Prime Minister of Enderron

Prime Minister of theRepublic of EnderronMinister-president van deRepublik Enderron恩德龙共和国总理Ēndélóng Gònghéguó Zǒnglǐエンデロン共和国総理Enderon Kyōwakoku Sōri 	Prime Minister of theRepublic of EnderronMinister-president van deRepublik Enderron恩德龙共和国总理Ēndélóng Gònghéguó Zǒnglǐエンデロン共和国総理Enderon Kyōwakoku Sōri
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IncumbentLisa Kelsey Chansince 3 December 2015 	IncumbentLisa Kelsey Chansince 3 December 2015
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Style 	The HonourablePrime Minister (spoken)
Residence 	Wentworth Gardens
Seat 	Wentworth
Appointer 	President of Enderron
Term length 	Four years(renewable indefinitely as long as the incumbent has majority support in the Parliament)
Formation 	15 June 1818
Inaugural holder 	William MacDonnell
Deputy 	Deputy Prime Minister
Salary 	$594,350 (END)
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Enderron is the head of government of Enderron. The individual who holds the office is the leader of the Cabinet of Enderron. The office is not mentioned in the Constitution of Enderron and exists only through longstanding political convention and tradition. Despite this, in practice it is the most powerful parliamentary position in Enderron. The individual who holds the office is commissioned by the President of Enderron, who is the head of state.
Almost always and according to convention, the Prime Minister is the leader of the majority party or largest party in a coalition of parties in the Enderronian Parliament. However, there is no constitutional requirement that the prime minister sit in parliament, though by convention this is always the case.
Lisa Kelsey Chan of the Social Democratic Party of Enderron has held the office of Prime Minister since 3 December 2015.
Until 15 August 1911, the office was known as the Premier of Enderron.
==Appointment==
The Prime Minister of Enderron is appointed by the President of Enderron under Section 64 of the Enderronian Constitution, which empowers the President to appoint government ministers and requires them to be members of Parliament, or become members within three months of the appointment. The Prime Minister and Treasurer are traditionally members of parliament, but the Constitution does not have such a requirement.
The Prime Minister is, like other ministers, normally sworn in by the President and then presented with the commission of office. When defeated in an election, or on resigning, the Prime Minister is said to "hand in the commission" and actually does so by returning it to the President. In the event of a Prime Minister dying in office, or becoming incapacitated, the President can terminate the commission.
Despite the importance of the office of prime minister, the Constitution does not mention the office by name. The conventions of the Westminster system were thought to be sufficiently entrenched in Enderron by the authors of the Constitution that it was deemed unnecessary to detail them.
If a government cannot get its appropriation (budget) legislation passed by the parliament, or parliament passes a vote of "no confidence" in the government, the Prime Minister is bound by convention to immediately resign or call a fresh election, although this has never occurred due to fixed election dates and convention.
Following a resignation in other circumstances, or the death of a prime minister, the president will generally appoint as prime minister the person elected as leader by the governing party or, in the case of a coalition, the senior party in the coalition.
==List of Prime Ministers of Enderron==
№ 	Name 	Name 	Party 	Term of officeDuration 	Term of officeDuration 	Elections won 	Government
№ 	Portrait 	NameSeat(birth–death) 	Party 	Term of officeDuration 	Term of officeDuration 	Elections won 	Government
Premier (1818–1911) 	Premier (1818–1911) 	Premier (1818–1911) 	Premier (1818–1911) 	Premier (1818–1911) 	Premier (1818–1911) 	Premier (1818–1911) 	Premier (1818–1911)
rowspan="3" 	 	William MacDonnellMP for Charters East(1760–1834) 	rowspan="3" 	15 June1818 	27 March1819 	1818 	MacDonnell
286 days 	286 days 	William MacDonnellMP for Charters East(1760–1834) 	 	 	 	1818 	MacDonnell
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Alexander NordMP for Wentworth(1754–1822) 	rowspan="3" 	27 March1819 	6 July1821 	– 	Nord
2 years, 102 days 	2 years, 102 days 	Alexander NordMP for Wentworth(1754–1822) 	 	 	 	– 	Nord
First Prime Minister of non-British and Swedish descent. 	First Prime Minister of non-British and Swedish descent. 	First Prime Minister of non-British and Swedish descent. 	First Prime Minister of non-British and Swedish descent. 	First Prime Minister of non-British and Swedish descent. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Robert PooleMP for Cumberland Plains(1760–1825) 	rowspan="3" 	6 July1821 	10 October1821 	1821 	Poole
97 days 	97 days 	Robert PooleMP for Cumberland Plains(1760–1825) 	 	 	 	1821 	Poole
Shortest-serving Prime Minister. 	Shortest-serving Prime Minister. 	Shortest-serving Prime Minister. 	Shortest-serving Prime Minister. 	Shortest-serving Prime Minister. 	 	 	
