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=== Formal appointments ===
==== Cabinet positions ====
The first priority of many early votes and decisions of the premier was the appointment of positions within the chamber. The cabinet had to be appointed alongside the House of Representatives' many committees and committee chairs. The outstandingly large result of the Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa (LAK) in the election meant that Bitras went relatively unchallenged as the Golden Coalition's candidate for premier and thus didn't need to make major concessions. Regardless, he wanted to appoint all three other party leaders in his coalition to key and important appointments in his cabinet. Syena Lilesgalen, the leader of the largest Kiavalari party Janvariye Jin, was appointed Justice Secretary; Klara Elise Hale, the leader of the Liberal Party of Empherias (EL), was appointed Home Secretary to oversee many labour-focused ministries; and Las Mavrakos, the leader of the Liberal Party of Peryzium (LPz), was appointed Domestic Secretary to oversee many utility and infrastructure focused ministries.
Despite having the least amount of seats out of the four parties, Janvariye Jin lobbied hard to receive the Defence portfolio, where Lyran Rolasen was chosen. LAK member Zalaşar Laré, a key ally of Richelieu, was appointed Foreign Secretary by the President as one of the only cabinet appointments that the premier cannot make. Ŗato Vevãri was appointed Chief Secretary of the Treasury, one of the most prestigious roles, as a long-time friend of Bitras.
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!Cabinet position
!Name
! colspan="2" |Party
!Appointed
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|[[Premier of the High Kingdoms of Alaxia|'''Premier of Esperiy''']]
|[[Gõçal Bitraş]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
|Leader of the Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa
|-
|[[Secretary of the Treasury (HKA)|'''
|[[Ŗato Vevãri]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
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|Secretary of Commerce
|[[Jiusép Vevona]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|4 January 2450
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|Secretary of the Environment
|[[Şãtua Diega]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
|
|-
|[[Secretary of Foreign Affairs (HKA)|'''
|[[Zalaşar Laré]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
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|Secretary of Special Interests Abroad
|[[Ashsdan Vatal]]
|{{Party name with color|Janvariye Jin|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
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|Secretary of Trade
|[[Kizh Kordas]]
|{{Party name with color|Janvariye Jin|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
|
|-
|'''
|[[Lyran Rolasen]]
|{{Party name with color|Janvariye Jin|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
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|Secretary of Intelligence
|[[Kakatu Esteba]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|4 January 2450
|
|-
|'''
|[[Las Mavrakos]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Peryzium|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
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|Secretary of Energy and Resources
|[[Munutros Mundelis]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Peryzium|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
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|Secretary of Agriculture and Nutritition
|[[Martino Madalena]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
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|Secretary of Transport
|[[Victoria Houghton]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Empherias|abbrev=yes}}
|4 January 2450
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|Secretary of Science
|[[Huaxã Şadu]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
|
|-
|'''
|[[Klara Elise Hale]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Empherias|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
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|Secretary of Labour and Pensions
|[[Scarlett Aguilar]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Empherias|abbrev=yes}}
|4 January 2450
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|Secretary of Education
|[[Mikel Garçie]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
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|Secretary of Health
|[[Vaneça Bentare]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
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|Secretary of Housing
|[[Iotas Mattas]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Peryzium|abbrev=yes}}
|5 January 2450
|
|-
|'''Justice Secretary
|[[Syena Lilesgalen]]
|{{Party name with color|Janvariye Jin|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
|Leader of the Janvariye Jin
|-
|Government Chief Whip
|Lucero Ŗeikare
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
|
|-
|Government Deputy Chief Whip
|Herteu Vitoria
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
|
|-
|Government Whip
|Anastasia Morella
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Empherias|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
|Whip for the Liberal Party of Empherias
|-
|Government Whip
|Saria Leyando
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
|Whip for the Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa
|-
|Government Whip
|Mulamkos Terziadis
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Peryzium|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
|Whip for the Liberal Party of Peryzium
|-
|Government Whip
|Ladan Mowirin
|{{Party name with color|Janvariye Jin|abbrev=yes}}
|3 January 2450
|Whip for Janvariye Jin
|}
==== Shadow cabinet and other positions ====
Five members of the [[Esperiy Council]] are elected from within the council to serve as impartial presiding officers, known as speakers. The five will then be presented to the House of Representatives in an election to see who the primary speaker will be, with the losers becoming deputy speakers. Usually, House of Representatives appointees from the council would be prioritised but because no appointments had been made, one of each country was nominated. These were usually high profile and experienced civil servants, judges, or prominent backbenchers.
