Cabinet of West River

Federal Cabinet of the West River Confederation
	National Seal of the West River Confederation
Cabinet overview
Formed	18 October 2020
Type	Advisory body
Headquarters	Kerr House; Thomasville, Picklesine, WRC
Employees	11 members: 1 President; 5 Secretaries; 5 Ministers;
Cabinet executives	Benjamin Pickles, President of the Confederation (chairman); Logan Jack, First Minister of the Confederation (vice chairman);

The Federal Cabinet of the West River Confederation is a section of the Government of the West River Confederation. The cabinet is appointed partially by the President and partially by the First Minister.

Appointment

President

The President appoints the Secretaries of State, National Defence, Justice, the Treasury, and the Environment; each of whom oversee a Department of the same name. These appoints must then be confirmed by the National Assembly in a majority vote. If there is a vacancy when the National Assembly is not in session, the President may appoint an interim Secretary to serve until the Assembly is in session.

First Minister

The First Minister appoints the Ministers of the Interior, Labor & Commerce, Health, and Energy & Transportation; each of whom oversee a Ministry of the same name. Ministers do not have to be confirmed by the National Assembly.

Current Cabinet officials

President and Secretaries

Office	Incumbent	Took office
President	Benjamin Olson	17 October 2020
Secretary of State	File:Tom Mark.png Tom Mark	18 October 2020
Secretary of National Defence	Alex Carranza	18 October 2020
Secretary of the Treasury	Asher (interim)	18 October 2020
Secretary of Justice	Addison Dillon	18 October 2020
Secretary of the Environment	File:Olivier Portrait (Cropped).png Raphaël Olivier	27 October 2020

Ministers

Office	Incumbent	Took office
First Minister	Logan Jack	24 October 2020
Minister of Labour & Commerce	File:ArchieMark.png Archie Mark	26 October 2020
Minister of Health	Alexander Jack	24 October 2020
Minister of Energy and Transportation	Renzo Wessels	25 October 2020
Minister of the Interior	Roy Jackson	6 March 2021