rowspan="2" 	 	George GranvilleMP for Westhampton(1769–1861) 	rowspan="2" 	10 October1821 	16 August1829 	– 	Granville I
1822 	 	George GranvilleMP for Westhampton(1769–1861) 	Granville II 	10 October1821 	16 August1829 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	George GranvilleMP for Westhampton(1769–1861) 	rowspan="3" 	10 October1821 	16 August1829 	1825 	Granville III
7 years, 311 days 	7 years, 311 days 	George GranvilleMP for Westhampton(1769–1861) 	1827 	Granville IV 	 	 	
First Prime Minister to represent an official political party. 	First Prime Minister to represent an official political party. 	First Prime Minister to represent an official political party. 	First Prime Minister to represent an official political party. 	First Prime Minister to represent an official political party. 	 	 	
rowspan="5" 	 	Andrew CampbellMP for St Claire(1777–1854) 	rowspan="5" 	16 August1829 	25 December1840 	– 	A. Campbell I
1831 	 	Andrew CampbellMP for St Claire(1777–1854) 	A. Campbell II 	16 August1829 	25 December1840 	 	
1834 	 	Andrew CampbellMP for St Claire(1777–1854) 	A. Campbell III 	16 August1829 	25 December1840 	 	
11 years, 132 days 	11 years, 132 days 	Andrew CampbellMP for St Claire(1777–1854) 	1837 	A. Campbell III 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Thomas SouthcottMP for Virginia(1790–1869) 	rowspan="3" 	25 December1840 	8 March1843 	1840 	Southcott I
2 years, 74 days 	2 years, 74 days 	Thomas SouthcottMP for Virginia(1790–1869) 	 	 	 	1840 	Southcott I
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Henry BassingerMP for Pittlake(1787–1849) 	rowspan="3" 	8 March1843 	14 April1844 	1843 	Bassinger
1 year, 38 days 	1 year, 38 days 	Henry BassingerMP for Pittlake(1787–1849) 	 	 	 	1843 	Bassinger
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Thomas SouthcottMP for Virginia(1790–1869) 	rowspan="3" 	14 April1844 	17 September1850 	– 	Southcott II
6 years, 157 days 	6 years, 157 days 	Thomas SouthcottMP for Virginia(1790–1869) 	1846 	Southcott III 	 	 	
First Prime Minister to return to the office and serve non-consecutive terms. 	First Prime Minister to return to the office and serve non-consecutive terms. 	First Prime Minister to return to the office and serve non-consecutive terms. 	First Prime Minister to return to the office and serve non-consecutive terms. 	First Prime Minister to return to the office and serve non-consecutive terms. 	 	 	
rowspan="4" 	 	Lachlan RussellMP for North Coast(1801–1885) 	rowspan="4" 	17 September1850 	6 May1857 	1850 	Russell I
1852 	 	Lachlan RussellMP for North Coast(1801–1885) 	Russell II 	17 September1850 	6 May1857 	 	
6 years, 232 days 	6 years, 232 days 	Lachlan RussellMP for North Coast(1801–1885) 	1855 	Russell III 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	James JenkinsMP for Wembley Park(1804–1868) 	rowspan="3" 	6 May1857 	20 August1861 	1857 	Jenkins
4 years, 107 days 	4 years, 107 days 	James JenkinsMP for Wembley Park(1804–1868) 	 	 	 	1857 	Jenkins
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Lachlan RussellMP for North Coast(1801–1885) 	rowspan="3" 	20 August1861 	18 January1865 	1861 	Russell IV
3 years, 152 days 	3 years, 152 days 	Lachlan RussellMP for North Coast(1801–1885) 	1864 	Russell V 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="4" 	 	Sir W. A. WatfordMP for Cumberland(1810–1886) 	rowspan="4" 	18 January1865 	10 November1870 	– 	Watford I
1865 	 	Sir W. A. WatfordMP for Cumberland(1810–1886) 	Watford II 	18 January1865 	10 November1870 	 	
5 years, 297 days 	5 years, 297 days 	Sir W. A. WatfordMP for Cumberland(1810–1886) 	1868 	Watford III 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Henry NashMP for Richmond(1828–1903) 	rowspan="3" 	10 November1870 	18 May1871 	– 	Nash
190 days 	190 days 	Henry NashMP for Richmond(1828–1903) 	 	 	 	– 	Nash
