Premiership of Sheaman Prime Ministers

*See Also: 1844 - 1880 in Sheaman*

## TRA Government (1865-1880)

*See Also: CBSP Government (1865 - 1880)*

*See Also: 1880 - 1899 in Sheaman*

*See Also: 1900s in Sheaman*

*See Also: CBSP Government (1907 - 1918)*

*See Also: SBP Government (1918 - 1919)*

*See Also: LRA Government (1919 - 1923)*

*See Also: ADSP Government (1923 - 1924)*

See Also: LRA Government (1924 - 1926)

*See Also: S&L Government (1926 - 1940)*

*See Also: LRA Government (1940 - 1945)*

*See Also: S&L Government (1945 - 1960)*

*See Also: SWLDP Government (1960 - 1974)*

### Premiership of David McAffa (1980 - 1984)

In 1983 the issue of Apartheid came up in parliament with P&D MP, Alan Arthurs, issuing his bill called the Economic Sanctions on Apartheid & South African Governance. The bill was created to sanction South Africa and opt-out of economic investments in South Africa and South African companies. Then Prime Minister David McAffa refused to support the bill and in parliament tried to sway other members of his party to oppose the bill. SNRP had already made a stance of opposing the bill claiming it to be wrongfully condemning the South African government. The Bill was eventually not passed with 171-134 opposing the bill. The majority of the Conservative Party had supported the bill however it appeared to not be enough with around 54 MPs opposing the bill allowing the bill to be rejected. The public were firmly supportive of the bill so the government came under a lot of pressure and the prime minister was being called to resign. David McAffa however did not resign and claimed that there were more pressing issues in government at the moment.

## SGLR Government (1995 - 2008)

*See Also: SGLR Government (1995 - 2008)*

## SOCS Government (2008 - 2009)

*See Also: SOCS Government (2008 - 2009)*

### Premiership of Wojchiech Govindaram (2012 - 2014)

Wojchiech Govindaram was Prime Minister of Sheaman between 2012 and 2014 and was the 2nd C&U Prime Minister in Sheaman after Hazel Willow (2009 - 2012).

Early on in her premiership she proposed a bill to ban the Islamic State flag in Sheaman which was successfully passed in the house with 342-30 in favour with 30 SGLR MPs standing against the bill claiming it was against free speech. Early on the Tedusian government had hoped that Govindaram was going to be a much softer Prime Minister than the last few Prime Ministers and they offered to sign an armistice to lay down their arms and stop fighting if the government would pass a bill to grant them an independence referendum. Govindaram took this as a threat and refused to sign an armistice and refused to allow an independence referendum unless they surrendered and ended the war then it might be negotiable. President Caddam of Tedesu appeared dissatisfied with the Prime Ministers' response and claimed the Prime Minister only wanted war not peace.

in December 2012 Govindaram proposed a bill that would amend the LGBTQ+ Education in School Act 2001 by (1.) allowing States to legislate their own laws on LGBTQ+ Education in Schools, (2.) Removing Sexual Health, Sexual Relationships and Gay sex from LGBTQ+ Education and (3.) Banning Primary Schools teaching Children about LGBTQ+ Education. The Act raised many controversies and SGLR, SOCS, P&D and S&L claimed that the Conservative & Unionists were crippling LGBTQ+ rights and destroying their education and an understanding of who they are. Although a lot of campaigning by by all parties happened and the bill amendment became months long it was finally passed with 188-184 MPs passing the bill. The bill was so controversial that many MPs and even the public were demanding her resignation as Prime Minister however the wave ended shortly by summer time as in July 2013 she managed to get the Tedusian government to sign an armistice and agree to peace talks and a peace treaty.

Peace talks weren't very successful with the Tedusian government but they managed to keep each other at peace and whilst Govindaram was being rejected by MPs and the public she was now turning opinions until now. With her failure to be a great diplomat and even leading towards the Tedusian government threatening to continue fighting, her party began worrying she might be on the way out. and in January 2014 the Conservative & Unionist Party called for a leadership election. The leadership election saw her being voted out and failing to even make it to the final round of voting by only making it to the 2nd last round of voting. The final round of voting took place in late February and was between Faruk Masatai and former Prime Minister Hazel Willow and ended with Hazel Willow winning 63% of the members vote in the final round and she became Prime Minister on the 9th of March 2014.

### Premiership of Jarl Novechaevar (2021 - 2021)

In May 2021 Jarl Novechaevar pushed through a bill in the House of Representatives that would make it illegal for L'Doufean Civilians to cross the border into Sheaman or go anywhere near a battlefield. The Bill was called the Border Crossing Bill 2021and was passed in the house with 242 supporting the bill and 130 opposing the bill.

