First McGrath ministry
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First McGrath ministry | |
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| Date formed | 22 September 2019 |
| Date dissolved | 7 October 2019 |
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| Monarch | John |
| Prime Minister | Aidan McGrath |
| Member party | Worker's |
| Status in legislature | Minority 7 / 18 (39%) |
| Opposition cabinet | Timpson shadow cabinet |
| Opposition party | Conservative |
| Opposition leader | Lord John Timpson |
| History | |
| Predecessor | Second Timpson ministry |
| Successor | Third Timpson ministry |
Aidan McGrath formed the first McGrath ministry on 22 September 2019, after being invited by King John to form the third government. The ministry, a Worker's ministry in a Conservative majority House is the third ministry after the appointing of John Timpson as the 1st Prime Minister and 1st ministry for McGrath.
2019
The ministry in 2019 consisted of the same members as his Shadow Ministry, losing Luis Medina to a new party.
Members of Cabinet
| Portfolio | Minister | Term |
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| Prime Minister and Lord High Treasurer Secretary of State for Routes Secretary of State for the Secret Service |
The Rt Hon Aidan McGrath | 2019 |
| Deputy Prime Minister Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Secretary of State for Ostreum |
The Hon Emily Day | 2019 |
| Secretary of State for Communications Secretary of State for Edstmae |
The Hon Leon Montan | 2019 |
| Secretary of State for Whiskey Islands Secretary of State for Wangatangia |
The Hon Oliver Doig | 2019 |
| Secretary of State for the Environment Secretary of State for Justice |
The Hon John Williamson | 2019 |
| Secretary of State for the Baustralian Antarctic Territory Secretary of State for the Economy |
The Hon Charles Burgardt | 2019 |
References
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