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This article is part of a series within the
Politics of the United Kingdom on the

Politics of Wales

The CrownThe Monarch

Charles III

Heir Apparent
William, Prince of Wales

GovernmentWelsh Government
Eluned Morgan government (list)

First Minister (list)
Rt Hon Eluned Morgan MS (L)

Deputy First Minister
Huw Irranca-Davies MS (L)

Counsel General-designate – Elisabeth Jones Chief Whip and Trefnydd – Jane Hutt MS (L) Permanent Secretary

International relations

Welsh Government international offices

LegislatureSenedd

Sixth Senedd

Llywydd (Presiding Officer)
Elin Jones MS (PC)

Leader of the Opposition
Darren Millar MS (C)
Shadow Cabinet

- Welsh law
  - Primary (
    )
  - Secondary (
    - Statutory instruments
    - list
    )

Wales and the United KingdomHM Government Starmer ministry

Prime Minister
Rt Hon Keir Starmer MP (L)

Secretary of State for Wales
Rt Hon Jo Stevens MP (L)

UK Parliament

Politics of the United Kingdom

Law and justice

Local administration History

Subdivisions of Wales

Local government

Principal councils (leader list) Corporate Joint Committees

Local twinning

see also: Regional terms and Regional economy

Elections and referendumsSenedd elections

United Kingdom Parliament elections

European Parliament elections (1979–2020)

Local elections

Police and crime commissioner elections

Referendums

Represented in the Senedd

Think tanks

Other countries

This is a list of all Welsh Government ministerial teams which have existed since the introduction of devolution for Wales in 1999. Since the onset of devolution in Wales in 1999, each Welsh Government administration has been led by the Labour Party.

Ministries of the Welsh Government

1st Assembly
Term	Ministry	First Minister		Deputy		Parties		Type
1999–2000	Michael		Alun Michael	office not in use			Labour	Minority
2000	Interim Rhodri Morgan		Rhodri Morgan	office not in use			Labour	Caretaker
2000–2003	1st Rhodri Morgan		Rhodri Morgan		Mike German		Labour	Coalition
2000–2003	1st Rhodri Morgan		Rhodri Morgan		Mike German		Liberal Democrats	Coalition
2nd Assembly
Term	Ministry	First Minister		Deputy		Parties		Type
2003–2007	2nd Rhodri Morgan		Rhodri Morgan	office not in use			Labour	Minority
3rd Assembly
Term	Ministry	First Minister		Deputy		Parties		Type
2007–2007	3rd Rhodri Morgan		Rhodri Morgan	office not in use			Labour	Caretaker
2007–2009	4th Rhodri Morgan				Ieuan Wyn Jones		Labour	Coalition
2007–2009	4th Rhodri Morgan						Plaid Cymru
2009–2011	1st Jones		Carwyn Jones				Labour
2009–2011	1st Jones		Carwyn Jones				Plaid Cymru
4th Assembly
Term	Ministry	First Minister		Deputy		Parties		Type
2011–2016	2nd Jones		Carwyn Jones	office not in use			Labour	Minority
5th Assembly/Senedd
Term	Ministry	First Minister		Deputy		Parties		Type
2016–2018	3rd Jones		Carwyn Jones	office not in use			Labour	Coalition
							Liberal Democrats
							Independent from Nov 2017
2018–2021	1st Drakeford		Mark Drakeford	office not in use			Labour
							Liberal Democrats
							Independent
6th Senedd
Term	Ministry	First Minister		Deputy		Parties		Type
2021–2024	2nd Drakeford		Mark Drakeford	office not in use			Labour	Minority
2024	Gething		Vaughan Gething	office not in use
2024–present	Eluned Morgan		Eluned Morgan		Huw Irranca-Davies

v t e Welsh Governments
Michael Rhodri Morgan Interim I II III IV Jones I II III Drakeford I II Gething Eluned Morgan
Current government

Ministries of the Welsh Government

See also