Briallen, Baroness of Helstonia
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| Briallen, Baroness of Helstonia | |
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| Portrait of Grace Welsh in March 2022 | |
19 May 2021-25 August 2021 | |
| Pendraig of Gwladcoeden | Iacof ap Antoni |
| Premier | Andrew West |
| Deputy Premier | Archie Sinclair Nicholas O'Neill |
| Predecessor | Office established |
| Successor | Lorenzo Marquez |
| Aelod o’r Senedd | 1/9 Seats (15.46%) |
| Citizenship | United Kingdom |
| Nationality | Republic of Gwladcoeden |
| Political party | Party of Welsh Culture |
| Profession | Diplomat, Aelod o’r Senedd |
| Religion | Atheist |
Briallu, Baroness of Helstonia CCR LH OM OR RBM (Cornish: Briallen Tremberth, Baroness an Hellys) is a politician in Gwladcoeden and heir apparent to Brotredhan throne.
Political career
Republic of Gwladcoeden
May 2021 Gwladcoedeg general election, Party of Welsh Culture (Plaid Cymry)
Welsh’s political career in Gwladcoeden began on 14 May 2021 when they declared that they would run as an independent candidate for the May 2021 Gwladcoedeg general election.
In response to not gaining a sufficient amount of votes for a seat, Welsh, with four other members, founded the Party of Welsh Culture as a basis for their independent policies on promoting Welsh culture.
Party of Welsh Culture (Plaid Cymry) and Minister of Welsh Culture and Media (19 May - Present)
In response to not gaining a sufficient amount of votes for a seat, Welsh founded the Party of Welsh Culture as a basis for her independent policies on promoting Welsh culture.
Minister of Foreign Affairs (19 May 2021 - 2 August 2021)
On 19 May 2021, when elected as Premier, Andrew West appointed Welsh as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Welsh Culture and Media.
Welsh has served two terms as Minister of Foreign Affairs in the cabinet of Premier West since 19 May 2021. She also serves as the ambassador to the Empire of Aenopia, Republic of Belcity, Principality of Caudonia, and the Pinangese Republic.
During her first term, she was appointed to draft a treaty of recognition and friendship with Caudonia which was later abandoned due to strained relations. Welsh was responsible for forging informal relations with Aenopia, Belcity, and Pinang. Welsh and ap Antoni have discussed the creation of an alliance with close nations, named the Trependeryn Tripartite (originally planned to consist of Gwladcoeden, Caudonia, and the Republic of Elysium); the cabinet agreed, after relations were suspended between Caudonia and Elysium, to replace Caudonia and Elysium with Belcity, Pinang, and Aenopia.
Unfortunately, the first Senedd was largely inactive and lacking attendance; this led to a lack of motions and bills being voted on or drafted, including treaties.
July 2021 Gwladcoeden general election
On 19 July 2021 for the July 2021 general election, Welsh ran as a candidate under Plaid Cymry. Plaid Cymry won a combined 15.46% of the vote. Having the most votes in the party, Grace Welsh assumed the seat.
Minister of Foreign Affairs (3 August 2021 - 25 August 2021)
On 3 August 2021, the re-elected Premier West reappointed Welsh as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Welsh Culture and Media.
Under her current second term, on 2 August 2021, she proposed a motion to ‘Begin the drafting if potential treaties of friendship’ [sic] with Aenopia, Belcity, and Pinang; the motion also proposed to ‘Begin the drafting up of plans for a potential alliance (named: Trependeryn Quadripartite, alternatively named: Quadripartite Agreement) with these members’ to bring the alliance to fruition. 7 out of 9 seats voted in favour of the motion.
On 8 August 2021, Welsh drafted treaty of friendship with Pinang, which was submitted to the Senedd on 11 August 2021. On 18 August 2021, the treaty passed in the Senedd with 7 out of 9 seats in favour. It was ratified on 20 August 2021, making Pinang Gwladcoeden's first formal ally and establishing Gwladcoeden's first formal relations.