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| predecessor = [[Sir Charles Ross]] | | predecessor = [[Sir Charles Ross]] | ||
| pre-type = Preceded by | | pre-type = Preceded by | ||
| successor = [[Christopher Watson]] | |||
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| succession1 = Vice Consul to Rhode Island | | succession1 = Vice Consul to Rhode Island | ||
| reign1 = October 2019 - Present | | reign1 = October 2019 - Present | ||
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His Lordship, the '''Count of Dorchuck''', is a member of the [[Peerage of Westarctica]] and [[Westarctica]]'s | His Lordship, the '''Count of Dorchuck''', is a member of the [[Peerage of Westarctica]] and [[Westarctica]]'s former [[Foreign Minister]]. | ||
==Activities with Westarctica== | ==Activities with Westarctica== | ||
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After [[Sir Charles Ross]] resigned from the post of [[Foreign Minister]] in October 2024, the Count of Dorchuck was the first person to volunteer to fill the vacant post. One month later, following approval from the [[Prime Minister]], the [[Duke of Steventon]], he was appointed as the new Foreign Minister on 12 November 2024. | After [[Sir Charles Ross]] resigned from the post of [[Foreign Minister]] in October 2024, the Count of Dorchuck was the first person to volunteer to fill the vacant post. One month later, following approval from the [[Prime Minister]], the [[Duke of Steventon]], he was appointed as the new Foreign Minister on 12 November 2024. | ||
In July 2025, the [[Jain affair]] caused significant distress for the Foreign Office and [[Westarctica]]'s international reputation. The scandal was managed by the Deputy Foreign Minister, who began damage control operations immediately after the news stories began breaking. | In July 2025, the [[Jain affair]] caused significant distress for the Foreign Office and [[Westarctica]]'s international reputation. The scandal was managed by the [[Christopher Watson|Deputy Foreign Minister]], who began damage control operations immediately after the news stories began breaking. | ||
On 11 August 2025, the [[Senate of Westarctica]] voted to deny his appointment as Foreign Minister and he was immediately retired from the role. | |||
===Westarctica Ice Krackens=== | ===Westarctica Ice Krackens=== | ||