister of Health]] from 1977 to 1981.

==Early Life==

He was born on 27 October 1938 in [[wp:Oakville, Ontario|Oakville]], [[wp:Ontario|Ontario]], [[wp:Canada|Canada]]. His family emigrated to Ibagli in 1946, taking up residence in Chesterford. He attended school at [[Exeter School|Exeter]] and [[Thistledowne University|Thistledowne]], where he obtained a degree in political science. From 1959 to 1963 he worked in the office of Prime Minister [[Joseph Kenilworth]].

==Member of Parliament==

In 1963, he was elected to the [[House of Commons]] as the [[Conservative Party|Conservative]] MP for the district of [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]] in [[Haphonia]]. At the time, he was the youngest person ever elected to the House. He was reelected to the same seat in 1967. In 1964 he introduced a private member's resolution that would have abolished the [[Senate]]. The government, though supportive of the resolution, refused to allow it to make it to the floor, for fear that the Senate would prevent government bills from being passed. Spell stated in Parliament shortly after the bill was tabled that "this house, the house elected by the people of Ibagli, is being held hostage by the other place."

In 1970, after his discontent with Conservative Party policies in the areas of justice and aboriginal rights grew, he crossed the aisle to become a member of the [[Liberal Party]] and became the Shadow Minister of Home Affairs. While holding this position, he became the chief supporter of the move to abolish [[Capital Punishment in Ibagli|capital punishment]]. On the first sitting day after the switch, the Conservative members of the House turned their back as he walked into the chamber.

After Spell crossed the aisle, many people in Ibagli felt that he should have resigned his seat and faced a by-election, as he was elected to be a member of the Conservative Party. The level of criticism lessened as the Conservative Party's policies grew into disfavour with the public. Spell was reelected to his seat in the House in the [[1972 General Election]], claiming over 60% of the vote.

==Cabinet Minister==

===Minister of Home Affairs===

In [[1972 General Election|1972]], the Liberal Party was swept into power in a landslide, and Spell became the [[Minister of Home Affairs]] and the [[Government House Leader]]. On his first day in office, he instituted a moratorium on [[Capital punishment in Ibagli|capital punishment]], and commuted the sentence of every person sentenced to death. Ibagli's laws against homosexuality were repealed in 1972. In 1973, capital punishment was abolished in Ibagli.

In [[1976 General Election|1976]], the Conservative Party came to power after forming a coalition with the [[Social Credit Party]]. From 1976 until the collapse of the coalition in 1977, Spell served as Opposition House Leader and Shadow Minister of Home Affairs. During the time between his terms as a Minister, [[Queen Elizabeth II]] and [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh|The Duke of Edinburgh]] visited Ibagli. Spell stated that his greatest sadness about the loss in the 1976 election came when he realized that he would not be able to act as a minister-in-attendance for the royal party.

===Minister of Health===

In [[1977 General Election|1977]], the Liberals were returned to office, and Spell was appointed to be the [[Minister of Health]] and the [[Government House Leader]]. He is most widely remembered for overseeing the creation of the [[National Health Agency]], Ibagli's universal healthcare system.

==Liberal leadership==

The Liberal Party lost the election held in [[1981 General Election|1981]]. Shortly after losing the election, Liberal leader [[Henry LeVeque]] announced his intention to resign. He appointed Spell, who many had felt was LeVeque's natural successor, to be the interim leader of the party until a leadership election could be held in 1982.

Many assumed the leadership would be uncontested. Five weeks before the convention, backbench MP [[John Forton]] announced his candidacy. Though Spell polled better in the public at large, many in the party felt that the party needed to be led by someone from outside of LeVeque's circle. During the campaign, Forton was able to portray Spell as soft on the environment after Spell refused to support a plan to make it less economically viable to own an automobile. Forton was narrowly elected leader of the Liberal Party in the leadership election.

==Speaker==

In 1985, while reportedly considering a second bid for the leadership of the Liberal Party after the resignation of John Forton, he was elected by the House of Commons to be [[Speaker of the House of Commons|Speaker]]. He was the last Speaker to only be required to gain the support of a plurality of Members of the House. Indeed, he was elected by the smallest plurality ever - only 19 MPs. Upon his election to the Speakership, he changed his party designation to independent, emulating the tradition of Speakers of the British House of Commons.

Shortly after his election, Spell stopped leading the House in prayer at the beginning of each sitting. He stated that he did not feel comfortable praying to a God in which he did not believe. This action was lambasted by religious conservatives as the beginning of a 'slippery slope towards secularism.' The Conservative Party considered sponsoring a motion placing the prayers back on the paper, but Spell stated that if the prayers were placed back on the agenda, he would resign. Shortly afterwards, he began to incorporate an unofficial moment of silence into the beginning of sessions that allowed members time for silent prayer.

His 50th birthday party in 1988 was attended by the [[wp:Prince Andrew, Duke of York|Duke]] and [[wp:Sarah, Duchess of York|Duchess of York]], who were touring Ibagli at the time.

Spell was the first Speaker to interrupt a Prime Minister for speaking for too long during Question Period. In 1986, he ordered Prime Minister [[Charles Forrester|Forrester]] to wrap up one of his notoriously long answers after he talked for over Spell's 2 minute-limit. Forrester would eventually gain the skill of talking as fast as possible. The 2 minute rule was continued by successive Speakers. Though he was criticised by President of the [[Conservative Party]] [[Verna Weston]] for what she described as his 'vitriolic hatred of all things related to this government and all things Conservative', he applied the same rule to the [[Bradley Hunter|Hunter]] government.

In 1991, an arrest warrant was issued for [[Sean Garsden]], a Liberal MP after allegations of money laundering. Garsden fled to the Commons chamber, where he stayed for nearly two weeks, food and water being brought to him while the house was not sitting by fellow MPs. When the [[Haphonia]] Police department stormed [[Parliament of Ibagli|Parliament]] in order to apprehend Garsden, the House was sitting. When the police entered the chamber and ordered Garsden to appear, Spell ordered the officers to withdraw. After they refused, Spell quoted William Lenthall, the British Speaker who refused to allow King Charles I to apprehend members for treason, as follows: 'I have neither eyes to see nor tongue to speak in this place but as the House is pleased to direct me, whose servant I am here.' He went on to invoke the immunity from prosecution that MPs have that was guaranteed by the Governor-General on behalf of the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Queen]]. One officer refused to leave the chamber, and Spell ordered the Serjeant-at-Arms to arrest him. The officer was found to be in contempt of Parliament by the house, and was ordered to be imprisoned for 3 hours, the total amount of time taken up in the House by the episode. Garsden later resigned from the House in order to spare it from further disruption. He was later found guilty of the crime for which the warrant was issued.

