Vice-President of the Republic of Ashukovo

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Vice-President of the Republic of Ashukovo
Vice-Presidential Seal
Incumbent
Noelle Sallier

since 5 April 2020
StyleMr. Vice President
(Informal)
The Honorable
(Formal)
His/Her Excellency
(In international correspondence)
ResidenceNo official residence
AppointerPresident of the Republic of Ashukovo
Term lengthAt the President's pleasure
Inaugural holderManolis Afentoulis
Formation29 January 2017
Final holderNoelle Sallier
Abolished1 May 2020
SuccessionFirst

Republic of Ashukovo

This article is part of the series:
Politics and government of
Republic of Ashukovo


Constitution

The Vice-President of the Ashukov Federation is a legislative and executive officer in the Republic of Ashukovo. He is appointed by the President and performs Presidential tasks whenever they cannot be fulfilled by the President himself. The office came to replace the position of Prime Minister in early 2017.

Origin and history

The office of Vice-President was established on January 29, 2017 by President Edward Jacobs, with the purpose of assisting the President in establishing the Second Federation. Albeit a temporary position at first, it became permanent after the Second Constitution was adopted.

The Vice-President was granted some of the late Prime Ministerial powers, such as presiding over the upper house of the Council of the Federation - the House of Territories. As a consequence, the office of Prime Minister was dissolved. The first appointed Vice-President was Manolis Afentoulis.

On April 5, 2020, following the establishment of the Republic of Ashukovo, the office of Vice-President underwent major reforms.

Powers and duties

The Vice-President is a mandatory member of the Council of Ministers whose executive authority is on par with the Ministers. The President may delegate some of his powers through a Presidential Decree to the Vice-President.

The Vice-President is ranked second in the succession line to the Presidency.

Timeline of Vice-Presidents

      National Liberty (2)       Conservative (1)
Vice-Presidency Vice-President Prior office Party Term President(s) Notes
1 29 January 2017


25 June 2017
Manolis Afentoulis
1998–present

Tsar Conservative 1 Edward Jacobs Simultaneously served as the Minister of Culture and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
2 25 June 2017


12 January 2018
Edward Jacobs
1995–present

President National Liberty 1 Jacob Huff Simultaneously served as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Office vacant between January 12, 2018 and April 5, 2020
3 5 April 2020


1 May 2020
File:Huff.png Noelle Sallier
1996–present

President National Liberty 1 Edward Jacobs

See also