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Government of Gibraltar

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Democratically elected government of the British Overseas Territory
His Majesty's Government
of Gibraltar
Central Government
CountryGibraltar
Websitewww.gibraltar.gov.gi
The Crown
Head of stateKing Charles III
Legislative
LegislatureParliament of Gibraltar
Executive
Head of governmentFabian Picardo
Headquarters6 Convent Place,
Gibraltar
Main organCabinet of Gibraltar
Judicial
CourtSupreme Court of Gibraltar

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His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar is thedemocratically electedgovernment of theBritish Overseas Territory ofGibraltar. The head of state isKing Charles III who is represented by theGovernor.Elections in Gibraltar are held every four years, with aunicameralparliament of 18 members of which 17 members are elected by popular vote and one, theSpeaker, appointed by Parliament.

The executive

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The leader of the majority party (or majority coalition) is formally appointed by the governor as theChief Minister (head of government).[1]

The legislature

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TheCabinet (Council of Ministers) is generally formed by 9-10 of the 17 elected Members of Parliament, through choice made by the Chief Minister with the approval of the Governor.[2] The 7-8 remaining members constitute theOpposition (Shadow Cabinet).[1]

Thelast general election was held on 12 October 2023.

Salary

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The Chief Minister earns £142,689 (per anuum) whilst the other Ministers earn £109,253.

Cabinet

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The Cabinet (elected as fromDecember 2011) and after the reshuffle, as announced by the Chief Minister after the 2023 general election.

PartyNamePortfolio
GSLPFabian PicardoMPKC
  • Chief Minister of Gibraltar
  • Responsibility for the Economy, Public Finance, Financial Stability, Digital Services and IT & Logistics Department
  • Constituency MP for Upper Town
LPGJoseph GarciaMP
  • Deputy Chief Minister of Gibraltar
  • Constituency MP for Lower Town
GSLPJohn CortesMPMBE
  • Minister for Education, the Environment & Climate Change, Heritage, Transport & Traffic and Technical Services
  • Constituency MP for Alameda Estate and the South District
GSLPChristian Santos GMDMP
  • Minister for Equality, Employment, Culture and Tourism
  • Constituency MP for Varyl Begg Estate, Sir William Jackson Grove and Mid Harbours
GSLPNigel FeethamMP
  • Minister for Financial Services & Gaming and Justice
  • Constituency MP for Glacis Estate, Laguna Estate, Ocean Village and Bayside
GSLPSir Joseph BossanoMPKCMG
  • Minister for Economic Development, Enterprise, Telecommunications & the Gibraltar Savings Bank
  • Constituency MP withSpecial Responsibility for Senior Citizens
LPGLeslie BruzonMP
  • Minister for Sports, Industrial Relations and Civil Contingencies
  • Constituency MP for the Eastside and Catalan Bay
GSLPPatricia OrfilaMP
  • Minister for Housing
  • Constituency MP for Bayview area, Cumberland, Nelson's View, The Anchorage, Rosia Plaza, Rosia Dale and Europa Point
GSLPGemma Arias-VasquezMPKC
  • Minister for Health, Business, the Port, Town Planning and Public Utilities
  • Constituency MP for the Westside Area
Gibraltar stall at Labour Party Conference 2025

See also

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References

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  1. ^abCentral Intelligence Agency (ed.)."Gibraltar".The World Factbook. Retrieved14 September 2012.
  2. ^Isolas Gibraltar Lawyers (ed.)."Gibraltar Parliament". Retrieved14 September 2012.

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