Democratic Party of Disparu

Democratic Party of Disparu Parti démocratique du Disparu
Founded	18 February 2009
Dissolved	19 January 2012
Ideology	Social democracy
Fiscal position	Centre-left
Social position	Centre
Leader	Spencer Fowl
Headquarters	Jubilife, Disparu
Official colors	Blue
Seats in the - Commons - Senate - Executive Council	19 of 471 0 of 112 1 of 17
Website	democratic.dp

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The Democratic Party of Disparu (DPD, French: Parti démocratique du Disparu, PDD) was a political party in Disparu. Its official ideology was social democracy, however it was actually more centrist compared to other social democratic parties. The party was founded by Lance Pikachurin, and was last led by Spencer Fowl.

Under Pikachurin's leadership, the party won a majority of votes in the 2009 elections and formed the government. During this time, the party helped develop Disparu's internal and external affairs. It also launched political reforms aimed at what it believed was a flawed political system.

After Pikachurin's rise to the Throne, he was replaced by Spencer Fowl, who was the Legislative Triumvir at that time. Under Fowl, the party launched major reforms of the electoral system. In the ensuing election, the party lost popular support (and nearly all of its seats in Parliament); this was mostly blamed on Fowl's ineffective leadership and lack of appeal, as well as the party's shady tactics during the election.

Following the fall of Disparu, the party's members, most feeling that the party lacked relevance in the political field, voted to dissolve the party. The party's politically active members split; some joined the Centrist Coalition Party, and others joined the Social Democratic Party.

Prior to its dissolution, the DPD held 19 seats in the Commons, and one seat in the Executive Council.

Positions

The following was the party's selections for government positions prior to their disbandment. Positions marked in bold indicate people who held their respective designated positions.

• Leader: Spencer Fowl

• Chancellor: Spencer Fowl
• Executive Triumvir: Mark Atler
• Legislative Triumvir: Deliah Ketchum

• Speaker of the Senate: Louis Dubeau
• Speaker of the Commons: Minerva Paradizzo

• Minister of Environment: James Celadon
• Minister of Finance: Roark Oreburgh
• Minister of Culture: Lisa Agatha
• Minister of Foreign Affairs: Wallace Muddkip
• Minister of Defence: Terry Palkia
• Minister of Education: Blaine Incendie
• Minister of Development and Infastructure: Crynus Galactica
• Minister of Science and Technology: Samuel Oak
• Minister of Health: Johanna Hikaru
• Minister of Citizenship and Immigration: Candice Glacée
• Minister of Resources: Thorton Steel
• Minister of Transportation: Brendan Birch
• Minister of Communications: Margaux Landry
• Ministry of Statistics and Registration: Benoît Meilleur

Gallery

Lance Pikachurin, founder and first leader of the DPD

Spencer Fowl, second leader of the DPD