His Majesty's Term

His Majesty's Term 3rd ministry of Essian Commonwealth
Date formed	2 November 2017
Date dissolved	4 January 2018
People and organizations
Head of government	Henry, Lord of Esse
Head of state	Henry, Lord of Esse
Ministers removed (Death/resignation/dismissal)	6, including the Monarch and Heaminister
Member party	The Greens Independent Democrats
Status in legislature	Majority
Opposition party	The Democrats
Opposition leader	Tarik Kârjasary
History
Legislature term(s)	2nd Parlamenzalochas
Previous	Second Frisch Term
Successor	Kârjasary Term

Lord Henry, who appointed himself Heaminister of Esse on 2 November 2017, formed His Majesty's Term following said appointment. The term was officially known as the 3rd term or the 3rd ministry, as it was the third heaministerial term defined under the terms of the 2017 Essian Constitution which created the Parlamenzalochas of the Essian Commonwealth. The Term had been made up of five members and seven positions, all in the Green Party of Esse or Independent politicians, excluding the First Justice, who only attended cabinet sessions.

History

Planning for the second ministry began following the declaration of the June 2017 Essian general election. By election time - this being 22 June 2017, HIllM Lord Henry had privately signaled that he would not oppose a majority Green government, granted the party won the sufficient number of seats. The new term took office the following day, 25 June, as the first non-coalition government in Essian history.

Following the resignation of then-Heaminister James Reginald Frisch, Lord Henry appointed himself second Heaminister of the Essian Commonwealth.

Composition

Cabinet of the Essian Commonwealth

Portfolio	Minister	Term
Cabinet ministers
Monarch Heaminister Minister for Cartography	His Illustrious Majesty Henry Clément	2015 – 2018
Chief Attorney	His Grace Count Patrick Renwick MP	2017 – 2018
Chancellor of the Treasury	His Grace Earl Brandon Wu MP	2017 – 2018
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Her Grace Baron Artemis Langford MP	2017 – 2018
Minister of Culture	His Grace Baron Tarik Kârjasary MP	2017 – 2018
Minister for Charities	His Grace Marquis Newton von Uberquie MP	2017 – 2018
Also attending cabinet meetings
First Justice	His Honourable Grace Baron Avro Keatings MP	2017 – 2018