Louis N

Overview
Louis N is the incumbent Prime Minister of Model Parliament and the outgoing leader of the Enterprise Party. He has led the Enterprise Party since its founding in September and been Prime Minister since the resolution of the November Crisis, first in acting capacity and then officially following a 57-43 vote of confidence of the full House on January 8th.

Political career
Louis N is arguably the most successful politician of Model Parliament, as the longest serving Party Leader and Prime Minister. Aside from Harrison M, he is the only Prime Minister to have won a confidence vote. His government, though operating without a majority, is the most productive in history, having had the highest number of bills passed through Parliament, easily beating Harrison M's record of one (CERA). Additionally, Louis N has led his party to unparalleled electoral success, winning the highest number of seats in both the November 2019 elections. Both these victories, however, come with caveats; following November 6th Louis N failed to form a government and lost Lily M-H in a defection to the BFP the day after the election. Furthermore Enterprise's outright majority after November 25th was rendered controversial by the BFP's victory in the popular vote and high profile defections to the CDPP and Law and Justice immediately after the election, not to mention the November Constitutional Crisis.

Controversies
Louis N is a highly controversial figure. He has been accused of governing in an insular and arrogant style, failing to reach out to other party leaders to prevent the vote of confidence that brought him down on the 22nd January 2020. In this manner he much resembles former real-world Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May, who operated as a distant technocrat. Louis N additionally led a government rocked by scandal, first resulting from a BBC Panorama alleging links with Colombian drug cartels and then later allegations of foreign interference that ended in a failed effort to remove him through an Act of Attainder. Independent observers have commented that due to the sketchy nature of the Enterprise party, these accusations are believable.