Prime Minister of the Ashukov Federation

Prime Minister of the Ashukov Federation
Residence	No official residence
Nominator	Federal Assembly
Appointer	President of the Ashukov Federation
Term length	At the President's pleasure
Inaugural holder	Rilgar Ompastre
Abolished	29 January 2017

Republic of Ashukovo
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The Prime Minister of the Ashukov Federation is a former office of the head of government of the Ashukov Federation. He was appointed by the President and presided over the Council of Ministers and the Federal Assembly.

Timeline of Prime Ministers

Picture	Name	Party	Term start	Term end	Notes
	Rilgar Ompastre	Labour Party of Ashukovo	25 May 2013	1 July 2013	Resigned.
	Edward Jacobs	Orthodox Party of Ashukovo	1 July 2013	25 September 2013	Became President after his term ended.
	Brooklyn Hewitt	Labour Party of Ashukovo	25 September 2013	13 November 2013	Resigned. Previously served as President.
	Sebastian Schriber	People's Minarchist Front/Green Party	13 November 2013	25 January 2014	Became President after his term ended.
	Nathan Ford	Orthodox Party of Ashukovo	25 January 2013	May 18, 2014	Formerly served as Supreme Judge. Later regained Supreme Judgeship after his term ended.
	Brooklyn Hewitt	National Party of Ashukovo	May 18, 2014	September 1, 2014	Second term as Prime Minister. First person to hold the office twice. Resigned.
	Edward Jacobs (acting)	Orthodox Party of Ashukovo	September 1, 2014	October 10, 2014	Served as a temporary head of government as Deputy Prime Minister, after Hewitt resigned.
	Pravoslav Kosnickij	Patriotic Right-wing Movement	October 11, 2014	January 1, 2015	Removed due to inactivity.
	Vacant		January 2, 2015	January 29, 2017	Office replaced by the Vice-Presidency.