In 1993, he refused to admit the Usher of the Black Rod into the House when he arrived to summon the house to a royal assent ceremony during question period. He was eventually admitted after question time ended. Spell chastised [[Government House Leader]] [[Maria Hanson]] and [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] [[Bradley Hunter]] for scheduling the [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] to arrive during important business of the House. It was thought by some that Hunter had scheduled the Governor-General to arrive at that time in order to shorten question period during a time when he was facing significant rebellion from his own party.

He held the office of Speaker until [[1994 General Election|1994]], when he stepped down as Speaker and as a Member of Parliament. Shortly before the end of the 10th Parliament, the House changed its rules so that an MP would be required to gain the support of a majority of the House before being elected Speaker. He was offered an appointment to the [[Senate]] by both [[Bradley Hunter]] and [[John Goodwin]]. He refused both offers. He stated that he believed he would be unable to maintain the neutrality that he was expected to hold in most affairs. He was also heard to have expressed a statement of contempt about the Senate shortly thereafter. In 2009, a biographer of Bradley Hunter revealed that Spell had said that he would sit in the Senate as a member of the [[Conservative Party]] if appointed. Spell refused to comment on the matter, saying any conversations about the matter were private. Former members of the Conservative leadership stated on 20 May that they had not been approached by Spell on the matter.

==Foreign service==

Spell was appointed High Commissioner to [[wp:Canada|Canada]] in 1994 by the new [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]] government. He held this position until 1999. In 2003, he was appointed High Commissioner to the [[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]] and Ambassador to [[wp:Republic of Ireland|Ireland]]. He retired in 2005 and moved back to his home in [[Chesterford]]. He was made a member of the [[Order of Ibaglian Merit]] in April 2006 for 4 decades of public service. Due to the injury and later death of [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] Dame [[Annette Farquhar]], he was unable to be invested with the insignia of the Order until visiting [[Queen Elizabeth II]] shortly before taking office as Governor-General.

==Monarchist League==

In 1991, Spell founded the [[Monarchist League of Ibagli]], an Ibaglian interest group dedicated to the preservation of the [[Monarchy in Ibagli]]. Spell led the group as its chairperson until his appointment as [[Governor-General of Ibagli|Governor-General]] in 2006.

==IBC==

From 1999 to 2003, Spell was a political analyst and commentator for political and state events for [[Ibaglian Broadcasting Company|IBC]] television. He left IBC when appointed High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, but returned in 2006 to cover the [[January 2006 General Election|2006 Election]].

==Governor-General==

On 1 September 2006, it was announced that [[Queen Elizabeth II]], the [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Queen of Ibagli]], acting on the advice of [[Prime Minister of Ibagli|Prime Minister]] [[Roger Pollack]], had appointed Spell to serve as the next [[Governor-General of Ibagli]], replacing Dame [[Annette Farquhar]], who died in July. He was installed on 15 September 2006.

===Overseas visits===

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Country
!Date(s)
!Purpose
|-
|[[wp:Tonga|Tonga]]
|19 September 2006
|Funeral of King [[wp:Taufa'ahau Tupou IV|Taufa'ahau Tupou IV]]
|-
|[[wp:Canada|Canada]]
|4-6 April 2007
|[[List of state visits|State visit]]
|-
|[[wp:United States|United States]]
|6-9 April 2007
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:Mexico|Mexico]]
|9-10 April 2007
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:Samoa|Samoa]]
|18 May 2007
|Funeral of [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]]
|-
|[[wp:Afghanistan|Afghanistan]]
|24-27 August 2007
|Visiting Ibaglian armed forces
|-
|[[wp:New Zealand|New Zealand]]
|1-4 November 2007
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:Australia|Australia]]
|4-7 November 2007
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:East Timor|East Timor]]
|7-8 November 2007
|State visit, visiting Ibaglian armed forces
|-
|[[wp:Solomon Islands|Solomon Islands]]
|8-9 November 2007
|State visit, visiting Ibaglian armed forces
|-
|[[wp:Tonga|Tonga]]
|30 July-2 August 2008
|Coronation of King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]]
|-
|[[wp:Tonga|Tonga]]
|13-15 May 2009
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:Solomon Islands|Solomon Islands]]
|16 November 2009
|Visiting Ibaglian armed forces
|-
|[[wp:Papua New Guinea|Papua New Guinea]]
|16-17 November 2009
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:East Timor|East Timor]]
|17 November 2009
|Visiting Ibaglian armed forces
|-
|[[wp:Singapore|Singapore]]
|17-19 November 2009
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:The Philippines|The Philippines]]
|19-20 November 2009
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]] (Taiwan)
|21-25 November 2009
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]] (Taiwan)
|10 October 2011
|[[wp:100th Anniversary of the Republic of China|Centenary of the Republic of China]]
|-
|[[wp:Tuvalu|Tuvalu]]
|6-8 November 2011
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:Samoa|Samoa]]
|8-10 November 2011
|State visit
|-
|[[wp:Tonga|Tonga]]
|27 March 2012
|Funeral of King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]]
|-
|[[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
|3-6 June 2012
|[[wp:Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II|The Queen's Diamond Jubilee]]
|-
|[[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
|26-31 July 2012
|[[wp:2012 Summer Olympics|2012 Summer Olympics]]
|-
|[[wp:South Africa|South Africa]]
|10 December 2013
|[[wp:Death and state funeral of Nelson Mandela|Funeral of Nelson Mandela]]
|-
|[[wp:Tonga|Tonga]]
|4 July 2015
|Coronation of King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]]
|-
|[[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
|10 June 2016
|The Queen's 90th birthday
|-
|[[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
|2-5 June 2022
|[[wp:Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth II|The Queen's Platinum Jubilee]]
|-
|[[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
|18-19 September 2022
|[[wp:Death and state funeral of Elizabeth II|State funeral of Queen Elizabeth II]]
|-
|[[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
|5-6 May 2023
|[[wp:Coronation of Charles III and Camilla|Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla]]
|}

==Quotes==
{| class="toccolours" style="width:23em; border collapse:collapse; border:1; font-size:90%; text-align:left; float:right;" cellpadding="2"
|+ style="margin-left: inherit;" | '''Speeches by Steven Spell'''
|-
|
* [[Document:Steven Spell installation speech|Installation as Governor-General]] - 15 September 2006 
* [[Document:Steven Spell speech to the Monarchist League|Speech to the Monarchist League of Ibagli]] - 9 October 2006
|}
* 'Let us today rise up, Mr Speaker, and form a new society, one where the people shout with one united voice that vengeance has no place in our hearts, in our minds, and most certainly not in our justice system.'
:''During a debate in the House of Commons on the abolition of capital punishment.''

