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Western Australia OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA (Published by Authority at 3 .30p .nm .) No. 15] PERTH : THURSDAY, 10th MARCH [1977 Premier's Department, Deputy Premier, Chief Secretary, Minister for Perth, 10th March, 1977. Police and Traffic, and Minister for IT is hereby notified for public information that Regional Administration and the North His Excellency the Governor has received and West. accepted the resignation of the following Ministers Minister for Agriculture. and Members of Executive Council :- Minister for Fisheries and Wildlife, Tourism, The Honourable Neil McNeill, B .Sc. (Agric.), Conservation and the Environment, and M.L.C., Minister for Justice, Chief Secre- Leader of the Government in the Legislative tary, and Leader of the Government in the Council . Legislative Council . Minister for Works, Water Supplies, and The Honourable Norman Eric Baxter, M.L.C., Housing . Minister for Health and Community Wel- Minister for Labour and Industry, Consumer fare. Affairs, and Immigration . Attorney General and Minister for Federal Affairs . IT is also notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor has received and accepted Minister for Education, Cultural Affairs, and the resignation of the following Ministers :- Recreation . The Honourable Desmond Henry O'Neil, M.L.A ., Minister for Industrial Development, Mines, as Deputy Premier, Minister for Works, and Fuel and Energy. Water Supplies, and the North West . Minister for Local Government, and Urban The Honourable Raymond James O'Connor, Development and Town Planning. M.L.A., as Minister for Transport, Police Minister for Health, and Community Welfare . and Traffic . Minister for Transport . The Honourable Graham Charles MacKinnon, Minister for Lands and Forests. M.L.C., as Minister for Education, Cultural Affairs, and Recreation . The Honourable Keith Alan Ridge, M.L.A., as IT is also notified for public information that His Minister for Lands, Forests, and Tourism. Excellency has approved of the following appoint- ments as Ministers and Members of Executive The Honourable Peter Vernon Jones, M.L.A., Council :- as Minister for Housing, Conservation and the Environment, and Fisheries and Wild- The Honourable David John Wordsworth, life. M.L.C., Minister for Transport. The Honourable Margaret June Craig, M.L.A., Minister for Lands and Forests . IT is also notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has this day been pleased to designate and declare IT is also notified for public information that His under section 43, subsection 2 of the Constitution Excellency the Governor has this day approved of Acts Amendment Act, 1899-1975 that the thirteen the Ministry now constituted as follows :- principal executive offices of the Government for The Honourable Sir Charles Walter Michael the purposes of the said Act shall be as follows :- Court, O.B.E., M.L.A., Premier, Treasurer, Premier, Treasurer, and Minister Co-ordinating and Minister Co-ordinating Economic and Economic and Regional Development . Regional Development . 748 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A. 10 March, 1977 . The Honourable Desmond Henry O'Neil, The Honourable Peter Vernon Jones, M.L.A., M.L.A., Deputy Premier, Chief Secretary, Minister for Education, Cultural Affairs, Minister for Police and Traffic, and Min- and Recreation. ister for Regional Administration and the The Honourable Andrew Mensaros, M.L.A., North West . Minister for Industrial Development, The Honourable Richard Charles Old, M.L.A., Mines, and Fuel and Energy . Minister for Agriculture . The Honourable Edgar Cyril Rushton, M .L.A., The Honourable Graham Charles MacKinnon, Minister for Local Government, and Urban M.L.C., Minister for Fisheries and Wild- life, Tourism, Conservation and the Development and Town Planning . Environment, and Leader of the Govern- The Honourable Keith Alan Ridge, M.L.A., ment in the Legislative Council . Minister for Health, and Community Wel- The Honourable Raymond James O'Connor, fare. M.L.A., Minister for Works, Water Supplies, The Honourable David John Wordsworth, and Housing . M.L.C ., Minister for Transport. The Honourable William Leonard Grayden, M.L.A., M.L.A., Minister for Labour and Industry, The Honourable Margaret June Craig, Consumer Affairs, and Immigration . Minister for Lands and Forests . The Honourable Ian George Medcalf, E.D., R. D. DAVIES, LL.B., M.L.C., Attorney General and Min- Under Secretary, ister for Federal Affairs . Premier's Department . 64375/3/77 By Authority : WILLIAM C BROWN. Government Printer.
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