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This was the first elected government since the foundation of GDR Lodamun, set to succeed the transitional government headed by Richard Orman. It received unanimous support from the 1st Presidium. In Lodamun, the entire cabinet (including the President) is elected by the Presidium by a simple 300/599 majority vote, but can be sacked and replaced at any time.
Despite the fact that Jherane Batnassan was the leader of the Social Anarchist Party, the party put James Martin as its presidential candidate.
Government Officials[]
| Office | Official | Party |
|---|---|---|
| President | James Martin | SAP |
| Vice President | Richard Orman | GNRG |
| Vice President | Paul Spaak | P&A |
| Vice President | John Baryon | NLA |
| Foreign Affairs | Louise Taylor | SAP |
| Internal Affairs | Vince Urbain | P&A |
| Finance | Jaron Landau | GNRG |
| Defence | Gavriil Mihaylov | GNRG |
| Justice | Ivan Smith | NLA |
| Infrastructure and Transport | Kurt Kästner | GNRG |
| Health and Social Services | Achiel Vanacker | P&A |
| Education and Culture | Nigel Gaines | SAP |
| Science and Technology | Ursula Brown | SAP |
| Food and Agriculture | Anne Smet | P&A |
| Environment and Tourism | Jan Peters | P&A |
| Trade and Industry | Warwick Orman | GNRG |
Legislative Power of Government Parties[]
Presidium[]
The members of the 1st Presidium unanimously voted in favour of this cabinet.
Central Committee[]
The President's party needed only 3 more seats to have a solid majority in the 1st Central Committee.
End[]
The administration lost support from the 2 left wing parties, the GNRG and the P&A, which together had over 300 seats. They voted to end James Martin's presidency and start Richard Orman's 2nd presidency.