Frilandic government
The government consists of the head of state (king), the head of government (prime minister) and the council of ministers. Usually originating from a coalition of parties that possess a collective majority in the Riksþing.
Cabinet Storwulf I
(2019 - today)
Prime minister
(Fursetar)
|
Storwulf Gremssun
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ÞAF
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Minister of Finance
(Geldwihtstugar)
|
Magin Egulssun
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ABF
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Minister of Domestic Affairs
(Innanlandstugar)
|
Aþalhaid Dagmersduhter
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NBF
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Minister of Foreign Affairs
(Utlandstugar)
|
Alrun Friþriksduhter
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GF
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Minister of Labour
(Arbaiþstugar)
|
Skeldgisal Kurtassun
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ABF
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Minister of Food Supply
(Skaftstugar)
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Gulþher Harmansduhter
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NBF
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Minister of Justice
(Rehtstugar)
|
Karil Aþalwulfssun
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NBF
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Minister of Defence
(Harstugar)
|
Friþwen Tiswaldung Hrudgarssun
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ÞAF
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Minister of Education and Science
(Frod and Witanskapstugar)
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Melda Tigarsduhter
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ÞAF
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Minister of Culture and Heritage
(Oþalstugar)
|
Wenrad Hrudawulfssun
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ÞAF
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Minister of Traffic
(Karstugar)
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Unwod Erilssun
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ABF
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Minister of Health
(Hailstugar)
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Skaunmod Aiþwardssun (stepped down on 07-01-21)
Seglenþ Harmansduhter (from 07-01-21)
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GF
GF
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Minister of Environment
(Leibhaimstugar)
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Fifald Ingwulfsduhter
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GF
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Details:
- Coalition: ABF, GF, NBF and ÞAF (together 61/100 seats)
- Vice Premier: Alrun Friþriksduhter (GF)
Three GF ministers from the previous cabinet stayed on. Former ministers Karil Aþalwulfssun (NBF) and Unwod Erilssun (ABF) were asked to return to their old post. Lord Friþwen Tiswaldung Hrudgarssun, who won the decisive battle against Hiveria during the Fifth Frilandic-Hiverian War (2009), became Minister of Defense on behalf of ÞAF. The Ministry of Trade and Industry was added to the Ministry of Labour and the Ministries of Education and Science were integrated.
The reign of the Storwulf I Cabinet was characterized by the fight against COVID-19; initially with a very strict policy, which later became more and more lenient. Both choices were widely criticized. Health Minister Skaunmod Aiþwardssun resigned on July 1, 2021 due to irreconcilable differences of opinion about the corona policy to be pursued, which he believed was too mild. He was succeeded by Seglenþ Harmansduhter. Other important events during this cabinet's reign were the provision of secret support to Frilandic separatists in East Walamark, investments in green energy, enlargement of the strategic reserve, the reorganization of some overseas territories into the Southern Domain and a diplomatic row with the US over the purchase of the Russian S-400 anti-aircraft system, which was eventually abandoned.
Division of seats in the parliament:
ABF
|
9
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FHF
|
8
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FUA
|
3
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GF
|
16
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KF
|
7
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MFA
|
16
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NBF
|
17
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RB
|
5
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ÞAF
|
19
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Cabinet Wilhelm I
(2014 - 2019)
Prime minister
(Fursetar)
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Wilhelm Alsegarssun
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MFA
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Minister of Finance
(Geldwihtstugar)
|
Anslaug Stainssun
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GF
|
Minister of Domestic Affairs
(Innanlandstugar)
|
Uri Noamssun
|
MFA
|
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(Utlandstugar)
|
Alrun Friþriksduhter
|
GF
|
Minister of Trade and Industry
(Dreug and Fleitstugar)
|
Tomas Mikailssun
|
KF
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Minister of Labour
(Arbaiþstugar)
|
Helmar Frankssun
|
MFA
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Minister of Food Supply
(Skaftstugar)
|
Raidgisal Egulssun
|
GF
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Minister of Justice
(Rehtstugar)
|
Gunþwald Johanssun
|
MFA
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Minister of Defence
(Harstugar)
|
Gunþa Haimriksduhter
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GF
|
Minister of Education
(Frodstugar)
|
Marija Elisduhter
|
KF
|
Minister of Science
(Witanskapstugar)
|
Sandraudiga Harwensduhter
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MFA
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Minister of Culture and Heritage
(Oþalstugar)
|
Jakop Johanssun
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KF
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Minister of Traffic
(Karstugar)
|
Lijam Bodrikssun
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MFA
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Minister of Health
(Hailstugar)
|
Skaunmod Aiþwardssun
|
GF
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Minister of Environment
(Leibhaimstugar)
|
Fifald Ingwulfsduhter
|
GF
|
Details:
- Coalition: MFA, GF and KF (together 54/100 seats)
- Vice Premier: Alrun Friþriksduhter (GF)
The cabinet Wilhelm I was also called "Gron-Raud-Bleraud" (Green-Red-Purple), after the colours of the participating parties. It was the most left-winged cabinet since the 60's. On request of the MFA five of the fourteen ministers belonged to the Christian, Jewish and Irish community. Important decisions of the Wilhelm I cabinet were the elevation of the overseas territories to special shires, reorganization of the fleet, introduction of the weed pass and closure of three coal-fired power stations.
