Minister-President of Ineland

The Minister-President of Ineland (French: Ministre-président du gouvernement inelandais, Dutch: Minister-president van Inland) is the head of government of Ineland. The office was first established in 1821 with the Lenau Constitution, it being the replacement for the previous office of stadhouder.

The Minister-president is appointed by the monarch, with the Chamber of Commons then ratifying the appointment. Given the fractured nature of the Inelandic party system, which makes it almost impossible for any single party to achieve a majority in the chamber, after an initial round of inter-party negotiations to secure a parliamentary majority, the candidate then meets the monarch to inform him of the success in the negotiations and thus receive the appointment to the office.

History
The office of Minister-President was created in 1821 with the entry nto force of the Lenau Constitution as a parliament-controlled head of government appointed by the monarch with the support of the lower chamber of parliament.

Hôtel de Vievy
Hôtel de Vievy (French: Vievy Palace) is the Minister-President's vacation residence. It is a manor located just outside the town of Vievy, by the northern side of Lake Calenne roughly 75km north-west of Hautcour. It was built in 1728 as the hunting lodge of the princely family of Hautcour, but with the abolishment of the Hautcourian local monarchy in the early 19th century it was transferred to the newly established federal government.