Kârjasary ministry

Kârjasary ministry 33rd ministry of Abelden
Date formed	7 January 2019
Date dissolved	1 April 2019
People and organizations
Head of government	Tarik Kârjasary
Head of state	Newton
No. of ministers	6
Total no. of ministers	6
Member party	Abeldane Social Ecology Die Rechte Liberty Front
Status in legislature	Majority
History
Election(s)	2018 IV
Outgoing election	2018 III
Legislature term(s)	10th Reichsversammlung
Previous	Freayth II
Successor	Daniels I

The Kârjasary ministry, officially known as the Thirty-third ministry, was formed on 7 January 2019, in the aftermath of the December 2018 federal election in the Abeldane Empire. This Reichsregierungskabinett counts with an absolute majority status in the Reichsversammlung, as it's a de-facto national unity government, due to its member parties (Abeldane Social Ecology, Die Rechte and the Liberty Front) being the only currently active parties in the Empire, due to the inactivity of the Abeldane Liberal National Alliance (ALNA).

It was preceded by the second Freayth cabinet (the 32nd ministry), formed by Die Rechte leader and former Emperor Stephen Freayth.

Composition

Portfolio	Name	Term		Party
Ministers of the 33rd Reichsregierungskabinett
Monarch	Newton	16 June 2018	Reigning		N/A
Vorsitzender	Tarik Kârjasary Marquis of Batori MR	7 January 2019	1 April 2019		ASE
Minister of Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
Stellvertreter des Vorsitzenden	Nicholas Kaos Duke of Manchester MR	7 January 2019	1 April 2019		R
Minister of the Reichsregierungskabinett
Chancellor of the Treasury	Nicholas Kaos Duke of Manchester MR	31 August 2018	Incumbent		R
Attorney General	Edward Daniels Baron Daniels MR	7 January 2019	1 April 2019		LF
Minister of Homeland and Geographical Affairs	Stephen Freayth Duke of Claret MR	7 January 2019	Incumbent		R
Minister of Orthography	Tarik Kârjasary Marquis of Batori MR	7 January 2019	17 June 2019		ASE
Minister of Culture and Media	Max Pollack Earl of Krastisch MR	27 June 2018	1 April 2019		R
Minister of Commerce	Nicholas Randouler MR	7 January 2019	Incumbent		R