Matthew Llewellyn

Matthew Andrew Llewellyn (born 22nd May 1952, aged 64) is the current Prime Minister of Kymry and leader of the National Party. He was the Minister of the Treasury from 2003-2008, and Minister of Trade and Commerce from 1999-2003. Llewellyn has been MP for Ogfield since 2008, having previously been MP for Suttonshire from 1993-2008.

Studying at the University of Gwellynsea, Llewellyn worked as a lawyer until getting involved in politics in 1993 when he was elected as the National MP for Suttonshire, and was in 1999 promoted to the position of Minister of Trade and Commerce. In 2003 he became Minister of the Tresuary, where he relaxed the policies of his predecessor raising social spending whilst continuing deregulation and privatisations. His policies were later criticised in the wake of the Great Recession, where he made several controversial bank bailouts.

In 2008 he became MP for Ogfield as the National Part lost office. Llewellyn established himself as one of the most popular National politicians in the country, leading to him to launch a successful leadership bid for the National Party leadership in 2013. When Diane Hall announced a snap election in 2013 Llewellyn was able to lead the National Party to victory, creating a.

His government has implemented a new immigration system, privatising government owned corporations and expanding social programmes. He has promised to pass reforms on the House of Senators and has discussed the possibility of electoral reform. Llewellyn's government has passed environmental legalisation intended to end Kymry's reliance on fossil fuels. A self identified, Llewellyn has been called a and a , being on the left of his party.