* 'Mr Speaker, the Opposition says that the National Health plan is unfair to Ibaglians. What the Leader of the Opposition, and indeed every Member who is opposed to this plan needs to do is to go out into the country and talk to the thousands of Ibaglians who cannot pay for healthcare and ask them what is unfair. Is this plan perfect, Mr Speaker? Of course not. Is it better? Yes. Is it more fair? Yes. Will it allow thousands of Ibaglians to pay their own way in life and stop living in fear of illness or injury? Yes, and that's what matters.'
:''In a Parliamentary debate on the creation of the National Health Agency in 1978.''

* 'I'm not going to support some asinine measure designed to make people use a make-believe transit system.'
:''During the Liberal Party leadership debate in 1982, referring to [[John Forton]]'s plans to nearly double the price of fuel in Ibagli to provide incentives for the use of mass transit.''

* 'I'd go to the conference, but I fear that I should save my petrol money in case we win.'
:''After being asked why he would not be attending the 1985 [[Liberal Party]] conference.''

* 'Officers, I have neither eyes to see nor tongue to speak in this place but as the House is pleased to direct me, whose servant I am here. On the eighth of January 1990, His Excellency, acting on behalf of our sovereign lady the Queen, who you have sworn to serve, guaranteed to me that the members of this House have freedom from arrest while the House sits. It is with that authority, gentlemen, that I must order you to withdraw from this chamber until the House has adjourned.' (after protest from one of the officers) 'I cannot say that I just made a debatable statement. I do not wish to use the powers of my office to force you out of this chamber, but I am so willing if need be.' (after further protest) 'Serjeant-at-Arms, have any officers who do not immediately leave the chamber arrested.'
:''After Haphonia Police officers stormed Parliament Hill to arrest Liberal MP [[Sean Garsden]] for money laundering.''

* 'No self-respecting Speaker of the House would ever become a member of the "other place", as I've learned to call it.'
:''Statement Spell was heard to have made after being offered an appointment to the [[Senate]].

* 'Sometimes it isn't about what the people want. If we allowed a referendum on constitutional rights, there's a good chance it would fail. Many people aren't very keen on rights for people they dislike.'
:''On the IBC program ''Parliamentary Review'' in 2003.

* 'If I had wanted to lead congregations in prayer, I would have become a clergyman, not a member of a house of debate.'
:''On the IBC program ''Parliamentary Review'' in 2004, during a discussion on the role of religion in the public sphere, referring to his removal of the opening prayers from the order papers in the House of Commons.''

* 'I don't think electing the Governor-General is a particularly good idea. Having a mandate from the people could only lead to conflict between the Governor-General and his or her government. Imagine if we had an elected Governor-General during the — I don't like to call it a "constitutional crisis," because it's not a crisis if it's working the way it's designed — the political uncertainty in 2005 and 2006. It's not my job to swoop in with a mandate from the people and make sure that the government is toeing the lines drawn by opinion polls. It's my job to, in Her Majesty's stead, ensure the smooth functioning of government.'
:''During an [[Documents:Steven Spell IBC interview|interview]] for IBC news.''

==Honours==

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|
{{Ribbons/Spell|50}}
|-
|align="center"|[[Image:GCRI star.jpg|150px]]
|-
|align="center"|[[File:Brilliant Jade.png|150px]]
|}

*[[Order of Ibaglian Merit]] (2006)
*[[wp:Royal Victorian Order|Royal Victorian Order]] - Knight Grand Cross (2008)
*[[Royal Ibaglian Order]] - Knight Grand Companion (1994) (Knight Companion in 1986)
*[[wp:Order of St Michael and St George|The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George]] - Knight Commander (1985)
*[[wp:Venerable Order of St John|The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem]] - Knight of Justice
*[[wp:Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal|Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal]] (1977)
*[[wp:Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal|Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal]] (2002)
*[[wp:Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal|Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal]] (2012)
*[[wp:Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal|Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal]] (2022)
*[[Semicentennial Medal]] (2005)
*[[Ibaglian Forces Decoration]] (2006)
*[[Health Service Medal|Ibaglian Health Service Medal]] (2006)
*[[wp:Order of the Aztec Eagle|Order of the Aztec Eagle]] ([[wp:Mexico|Mexico]]) - Collar (2007)
*[[wp:Order of the Crown of Tonga|Order of the Crown of Tonga]] ([[wp:Tonga|Tonga]]) - Grand Cross (2009)
*[[wp:Darjah Utama Temasek|Order of Temasek]] ([[wp:Singapore|Singapore]]) - 1st Class (2009)
*[[wp:Order of Sikatuna|Order of Sikatuna]] ([[wp:Philippines|Philippines]]) - Grand Collar (2009)
*[[wp:List of orders, decorations and medals of the Republic of China|Order of Brilliant Jade]] ([[wp:Republic of China|Republic of China]]) - Grand Cordon (2009)

*Lord of [[wp:Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council|Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council]] (1985)

===Honorary Military Positions===

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Military Force
!Unit
!Title
!Years
|-
|[[Image:Flag.png|40px]] [[Ibaglian Army]]
|[[Governor-General's Dragoon Guards]]
|Colonel of the Regiment
|2006–
|-
|[[File:White Ensign.png|40px]] [[Royal Ibaglian Navy]]
|[[HMNB Crofton]]
|Honorary Commodore
|2010–
|-
|[[File:RIAF Ensign.png|40px]] [[Royal Ibaglian Air Force]]
|[[RIAF Haphonia]]
|Honorary Air Commodore
|2010–
|}