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Sir W. A. WatfordMP for Cumberland(1810–1886) 	rowspan="3" 	18 May1871 	1 April1875 	1871 	Watford IV
3 years, 319 days 	3 years, 319 days 	Sir W. A. WatfordMP for Cumberland(1810–1886) 	 	 	 	1871 	Watford IV
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="7" 	 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	rowspan="7" 	1 April1875 	31 July1889 	1875 	Leighton I
1877 	 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	Leighton II 	1 April1875 	31 July1889 	 	
1880 	 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	Leighton III 	1 April1875 	31 July1889 	 	
1883 	 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	Leighton IV 	1 April1875 	31 July1889 	 	
1885 	 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	Leighton V 	1 April1875 	31 July1889 	 	
14 years, 122 days 	14 years, 122 days 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	1888 	Leighton VI 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	James S. CampbellMP for Flinders City(1827–1919) 	rowspan="3" 	31 July1889 	4 March1891 	1889 	J. Campbell I
1 year, 217 days 	1 year, 217 days 	James S. CampbellMP for Flinders City(1827–1919) 	 	 	 	1889 	J. Campbell I
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	rowspan="3" 	4 March1891 	28 September1892 	1891 	Leighton VII
1 year, 209 days 	1 year, 209 days 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	 	 	 	1891 	Leighton VII
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	James S. CampbellMP for Flinders City(1827–1919) 	rowspan="3" 	28 September1892 	15 July1895 	– 	J. Campbell II
2 years, 291 days 	2 years, 291 days 	James S. CampbellMP for Flinders City(1827–1919) 	1894 	J. Campbell III 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	William ThurmondMP for Bayswater(1842–1921) 	rowspan="3" 	15 July1895 	29 January1897 	– 	Thurmond
1 year, 199 days 	1 year, 199 days 	William ThurmondMP for Bayswater(1842–1921) 	 	 	 	– 	Thurmond
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	rowspan="3" 	29 January1897 	23 March1900 	1897 	Leighton VIII
3 years, 54 days 	3 years, 54 days 	Sir Charles LeightonMP for Whetstone(1821–1906) 	 	 	 	1897 	Leighton VIII
Served a total of three non-consecutive terms, the most of any Prime Minister. 	Served a total of three non-consecutive terms, the most of any Prime Minister. 	Served a total of three non-consecutive terms, the most of any Prime Minister. 	Served a total of three non-consecutive terms, the most of any Prime Minister. 	Served a total of three non-consecutive terms, the most of any Prime Minister. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Samuel David ScottMP for Hounslow(1837–1910) 	rowspan="3" 	23 March1900 	17 October1901 	1900 	Scott
1 year, 209 days 	1 year, 209 days 	Samuel David ScottMP for Hounslow(1837–1910) 	 	 	 	1900 	Scott
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Norman FredericksonMP for Merewether(1838–1904) 	rowspan="3" 	17 October1901 	22 February1904† 	1901 	Frederickson
2 years, 129 days 	2 years, 129 days 	Norman FredericksonMP for Merewether(1838–1904) 	 	 	 	1901 	Frederickson
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="4" 	 	Arthur CameronMP for Middle Range(1849–1941) 	rowspan="4" 	22 February1904 	17 December1910 	– 	Cameron I
1904 	 	Arthur CameronMP for Middle Range(1849–1941) 	Cameron II 	22 February1904 	17 December1910 	 	
6 years, 299 days 	6 years, 299 days 	Arthur CameronMP for Middle Range(1849–1941) 	1908 	Cameron III 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Edward JansenMP for South Wentworth(1851–1916) 	rowspan="3" 	17 December1910 	15 August1911 	– 	Jansen
242 days 	242 days 	Edward JansenMP for South Wentworth(1851–1916) 	 	 	 	– 	Jansen
First Prime Minister of Dutch descent. 	First Prime Minister of Dutch descent. 	First Prime Minister of Dutch descent. 	First Prime Minister of Dutch descent. 	First Prime Minister of Dutch descent. 	 	 	
