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The Minister of State is assisted by five Ministers appointed by the Prince.
The Minister of State is appointed by the Prince. He represents the Prince and is the highest authority after the Prince.
He is charged with the administration of the Country and, for this purpose, draws upon the State’s executive services, in particular the Military Force.
The five Ministers head the specialized ministries of the Administration. They submit administrative matters prepared by their ministries to the Minister of State at meetings of the Council of Government.
The Ministries are subdivided into Departments and Offices.
Civil claims submitted to the Minister of State
As Head of the State’s executive services, the Minister of State is the competent authority to decide on civil claims, internal appeals and appeals to higher bodies, pursuant to the provisions of Sovereign Ordinance no. 3.413 of 29 August 2011 concerning various measures pertaining to the relationship between the Government and its subjects.
Applicants can thus have their claims or circumstances re-examined, or be informed of the reasons or grounds upon which an administrative decision has been based.
The current Minister of State is: His Excellency Mr Didier GUILLAUME
H.E. Mr. Didier GUILLAUME, Minister of State of the Principality, who was appointed by Sovereign Ordinance on 4 July 2024, took up his duties on 2 September 2024.
His date of birth is 11 May 1959.
Former Ministers of State of the Principality
1911: Émile FLACH
1918: Georges JALOUSTRE
1919: Raymond LE BOURDON
1923: Maurice PIETTE
1932: Maurice BOUILLOUX-LAFONT
1937: Émile ROBLOT
1944: Pierre de WITASSE
1949: Jacques RUEFF
1950: Pierre VOIZARD
1953: Henry SOUM
1959: Émile PELLETIER
1963: Jean-Émile REYMOND
1967: Paul DEMANGE
1969: François-Didier GREGH
1972: André SAINT-MLEUX
1981: Jean HERLY
1985: Jean AUSSEIL
1991: Jacques DUPONT
1994: Paul DIJOUD
1997: Michel LEVEQUE
2000: Patrick LECLERCQ
2005: Jean-Paul PROUST
2010: Michel ROGER
2016: Serge TELLE
2020: Pierre DARTOUT
Legal References
Constitution of the Principality of 17 December 1962
Sovereign Ordinance No. 10.653 of 4 July 2024 appointing the Minister of State