===Shorthand Titles===

*Steven Spell (27 October 1938–25 July 1963)
*Steven Spell, MP (25 July 1963–10 August 1972)
*The Honourable Steven Spell, MP (10 August 1972–2 September 1985)
*The Right Honourable Steven Spell, MP (2 September 1985–31 December 1985)
*The Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, KCMG, MP (31 December 1985–8 July 1986)
*The Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, KCMG, KCRI, MP (8 July 1986–1 September 1994)
*The Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, GCRI, KCMG (1 September 1994–3 June 1994)
*His Excellency the Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, GCRI, KCMG (3 June 1994–15 November 1999)
*The Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, GCRI, KCMG (15 November 1999–12 February 2003)
*His Excellency the Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, GCRI, KCMG (12 February 2003–17 November 2005)
*The Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, GCRI, KCMG (17 November 2005–20 April 2006)
*The Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, OIM, GCRI, KCMG (20 April 2006–4 September 2006)
*The Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, OIM, GCRI, KCMG, ID (4 September 2006–15 September 2006)
*His Excellency the Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, OIM, GCRI, KCMG, ID (15 September 2006–16 July 2008)
*His Excellency the Right Honourable Sir Steven Spell, OIM, GCVO, GCRI, KCMG, ID (16 July 2008–)

===Arms===

<gallery>
File:Steven Spell Arms (pre-1985).png|before 1985
File:Steven Spell Arms (1985-1986).png|1985-1986
File:Steven Spell Arms (1986-1994).png|1986-1994
File:Steven Spell Arms (1994-2006).png|1994-2006
File:Steven Spell Arms.png|2008-present
</gallery>

==Electoral Record==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|[[1963 General Election]]
|-
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|District: [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-style="background:#EEEEEE;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Candidate
!Votes
!%
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/con}};color:{{Colour/seat/con}};"|****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|(x)[[Steven Spell]]
|402
|49.7
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};"|****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|Harold Erlenmeyer
|352
|43.5
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};"|****
|[[Social Credit Party]]
|Jeff Walker
|39
|4.8
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};"|****
|Independent Communist
|Greg Yarden
|16
|2
|- style="background:#EEEEEE;"
|colspan="3" align="right"|Total valid votes
|809
|100.0
|}

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|[[1967 General Election]]
|-
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|District: [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-style="background:#EEEEEE;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Candidate
!Votes
!%
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/con}};color:{{Colour/seat/con}};"|****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|(x)[[Steven Spell]]
|467
|48.2
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};"|****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|John Hanks
|421
|43.6
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};"|****
|[[Social Credit Party]]
|Jeff Walker
|59
|6.1
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};"|****
|Independent Communist
|Greg Yarden
|13
|1.3
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};"|****
|Independent
|Alan Rogden
|8
|.8
|- style="background:#EEEEEE;"
|colspan="3" align="right"|Total valid votes
|968
|100.0
|}

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|[[1972 General Election]]
|-
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|District: [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-style="background:#EEEEEE;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Candidate
!Votes
!%
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};"|****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|(x)[[Steven Spell]]
|918
|60.5
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/con}};color:{{Colour/seat/con}};"|****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|Terry Rankin
|430
|28.3
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};"|****
|[[Social Credit Party]]
|Orton Rainer
|128
|8.4
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};"|****
|[[Communist Party]]
|Greg Yarden
|43
|2.8
|- style="background:#EEEEEE;"
|colspan="3" align="right"|Total valid votes
|1519
|100.0
|}

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|[[1976 General Election]]
|-
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|District: [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-style="background:#EEEEEE;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Candidate
!Votes
!%
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};"|****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|(x)[[Steven Spell]]
|690
|53.2
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};"|****
|[[Social Credit Party]]
|Orton Rainer
|255
|19.7
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/con}};color:{{Colour/seat/con}};"|****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|Terry Rankin
|245
|18.9
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};"|****
|[[Communist Party]]
|Jeanne Ritter
|56
|4.3
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};"|****
|Independent
|George Hughes
|51
|3.9
|- style="background:#EEEEEE;"
|colspan="3" align="right"|Total valid votes
|1297
|100.0
|}

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|[[1977 General Election]]
|-
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|District: [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-style="background:#EEEEEE;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Candidate
!Votes
!%
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};"|****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|(x)[[Steven Spell]]
|757
|48.3
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/con}};color:{{Colour/seat/con}};"|****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|[[Phillip Benton]]
|638
|40.7
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};"|****
|[[Social Credit Party]]
|Orton Rainer
|78
|5
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};"|****
|[[Communist Party]]
|Jeanne Ritter
|61
|3.9
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};"|****
|Independent
|George Hughes
|32
|2.1
|- style="background:#EEEEEE;"
|colspan="3" align="right"|Total valid votes
|1566
|100.0
|}

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|[[1981 General Election]]
|-
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|District: [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-style="background:#EEEEEE;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Candidate
!Votes
!%
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};"|****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|(x)[[Steven Spell]]
|918
|43.7
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/con}};color:{{Colour/seat/con}};"|****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|Jennifer Ling
|901
|42.9
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};"|****
|[[Social Credit Party]]
|John Tarren
|175
|8.3
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/iap}};color:{{Colour/seat/iap}};"|****
|[[Ibaglian Action Party]]
|Richard Fanning
|68
|3.2
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};"|****
|[[Communist Party]]
|Gary Harrold
|39
|1.9
|- style="background:#EEEEEE;"
|colspan="3" align="right"|Total valid votes
|2101
|100.0
|}

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|[[1985 General Election]]
|-
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|District: [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-style="background:#EEEEEE;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Candidate
!Votes
!%
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};color:{{Colour/seat/lib}};"|****
|[[Liberal Party]]
|(x)[[Steven Spell]]
|1115
|42.6
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/con}};color:{{Colour/seat/con}};"|****
|[[Conservative Party]]
|Jennifer Ling
|1108
|42.3
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};color:{{Colour/seat/scr}};"|****
|[[Social Credit Party]]
|John Tarren
|192
|7.3
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/iap}};color:{{Colour/seat/iap}};"|****
|[[Ibaglian Action Party]]
|Richard Fanning
|97
|3.7
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};"|****
|Independent
|Frank Wehring
|77
|2.9
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};color:{{Colour/seat/cmu}};"|****
|[[Communist Party]]
|Gary Harrold
|31
|1.2
|- style="background:#EEEEEE;"
|colspan="3" align="right"|Total valid votes
|2620
|100.0
|}