Prime Minister (1911–present) 	Prime Minister (1911–present) 	Prime Minister (1911–present) 	Prime Minister (1911–present) 	Prime Minister (1911–present) 	Prime Minister (1911–present)	Prime Minister (1911–present)	Prime Minister (1911–present)
rowspan="4" 	 	Sir Douglas WilsonMP for Marshall Bay(1849–1921) 	rowspan="4" 	15 August1911 	17 September1915 	1911 	Douglas I
1914 	 	Sir Douglas WilsonMP for Marshall Bay(1849–1921) 	Douglas II 	15 August1911 	17 September1915 	 	
4 years, 34 days 	4 years, 34 days 	Sir Douglas WilsonMP for Marshall Bay(1849–1921) 	1915 	Douglas III 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Martin RennerMP for Thomastown(1858–1937) 	rowspan="3" 	17 September1915 	15 December1923 	– 	Renner I
8 years, 90 days 	8 years, 90 days 	Martin RennerMP for Thomastown(1858–1937) 	1919 	Renner II 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Allen SjobergMP for Brooklyn(1875–1936) 	rowspan="3" 	15 December1923 	25 July1926 	1923 	Sjoberg
2 years, 223 days 	2 years, 223 days 	Allen SjobergMP for Brooklyn(1875–1936) 	 	 	 	1923 	Sjoberg
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	George KeeneyMP for West Ranges(1871–1949) 	rowspan="3" 	25 July1926 	14 November1930 	1926 	Keeney
4 years, 113 days 	4 years, 113 days 	George KeeneyMP for West Ranges(1871–1949) 	 	 	 	1926 	Keeney
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Daniel ReedMP for Wentworth(1867–1963) 	rowspan="3" 	14 November1930 	21 March1934 	1930 	Reed
3 years, 128 days 	3 years, 128 days 	Daniel ReedMP for Wentworth(1867–1963) 	 	 	 	1930 	Reed
Longest-lived Prime Minister. 	Longest-lived Prime Minister. 	Longest-lived Prime Minister. 	Longest-lived Prime Minister. 	Longest-lived Prime Minister. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Andrew MulherinMP for Palmerston City(1888–1981) 	rowspan="3" 	21 March1934 	26 November1937 	– 	Mulherin I
3 years, 251 days 	3 years, 251 days 	Andrew MulherinMP for Palmerston City(1888–1981) 	1934 	Mulherin II 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Neville SaxtonMP for Martin Creek(1870–1942) 	rowspan="3" 	26 November1937 	11 July1939 	1937 	Saxton
1 year, 228 days 	1 year, 228 days 	Neville SaxtonMP for Martin Creek(1870–1942) 	 	 	 	1937 	Saxton
Oldest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	Oldest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	Oldest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	Oldest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	Oldest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	 	 	
rowspan="2" 	 	Sir William OxleyMP for AstonMP for Kingston, PLNew Plymouth was part of Plymouth Prefecture until 1990.(1883–1965)	rowspan="2" 	11 July1939 	24 March1963 	– 	Oxley I
1940 	 	Sir William OxleyMP for AstonMP for Kingston, PLNew Plymouth was part of Plymouth Prefecture until 1990.(1883–1965)	Oxley II 	11 July1939 	24 March1963 	 	
rowspan="7" 	 	Sir William OxleyMP for AstonMP for Kingston, PLNew Plymouth was part of Plymouth Prefecture until 1990.(1883–1965)	rowspan="7" 	11 July1939 	24 March1963 	1945 	Oxley III
1946 	 	Sir William OxleyMP for AstonMP for Kingston, PLNew Plymouth was part of Plymouth Prefecture until 1990.(1883–1965)	Oxley IV 	11 July1939 	24 March1963 	 	
1950 	 	Sir William OxleyMP for AstonMP for Kingston, PLNew Plymouth was part of Plymouth Prefecture until 1990.(1883–1965)	Oxley V 	11 July1939 	24 March1963 	 	
1954 	 	Sir William OxleyMP for AstonMP for Kingston, PLNew Plymouth was part of Plymouth Prefecture until 1990.(1883–1965)	Oxley VI 	11 July1939 	24 March1963 	 	
1958 	 	Sir William OxleyMP for AstonMP for Kingston, PLNew Plymouth was part of Plymouth Prefecture until 1990.(1883–1965)	Oxley VII 	11 July1939 	24 March1963 	 	
23 years, 258 days 	23 years, 258 days 	Sir William OxleyMP for AstonMP for Kingston, PLNew Plymouth was part of Plymouth Prefecture until 1990.(1883–1965)	1962 	Oxley VIII 	 	 	
Longest-serving Prime Minister. Oldest Prime Minister upon leaving office. 	Longest-serving Prime Minister. Oldest Prime Minister upon leaving office. 	Longest-serving Prime Minister. Oldest Prime Minister upon leaving office. 	Longest-serving Prime Minister. Oldest Prime Minister upon leaving office. 	Longest-serving Prime Minister. Oldest Prime Minister upon leaving office. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Benjamin ThrailkillMP for Bayswater, WE(1904–1967) 	rowspan="3" 	24 March1963 	6 April1967† 	– 	Thrailkill I
4 years, 14 days 	4 years, 14 days 	Benjamin ThrailkillMP for Bayswater, WE(1904–1967) 	1966 	Thrailkill II 	 	 	
