2006 in Ibagli

January

• 01: Roger Pollack is elected leader of the Liberal Party

• 09: Péricles Maranhão Neto leaves the New Conservative Party and joins the Liberal Party

• 12: The parties scramble to form a coalition able to govern Ibagli after no party wins a majority in the House of Commons in the general election

• 13: The Conservative Party and New Conservative Party form the Conservative Alliance of Ibagli. Combined, the parties hold 30 seats in the House of Commons. Coalition leader Marcus Smallegan is appointed Prime Minister

• 18: The Liberal Party and Green Party form a coalition. Combined, the parties hold 30 seats in the House of Commons

• 30: Kathryn Jameson is appointed to the Supreme Court

February

• 11: The Smallegan government falls on the Speech from the Throne. Prime Minister Marcus Smallegan resigns. Liberal leader Roger Pollack is appointed Prime Minister

March

• 05: Former Prime Minister and Governor-General Sir Henry LeVeque hospitalised

• 16: Ibaglian athletes compete in the Commonwealth games

• 30: Sir Henry LeVeque dies

April

• 25: The ILF bombs the ANZAC Day parade in Haphonia, killing 15, including Speaker of the House of Commons Sir Steven Hardeman, and critically injuring Governor-General Dame Annette Farquhar

May

• 04: The Conservative Alliance dissolves

• 09: Ibaglian expeditionary force invades Saint-Denis, the location of several ILF leaders. The invasion causes a constitutional crisis when the Minister of Finance announces that he will not support the invasion, and will use his powers to cut funding to the military until the invasion ends.

• 24: HRH the Princess Royal visits Ibagli

June

• 03: Dame Annette Farquhar returns to official duties as Governor-General

• 07: Marcus Smallegan resigns from Parliament. Robert Clarke becomes the leader of the New Conservative Party and of the opposition

• 27: Disturbance at HM Prison Haphonia

• 29: Soldiers under the leadership of then-Minister of Defence Steven Lyall storm Parliament, seizing control from the government. After the coup, two resistance groups formed, both claiming to be the legitimate government of Ibagli. They formed one group after the "protectorate" was dissolved.

July

• 06: Dame Annette Farquhar's commission as Governor-General is revoked by the Queen on the advice of the Prime Minister

• 08: "Protectorate" forces surrender. Lyall goes into hiding

• 17: Sgt. James Bancroft, RIC, is awarded the George Cross for bravery in apprehending the perpetrators of the ANZAC Day bombing

• 22: A Central Bank of Ibagli official recommends the abolition of the 1p and 2p coins

Explosion in Exeter kills 6 police officers

August

• 03: A warrant is issued for the arrest of Speaker of the House Sir Nicholas Warner and 2 other MPs. Warner recalls the House of Commons, staying within its precincts to avoid arrest

• 27: Sir Marcus Smallegan returns to the House of Commons and the leadership of the House of Commons

September

• 01: Sir Steven Spell is announced as the next Governor-General of Ibagli

• 04: 3 Ibaglian soldiers are killed in Afghanistan

• 15: Sir Steven Spell installed as Governor-General of Ibagli

October

• 11: Liberal cabinet minister Sir Jeremy Cannon is appointed to the Supreme Court of Ibagli

• 16: A motion of confidence in the Pollack government fails. A general election is called for 16 November

• 28: The Conservative and New Conservative Parties announce that they will rejoin under the Conservative banner

November

• 01: The Supreme Court begins an investigation into the June coup

• 05: Dame Annette Farquhar is arrested for her alleged role in the coup

• 16: The Conservative Party wins the general election. Prime Minister Roger Pollack resigns. Sir John Goodwin is appointed Prime Minister

December

• 04: Former cabinet minister Brian Rodney is elected Speaker of the House of Commons

• 07: A fire in a block of flats in Exeter kills nine

• 18: Former Speaker of the House of Commons Nicholas Warner is found dead in his prison cell