Second Luchens Cabinet
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Second Cabinet of Oskar Luchens Cabinet Luchens II | |
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 7th Cabinet of the Seventh Kodiak Republic | |
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| Date formed | 13 March 645 |
| Date dissolved | 16 June 647 |
| People and organisations | |
| Chancellor | Oskar Luchens |
| Deputy Chancellor | Aaron Tonnesen |
| Member party | National Unity |
| Status in legislature | 101 / 200 (51%)
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| Opposition party | Kodiak Workers |
| Opposition leader | Klaus Mikaelson |
| History | |
| Election | 645 General Election |
| Predecessor | Luchens I |
| Successor | Luchens III |
The Second Luchens Cabinet was the government of the Serene Republic of Kodiak from 13 March 645 until 16 June 647. It was led by Chancellor Oskar Luchens and Deputy Chancellor Aaron Tonnesen of the National Unity Party.
It was installed after the rejection of the First Luchens Cabinet following the 645 Kodiak General Election. Luchens was elected during the initial movements of the Great North invasion of the Darrent. His cabinet appointments were the first (and so far only) cabinet list to be knocked back by the General Assembly on the first vote. Opposition party the KWP rallied a contingent of Assembly Members to oppose the list after Luchens initially refused to include KWP leader Klaus Mikaelson in the war cabinet.
The Provisional Cabinet served until a new cabinet was approved by the General Assembly on 13 March 465. The new cabinet consisted of a number of changes which better represented a wider gamut of political positions, though notably opposition leader Klaus Mikaelson was still left out of the cabinet in contravention of Barber/Luchens agreement from the previous government.
Composition
| Portfolio | Minister | Took Office | Left Office | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chancellor Minister of Commerce and Labour Minister of Health and Education |
Oskar Luchens | 18 January 645 | 18 January 648 | - | NUP |
| Deputy Chancellor Minister of Transportation |
Aaron Tonnesen | 13 March 645 | 16 June 647 | NUP | |
| Minister of Justice, Law, and Order | Joshua Lopez | 13 March 645 | 16 June 647 | NUP | |
| Minister of Defence and Foreign Affairs | Jonn Stevens | 13 March 645 | 16 June 647 | PPK | |
| Minister of Revenue and Treasury | John Edwards | 13 March 645 | 16 June 647 | KWP | |
| Minister of Commerce and Labour | Reifyrm Visdvk | 13 March 645 | 16 June 647 | Ind. | |
| Minister of Social Services | Hester Sirocco-Loren | 13 March 645 | 16 June 647 | KWP | |
