Jeremy Battleston Rallinyen



Jeremy Battleston Rallinyen (born 25 June 1929) is a British politician and statesman, he was elected Prime Minister on 7 February 2023, becoming the oldest elected figure in British history, he is the longest serving member of Parliament, serving currently for 59 years.

He is related to multiple other politicians, including his father Edwin Stephenson Rallinyen and his brother Thomas Lewis Rallinyen.

Government
He is Anti-Death Penalty, he has called for a bill to be created to abolish it, on 9 February 2023 he called for a temporary stay on all executions, On 10 February 2023 he announced that those currently on death row are not subject to being executed until the decision on the bill has been announced.

He condemned the War in Luema and called for a quick end and peace to be established, he has historically been very anti-war and against conflict, preferring to conduct government in a timely and orderly manner, he has been described as "the perfect senior to run a government".

On 11 February 2023, he announced strict sanctions on the Republic of Luema for declaring war against Joneskt Republic, he has declared that the donation of weapons would be sent to Joneskt.

On 17 February 2023, he appointed multiple young new ministers to make the government "relatable" to the average person, this includes the new Minister of Finance Edward Steymer Llavreiyne.

Children
With Sophia Machiado Nolochel, m. 1949-2022
 * Michael Henry Rallinyen (b.1950)
 * Robert John Rallinyen (b.1954)

Titles

 * Prime Minister of Britain (incumbent)
 * 7 February 2023
 * Predecessor: Albert Hausrian Decleme


 * Chancellor of Ministerial Finances
 * 12 July 1996 - 3 April 2017
 * Predecessor: Henry Albert Neilleuroe
 * Successor: Michael Henry Rallinyen


 * Minister for Transport
 * 8 June 1990 - 12 July 1996
 * Predecessor: Michael Jeremy Innningsberg
 * Successor: Michael Jeremy Inningsberg


 * Minister for the Environment
 * 26 January 1964 - 8 June 1990
 * Predecessor: Jeremy Ballingston
 * Successor: Samuel Henry Gillingston


 * Member of Parliament for Norsborough Valley (incumbent)
 * 11 January 1958
 * Predecessor: Robert James Dymechte