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|[[1989 General Election]]
|-
!style="background:#EEEEEE;" colspan="5"|District: [[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]]
|-style="background:#EEEEEE;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Candidate
!Votes
!%
|-
|style="background-color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};color:{{Colour/seat/ind}};"|****
|Independent (Speaker)
|(x)[[Steven Spell]]
|2531
|100.0
|- style="background:#EEEEEE;"
|colspan="3" align="right"|Total valid votes
|2531
|100.0
|}

{| border=1 class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;margin:0 auto"
|colspan="3"|{{GG}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Speaker}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Oppleaders}}
|-
|colspan="3"|{{Liberal Leaders}}
|-
| Preceded by: [[Annette Farquhar]]
| '''[[Governor-General of Ibagli]]''' 2006–
| Succeeded by: Incumbent
|-
| Preceded by: [[George Denham]]
| '''[[Speaker of the House of Commons|Speaker]] of the [[House of Commons]]''' 1985–1994
| Succeeded by: [[Hillary Wilson]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Jeremy Cannon]]
| '''High Commissioner to the [[wp:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]''' '''Ambassador to [[wp:Republic of Ireland|Ireland]]''' 2003–2005
| Succeeded by: [[Nancy Hawthorne]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Charles Forrester]]
| '''''[[Leader of the Opposition]]''' (acting)'' 1981–1982
|rowspan=2| Succeeded by: [[John Forton]]
|-
| Preceded by: [[Henry LeVeque]]
| '''''Leader of the [[Liberal Party]]''' (acting)'' 1981–1982
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''3rd Ministry - Government of [[Henry LeVeque]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Henry Caboter]]
|[[Minister of Home Affairs]] 1972–1976
|[[Geoffery Gordon]]
|-
|[[Joseph Kenilworth]]
|[[Government House Leader]] 1972–1976
|[[Douglas Pack]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/lib}}"|'''5th Ministry - Government of [[Henry LeVeque]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''Office'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Nathan Pender]]
|[[Minister of Health]] 1977–1981
|[[Nathan Pender]]
|-
|[[Douglas Pack]]
|[[Government House Leader]] 1977–1981
|[[Thomas Harlington]]
|-
|colspan="3" style="background:{{Colour/chart/hoc}}"|'''[[House of Commons]]'''
|-
|'''Predecessor'''
|'''District'''
|'''Successor'''
|-
|[[Alexander Canton]]
|[[Colltik Bridge (Electoral District)|Colltik Bridge]] 1963–1994
|[[Jacob Philips]]
|}

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[[Category:Ibaglian diplomats]]
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[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order]]
[[Category:Leaders of the Opposition]]
[[Category:Members of the Conservative Party]]
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[[Category:Recipients of the Ibaglian Forces Decoration]]
[[Category:Speakers of the House of Commons]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

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Ibagli: /* Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion */

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]] ''(1986-2022)''
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|rowspan="2"|2012
|rowspan="2"|Living
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]] ''(2012-2022)''
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI QC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI QC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI QC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI QC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

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Ibagli: /* Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion */

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]] ''(1986-2022)''
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|rowspan="2"|2012
|rowspan="2"|Living
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]] ''(2012-2023)''
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI QC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI QC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI QC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI QC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

2023-06-30T13:27:38Z

Ibagli: /* Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion */

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|rowspan="2"|2012
|rowspan="2"|Living
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]] ''(2012-2023)''
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI QC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI QC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI QC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI QC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

2023-06-30T13:27:26Z

Ibagli: /* Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion */

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|rowspan="2"|2012
|rowspan="2"|Living
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]] ''(2012-2023)''
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI QC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI QC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI QC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI QC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

2023-06-30T13:27:13Z

Ibagli: /* Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion */

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|rowspan="2"|2012
|rowspan="2"|Living
|-
[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]] ''(2012-2023)''
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI QC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI QC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI QC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI QC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

2023-06-30T13:26:18Z

Ibagli: /* Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion */

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]] [[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|2012
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI QC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI QC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI QC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI QC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

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Ibagli: /* Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion */

==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|2012
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI QC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI QC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI QC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI QC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

Royal Ibaglian Order

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Ibagli:

[[Image:Companion insignia.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Insignia of a Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order]]

The '''Royal Ibaglian Order''' is an [[Ibagli|Ibaglian]] order of chivalry instituted in 1986 by [[Queen Elizabeth II]]. The Order includes five classes in civil and military divisions, in order of seniority:

* Knight or Dame Grand Companion (GCRI)
* Knight or Dame Companion (K/DCRI)
* Companion (CRI)
* Officer (ORI)
* Member (MRI)

==History==

When the order was instituted in 1986, it was meant to eventually replace the [[wp:Order of the Bath|Order of the Bath]], the [[wp:Order of St Michael and St George|Order of St Michael and St George]], and the [[wp:Order of the British Empire|Order of the British Empire]] in Ibagli. Appointments to the two latter orders have continued sporadically, however.

==Composition==

The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Monarch]] is the Sovereign of the Order and appoints all members of the order (by convention, on the advice of the Government). The Chancellor and Principal Dame Grand Companion of the Order is the [[Governor-General of Ibagli]].

The order is limited to 25 Knights and Dames Grand Companion, 100 Knights and Dames Companion, and 225 Companions. There is no limit on the number of members of the fourth and fifth classes. Appointments are made on the advice of the Government of Ibagli. Foreigners can be admitted to the order as honorary members. Honorary and additional members do not count in the limits of the order. Visiting heads of state are traditionally made honorary Knights Grand Companion of the order.

==Insignia==

The badge of the Royal Ibaglian Order is an eight-pointed white star, with a representation of the shield of the [[Coat of Arms of Ibagli]] surrounded by a blue ring containing gold palm fronds and the word "Ibagli," topped by a royal crown. The ribbon on which the badge is worn is gold with red edges. Knights and dames grand companion wear the badge on a sash worn on the right shoulder. Knights and dames companion and companions wear the insignia suspended from the neck. Officers wear a silver gilt badge with no enamel, and members wear a silver badge with no enamel, both on the left chest. Knights and dames in the first two grades are also entitled to wear a star. The star of a knight or dame grand companion has eight large points, and the star of a knight or dame companion has four large points and four small points. The sovereign and chancellor of the order also receive a collar from which the badge can be suspended.

