Second Founrath Cabinet

The second cabinet of Gindyr Founrath was the Government of Bigicia from May 2023 to present. It was a coalition government, consisting of three parties: the Reform Party, the Merid-Ciupa Concordat and the Green League. The cabinet was installed on 25 April 2021, during a formal government meeting with King Torrhen III. The government is the result of the aftermath of the 2021 Bigician legislative election, which saw the rise of the two parties - Founders and Reformists - at the forefront of Bigician politics.

Political negotiations
Following the elections, a center-right coalition government was formed by the Founders (TFP) and the Reformist Party (TRP) with Gindyr Founrath, 5th Duke of Balmora as Prime Minister. The coalition has been met with shock by the public as it was generally thought that the Founders and the Reformists were irreconcilable after the dissolution of the High Council, not to mention the nomination of Duke Gindyr, the Reformist leader, for the role of Prime Minister.

Vote in the parliament
After the king proposed Gindyr Founrath to the function of Prime Minister on April 25, the proposed government was subsequently also brought to the parliament for the voting procedure on April 26. All minister propositions had passed the hearings in the parliamentary commissions on the same day. It was approved by the parliament, with 265 votes in favour and 201 votes against giving the Founrath Cabinet confidence, more than the minimum 233 necessary votes.

Party breakdown
Party breakdown of cabinet ministers:
 * The Founders Party 8/20
 * The Reform Party 9/20
 * Independent 3/20

The Cabinet's Performance
The premiership of Gindyr Founrath began on 24 April 2021 when Founrath accepted King Torrhen III's invitation, at his prerogative, to form a new administration. The cabinet was installed on 25 April 2021, during a formal government meeting with the monarch. It followed the 2021 Bigician legislative election, which saw the rise of the two parties - Founders and Reformists - at the forefront of Bigician politics. Despite his well-known rivalry with Founders leader Brendanus Ilona, both parties agreed to form a coalition following a night meeting between the two.

Basmath Tendaji, an executive at the media conglomerate North Star, was appointed chief business adviser to the Prime Minister. Dennas Bryne, former leader of the party and chief of the electoral campaign for the Reformists, was appointed into a role as a senior advisor to Founrath.

Founrath's key cabinet appointments were Brendanus Ilona as Deputy Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer, Morndilin Salingire as Minister of Education, Sara Kamal as Minister of Energy, Selah Oswald as Minister of Economy, Kelina Nerevau as Minister of Environment, Archie Mavis as Minister for Transport, Lebesu Cholneith as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Balwûr Cenric as Minister of National Defence, Bracus Talurn as Minister of Labour, Hadiya Sarlamin as Minister of Justice, Theodemar Presqen as Minister of Health, Maraquo Hestohrin as Minister of Internal Affairs, Bauron Masoud as Minister of Culture, Achivoine Tailencel as Minister of the Sea and he invited High Priestess Phelaks to serve the role of Eleven Forces Emissary.

First 100 days
On 26 April 2021, Founrath entered the Oversoul Palace for the first time as Prime Minister. He used his first speech to promise that a new Constitution would be adopted within 99 days.