First Minister of Salisford

First Minister of the Kingdom of Salisford Salisfordian: Primo Ministro del Regno di Salforto
Incumbent Pietro Govone since 10 March 2016
Style	His Excellency
Member of	Cabinet of Salisford Privy Council of Salisford
Seat	Savotta
Appointer	Monarch of Salisford
Term length	no fixed term length
Inaugural holder	Giuseppe di Maestro, conte di Torino
Formation	1 June 1800 (1800-06-01)

The First Minister of the Kingdom of Salisford (commonly called the First Minsiter of Salisford) is the head of government of the Kingdom of Salisford. The office of first minister is established by articles 65–67 of the Statuto dello Stato; the First Minister is appointed by the Monarch of Salisford and must have the confidence of the Parliament to stay in office.

Since the establishment of the Nerist regime in 1950, the position has been transformed into the dictatorial position of Head of the Government and head of the Catholic Labor Front (FdLC), originally held by Sancro Neri, Duce of Nerism, who officially governed on the behalf of the King of Salisford. Since Neri's death in 1968, the post of first minister has been held by successive Chairmen of the FdLC. Nerist first ministers rule as de facto dictators through their control of the FdLC, which holds a legal monopoly on government power in Salisford.

Pietro Govone is the incumbent prime minister since 10 March 2016.

List of First Ministers

Portrait		Prime Minister (Birth–Death)	Term of office & mandate Duration in years and days		Party	Monarch (Reign)
1		Conte Giuseppe di Maestro (1763–1831)	6 June 1800	25 February 1831	Conservative Party	Carlo I (1774–1845)
			5 years and 0 days
2		His Excellency Bernardo Funes Luque (1523–1581)	8 March 1570	8 March 1580	Conservative Party
			10 years and 0 days
3		His Excellency Camilo Funes Luque (1526–1594)	8 March 1580	8 March 1590	Conservative Party
			10 years and 0 days			Carlos I (1587–1603)