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| header1 = Government Branches
| label2 = Executive | data2 = [[Cabinet (The Leftist Assembly)|Cabinet]]
| label3 = Legislature | data3 = [[General Assembly (The Leftist Assembly)|General Assembly]]
| label4 = Judiciary | data4 = [[Supreme Court (The Leftist Assembly)|Supreme Court]]
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| title = The Cabinet of<br>The Leftist Assembly
| image1 = [[File:Rosy Red.png|200px]]
| subheader = Current: [[2nd Podria Cabinet]]
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| label2 = Branch | data2 = Executive
| label3 = Leader | data3 = Secretary
| label4 = Membership | data4 = Secretary, <br>Minister of Foreign Affairs, <br>Minister of Information, <br>Minister of Recruitment, <br>Otherother appointed roles at the Secretary's discretion
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==History==
===Formation===
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===MinisterMinisterial of Informationchanges===
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Other voluntarily appointed portfolios since the establishment of an independent Cabinet have included the Vice Secretary, Ministers of Apocalyptic Affairs, Community Affairs, Events, Roleplay, and World Assembly Affairs, and a short-lived museum Curator role.
 
===Separate elections===
The Splitting Elections legislative package, introduced by the [[22nd General Assembly]] and passed in July 2021, separated direct elections for the Secretary and Members of the General Assembly (MGA's). Secretarial elections remain scheduled for the start of every March, June, September, and December, while Legislative elections are scheduled to begin on the 15th of every January, April, July, and October. This meant that Secretarial election campaigns, as well as the subsequent appointments and confirmations of Cabinet members, could take place without simultaneous planning and campaigns for election as MGA's, giving the Secretary and Cabinet its own dedicated electoral cycle.
 
Since the separation of election cycles, partly intended to increase election participation and year-round regional activity, all Secretarial elections have each seen at least three candidates nominate. The [[December 2021 Secretarial election]] was notable for featuring eight final candidates for Secretary on the ballot.
 
==Terms==
{{main|List of officeholders}}
 
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| [[1st Argentigrad Cabinet|1st Argentigrad]]
| [[TheSeptember Leftist2019 Assemblygeneral election, September 2019|September 2019]]
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| [[1st Llorens Cabinet|1st Llorens]]
| [[TheDecember Leftist2019 Assemblygeneral election, December 2019|December 2019]]
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| [[2nd Llorens Cabinet|2nd Llorens]]
| [[TheMarch Leftist2020 Assemblygeneral election, March 2020|March 2020]]
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| [[1st Greylyn Cabinet|1st Greylyn]]
| [[TheJune Leftist2020 Assemblygeneral election, June 2020|June 2020]]
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| [[1st Kavagrad Cabinet|1st Kavagrad]]
| [[September 2020 general election|September 2020]]
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| [[1st Dyl Cabinet|1st Dyl]]
| [[December 2020 general election|December 2020]]
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| [[2nd Dyl Cabinet|2nd Dyl]]
| [[March 2021 general election|March 2021]]
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| [[1st New Samon Cabinet|1st New Samon]]
| [[June 2021 general election|June 2021]]
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| [[2nd Greylyn Cabinet|2nd Greylyn]]
| [[September 2021 Secretarial election|September 2021]]
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| [[1st Super Awesome Fun Times Cabinet|1st Super Awesome Fun Times (SAFT)]]
| [[December 2021 Secretarial election|December 2021]]
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| [[2nd Super Awesome Fun Times Cabinet|2nd SAFT]]
| [[March 2022 Secretarial election|March 2022]]
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| [[1st Podria Cabinet|1st Podria]]
| [[June 2022 Secretarial election|June 2022]]
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| [[2nd Kavagrad Cabinet|2nd Kavagrad]]
| [[September 2022 Secretarial election|September 2022]]
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| [[2nd Podria Cabinet|2nd Podria]]
| [[March 2023 Secretarial election|March 2023]]
|}
 
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