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SHADOW MINISTRY SHADOW CABINET Brendan Nelson, MP Leader of the Opposition Julie Bishop, MP Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Employment, Business and Workplace Relations Warren Truss, MP Leader of The Nationals, Infrastructure and Transport and Local Government Senator Nick Minchin Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Defence Senator Eric Abetz Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Innovation, Industry, Science and Research Malcolm Turnbull, MP Treasury Joe Hockey, MP Health and Ageing, Leader of Opposition Business in the House Andrew Robb, MP Foreign Affairs Ian MacFarlane, MP Trade Tony Abbott, MP Families, Community Services, Indigenous Affairs and the Voluntary Sector Senator Nigel Scullion Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Senator Helen Coonan Human Services Tony Smith, MP Education, Apprenticeships and Training Greg Hunt, MP Climate Change, Environment and Urban Water Peter Dutton, MP Finance, Competition Policy and Deregulation Senator Chris Ellison Immigration and Citizenship, Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate Bruce Billson, MP Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy Senator George Brandis Attorney General Senator David Johnston Resources and Energy, Tourism John Cobb, MP Regional Development, Water Security OUTER SHADOW MINISTRY Chris Pyne, MP Justice, Border Protection and Assisting Shadow Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Senator Michael Ronaldson Shadow Special Minister of State Steven Ciobo, MP Small Business, the Service Economy and Tourism Sharman Stone, MP Environment, Heritage, the Arts and Indigenous Affairs Michael Keenan, MP Shadow Assistant Treasurer, Superannuation and Corporate Governance Margaret May, MP Ageing Bob Baldwin, MP Defence Science, Personnel and Assisting Shadow Minister for Defence Luke Hartsuyker, MP Business Development, Independent Contractors and Consumer Affairs and Deputy Leader of Opposition Business in the House Bronwyn Bishop, MP Veterans’ Affairs Andrew Southcott, MP Employment Participation and Apprenticeships and Training Sussan Ley, MP Housing, Status of Women Pat Farmer, MP Youth and Sport SHADOW PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES Don Randall, MP Assisting the Leader of the Opposition and Shadow Cabinet Secretary Senator Ian Macdonald Assisting the Leader of the Opposition, Northern Australia Senator Richard Colbeck Health Senator Brett Mason Education Peter Lindsay, MP Defence Barry Haase, MP Infrastructure, Roads and Transport John Forrest, MP Trade Louise Markus, MP Immigration and Citizenship Sophie Mirabella, MP Local Government Jo Gash, MP Tourism Mark Coulton, MP Ageing and the Voluntary Sector Senator Marise Payne Foreign Affairs Senator Cory Bernardi Families, Community Services .

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