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.

The Vice-President of the Executive Council presides in the absence of the Governor-General. The role is customarily held by the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons.

Members of the Executive Council

Current

Cabinet Members are listed in bold.

Name	Appointment	Office
Darren Anderson	2017	Minister of the Environment (2017–)
Karen Walker	2017	Minister of Health (2017–)
Megan Prince	2017	Minister of Transport (2017–)
Jason Reid	2016	Minister of Labour (2016–) Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage (2017–)
Alex Foster	2013	Leader of the Opposition (2013–)
Melissa Randolph	2011	Minister of Education (2011–)
Anthony Gaskill	2011	Minister of the Environment (2011–2017) Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage (2011–2017) Minister of Home Affairs (2017–)
Richard LeVeque	2011	Minister of Finance (2011–2017)
Charlotte Faulkes	2006	Leader of the Government in the Senate (2006)
Phillip Randolph	2006	Minister of Home Affairs (2006) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (2006) Vice-President of the Executive Council (2006)
Ashlee Bushway	2006	Minister of the Environment (2006)
Péricles Maranhão Neto	2006	Minister of Finance (2006) Minister of Transport (2011–2017)
Sir Steven Lyall	2006	Minister of Defence (2006)
Nakira Churchill	2006	Minister of the Environment (2006, 2006–2011) Minister of Transport (2011)
Shawna Sorenson	2006	Minister of Home Affairs (2006)
Dame Kelli Williams	2006	Minister of Labour (2006) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (2006) Vice-President of the Executive Council (2006)
Sir Erik Barnes	2006	Minister of Foreign Affairs (2006) Minister of Finance (2006–2011) Acting Leader of the Opposition (2012–2013)
Robert Clarke	2006	Minister of Finance (2006) Minister of Defence (2006–2011) Minister of Home Affairs (2011)
Sir Albert Wooster	2005	Chief Justice of Ibagli (2005–)
Andrew Spearman	2005	Minister of Home Affairs (2004–2005) Minister of Finance (2005–2006, 2017–) Minister of Transport (2006) Attorney-General (2011–2017)
Sir Marcus Smallegan	2005	Leader of the Opposition (2005–2006) Prime Minister of Ibagli (2006) Minister of Foreign Affairs (2006–2011) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (2006–2011) Vice-President of the Executive Council (2006–2011)
Charles McMurry	2005	Minister of Transport (2005–2006)
Clinton Roser	2005	Minister of Culture and Heritage (2006, 2006–2011) Minister of Press and Media (2006, 2006–2011)
Lawrence McCune	2004	Minister of the Environment (2004–2005) Minister of Education (2004–2005, 2006) Minister of Labour (2006) Minister of Health (2011–2017) Minister of Defence (2017–)
Catherine Tessier	2004	Leader of the Government in the Senate (2004–2005)
Sir Joseph Vela	2004	Minister of Transport (2004–2005) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (2004–2006) Vice-President of the Executive Council (2004–2006) Minister of Home Affairs (2005–2006) Minister of the Environment (2006) Minister of Defence (2011–2017)
Amy Pfeiffer	2004	Minister of Health (2004–2006, 2006) Minister of Home Affairs (2011–2017) Attorney-General (2017–)
Roger Pollack	2004	Minister of Labour (2004–2006) Leader of the Opposition (2006, 2006–2011) Prime Minister of Ibagli (2006, 2011–)
Jacob Jenkins	2004	Minister of Culture and Heritage (2004–2006, 2006) Minister of Press and Media (2004–2006, 2006)
Sir Steve McLaren	2004	Minister of Defence (2004–2006, 2006) Minister of Labour (2006)
Leonard Shedd	2004	Minister of Labour (2006, 2011–2016)
Sir Anthony Kinder	2004	Minister of Finance (2004–2005) Prime Minister of Ibagli (2005)
Richard Walker	2000	Leader of the Government in the Senate (2000–2004, 2006, 2006–2011)
Amelia Pietersen	1999	Minister of Labour (1999–2004) Minister of Health (2006) Minister of Home Affairs (2006–2011) Minister of Transport (2006–2011) Prime Minister of Ibagli (2011) Leader of the Opposition (2011–2012)
Dame Brenda Potter	1999	Minister of Health (1999–2004)
