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The current Prime Minister is [[Sean Khan]] of the [[Green Party (Slokais)|Green Party]] he had been the Prime Minister since January 2nd, 2021 | The current Prime Minister is [[Sean Khan]] of the [[Green Party (Slokais)|Green Party]] he had been the Prime Minister since January 2nd, 2021 | ||
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'''Prime Ministers of Slokais''' | |||
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|colspan=6 | {{hlist|{{color box|#D40000}} [[Green Party (Slokais)|Green Party]] | {{color box|#145A32} [[National Alliance (Slokais)|National Alliance]] | {{color box|#EEE131} [[Conservative Party of Slokais|Conservative Party]] | {{color box|#CB4335}} [[Centrist Party (Slokais)|Centrist Party]] | {{color box|#ffa500}} [[The Left Party of Slokais]] | {{color box|#AAB7B8}} | | |||
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|Portrait | |||
|Name<br>{{small|(Birth–Death)}} | |||
|colspan=2|Term of office | |||
|Parties in Government | |||
|Election(s) | |||
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|style="background-color: #AAB7B8; color:white;"|1 | |||
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|[[Robert Best]] <br>{{small|(1907-1987)}} | |||
|{{small|June 27th}}<br>1971 | |||
|{{small|January 3rd}}<br>1972 | |||
| Voted in by Transtation Council for a New Slokais | |||
|1971 | |||
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|style="background-color: #CB4335; color:white;"|2 | |||
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|[[James Motly]] <br>{{small|(1920-1992)}} | |||
|{{small|January 3rd}}<br>1972 | |||
|{{small|12 March}}<br>1977 | |||
|Conservative, National Unity Party,Catholic Union (1972-1976), | |||
|1972,1976 | |||
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|style="background-color: #CB4335; color:white;"|3 | |||
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|[[Stuart Laurens]] <br>{{small|(1926–2001)}} | |||
|{{small|12 March}}<br>1977 | |||
|{{small|January 3rd}}<br>1984 | |||
|Conservative,National Unity,Catholic Union | |||
|1978,1982, | |||
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[[Category: Slokais]] | |||
[[Category: Politics]] | |||
Revision as of 09:59, 15 December 2021
| Prime Minister of the United Federnation of Slokais Islands | |
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 Seal of Slokais Islands | |
| Style | Mister/Madam Prime Minister, or His/Her Excellency |
| Appointer | President of Slokais By holding the confidence of the House |
| Term length | While they hold the confidence of the House |
| Formation | 1971 |
| Salary | SIM200,000 |
| Website | SlokaisanLegis.si/pm |
The Prime Minister of the United Federation of Slokais Islands(Spanish: El Primer Ministro de la Federación Unida de Islas Slokais) is the head of government of Slokais Islands under the Consitution of 1971. Before this, the position was called President of the House and was mostly ceremonial given to the oldest person within the government within the chamber.
The Prime Minister is the second-highest office in Slokais after the President of Slokais. Unlike the President, the Prime Minister is chosen by a simple majority in the Slokaisian Legislature and can be removed by a vote of no-confidence passed by a majority of the House. The Prime Minister is also the official spokesperson of the entire body and often meets with the President. They are also the chair of the Tribal Council, opening and closing debates and votes, all of this however can only happen when the House is not in session.
The current Prime Minister is Sean Khan of the Green Party he had been the Prime Minister since January 2nd, 2021
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Prime Ministers of Slokais | ||||||
| Color key | {{hlist| Green Party | {{color box|#145A32} National Alliance | {{color box|#EEE131} Conservative Party | Centrist Party | The Left Party of Slokais | | | |||||
| No. | Portrait | Name (Birth–Death) |
Term of office | Parties in Government | Election(s) | |
| 1 | Robert Best (1907-1987) |
June 27th 1971 |
January 3rd 1972 |
Voted in by Transtation Council for a New Slokais | 1971 | |
| 2 | James Motly (1920-1992) |
January 3rd 1972 |
12 March 1977 |
Conservative, National Unity Party,Catholic Union (1972-1976), | 1972,1976 | |
| 3 | Stuart Laurens (1926–2001) |
12 March 1977 |
January 3rd 1984 |
Conservative,National Unity,Catholic Union | 1978,1982, | |