Cabinet Kielsen III
| Cabinet Kielsen III | |
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| 21. Naalakkersuisut | |
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| prime minister | Kim Kielsen |
| choice | 2018 |
| Legislative period | 13. |
| education | 15th May 2018 |
| The End | 4th October 2018 |
| Duration | 0 years and 142 days |
| predecessor | Cabinet Kielsen II |
| successor | Cabinet Kielsen IV |
| composition | |
| Party (s) | Siumut , Partii Naleraq , Atassut , Nunatta Qitornai |
| minister | 9 |
| representation | |
| Inatsisartut | 16/31 |
The Kielsen III cabinet was the 21st government in Greenland . It was formed after the 2018 election to the Inatsisartut .
Origin and existence
Both the Siumut and the Inuit Ataqatigiit , who previously occupied 22 of the 31 parliamentary seats, emerged from the election severely weakened. The main election winners were Demokraatit and the two new parties Nunatta Qitornai and Suleqatigiissitsisut , while Partii Naleraq and Atassutreceived only slight gains or losses in electoral favor. The Siumut was ready to talk in all directions. On May 3rd, the Democrats canceled a coalition with the Siumut and were only open to talks with the Inuit Ataqatigiit. In the afternoon, talks between Siumut and IA also failed, so that a coalition with the small parties remained the only possibility for the Siumut to form a government. On May 4th, ten days after the election, the coalition agreement between Siumut, Partii Naleraq, Atassut and Nunatta Qitornai was signed. The ministerial posts were announced at a press conference on May 11th.
The government was on shaky legs from the start, as it was a right-center-left coalition of four with only one seat majority. The separatist Partii Naleraq in particular proved to be a time bomb over time.
On August 24, 2018, Jens Napaattooq threatened that the party would leave the government if the fishing quotas in North and East Greenland were not lifted. These were already used up in the middle of the year, so that the hunters and fishermen in the regions were no longer allowed to pursue their activities. However, shortly thereafter , the Pinngortitaleriffik announced that the populations of narwhales and white whales would be further decimated by lifting the catch quotas. On Friday, September 7th, it was announced that the Danish Minister of State Lars Løkke Rasmussen would meet with Kim Kielsen on Monday, September 10th, so that Denmark could co-finance the three new Greenland airports. The law stipulates that Denmark does not provide more than 3.8 billion Danish kroner a year for Greenland. The Partii Naleraq was also not satisfied with the planned runway lengths, which were felt to be too long. At the same time, Finance Minister Pele Broberg planned that corporate tax should be halved, which would mean a deficit of 528 million kroner by 2022. The Partii Naleraq announced over the weekend that they do not approve of the Danish support. Kielsen also encountered headwinds from his own party, where there was talk of "colonialism".
On September 9th, the Partii Naleraq finally called a press conference, where the party chairman Hans Enoksen announced that the Partii Naleraq is leaving the coalition, which no longer has a majority. The anti-separatist Atassut reported in the person of party chairman Siverth K. Heilmann that the resignation was seen as a relief. He said that he did not understand anything that was recently going on in the party and that he had the feeling that Hans Enoksen did not have his party members under control. Just a few hours later, Sara Olsvig from the Inuit Ataqatigiit announced that, as the previous opposition party, she was ready for coalition talks. On the other hand, Niels Thomsen of the Demokraatit said that his party would show less interest in entering into a coalition without much concession from the Siumut. Kim Kielsen announced that the other two governing parties were still interested in participating in the government and that a new election was excluded. He also stated that the Danish airport financing should be signed on Monday. The Partii Naleraq organized a demonstration during which Kim Kielsen, among others, was referred to as a “dictator”, from which the party later distanced itself. Also on September 10th, the departments of Pele Broberg were handed over to Vittus Qujaukitsoq on an interim basis , while Doris J. Jensen took over those of Anthon Frederiksen .
On October 2nd, after new coalition negotiations, a minority government of the three remaining parties, supported by the Democraatit, was formed. The next day Vivian Motzfeldt was appointed Speaker of Parliament. Until the appointment of the Kielsen IV Cabinet on October 5, their portfolios were divided between Aqqalu Jerimiassen and Erik Jensen .
cabinet
| minister | Ministry | annotation |
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| Kim Kielsen ( Siumut ) | Prime Minister and Nature and Environment | |
| Pele Broberg ( Partii Naleraq ) | Finance and taxes | until September 9, 2018 |
| Anthon Frederiksen ( Partii Naleraq ) | Social, family and justice | until September 9, 2018 |
| Doris J. Jensen ( Siumut ) | Health and research | until September 10, 2018 |
| Health, research, social, family and justice | from September 10, 2018 (interim) | |
| Erik Jensen ( Siumut ) | Fishing, hunting and agriculture | until October 3, 2018 |
| Fishing, hunting, agriculture, education, culture and church | from October 3, 2018 (interim) | |
| Aqqalu Jerimiassen ( Atassut ) | Work, trade and energy | until October 3, 2018 |
| Work, trade, energy and the outside | from October 3, 2018 (interim) | |
| Vivian Motzfeldt ( Siumut ) | Education, Appearance, Culture and Church | until October 3, 2018 |
| Vittus Qujaukitsoq ( Nunatta Qitornai ) | Raw materials, labor market, home affairs, constitution and independence | until September 10, 2018 |
| Raw materials, labor market, home affairs, Nordic cooperation and finance | from September 10, 2018 (interim) | |
| Simon Simonsen ( Siumut ) | Housing and Infrastructure |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Demokraterne vælger oppositionsbænken in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Randi afviser ikke med coalition IA in Sermitsiaq
- ^ IA på vej i opposition in the Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Koalitionsaftalen he underskrevet in the Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Her er de nye medlemmer af Naalakkersuisut in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Jens Napaattooq ready til at vælte Naalakkersuisut in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Napaattooqs krav kan ødelægge narhvalsbestanden i Østgrønland in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Lars Løkke vil skyde millioner i lufthavnsplan in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ IA: Hvor vil du hente millionerne, Pele? in the Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Kalaallit Airports: Naleraq accepterer ikke dansk medejerskab in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Vrede over dansk indblanding i lufthavne in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ coalitions sprængt: Partii Naleraq TRÆKKER sig fra Naalakkersuisut in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Siverth: Jeg bad Enoksen om at styre sine folk in the Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Sara Olsvig holder all muligheder Åbne in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Thomsen: Kielsen harringet til mig in the Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Kim Kielsen: The bliver ikke valg in the Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Enoksen: Vi tager strengthens afstand fra verbal angreb in Sermitsiaq
- ↑ Ressort ændringer i Naalakkersuisut on the Naalakkersuisut website
- ↑ Deling af Vivian Motzfeldts tidligere ansvarsområder in Sermitsiaq
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