<gallery>
image:GCRI_star.jpg|Star of a Knight or Dame Grand Companion
image:KCRI_star.jpg|Star of a Knight or Dame Companion
Image:Companion insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of a Knight or Dame Grand Companion, Knight or Dame Companion, or Companion.
Image:ORI insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of an Officer
Image:Member Insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of a Member
Image:Insignia.jpg|Diagram of Civil Division Insignia (male)
</gallery>

==Privileges==

Knights grand companion and knights companion prefix "sir" and dames grand companion and dames companion prefix "dame" to their forenames. Wives of knights are entitled to prefix their surnames with "lady." Knights and dames grand companion use the post-nominal letters "GCRI." Knights companion use "KCRI," dames companion "DCRI," companions "CRI," officers "ORI," and members "MRI." People who are not citizens of a [[wp:Commonwealth realm|Commonwealth realm]] may receive honorary membership in the order, but honorary members of the first two classes are not entitled to place "sir" or "dame" before their names.

Knights and dames grand companion may be granted [[wp:supporter|heraldic supporters]]. Knights and dames grand companion and knights and dames companion may also encircle their arms with the circlet of the order. Members of all grades may have a depiction of their insignia suspended below their arms. The sovereign, chancellor, and previous chancellors of the order are entitled to encircle their arms with a depiction of the order's collar.

==Chapel==

The chapel of the order is [[Haphonia Cathedral]]. A service is held each year at the cathedral for members of the order. The sovereign, chancellor, and ordinary and additional knights and dames grand companion receive stalls in the choir. In addition, there are two visitors' stalls for honorary knights and dames grand companion who choose to attend a service. The banners of knights and dames grand companion are suspended above their stalls, and those of [[wp:Armiger|armigerous]] honorary knights and dames grand companion are also suspended in the choir. The banners are removed after death, but a plate remains in the stall bearing the name and arms of the previous occupant.

==Important members and officials of the Order==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
|colspan="3"|<h3>Sovereign</h3>
|-
|[[File:Queen RI Banner.png|100px]]
|[[King Charles III|His Majesty the King]]
|2022 (Additional Knight Grand Companion in 1986)
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Chancellor and Principal Knight Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|2006 (Knight Grand Companion in 1994)
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince William, Duke of Cambridge|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|2012
|-
|[[File:Queen Camilla Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|colspan="3"|<h4>Civil Division</h4>
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC
|3 October 2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI MP
|8 December 2006
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
|31 December 2006
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
|31 December 2006
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
|28 December 2018
|-
|colspan="3"|<h4>Military Division</h4>
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet the Hon. Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|-
|
|Field Marshal the Hon. Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force the Hon. Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]] (1989-2019)''
|1995
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (2007-2017)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|-
|
|His Excellency [[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty [[wp:Tupou VI|King Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|-
|
|His Excellency [[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|}

==See also==

*[[Document:Royal Ibaglian Order|Statutes of the Royal Ibaglian Order]]

{{Honours}}

[[Category:Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

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List of Knights and Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order

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==Chancellors and Principal Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joshua Arnham]] OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID
|1986
|2009
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Henry LeVeque]] VC KG OIM GCMG GCVO GCRI MC ID QC
|1986 (Ordinary) 1987 (Chancellor)
|2006
|-
|
|Field Marshal The Rt. Hon. Sir [[William Barriter]] OIM GCRI DSO OBE
|1992
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Annette Farquhar]] OIM GCMG GCRI DBE ID QC
|2005
|2006
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|1994 (Ordinary) 2006 (Chancellor)
|Living
|}

==Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|[[File:Duke of Edinburgh banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]] KG KT OM OIM GCVO GCRI GBE ID AK ONZ QSO GCL CC CMM CD PC
|1986
|2021
|-
|[[File:Prince of Wales banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness The [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles, Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCB OM GCRI ID AK GCL QSO CC CD PC ADC
|1986 (Sovereign in 2022)
|Living
|-
|[[File:Queen Mother banner.png|100px]]
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother|Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother]]
|1990
|2002
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|Living
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness [[wp:William, Prince of Wales|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|2012
|Living
|-
|
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|Living
|}

==Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

===Civil Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Charles Robson]] GCRI QC
|1986
|1997
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Joseph Kenilworth]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Mark Rockington]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[George Denham]] GCRI KBE
|1986
|2003
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Edward Hallihan]] GCMG GCRI
|1986
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Gerald Stevens]] GCRI KCMG CBE QC
|1986
|1993
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|Living
|-
|
|Dame [[Harriet LeVeque]] GCRI
|1992
|2016
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|Living
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI QC
|3 October 2005
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|Living
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI QC
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI QC MP
|31 December 2006
|Living
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|Living
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI QC MP
|28 December 2018
|Living
|}

===Military Division===

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[William Benson]] OIM GCRI KBE DSO MC ID
|1986
|2007
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[Terrance Steele]] GCRI KBE LVO MC
|1993
|1997
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|Living
|-
|
|Field Marshal Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|Living
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|Living
|}

==Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion==

{|class="toccolours" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Banner
!Name
!Date of appointment
!Death
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Malietoa Tanumafili II|Malietoa Tanumafili II]] GCMG GCRI CBE ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (1962–2007)''
|1987
|2007
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV|Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (1965–2006)''
|1988
|2006
|-
|[[File:Richard von Weizsacker Banner.png|100px]]
|Dr. [[wp:Richard von Weizsäcker|Richard von Weizsäcker]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Germany|President of the Federal Republic of Germany]] (1984-1994)''
|1989
|2015
|-
|[[File:King of the Belgians Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Baudouin of Belgium|Baudouin]] ''[[wp:King of the Belgians|King of the Belgians]] (1951–1993)''
|1989
|1993
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Francesco Cossiga|Francesco Cossiga]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Italy|President of Italy]] (1985–1992)''
|1989
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Patricio Aylwin|Patricio Aylwin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Chile|President of Chile]] (1990-1994)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Menem|Carlos Menem]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Argentina|President of Argentina]] (1989-1999)''
|1990
|2021
|-
|
|[[wp:Carlos Andrés Pérez|Carlos Andrés Pérez]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Venezuela|President of Venezuela]] (1974–1979, 1989–1993)''
|1990
|2010
|-
|
|[[wp:Wee Kim Wee|Wee Kim Wee]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1985–1993)''
|1990
|2005
|-
|
|His Royal Highness Sultan [[wp:Azlan Shah|Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:Yang di-Pertuan Agong|Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia]] (1989-1994)'' ''[[wp:Sultan of Perak|Sultan of Perak]] (1984–2014)''
|1990
|2014
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Sultan of Brunei|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|Living
|-
|[[File:King of Thailand banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Bhumibol Adulyadej|Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ''[[wp:Monarchy of Thailand|King of Thailand]] (1949-2016)''
|1990
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Corazon Aquino|Corazon Aquino]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (1986–1992)''
|1990
|2009
|-
|
|[[wp:Lee Teng-hui|Lee Teng-hui]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (1988-2000)''
|1990
|2020
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Árpád Göncz|Árpád Göncz]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Hungary|President of Hungary]] (1990-2000)''
|1991
|2015
|-
|
|[[wp:Václav Havel|Václav Havel]] GCB GCRI CC ''[[wp:President of Czechoslovakia|President of Czechoslovakia]] (1989–1992)'' ''[[wp:President of the Czech Republic|President of the Czech Republic]] (1993–2003)''
|1991
|2011
|-
|
|His Majesty King [[wp:Hussein of Jordan|Hussein]] ''[[wp:King of Jordan|King of Jordan]] (1952–1999)''
|1993
|1999
|-
|
|[[wp:Ezer Weizman|Ezer Weizman]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Israel|President of Israel]] (1993–2000)''
|1993
|2005
|-
|
|His Highness Sheikh [[wp:Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah|Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:Emir of Kuwait|Emir of Kuwait]] (1977–2006)''
|1993
|2006
|-
|
|[[wp:Boris Yeltsin|Boris Yeltsin]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Russia|President of the Russian Federation]] (1991–1999)''
|1993
|2007
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]]''
|1995
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:José Ramos-Horta|José Ramos-Horta]] GCRI GCL AC ''[[wp:President of East Timor|President of East Timor]] (2007–2012)''
|2007
|Living
|-
|
|His Highness [[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]]''
|2007
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:George Tupou V|George Tupou V]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]] (2006–2012)''
|2008
|2012
|-
|
|[[wp:Sellapan Ramanathan|Sellapan Ramanathan]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Singapore|President of Singapore]] (1999-2011)''
|2009
|2016
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|Living
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty King [[wp:Tupou VI|Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|Living
|-
|
|[[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|Living
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|Living
|}

[[Category:Dames Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]
[[Category:Knights Grand Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order|*]]

Royal Ibaglian Order

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Ibagli: /* Important members and officials of the Order */

[[Image:Companion insignia.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Insignia of a Companion of the Royal Ibaglian Order]]

The '''Royal Ibaglian Order''' is an [[Ibagli|Ibaglian]] order of chivalry instituted in 1986 by [[Queen Elizabeth II]]. The Order includes five classes in civil and military divisions, in order of seniority:

* Knight or Dame Grand Companion (GCRI)
* Knight or Dame Companion (K/DCRI)
* Companion (CRI)
* Officer (ORI)
* Member (MRI)

==History==

When the order was instituted in 1986, it was meant to eventually replace the [[wp:Order of the Bath|Order of the Bath]], the [[wp:Order of St Michael and St George|Order of St Michael and St George]], and the [[wp:Order of the British Empire|Order of the British Empire]] in Ibagli. Appointments to the two latter orders have continued sporadically, however.

==Composition==

The [[Monarchy in Ibagli|Monarch]] is the Sovereign of the Order and appoints all members of the order (by convention, on the advice of the Government). The Chancellor and Principal Dame Grand Companion of the Order is the [[Governor-General of Ibagli]].

The order is limited to 25 Knights and Dames Grand Companion, 100 Knights and Dames Companion, and 225 Companions. There is no limit on the number of members of the fourth and fifth classes. Appointments are made on the advice of the Government of Ibagli. Foreigners can be admitted to the order as honorary members. Honorary and additional members do not count in the limits of the order. Visiting heads of state are traditionally made honorary Knights Grand Companion of the order.

==Insignia==

The badge of the Royal Ibaglian Order is an eight-pointed white star, with a representation of the shield of the [[Coat of Arms of Ibagli]] surrounded by a blue ring containing gold palm fronds and the word "Ibagli," topped by a royal crown. The ribbon on which the badge is worn is gold with red edges. Knights and dames grand companion wear the badge on a sash worn on the right shoulder. Knights and dames companion and companions wear the insignia suspended from the neck. Officers wear a silver gilt badge with no enamel, and members wear a silver badge with no enamel, both on the left chest. Knights and dames in the first two grades are also entitled to wear a star. The star of a knight or dame grand companion has eight large points, and the star of a knight or dame companion has four large points and four small points. The sovereign and chancellor of the order also receive a collar from which the badge can be suspended.

<gallery>
image:GCRI_star.jpg|Star of a Knight or Dame Grand Companion
image:KCRI_star.jpg|Star of a Knight or Dame Companion
Image:Companion insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of a Knight or Dame Grand Companion, Knight or Dame Companion, or Companion.
Image:ORI insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of an Officer
Image:Member Insignia.jpg|Civil Division Insignia of a Member
Image:Insignia.jpg|Diagram of Civil Division Insignia (male)
</gallery>

==Privileges==

Knights grand companion and knights companion prefix "sir" and dames grand companion and dames companion prefix "dame" to their forenames. Wives of knights are entitled to prefix their surnames with "lady." Knights and dames grand companion use the post-nominal letters "GCRI." Knights companion use "KCRI," dames companion "DCRI," companions "CRI," officers "ORI," and members "MRI." People who are not citizens of a [[wp:Commonwealth realm|Commonwealth realm]] may receive honorary membership in the order, but honorary members of the first two classes are not entitled to place "sir" or "dame" before their names.

Knights and dames grand companion may be granted [[wp:supporter|heraldic supporters]]. Knights and dames grand companion and knights and dames companion may also encircle their arms with the circlet of the order. Members of all grades may have a depiction of their insignia suspended below their arms. The sovereign, chancellor, and previous chancellors of the order are entitled to encircle their arms with a depiction of the order's collar.