Division of seats in the parliament:
ABF
|
11
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FUA
|
9
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GF
|
22
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KF
|
7
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MFA
|
25
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NBF
|
24
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RB
|
2
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Cabinet Albhild II
(2011 - 2014)
Prime minister
(Fursetar)
|
Albhild Aiþmundsduhter
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ABF
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Minister of Finance
(Geldwihtstugar)
|
Seggaiz Þunarbrandssun
|
ABF
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Minister of Domestic Affairs
(Innanlandstugar)
|
Harwen Gunþwaldssun
|
NBF
|
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(Utlandstugar)
|
Storgaiz Gerhardssun
|
NBF
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Minister of Trade and Industry
(Dreug and Fleitstugar)
|
Friþgunþ Arnsduhter
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ABF
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Minister of Labour
(Arbaiþstugar)
|
Harberht Wilþassun
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ABF
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Minister of Food Supply
(Skaftstugar)
|
Godfriþ Fulkharssun
|
GF
|
Minister of Justice
(Rehtstugar)
|
Karil Aþalwulfssun
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NBF
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Minister of Defence
(Harstugar)
|
Harwulf Segfriþssun
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NBF
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Minister of Education
(Frodstugar)
|
Stora Wilhelmsduhter
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ABF
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Minister of Science
(Witanskapstugar)
|
Argaiz Ingwaldssun
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GF
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Minister of Culture and Heritage
(Oþalstugar)
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Swan Ainriksduhter
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NBF
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Minister of Traffic
(Karstugar)
|
Unwod Erilssun
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ABF
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Minister of Health
(Hailstugar)
|
Langa Wulfhardssun
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NBF
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Minister of Environment
(Leibhaimstugar)
|
Erilgast Gamundssun
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GF
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Details:
- Coalition: NBF, GF and ABF (together 58/100 seats)
- Vice Premier: Harwen Gunþwaldssun (NBF)
Continuation of cabinet Albhild I in the same composition, but with a bigger role for the NBF. Guided Friland successfully through the economic crisis but lost much popularity due to cutbacks. Carried through economic reforms, agreed to restrict the death penalty due to international pressure, supported endangered Frilandic minorities in Eastern Walamark and Kumanga by supplying arms and avenged a heavy Hiverian cyber attack with equal measures. Fell prematurely because the GF lost faith in minister of Defence Harwulf Segfriþssun.
Division of seats in the parliament:
ABF
|
13
|
FUA
|
12
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GF
|
17
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KF
|
4
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MFA
|
23
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NBF
|
28
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RB
|
3
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Cabinet Albhild I
(2006 - 2011)
Prime minister
(Fursetar)
|
Albhild Aiþmundsduhter
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ABF
|
Minister of Finance
(Geldwihtstugar)
|
Seggaiz Þunarbrandssun
|
ABF
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Minister of Domestic Affairs
(Innanlandstugar)
|
Harwen Gunþwaldssun
|
NBF
|
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(Utlandstugar)
|
Storgaiz Gerhardssun
|
NBF
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Minister of Trade and Industry
(Dreug and Fleitstugar)
|
Friþgunþ Arnsduhter
|
ABF
|
Minister of Labour
(Arbaiþstugar)
|
Harberht Wilþassun
|
ABF
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Minister of Food Supply
(Skaftstugar)
|
Godfriþ Fulkharssun
|
GF
|
Minister of Justice
(Rehtstugar)
|
Karil Aþalwulfssun
|
NBF
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Minister of Defence
(Harstugar)
|
Harwulf Segfriþssun
|
NBF
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Minister of Education
(Frodstugar)
|
Stora Wilhelmsduhter
|
ABF
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Minister of Science
(Witanskapstugar)
|
Argaiz Ingwaldssun
|
GF
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Minister of Culture and Heritage
(Oþalstugar)
|
Swan Ainriksduhter
|
NBF
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Minister of Traffic
(Karstugar)
|
Unwod Erilssun
|
ABF
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Minister of Health
(Hailstugar)
|
Langa Wulfhardssun
|
NBF
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Minister of Environment
(Leibhaimstugar)
|
Erilgast Gamundssun
|
GF
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Details:
- Coalition: ABF, NBF and GF (together 76/100 seats)
- Vice Premier: Harwen Gunþwaldssun (NBF)
During it's period of office, cabinet Albhild I enjoyed massive support amongst the population, which only increased after the Fifth Frilandic-Hiverian War (Femfþa Frilandisk-Hiwerijaniska Kreig) in 2009. However, it also received much international criticism, especially about the brute actions of the Africa squadron against Somalian pirates.
Division of seats in the parliament:
ABF
|
32
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FUA
|
2
|
GF
|
21
|
KF
|
7
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MFA
|
14
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NBF
|
23
|
RB
|
1
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