### Premiership of Luthando Kuran (2022 - )

Luthando Kuran was elected in as the leader of P&D in 2018 and after his party won the most seats in the 2022 General Election and he formed a coalition with S&L giving their government 226 seats in parliament and a 23 seat majority, giving their government a safe amount of seats in parliament. The coalition made Luthando Kuran the Prime Minister and continuing (leader of S&L) Susan Monroe's position as Deputy Prime Minister. The coalition deal was very quick and swift to be signed as both parties were happy with the coalition and what each party received with many calling it a new era of politics in Sheaman.

Sometime in August 2022 it was reported that both Tedusian and Sheaman military stopped engaging in conflict and that an "unofficial armistice" had been signed. In September 2022 it was revealed by an "inside official" that Luthando Kuran had been meeting with Jean Caddam to secure independence for Tedesu in secret, private meetings that the public did not know about. It was also revealed that his cabinet and MPs that he trusted were told about his meetings with Jean Caddam and that they were also supportive of a secret independence deal. The deal consisted of independence for Tedesu without a referendum and it would be agreed that Tedesu take humiliation for their "defeat" and pay war reparations. When the news was found given to the media and posted online it gained the name Duffsgate and led to major controversy about who Luthando Kuran really was and what his allegiance was. After an investigation lasting a month was finished it concluded that Kuran had no loyalty to the Tedusian government but it was confirmed that his secret meeting had happened. Luthando Kuran would announce after the investigation was concluded that a formal armistice had now been signed but he still intended to give Tedesu independence but with a referendum this time. Throughout November and December in retaliation for Kuran's decision to grant independence to Tedesu many MPs began resigning in hopes that parliament would close and an election would be called. Kuran announced in mid December that he had no intention to call an election especially after passing the Elections Act 2022 (that made elections happen every two years now) and setting the next election for 2024.

Between the 21st to the 29th of December 2022 the government of Sheaman which had promised that Tedesu would become independent by the 1st of January 2023 were now having second thoughts. The Prime Minister held an emergency vote on the 21st of December that would allow the date of independence to be pushed forward up to the 1st of June 2023 and the bill got passed. Only two days later the President would visit Opierdefa to meet Jean Caddam in the hope that he would agree to extend to the date of independence. His meeting was unsuccessful at first be the President once again met with Caddam on the 29th and after lengthy discussions the President and Caddam came to an agreement, pushing the date of independence forward to the 1st of April 2023. Later on the 17th of March 2023 the issue of independence came up again in parliament and there was still disorder around the independence of Tedesu and so Luthando Kuran instructed the President to meet with Jean Caddam and try and push the date of independence to the latest they could, the 1st of June 2023. Jean Caddam was very reluctant to allow the date to be changed to the 1st of June 2023 but after a lot of talking and convincing by the President of Sheaman the date was agreed to be changed to the 1st of June 2023.

On the 1st of February 2023 after the results of by-elections came out, it showed that the current government would become a minority so Kuran would reform his government on the 10th of February to now include the Left Revolutionary Party which regained the government's majority but further deteriorated the power of P&D. In March the President would meet with President Caddam of Tedesu to discuss pushing back the date of independence once again, this time to the 1st of June. At first President Caddam refused to do so after promising to his people that he was set on the 1st of April being the day of independence but after some convincing he agreed to push to date back to the 1st of June 2023.

In early April Luthando Kuran would announce his intentions to introduce anti-trans legislation to change sex to strictly mean biological sex, removing trans people from sex-related safe spaces such as bathrooms and sports. Kuran was verbally attacked for his policies against trans people and many news media outlets and politicians spoke out against Kuran's anti-trans legislation and were calling for the removal of Kuran as Prime Minister. Kuran would also later introduce a labor bill that intended to restrict when teachers and staff can strike which was also taken very badly by teaching staff and he general public who believed that the image Kuran represented in the 2022 general election wasn't the same that he presented now and that he had changed for the worst. On the 15th of April LRP would dissolve thus meaning that they left the coalition and only two days later when the Transgender & Sex bill was put forward, National Green would also leave the coalition, leaving P&D & the Liberal Democrats left with a minority government. National Green leader said he advocated for progressivism and that any bill like that should be struck down but unfortunately for him the bill passed in its first reading with 209 MPs in favor of the bill and 189 against the bill.

After a leaked recording of Kuran stating that he was glad that the National Greens left the coalition and him calling their leader an "LGBT faggot" that very same day a vote of no confidence was put forth by Arash Katashia, a gay mp, who considered Kuran's statement homophobic and the final straw. The vote of no confidence in the government succeeded with 241 - 163 MPs voting in favor of the vote of no confidence. This led to a government having to be formed in 10 days or an election would take place and on the 1st of May 2023 a government was formed but was put on hold until a Prime Minister could be chosen by the parties in the coalition. Kuran however, bypassed this vote of no confidence as all he needed to do was form a coalition with another party to remain in government. This is what he did, forming a coalition with C&U, making it the first left-right coalition in the history of Sheaman.