Presidential Cabinet

Not to be confused with Prime Ministerial Cabinet

For the incumbent cabinet, see Cabinet of Benjamin Radcliffe

The Presidential Cabinet (French: cabinet du président de la valorie) is a political entity that consists of the four head executives under the president's authority and the vice president of Valoria. These executives are, in alphabetical order, the secretaries of Commerce, Defense, Foreign Affairs, and National Security.

The presidential cabinet is the central advisory body to the president, who has extensive power to shape their own cabinet. All members of the cabinet (except the vice president) are appointed directly by the president, serve at the president's pleasure, and be dismissed by the president at any time. There also exists an impeachment process for both individual cabinet members, and the cabinet as a whole.

Executives part of the president's cabinet are recognizable through their title: 'Secretaries' are part of the president's cabinet, as opposed to 'Ministers', who are under the purview of the prime minister and part of a separate cabinet.

Membership

There is no order of precedence among the president's cabinet, although each individual president is entitled to give more weight or importance to certain secretaries. The five members of the Radcliffe cabinet are as follows:

Office	Current Officeholder	Assumed office
Vice President	Henry Grant	February 1st, 2021
Secretary of Commerce	Eva Blanc	February 1st, 2021
Secretary of Defense	Gabriel Dorsett	February 1st, 2021
Secretary of Foreign Affairs	Henry Grant	February 1st, 2021
Secretary of National Security	Kelly Muller	May 15th, 2023