Died in office. 	Died in office. 	Died in office. 	Died in office. 	Died in office. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Alex HoltheMP for Fairfax, FL(1912–1999) 	rowspan="3" 	6 April1967 	23 October1970 	– 	Holthe
 	 	Alex HoltheMP for Fairfax, FL(1912–1999) 	 	 	 	– 	Holthe
‍Longest-serving Prime Minister to have never won an election as leader. 	‍Longest-serving Prime Minister to have never won an election as leader. 	‍Longest-serving Prime Minister to have never won an election as leader. 	‍Longest-serving Prime Minister to have never won an election as leader. 	‍Longest-serving Prime Minister to have never won an election as leader. 	 	 	
rowspan="4" 	 	Calvin RhinehartMP for Parkes, JZ(1915–2003) 	rowspan="4" 	23 October1970 	20 May1979 	1970 	Rhinehart I
1974 	 	Calvin RhinehartMP for Parkes, JZ(1915–2003) 	Rhinehart II 	23 October1970 	20 May1979 	 	
 	 	Calvin RhinehartMP for Parkes, JZ(1915–2003) 	1978 	Rhinehart III 	 	 	
Longest-serving Social Democratic Prime Minister. Defeated in a leadership spill and resigned.	Longest-serving Social Democratic Prime Minister. Defeated in a leadership spill and resigned.	Longest-serving Social Democratic Prime Minister. Defeated in a leadership spill and resigned. 	Longest-serving Social Democratic Prime Minister. Defeated in a leadership spill and resigned.	Longest-serving Social Democratic Prime Minister. Defeated in a leadership spill and resigned.	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	William WattMP for Edison, WE(1930–1979) 	rowspan="3" 	20 May1979 	12 November1979† 	– 	Watt
177 days 	177 days 	William WattMP for Edison, WE(1930–1979) 	 	 	 	– 	Watt
Assassinated in office. Shortest-lived Prime Minister. 	Assassinated in office. Shortest-lived Prime Minister. 	Assassinated in office. Shortest-lived Prime Minister. 	Assassinated in office. Shortest-lived Prime Minister. 	Assassinated in office. Shortest-lived Prime Minister. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	James ThorpeMP for Kingscliffe, JZ(1938–2016) 	rowspan="3" 	12 November1979 	10 November1986 	– 	Thorpe I
 	 	James ThorpeMP for Kingscliffe, JZ(1938–2016) 	1982 	Thorpe II 	 	 	
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rowspan="3" 	 	Mike BehrensMP for Wolseley, NS(1933–) 	rowspan="3" 	10 November1986 	25 October1990 	1986 	Behrens
 	 	Mike BehrensMP for Wolseley, NS(1933–) 	 	 	 	1986 	Behrens
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rowspan="3" 	 	Helen VandenbergMP for Rosslea, JZ(1939–) 	rowspan="3" 	25 October1990 	1 December1997 	1990 	Vandenberg I
 	 	Helen VandenbergMP for Rosslea, JZ(1939–) 	1994 	Vandenberg II 	 	 	
‍First female Prime Minister. 	‍First female Prime Minister. 	‍First female Prime Minister. 	‍First female Prime Minister. 	‍First female Prime Minister. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Rick ClarksonMP for Jackson, WE(1947–) 	rowspan="3" 	1 December1997 	30 October2002 	– 	Clarkson I
 	 	Rick ClarksonMP for Jackson, WE(1947–) 	1998 	Clarkson II 	 	 	
First Prime Minister born after Enderronian independence. 	First Prime Minister born after Enderronian independence. 	First Prime Minister born after Enderronian independence. 	First Prime Minister born after Enderronian independence. 	First Prime Minister born after Enderronian independence. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Wally KoepkeMP for Marshall Bay, CO(1951–) 	rowspan="3" 	30 October2002 	17 February2008 	2002 	Koepke I
 	 	Wally KoepkeMP for Marshall Bay, CO(1951–) 	2006 	Koepke II 	 	 	
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rowspan="3" 	 	Adrian CoghlanMP for Formosa, JZ(1948–) 	rowspan="3" 	17 February2008 	6 July2009 	– 	Coghlan
1 year, 140 days 	1 year, 140 days 	Adrian CoghlanMP for Formosa, JZ(1948–) 	 	 	 	– 	Coghlan
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rowspan="3" 	 	Sherry Matsuda松田 静子Matsuda ShizukoMP for Rijkens, TJ(1971–) 	rowspan="3" 	6 July2009 	1 November2014 	– 	Matsuda I
 	 	Sherry Matsuda松田 静子Matsuda ShizukoMP for Rijkens, TJ(1971–) 	2010 	Matsuda II 	 	 	
First Prime Minister of Asian descent. Youngest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	First Prime Minister of Asian descent. Youngest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	First Prime Minister of Asian descent. Youngest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	First Prime Minister of Asian descent. Youngest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	First Prime Minister of Asian descent. Youngest Prime Minister at time of swearing in. 	 	 	