Sir Louis Carlton	1999	Minister of the Environment (1999–2004)
Gilbert Donaldson	1999	Attorney-General (1999–2004, 2006, 2006–2011)
Paul Kelso	1999	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1999–2004) Minister of Transport (2006)
Dame Rebecca Currin	1997	Attorney-General (1997–1999)
Dame Hillary Wilson	1994	Speaker of the House of Commons (1994–1999)
Erik Drennan	1994	Leader of the Government in the Senate (1994–2000)
Sir Brian Rodney	1994	Minister of Culture and Heritage (1994–2004) Minister of Press and Media (1998–2004) Speaker of the House of Commons (2006–2017)
Vincent Craddock	1994	Minister of Education (1994–2004) Minister of Labour (2006–2011)
Sir Jeffery Barkley	1994	Minister of Labour (1994–1999)
Robert Hart	1994	Minister of Health (1994–1999, 2006–2011) Minister of Education (2006) Minister of Defence (2011)
Helen Bannister	1994	Minister of Transport (1999–2004) Minister of Home Affairs (1999–2004) Minister of Education (2006–2011) Minister of Health (2011)
Dame Wilma Dansen	1994	Minister of the Environment (1994–1999)
Sir Russell Fensen	1994	Minister of Defence (1994–2004)
Sir Jacob Miller	1994	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1994–1999)
Sir John Rankin	1994	Minister of Finance (1994–2004) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1994–2004) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1994–2004)
Harvey Swints	1989	Minister of Education (1989–1994)
Sir Joshua Dixon	1989	Minister of Labour (1989–1994) Minister of Home Affairs (1989–1991)
Sir Gary Sark	1989	Minister of Transport (1989–1994) Minister of Home Affairs (1991–1994)
John Polton	1989	Minister of the Environment (1989–1994)
Sir Joshua Otakyu	1989	Minister of Defence (1989–1994)
Sir Jeremy Cannon	1989	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1989–1994, 2004–2006, 2006, 2011–) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (2011–) Vice-President of the Executive Council (2011–)
Dame Maria Hanson	1989	Minister of Finance (1989–1994) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1989–1994) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1989–1994)
Charles, Prince of Wales	1987	Honorary appointment (member of the royal family)
Sir John Goodwin	1985	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1985–1989) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1989) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1989) Leader of the Opposition (1989–1994, 2004–2005) Prime Minister of Ibagli (1994–2004, 2006–2011) Minister of Defence (2006)
Sir John Forton	1982	Leader of the Opposition (1982–1985)
Dame Camilla Frenton	1981	Minister of Education (1981–1989)
Sir Mark Tandy	1981	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1981–1985) Minister of Health (1985–1989) Minister of Home Affairs (1994–1999)
Sir Thomas Harlington	1981	Minister of Finance (1981–1989) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1981–1989) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1981–1989) Prime Minister of Ibagli (1989)
Sir Douglas Pack	1976	Attorney-General (1976–1977) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1976–1977) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1976–1977)
Sir Mark Rockington	1975	Leader of the Opposition (1975–1976, 1977–1979) Prime Minister of Ibagli (1976–1977) Minister of Finance (1976–1977)
Sir Bradley Hunter	1972	Minister of Defence (1972–1976, 1977–1981) Leader of the Opposition (1985–1989) Prime Minister of Ibagli (1989–1994)
Sir Ian Farquhar	1972	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1972–1976, 1977–1981)
Sir Steven Spell	1972	Minister of Home Affairs (1972–1976) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1972–1976, 1977–1981) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1972–1976, 1977–1981) Minister of Health (1977–1981) Acting Leader of the Opposition (1981–1982) Speaker of the House of Commons (1985–1994) Governor-General of Ibagli (2006–)
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh	1955	Member of the royal family

