Green Party of Disparu

Green Party of Disparu Parti vert du Disparu
Founded	19 February 2009
Dissolved	16 January 2012
Ideology	Eco-socialism
International affiliation	Global Greens
Political position	Left
Leader	Erika Gardenia
Headquarters	Eterna, Almia, Disparu
Official colors	Green
Seats in the - Commons - Senate - Executive Council	40 of 471 19 of 112 1 of 17
Website	green.dp

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The Green Party of Disparu (GPD, French: Parti vert du Disparu, PVD) was a political party in Disparu focused on environmental issues and concerns.

Despite its official stance as a left-wing party, it had attracted environmentalists throughout the political spectrum, and was often considered as a "politically-neutral party". During its run, it was only a minor party in terms of seats held, but often had some influence in government policy as it sometimes held the balance of power. It dissolved itself after the fall of Disparu, after its members disagreed on what path the party should take. Its former members can be found on all five existing parties.

Prior to its dissolution, the GPD held holds 40 seats in the Commons, 19 seats in the Senate, 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: Erika Gardenia

• Chancellor: Erika Gardenia
• Executive Triumvir: Maya Walker
• Legislative Triumvir: Juliet Godey

• Speaker of the Senate: Georges Bonsaint
• Speaker of the Commons: Grosvenor Petrie

• Minister of Environment: Tory Lund
• Minister of Finance: Scott Sukizo
• Minister of Culture: Camille Alden
• Minister of Foreign Affairs: Nelson Franklin
• Minister of Defence: Holly Short
• Minister of Education: Kenny Elm
• Minister of Development and Infastructure: Austin Haley
• Minister of Science and Technology: Jack Pollockson
• Minister of Health: Paige Joy
• Minister of Citizenship and Immigration: Leona Solaceon
• Minister of Resources: Winona Bayleef
• Minister of Transportation: Gerard Mitchum
• Minister of Communications: Cloridan Lacasse
• Ministry of Statistics and Registration: Ferrau Poulin

Gallery

Erika Gardenia, former leader of the GPD