{| class="wikitable"
!Position
!Name
! colspan="2" |Party
!Notes
|-
|Speaker of the House of Representatives
|[[Mal Managelis]]
|{{Party name with color|Independents|full=yes}}
|From Peryzium
|-
|Deputy Speaker
|Avery Skeller
|{{Party name with color|Independents|full=yes}}
|From Empherias
|-
|Deputy Speaker
|Embis Veritara
|{{Party name with color|Independents|full=yes}}
|From Koresa
|-
|Deputy Speaker
|Martino Sheldon
|{{Party name with color|Independents|full=yes}}
|From Ahitereira
|-
|Deputy Speaker
|Saka Sekutal
|{{Party name with color|Independents|full=yes}}
|From Kiavalar
|-
! colspan="5" |Crimson Coalition Shadow Cabinet
|-
|Leader of the Opposition
|Katelyn Roberts
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|Leader of the People's Socialist Party of Empherias
|-
|Spokesperson for the Treasury
|Klara Bryant
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs
|Isabella King
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Defence
|Ashar Sarkyren
|{{Party name with color|Seruiye Jin|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Domestic Affairs
|Maokanros Statheli
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Home Affairs
|Peter Bennett
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Justice
|Tonum Politatou
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Housing
|Martino Garçie
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Health
|Maya Fraser
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Education
|Lorena Ŗeikare
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|from Koresa
|-
|Opposition Chief Whip
|Amina–Layla Ward
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Opposition Deputy Chief Whip
|Lena Athanoti
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|Leader of the Red Bloq of Peryzium
|-
|Opposition Whip
|Şadu Alex
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|Whip for Red Bloq of Ahitereira–Koresa
|-
|Opposition Whip
|Ravar Lilesgalen
|{{Party name with color|Seruiye Jin|full=yes}}
|Whip for Seruiye Jin
|-
|''No spokesperson position''
|Kalo Lalasen
|{{Party name with color|Seruiye Jin|full=yes}}
|Leader of Seruiye Jin
|-
|''No spokesperson position''
|Lerta Mayorie
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|Leader of the Red Bloq of Ahitereira–Koresa
|-
! colspan="5" |Other major figures
|-
|Party Leader
|Yoakin Maior
|{{Party name with color|King's Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for the Treasury
|Antuan Jiusép
|{{Party name with color|King's Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Spokesperson for Defence
|Nico Mikel
|{{Party name with color|King's Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Whip
|Kakatu Madalena
|{{Party name with color|King's Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Whip
|Leyando Xana
|{{Party name with color|King's Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Maara Vempar
|{{Party name with color|Rael Carinye|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Jonan Çalma
|{{Party name with color|Bokanist Values Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Vitoria Veritara
|{{Party name with color|Pink Daphne Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Maara Lalasen
|{{Party name with color|Feriliye Jin|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Sevu Lyraine
|{{Party name with color|JCPK|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Deputy Party Leader
|Rysakar Rylapar
|{{Party name with color|JCPK|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Whip
|Aozhor Murian
|{{Party name with color|JCPK|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|[[Lek Leildirin]]
|{{Party name with color|Durbanar Jin|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Georgia Coleman
|{{Party name with color|Green Social and Labour Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Henry Scott–Heath
|{{Party name with color|Nationalist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|[[Silankos Remou]]
|{{Party name with color|Nationalist Party of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Sovar Rugalen
|{{Party name with color|Askavor Jin|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Laré Joato
|{{Party name with color|Nationalist Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Kya Mollasen
|{{Party name with color|Cyn Serilin|full=yes}}
|
|-
|Party Leader
|Lottie Campbell
|{{Party name with color|Alliance Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|
|}
==== Committee appointments ====
The House of Representatives contained many committees consisting of primarily backbench representatives to debate and scrutinise pieces of legislation. The most important committee is the Standards Committee which handles conduct of representatives, the impeachment of the president and members, procedure of other committees, and the setting of standards. The number of committees headed by each party is determined by parliamentary makeup and then assigned via negotiations by whips of each party. A chair for each committee is elected at the start of the session via secret ballot, where candidates are nominated with a requirement of at least 10% of representatives from that party endorsing them. Once a chair is elected, parties will assign the other 10 members of each committee via parliamentary makeup where possible. For this session, 170 committee members needed to be chosen (10 members * 17 committees). A chart of the parties number of members allocated is below.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="3" |Party
!Seats
!Chairs
!Members
|-
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|LAK
|149
|5
|48
|-
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|LPz
|55
|2
|18
|-
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|PSP
|46
|2
|15
|-
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|EL
|44
|1
|14
|-
|{{Party name with color|Janvariye Jin|full=yes}}
|JJ
|43
|1
|14
|-
|{{Party name with color|King's Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|KP
|29
|1
|9
|-
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|RPz
|27
|1
|9
|-
|{{Party name with color|JCPK|full=yes}}
|JCPK
|22
|1
|7
|-
|{{Party name with color|Durbanar Jin|full=yes}}
|DUR
|16
|1
|5
|-
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|RBAK
|15
|1
|5
|-
|{{Party name with color|Pink Daphne Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|PDP
|15
|1
|5
|-
|{{Party name with color|Cyn Serilin|full=yes}}
|CYN
|14
|0
|4
|-
|{{Party name with color|Rael Carinye|full=yes}}
|RC
|13
|0
|4
|-
|{{Party name with color|Nationalist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|NAT
|10
|0
|3
|-
|{{Party name with color|Bokanist Values Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|BVP
|8
|0
|3
|-
|{{Party name with color|Seruiye Jin|full=yes}}
|SER
|7
|0
|2
|-
|{{Party name with color|Feriliye Jin|full=yes}}
|FER
|4
|0
|1
|-
|{{Party name with color|Nationalist Party of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|NPz
|4
|0
|1
|-
|{{Party name with color|Askavor Jin|full=yes}}
|ASK
|2
|0
|1
|-
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq|full=yes}}
|RBQ
|2
|0
|1
|-
|{{Party name with color|Alliance Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|ALL
|2
|0
|1
|-
|{{Party name with color|Green Social and Labour Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|GS&L
|1
|0
|0
|-
|{{Party name with color|Nationalist Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|NAK
|1
|0
|0
|-
|{{Party name with color|Independents|full=yes}}
|IND
|1
|0
|0
|-
! colspan="2" |Total
!
