Vincent McNeese

The Right Honourable Sir Vincent McNeese, KP, GCRI, OIM, MP was the Prime Minister of Ibagli from 2004 to 2005.

He was born on 21 February 1940 in Wellington, New Zealand. His family moved to Ibagli when he was 7 years old. He attended Thistledowne and Oxford.

He was first elected to the House of Commons in 1972. He lost his seat in the 1976 election, but regained it the next year. In 1994, he ran an unsuccessful campaign for the leadership of the Liberal Party, losing to Jacob Philips. After the death of Philips in 1996, he was named interim leader. He was later elected leader of the Liberal Party. In the first 2004 election, he won a minority government, which was toppled within three months. In the second 2004 election, the Liberals won a majority.

Cabinet

Name	Position
Anthony Kinder	Minister of Finance
Leonard Shedd	Minister of Foreign Affairs
Steve McLaren	Minister of Defence
Jacob Michael	Minister of Justice
Lawrence McCune	Minister of the Environment Minister of Education
Andrew Spearman	Minister of Transport
Amy Pfeiffer	Minister of Health
Roger Pollack	Minister of Labour
Jacob Jenkins	Minister of Culture and Heritage Minister of Press and Media
Joseph Vela	Government House Leader
Catherine Tessier	Leader of the Government in the Senate

Prime Ministers of Ibagli Brixton · Kenilworth · LeVeque · Rockington · LeVeque Forrester · Harlington · Hunter · Goodwin · McNeese · Kinder Smallegan · Pollack · Goodwin · Pietersen · Pollack · Spearman
Leaders of the Loyal Opposition Warner · Weston · Kenilworth · Johnson · Schmidt · Menzies · LeVeque Parrin · Rockington · LeVeque · Rockington · Forrester · Spell Forton · Hunter · Goodwin · Philips · McNeese · Goodwin · Smallegan Pollack · Smallegan · Clarke · Pollack · Pietersen · Barnes · Foster · McDaniels
Leaders of the Liberal Party Patterson · Baxter · Weatherby · Brixton · Johnson Schmidt · Menzies · LeVeque · Spell · Forton Hunter · Philips · McNeese · Kinder · Pollack
Preceded by: John Goodwin	Prime Minister of Ibagli 2004–2005	Succeeded by: Anthony Kinder
Preceded by: Jacob Philips	Leader of the Liberal Party 1996–2006
	Leader of the Opposition 1996–2004	Succeeded by: John Goodwin