Difference between revisions of "James Abbot Hugh Tinen"
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| − | | Deputy President of the Republic of the People of Neudegg, Chairman of the Government Coordination Committee, Deputy Chairman of the Bank of Neudegg, Honoured Deputy Mayor of Neudek, Deputy President of the Neudegg Treu und Wahr Social Democratic Party | + | | Deputy President of the Republic of the People of [[Neudegg]], Chairman of the Government Coordination Committee, Deputy Chairman of the Bank of Neudegg, Honoured Deputy Mayor of [[Neudek]], Deputy President of the Neudegg Treu und Wahr Social Democratic Party |
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==Short Biography== | ==Short Biography== | ||
| − | Tinen was brought up a semi-rural area of [[Neudegg]] in the Wareton region of the country. His father was a farmer and mother was a teacher in the local primary school. Tinen attended Gout State University studying Political Theory. Tinen first became interested in politics at university where he attended a guest lecture given by [[Hans George Brite|President Brite]] on Economics. This led him to join the Neudegg Treu and Wahr Social Democratic Party. | + | Tinen was brought up a semi-rural area of [[Neudegg]] in the Wareton region of the country. His father was a farmer and mother was a teacher in the local primary school. Tinen attended Gout State University studying Political Theory. Tinen first became interested in politics at university where he attended a guest lecture given by [[Hans George Brite|President Brite]] on Economics. This led him to join the [[Neudegg]] Treu and Wahr Social Democratic Party. |
Aged 30 Tinen stood as the Parliamentary candidate for the Gout County, Wareton seat. The constituency had been held by the Neudegg Konservativer Party by a slim majority for the past 3 election. Tinen won the seat by just 106 votes. [[Hans George Brite|President Brite]] become fond of Tinen as a rising star of Parliament, putting him in charge of The Department for Welfare and Social Justice after only 2 years in Parliament. | Aged 30 Tinen stood as the Parliamentary candidate for the Gout County, Wareton seat. The constituency had been held by the Neudegg Konservativer Party by a slim majority for the past 3 election. Tinen won the seat by just 106 votes. [[Hans George Brite|President Brite]] become fond of Tinen as a rising star of Parliament, putting him in charge of The Department for Welfare and Social Justice after only 2 years in Parliament. | ||
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1993, Elected to the Parliament of the Republic of the People of Neudegg for the Gout County, Wareton Constituency | 1993, Elected to the Parliament of the Republic of the People of Neudegg for the Gout County, Wareton Constituency | ||
| − | 1995, Made First Minister for Welfare and Social Justice by President Brite | + | 1995, Made First Minister for Welfare and Social Justice by [[Hans George Brite|President Brite]] |
| − | 1997, Appointed Deputy President of the Republic of the People of Neudegg | + | 1997, Appointed Deputy President of the Republic of the People of [[Neudegg]] |
2007, Standing for Second Term of Office under President Brite | 2007, Standing for Second Term of Office under President Brite | ||
Revision as of 15:15, 20 February 2007
| Nation: | The Republic of the People of Neudegg |
| Full Offical Name: | Deputy President the Honoured James Abbot Hugh Tinen, Holder of the Office of Deputy President |
| Titles and Offices: | Deputy President of the Republic of the People of Neudegg, Chairman of the Government Coordination Committee, Deputy Chairman of the Bank of Neudegg, Honoured Deputy Mayor of Neudek, Deputy President of the Neudegg Treu und Wahr Social Democratic Party |
| Term of Office: | 1997 - present |
| Party: | 
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| Successor: | Incumbent |
| Birthdate: | December 12, 1963 |
| Place of Birth: | Region of Wareton, Neudegg |
| Nationality: | Neude |
| Spouse: | Helen Tinen, Member of Neudegg Parliament |
| Children: | 2 |
| Languages Spoken: | English, German |
Short Biography
Tinen was brought up a semi-rural area of Neudegg in the Wareton region of the country. His father was a farmer and mother was a teacher in the local primary school. Tinen attended Gout State University studying Political Theory. Tinen first became interested in politics at university where he attended a guest lecture given by President Brite on Economics. This led him to join the Neudegg Treu and Wahr Social Democratic Party.
Aged 30 Tinen stood as the Parliamentary candidate for the Gout County, Wareton seat. The constituency had been held by the Neudegg Konservativer Party by a slim majority for the past 3 election. Tinen won the seat by just 106 votes. President Brite become fond of Tinen as a rising star of Parliament, putting him in charge of The Department for Welfare and Social Justice after only 2 years in Parliament.
After the previous Deputy President decided to leave office in 1997, Tinen was selected to become the Deputy President by President Brite.
Most of Deputy President Tinen’s time is spent working on the Government Coordination Committee which has the task of running Inter-Departmental government projects.
Political Career Milestones
1983, Joined Neudegg Treu und Wahr Social Democratic Party
1993, Elected to the Parliament of the Republic of the People of Neudegg for the Gout County, Wareton Constituency
1995, Made First Minister for Welfare and Social Justice by President Brite
1997, Appointed Deputy President of the Republic of the People of Neudegg
2007, Standing for Second Term of Office under President Brite