!530
!17
!170
|}
Collaborations between party whips, the speaker, the premier, and committee chairs would decide the party makeup per committee. They aimed for major parties to be represented on all committees, with smaller parties using their members on committees they care most about. The main opposition, the Crimson Coalition, was guaranteed the Standards Committee chair, while the Golden Coalition were guaranteed both Defence and Foreign Affairs since their cabinet members are usually appointed by the president not premier.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Committee
!Appointed chair
! colspan="2" |Party
!Golden Coalition
!Crimson Coalition
!Others
!Largest group
|-
|Standards
|[[Roxanne Kennedy]]
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Martino Joa (LAK)<br>Huaxã Langa (LAK)<br>Dolin Chonteas (LPz)<br>Jack Dawe (EL)<br>Iakar Mowirin (JJ)}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Lachlan Collins (PSP)<br>Munutros Georgaki (RPz)}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Bentare Manel (KP)<br>Yekara Kollipar (JCPK)<br>Sevu Vigalen (CYN)}}
|11
|-
|Trade & Business
|[[Maneli Çalma]]
|{{Party name with color|King's Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Jote Vitoria (LAK)<br>Julio Jote (LAK)<br>Lerta Kontranu (LAK)<br>Manel Ŗipera (LAK)<br>Tutik Panagas (LPz)<br>Kayla Dunst (EL)<br>Rizhvar Ryaine (JJ)}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Anna Dunn (PSP)}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Çofia Diega (KP)<br>Wanotllas Athaniadi (RC)}}
|11
|-
|Culture
|[[Ikaros Managelis]]
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Fernico Dani (LAK)<br>Julio Zalaşar (LAK)<br>Leyando Yoakin (LAK)<br>Falurros Glarou (LPz)<br>Scarlett Russell (EL)<br>Mirim Mutal (JJ)}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Vanessa Madden (PSP)<br>Milis Georgaki (RPz)}}
|{{Unbulleted list|Iakar Sekutal (JCPK)<br>Kamarte Joa (BVP)}}
|11
|-
|Defence
|1
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
JJ
|RBAK
|KP
JCPK
RC
|11
|-
|Foreign Affairs
|1
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LPz
LPz
EL
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Felicity Lloyd (PSP)<br>RBAK}}
|KP
JCPK
|11
|-
|Education
|1
|{{Party name with color|Janvariye Jin|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Cleo Harps (PSP)}}
|KP
BVP
CYN
|11
|-
|Environment
|1
|{{Party name with color|Durbanar Jin|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
|{{Unbulleted list|Charlotte Izzy Campbell (PSP)<br>RPz<br>RBAK<br>SER}}
|DUR
|11
|-
|Health
|1
|{{Party name with color|People's Socialist Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
JJ
|RPz
|DUR
PDP
NAT
|11
|-
|Home Affairs
|1
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Emilia Curtis (PSP)<br>RBAK}}
|KP
NPz
ASK
|11
|-
|Energy
|1
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Meredith James (PSP)<br>RPz<br>SER}}
|JCPK
|11
|-
|Justice
|1
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LPz
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Timothy Wood (PSP)<br>RPz}}
|KP
JCPK
RC
NAT
|11
|-
|Housing
|1
|{{Party name with color|Red Bloq of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Maria Lutz (PSP)}}
|DUR
PDP
ALL
|11
|-
|Science & Tech
|1
|{{Party name with color|JCPK|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
|{{Unbulleted list|Christopher Fox (PSP)<br>RPz}}
|RC
CYN
|11
|-
|Transport
|1
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Empherias|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Kacey Atkinson (PSP)<br>RPz}}
|DUR
PDP
NAT
|11
|-
|Treasury & Accounts
|1
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Peryzium|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Lily Lovedie (PSP)<br>Edwill Gruff (RBQ)}}
|KP
JCPK
|11
|-
|Labour & Pensions
|1
|{{Party name with color|Liberal Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LAK
LPz
JJ
|{{Unbulleted list|Tybalt Berber (PSP)<br>RBAK}}
|KP
BVP
PDP
|11
|-
|Equalities
|1
|{{Party name with color|Pink Daphne Party of Ahitereira and Koresa|full=yes}}
|LAK
LAK
LPz
EL
|{{Unbulleted list|Elise Walker (PSP)<br>RPz}}
|DUR
PDP
FER
CYN
|11
|}scandals
expanded history
== Second year (1 January 2451 – 31 December 2451) ==
The first draft of the constitution was finished on 1 October 2451 after nearly two years writing it.
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