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In 2014, Jeanne Pierre was selected by [[Judith Ardouin]], and with assistance from [[Peninsula United]] became the Minister of Children, Elderly and Families within a few days after becoming a parliamentarian. According to select reports produced by the [[Red Dove Media]], it is alleged [[Judith Ardouin]] was under extremely heavy political pressure of [[Peninsula United]] to place Jeanne Pierre into a minister position regardless of her inexperience in parliament. It was allegedly decided to place Pierre the before mention minister position due to her Akuan ethnicity and educational background. During her time as a minister, she became extremely popular in traditional and social media for several events, such as leaving during a meeting during a civil unrest event. On top of her popularity from time as a minister, she was already previously famous beforehand for her time in the military and being captured by Hiridists in Nyveldet.
As the Minister of Children, Elderly and Families she placed heavy focus on special needs students and adults. She organized funding and reform for special needs students, previously students that required special need services had to apply themselves rather than the school system doing automatically. Pierre ruled that it was the duty of the state rather than the parents, to have their children be given special needs services. The automatic enrollment into special services for at-need students, resulted in a large increase special need students being able to receive needed services. Another sweeping change being allowing special needs students, to have additional time during testing periods. Her focus on special needs reformed resulted in heavy push back from technocratic elements of Ardouin ministry.
== Redress Election (2018) ==
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