Former

Name	Appointment	End of term	Office
Jacob Michael	2004	2014 (Death)	Attorney-General (2004–2006, 2006)
Sir Steven Hardeman	2000	2006 (Death)	Speaker of the House of Commons (1999–2006)
Sir Vincent McNeese	1996	2005 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1996–2004) Prime Minister of Ibagli (2004–2005)
Jacob Philips	1994	1996 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1994–1996)
Jack Olds	1994	1996 (Death)	Attorney-General (1994–1996)
Dame Annette Farquhar	1993	2006 (Death)	Chief Justice of Ibagli (1993–2005) Governor-General of Ibagli (2005–2006)
Brandon Fitch	1989	1996 (Resignation)	Leader of the Government in the Senate (1989–1994)
Sir Jacob Wooton	1989	2010 (Death)	Minister of Health (1989–1994)
Sir Joshua Arnham	1987	2009 (Death)	Governor-General of Ibagli (1980–1987)
Sir James Borman	1985	2013 (Death)	Leader of the Government in the Senate (1985–1989)
Sir Harold Napier	1985	2007 (Death)	Minister of the Environment (1985–1989)
Sir Charles Robson	1985	1997 (Death)	Chief Justice of Ibagli (1985–1993)
Raymond Dinning	1981	1994 (Death)	Leader of the Government in the Senate (1981–1985)
Sir Jeffery Long	1981	1985 (Death)	Chief Justice of Ibagli (1981–1985)
Dame Elizabeth Wenton	1981	2011 (Death)	Minister of the Environment (1981–1985)
Sir Timothy Holbrook	1981	2002 (Death)	Minister of Home Affairs (1981–1985)
Sir Jacob Weatherby	1981	2009 (Death)	Attorney-General (1981–1989) Minister of Labour (1981–1989)
Charles Forrester	1979	1989 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1979–1981) Prime Minister of Ibagli (1981–1989)
Joseph Wilkins	1977	1982 (Death)	Attorney-General (1977–1981) Minister of Labour (1977–1981)
Sir Mark Bensen	1977	2013 (Death)	Minister of Home Affairs (1977–1981) Attorney-General (1989–1994)
Sir Henry Tarper	1976	1990 (Death)	Minister of Health (1967–1972) Minister of Resources (1976–1977)
Sir Jonathan Vence	1976	2010 (Death)	Minister of Labour (1976–1977) Minister of Education (1976–1977)
Sir Nathan Pender	1976	1993 (Death)	Minister of Health (1976–1977, 1981–1985)
Sir Geoffery Gordon	1976	2012 (Death)	Minister of Home Affairs (1976–1977) Minister of Defence (1981–1989)
Sir Roger Bolton	1976	1992 (Death)	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1976–1977)
Sir George Denham	1974	2003 (Death)	Speaker of the House of Commons (1974–1985)
Sir Roger Hayles	1972	1984 (Death)	Chief Justice of Ibagli (1972–1981)
William Parrin	1972	1983 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1972–1975)
Sir Terrence Barker	1972	1991 (Death)	Minister of Labour (1972–1976) Minister of Education (1972–1976) Minister of Education (1977–1981)
Dame Mildred Junor	1972	1995 (Death)	Minister of Health (1972–1976) Minister of Resources (1972–1976, 1977–1981)
Sir Phillip Vinton	1970	2004 (Death)	Attorney-General (1970–1972) Minister of Labour (1970–1972)
Sir Douglas Sumner	1969	1991 (Death)	Chief Justice of Ibagli (1969–1972)
Sir John Garrington	1969	1988 (Death)	Attorney-General (1969–1970) Minister of Labour (1969–1970)
Sir Henry LeVeque	1968	2006 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1968–1972, 1976–1977) Prime Minister of Ibagli (1972–1976) Minister of Finance (1972–1976) Governor-General of Ibagli (1987–1992)
Sir Bill Noster	1967	1999 (Death)	Minister of Resources (1967–1972)
Sir Charles Terzing	1967	1987 (Death)	Minister of Education (1967–1972) Minister of Labour (1967–1969)
Sir Albert Wilts	1967	1996 (Death)	Attorney-General (1967–1969)