rowspan="3" 	 	Tom WoodlandsMP for Lyndhurst, NS(1960–) 	rowspan="3" 	1 November2014 	3 December2015 	2014 	Woodlands
 	 	Tom WoodlandsMP for Lyndhurst, NS(1960–) 	 	 	 	2014 	Woodlands
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rowspan="4" 	 	Lisa Kelsey Chan陈林阳Chén LínyángMP for Taylor, NP(1964–) 	rowspan="4" 	3 December2015 	Incumbent 	– 	Kelsey Chan I
2018 	 	Lisa Kelsey Chan陈林阳Chén LínyángMP for Taylor, NP(1964–) 	Kelsey Chan II 	3 December2015 	Incumbent 	 	
 	 	Lisa Kelsey Chan陈林阳Chén LínyángMP for Taylor, NP(1964–) 	2022 	Kelsey Chan III 	 	 	
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==Statistics==
===Former prime ministers===
As of February 2019, there are seven former living former Australian Prime Ministers.
*Mike Behrens (1986–1990), age 86.
*Helen Vandenberg (1990–1997), age 80.
*Rick Clarkson (1997–2002), age 72.
*Wally Koepke (2002–2008), age 68.
*Adrian Coghlan (2008–2009), age 71.
*Sherry Matsuda (2009–2014), age 48.
*Tom Woodlands (2014–2015), age 59.
The most recently deceased prime minister was James Thorpe (1979–1986), who died in 2016.
The greatest number of living former prime ministers at any one time was eight, between 2015 and 2016. When Lisa Kelsey Chan was sworn in as prime minister on 3 December 2015, the eight living former prime ministers were Thorpe, Behrens, Vandenberg, Clarkson, Koepke, Coghlan, Matsuda and Woodlands. In March 2016, Thorpe died, bringing the number down to seven.
Of the Prime Ministers, Norman Frederickson, Benjamin Thrailkill and William Watt are the only ones to have died while in office.
===Ages===
The five youngest people when they first became prime minister were:
*Sherry Matsuda – 38
*James Thorpe – 41
*Andrew Mulherin – 45
*Allen Sjoberg – 48
*Lachlan Russell – 48
The five oldest people when they first became prime minister were:
*Neville Saxton – 67
*Alexander Nord – 65
*Daniel Reed – 63
*Samuel David Scott – 63
*Norman Frederickson – 63
The five youngest people to last leave the office of prime minister were:
*Sherry Matsuda – 43
*James Thorpe – 48
*William Watt – 49
*Andrew Mulherin – 49
*Allen Sjoberg – 51
The five oldest people to last leave the office of prime minister were:
*William Oxley – 80
*Charles Leighton – 79
*Neville Saxton – 69
*James Spencer Campbell – 68
*Alexander Nord – 67
===Births and deaths===
The earliest-born prime minister was Alexander Nord, who was born in 1754. He is the only prime minister born before the 1760s.
The latest-born leader is Sherry Matsuda, who was born in 1971. She is one of six prime ministers born after Enderronian independence, the others being Rick Clarkson (1947), Adrian Coghlan (1948), Wally Koepke (1951), Tom Woodlands (1960) and Lisa Kelsey Chan (1964).
==References==