==Chapel==

The chapel of the order is [[Haphonia Cathedral]]. A service is held each year at the cathedral for members of the order. The sovereign, chancellor, and ordinary and additional knights and dames grand companion receive stalls in the choir. In addition, there are two visitors' stalls for honorary knights and dames grand companion who choose to attend a service. The banners of knights and dames grand companion are suspended above their stalls, and those of [[wp:Armiger|armigerous]] honorary knights and dames grand companion are also suspended in the choir. The banners are removed after death, but a plate remains in the stall bearing the name and arms of the previous occupant.

==Important members and officials of the Order==

{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
|colspan="3"|<h3>Sovereign</h3>
|-
|[[File:Queen RI Banner.png|100px]]
|[[King Charles III|His Majesty the King]]
|2022 (Additional Knight Grand Companion in 1986)
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Chancellor and Principal Knight Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Steven Spell Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|His Excellency The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Steven Spell]] OIM GCVO GCRI KCMG ID
|2006 (Knight Grand Companion in 1994)
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Additional Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Princess Anne Banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness [[wp:Anne, Princess Royal|The Princess Royal]] KG KT GCVO GCRI ID GCL CMM QSO CD
|1992
|-
|[[File:Duke of Cambridge banner.png|100px]]
|His Royal Highness [[wp:Prince William, Duke of Cambridge|The Prince of Wales]] KG KT GCRI PC ADC(P)
|2012
|-
|
|Her Majesty [[wp:Queen Camilla|The Queen]] LG LT GCVO GCRI ONZ CSM CD PC
|2023
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Ordinary Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|colspan="3"|<h4>Civil Division</h4>
|-
|[[File:Viscountess Feldon banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. [[Patricia Cunard, Viscountess Feldon|the Viscountess Feldon]] OIM GCRI
|1988
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Thomas Harlington]] GCRI
|1991
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Bradley Hunter]] GCRI KCMG
|1995
|-
|[[File:Jeremy Cannon Arms Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]] GCRI CMG MP
|1999
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Dame [[Hillary Wilson]] GCRI
|2000
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Albert Wooster]] GCRI KC
|3 October 2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[John Goodwin]] OIM GCRI CH
|31 December 2005
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI MP
|8 December 2006
|-
|
|Prof. Sir [[Jonathan Franklin]] GCRI OBE
|31 December 2006
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Anthony Kinder]] GCRI KC
|31 December 2006
|-
|[[File:Marcus Smallegan Banner.png|100px]]
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]] GCRI KC MP
|31 December 2006
|-
|
|The Hon. Sir [[Ian Farquhar]] GCRI CBE
|15 June 2013
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Brian Rodney]] GCRI
|30 December 2017
|-
|
|The Rt. Hon. Sir [[Richard LeVeque]] GCRI KC MP
|28 December 2018
|-
|colspan="3"|<h4>Military Division</h4>
|-
|
|Admiral of the Fleet the Hon. Sir [[Alexander Parsons]] OIM GCRI ID
|1992
|-
|[[File:Erik Barnes banner.png|100px]]
|Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]] GCRI DSO MC ID MP
|1999
|-
|
|Field Marshal the Hon. Sir [[George Venderschmitt]] GCRI MVO MC ID
|2004
|-
|
|Marshal of the Royal Ibaglian Air Force the Hon. Sir [[Alan Penderson]] GCRI ID
|2008
|-
|colspan="3"|<h3>Honorary Knights and Dames Grand Companion</h3>
|-
|[[File:Queen Beatrix banner.png|100px]]
|Her Royal Highness Princess [[wp:Beatrix of the Netherlands|Beatrix]] LG GCVO GCRI ''[[wp:Monarchy of the Netherlands|Queen of the Netherlands]] (1980-2013)''
|1989
|-
|
|[[wp:Ieremia Tabai|Ieremia Tabai]] GCMG GCRI AO ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (1979–1982, 1983–1991)''
|1989
|-
|
|[[wp:Fernando Collor de Mello|Fernando Collor de Mello]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Brazil|President of Brazil]] (1990-1992)''
|1990
|-
|
|His Majesty Sultan [[wp:Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei|Hassanal Bolkiah]] GCB GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:|Sultan of Brunei]]''
|1990
|-
|[[File:Walesa Banner.png|100px]]
|[[wp:Lech Wałęsa|Lech Wałęsa]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Poland|President of Poland]] (1990-1995)''
|1991
|-
|[[File:Emperor of Japan Banner.png|100px]]
|His Imperial Majesty Emperor [[wp:Akihito|Akihito]] ''[[wp:Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Japan]] (1989-2019)''
|1995
|-
|
|[[wp:Chen Shui-bian|Chen Shui-bian]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2000-2008)''
|2005
|-
|
|[[wp:Felipe Calderón|Felipe Calderón]] GCB GCRI ''[[wp:President of Mexico|President of the United Mexican States]] (2006-2012)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Hamid Karzai|Hamid Karzai]] GCMG GCRI ''[[wp:President of Afghanistan|President of Afghanistan]] (2004-2014)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Tupuola Tufuga Efi|Tupua Tamasese Tupuola Tufuga Efi]] GCRI ''[[wp:O le Ao o le Malo|Head of State of Samoa]] (2007-2017)''
|2007
|-
|
|[[wp:Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Philippines|President of the Philippines]] (2001-2010)''
|2009
|-
|
|His Excellency [[wp:Ma Ying-jeou|Ma Ying-jeou]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]] (2008-2016)''
|2009
|-
|[[File:Tonga Banner.png|100px]]
|His Majesty [[wp:Tupou VI|King Tupou VI]] ''[[wp:King of Tonga|King of Tonga]]''
|2014
|-
|
|His Excellency [[wp:Anote Tong|Anote Tong]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of Kiribati|President of Kiribati]] (2003-2016)''
|2015
|-
|
|Her Excellency [[wp:Tsai Ing-wen|Tsai Ing-wen]] GCRI ''[[wp:President of the Republic of China|President of the Republic of China]]''
|2017
|}

==See also==

*[[Document:Royal Ibaglian Order|Statutes of the Royal Ibaglian Order]]

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