Winston Menzies	1965	1984 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1965–1968)
Sir Alexander Holland	1963	1974 (Death)	Chief Justice of Ibagli (1963–1969)
Sir Gregory Parks	1963	1980 (Death)	Speaker of the House of Commons (1963–1974) Governor-General of Ibagli (1974–1980)
Sir Raymond Ferst	1963	1992 (Death)	Attorney-General (1963–1967)
Harold Stuart	1963	1978 (Death)	Minister of Defence (1963–1972, 1976–1977)
Phillip Venson	1963	1983 (Death)	Minister of Finance (1963–1965) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1963–1965) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1963–1965)
Robert Schmidt	1962	1989 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1962–1965)
Byron Johnson	1959	1968 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1959–1962)
Sir Bernard Canton	1959	2007 (Death)	Minister of Labour (1959–1963) Minister of Education (1959–1967)
Sir Henry Caboter	1959	1974 (Death)	Minister of Health (1959–1967) Minister of Home Affairs (1967–1972)
Sir Howard Tanner	1959	1990 (Death)	Attorney-General (1959–1963)
Philip Tarnet	1959	1981 (Death)	Minister of Defence (1959–1963)
Sir Thomas Wilcox	1959	1994 (Death)	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1959–1967) Leader of the Government in the Senate (1971–1972)
Sir William Brown	1959	1977 (Death)	Minister of Finance (1959–1963) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1959–1963) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1959–1963)
Sir Joseph Kenilworth	1958	2004 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1958–1959) Prime Minister of Ibagli (1959–1972) Minister of Finance (1965–1972) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1965–1972) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1965–1972)
Sean Sutton	1958	1973 (Death)	Leader of the Government in the Senate (1958–1959)
The Lord Feldon	1958	1960 (Death)	Governor-General of Ibagli (1955–1958)
Jack Weston	1956	1962 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1956–1958)
Sir John Warner	1955	1958 (Death)	Leader of the Opposition (1946–1949, 1953–1956) Former Premier of Ibagli (1949–1953)
Sir Allen Beech	1955	1968 (Death)	Chief Justice of Ibagli (1955–1963)
Gerald Pinter	1955	1991 (Death)	Leader of the Government in the Senate (1955–1958) Speaker of the Senate (1958–1959)
Patrick Gensen	1955	1968 (Death)	Minister of Labour (1955–1959) Minister of Education (1955–1959)
Sir Garry Wilberson	1955	1984 (Death)	Minister of Health (1955–1959)
Sir William Bertrill	1955	1979 (Death)	Attorney-General (1955–1959)
Sir Raymond McNeese	1955	1982 (Death)	Minister of Defence (1955–1959) Attorney-General (1972–1976)
Sir William Yardsman	1955	1968 (Death)	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1955–1959)
Sir Gerald Stevens	1955	1993 (Death)	Minister of Finance (1955–1959) Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (1955–1959) Vice-President of the Executive Council (1955–1959)
Sir Edward Hallihan	1955	1991 (Death)	Former Premier of Ibagli (1936–1940) Leader of the Government in the Senate (1959–1963)
Sir George Uxbridge	1955	1957 (Death)	Former Premier of Ibagli (1926–1931)
Sir Thomas Farnham	1955	1966 (Death)	Speaker of the House of Commons (1953–1963)
Sir Edward Brixton	1955	1961 (Death)	Prime Minister of Ibagli (1955–1959) Former Premier of Ibagli (1944–1949, 1953–1955)
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester	1955	1974 (Death)	Member of the royal family (opened the 1st session of the 1st Parliament in 1955)