Executive Council

The Executive Council of Ibagli is the body that holds formal executive power in Ibagli and is the basis for the cabinet. The Council is established by section 4 of The Constitution Act, 1955. All members of the cabinet are members of the Council, as are most former cabinet ministers, Speakers of the House of Commons, and Governors-General, though only current cabinet members are usually invited to meetings of the Council. Membership is normally for life, but the Governor-General can remove members on the advice of the Prime Minister.

Members of the Executive Council

Current

Cabinet Members are listed in bold.

• Phillip Randolph (2006)
• Ashlee Bushway (2006)
• Péricles Maranhão Neto (2006)
• Sir Steven Lyall (2006)
• Roy Rau (2006)
• Nakira Churchill (2006)
• Dame Kelli Williams (2006)
• Robert Clarke (2006)
• Sir Albert Wooster (2005)
• Andrew Spearman (2005)
• Sir Marcus Smallegan (2005)
• Charles McMurry (2005)
• Sir Erik Barnes (2005)
• Clinton Roser (2005)
• Lawrence McCune (2004)
• Sir Joseph Vela (2004)
• Amy Pfeiffer (2004)
• Roger Pollack (2004)
• Jacob Jenkins (2004)
• Steve McLaren (2004)
• Leonard Shedd (2004)
• Jacob Michael (2004)
• Anthony Kinder (2004)
• Amelia Pietersen (1999)
• Dame Brenda Potter (1999)
• Sir Louis Carlton (1999)
• Gilbert Donaldson (1999)
• Paul Kelso (1999)
• Dame Rebecca Currin (1997)
• Dame Hillary Wilson (1994)
• Sir Brian Rodney (1994)
• Vincent Craddock (1994)
• Sir Jeffery Barkley (1994)
• Robert Hart (1994)
• Helen Bannister (1994)
• Dame Wilma Dansen (1994)
• Sir Russell Fensen (1994)
• Sir Jacob Miller (1994)
• Sir John Rankin (1994)
• Harvey Swints (1989)
• Sir Joshua Dixon (1989)
• Sir Jacob Wooton (1989)
• Sir Gary Sark (1989)
• John Polton (1989)
• Sir Mark Bensen (1989)
• Sir Joshua Otakyu (1989)
• Sir Jeremy Cannon (1989)
• Dame Maria Hanson (1989)
• Charles, Prince of Wales (1987)
• Sir Harold Napier (1985)
• Sir John Goodwin (1985)
• Sir John Forton (1982)
• Dame Camilla Frenton (1981)
• Dame Elizabeth Wenton (1981)
• Sir Jacob Weatherby (1981)
• Sir Geoffery Gordon (1981)
• Sir Mark Tandy (1981)
• Sir Thomas Harlington (1981)
• Sir Douglas Pack (1976)
• Sir Jonathan Vence (1976)
• Sir Mark Rockington (1975)
• Sir Bradley Hunter (1972)
• Sir Ian Farquhar (1972)
• Sir Steven Spell (1972)
• Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (1955)

Former

• Sir William Barriter (2005; d. 2005)
• Sir Steven Hardeman (2000; d. 2006)
• Sir Vincent McNeese (1996; d. 2005)
• Jacob Philips (1994; d. 1996)
• Jack Olds (1994; d. 1996)
• Sir Joshua Arnham (1987; d. 2009)
• Sir Charles Robson (1985; d. 1997)
• Sir Jeffery Long (1981; d. 1985)
• Charles Forrester (1979; d. 1989)
• Joseph Wilkins (1977; d. 1982)
• Sir Henry Tarper (1976; d. 1990)
• Sir Nathan Pender (1976; d. 1993)
• Sir Roger Bolton (1976; d. 1992)
• Sir George Denham (1974; d. 2003)
• Sir Roger Hayles (1972; d. 1984)
• William Parrin (1972; d. 1983)
• Sir Terrence Barker (1972; d.1991)
• Dame Mildred Junor (1972; d. 1995)
• Sir Phillip Vinton (1970; d. 2004)
• Sir Douglas Sumner (1969; d. 1991)
• Sir John Garrington (1969; d. 1988)
• Sir Henry LeVeque (1968; d. 2006)
• Sir Bill Noster (1967; d. 1999)
• Sir Charles Terzing (1967; d. 1987)
• Sir Albert Wilts (1967; d. 1996)
• Winston Menzies (1965; d. 1984)
• Sir Alexander Holland (1963; d. 1974)
• Sir Gregory Parks (1963; d. 1980)
• Sir Raymond Ferst (1963; d. 1992)
• Harold Stuart (1963; d. 1978)
• Phillip Venson (1963; d. 1983)
• Robert Schmidt (1962; d. 1989)
• Byron Johnson (1959; d. 1968)
• Sir Bernard Canton (1959; d. 2007)
• Sir Henry Caboter (1959; d. 1974)
• Sir Howard Tanner (1959; d. 1990)
• Philip Tarnet (1959; d. 1981)
• Sir Thomas Wilcox (1959; d. 1994)
• Sir William Brown (1959; d. 1977)
• Sir Joseph Kenilworth (1958; d. 2004)
• The Lord Feldon (1958; d. 1960)
• Jack Weston (1956; d. 1962)
• Sir John Warner (1955; d. 1958)
• Sir Allen Beech (1955; d. 1968)
• Patrick Gensen (1955; d. 1968)
• Sir Garry Wilberson (1955; d. 1984)
• Sir William Bertrill (1955; d. 1979)
• Sir Raymond McNeese (1955; d. 1982)
• Sir William Yardsman (1955; d. 1968)
• Sir Gerald Stevens (1955; d. 1993)
• Sir Edward Hallihan (1955; d. 1991)
• Sir George Uxbridge (1955; d. 1957)
• Sir Thomas Farnham (1955; d. 1966)
• Sir Edward Brixton (1955; d. 1961)
• Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester (1955; d. 1974)