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Legislative Assembly Forthe Australian Capitalterritory LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY MEMBERS OF THE THIRD ASSEMBLY JULY 1995 - LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY THIRD ASSEMBLY LIST OF MEMBERS 1995 - NAME ELECTORATE PARTY Mr Wayne Bruce Berry Ginninderra ALP Deputy Leader of the Opposition Opposition Whip Mrs Kate Carnell Molonglo Liberal Chief Minister Treasurer Minister for Health and Community Care Mr Terry Connolly Molonglo ALP Mr Greg Cornwell Molonglo Liberal Speaker Mr Tony De Domenico Brindabella Liberal Deputy Chief Minister Minister for Urban Services Minister for Industrial Relations Minister for Business, Employment and Tourism Ms Rosemary Follett Molonglo ALP Leader of the Opposition Mr Harold Hird Ginninderra Liberal Government Whip Ms Lucy Alesia Horodny Ginninderra ACT Greens NAME ELECTORATE PARTY Mr Gary John Joseph Humphries Molonglo Liberal Attorney General Minister for the Arts and Heritage Minister for the Environment, Land and Planning Minister for Police Minister for Emergency Services Minister for Consumer Affairs Mr Trevor Thomas Kaine Brindabella Liberal Ms Roberta McRae, OAM Ginninderra ALP Deputy Speaker Mr Michael John Moore Molonglo Independent Mr Paul Osborne Brindabella Independent Mr Bill Stefaniak Ginninderra Liberal Minister for Education and Training Minister for Housing and Family Services Minister for Sport and Recreation Minister for Children's and Youth Services Ms Kerrie Robyn Tucker Molonglo ACT Greens Mr Andrew Whitecross Brindabella ALP Mr Bill Wood Brindabella ALP WAYNE BRUCE BERRY MLA AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY GINNINDERRA ASSEMBLY SERVICE Elected 8 May 1989 Re-elected 20 March 1992 Re-elected 2 March 1995 COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Legal Affairs (28 March 1990 - 1 May 1990) Planning, Development and Infrastructure (1 May 1990 - 21 June 1991) (19 April 1994 - 17 February 1995) (Chair) and Planning and Environment (9 March 1995 - ) Administration and Procedure (1 May 1990 - 21 June 1991) (14 April 1994 - 15 February 1995) (9 March 1995 - ) Tourism and ACT Promotion (19 April 1994 - 17 February 1995) Public Sector (23 August 1994 - 17 February 1995) Select Budget Performance and Outcomes for 1993-94 (15 September 1994 - 29 November 1994) Establishment of an ACT Public Service (19 April 1994 - 14 June 1994) Estimates 1994-95 Workers' Compensation Provisions (Chair) (31 May 1995 - ) PARLIAMENTARY POSITIONS Deputy Leader Manager of Opposition Business Caucus Secretary Labor Party Whip MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Community Services and Health (11 May 1989 - 5 December 1989) Deputy Chief Minister, Minister for Health, Minister for Industrial Relations and Minister for Sport (6 June 1991 - 13 April 1994) PARTY POSITIONS 21 years Australian Labor Party membership QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING THE ACT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Fire service career spanning 25 years - Sydney 1963-72 - Canberra 1972-89 Graduate member of the Institution of Fire Engineers (FFU), Canberra Branch Secretary Federal Firefighters Union 1976-89, National Committee of Management FFU 1976-89, National President FFU 1986-89, Life Membership 1989 ACT Trades and Labour Council Executive 1982-87, Vice President 1986-87 PERSONAL Born 14 November 1942, Sydney, New South Wales. Married KATE CARNELL MLA LIBERAL PARTY MOLONGLO ASSEMBLY SERVICE Elected 20 March 1992 Re-Elected 2 March 1995 COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Social Policy (27 March 1992 - 17 February 1995) Public Accounts (7 April 1992 - 17 February 1995) Select Drugs (27 March 1992 - 15 June 1993) Estimates 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95 PARLIAMENTARY POSITIONS Leader of the Opposition (21 April 1993 - 17 February 1995) Spokesperson for Health, Community Services, Youth and Women MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Chief Minister (9 March 1995 - ) Treasurer (15 March 1995 - ) Minister for Health and Community Care (15 March 1995 - ) PARTY POSITIONS Leader of the Liberal Party (21 April 1993 - ) QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING THE ACT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY B.Pharm., University of Queensland 1976 Pharmacist - owned and operated Red Hill Pharmacy since 1981 Fellow of Australian Institute of Pharmacy Management COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Former President of Pharmacy Guild of Australia (ACT Branch) Former National Vice-President of the Pharmacy Guild of Australia Former Member, ACT Board of Health, 1990-91 Former Vice-President, Retail Industry Training Council (ACT Branch) PERSONAL Born 30 May 1955, Brisbane, Queensland Married, 2 children INTERESTS Cooking, tennis, politics TERRY CONNOLLY MLA AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY MOLONGLO ASSEMBLY SERVICE Appointed - First Assembly (1 May 1990) - to fill a casual vacancy Elected 20 March 1992 Re-elected 2 March 1995 COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Scrutiny of Bills and Subordinate Legislation (1 May 1990 - 21 June 1991) Legal Affairs (1 May 1990 - 21 June 1991) (9 March 1995 - ) (Chair) MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Attorney General, Minister for Consumer Affairs, Minister for Police (June 1991 - March 1995) Minister for Urban Services (June 1991 - April 1994) Minister for Housing and Community Services (June 1991 - April 1994) Minister for Health (April 1994 - March 1995) PARTY POSITIONS National President, Australian Young Labor Party 1989 Many and varied positions since QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING THE ACT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY B.A. LLB (Hons), University of Adelaide Master of Public Law (ANU) Barrister and Solicitor, Department of Foreign Affairs and Commonwealth Attorney General's Department Tutor, Faculty of Law, ANU PERSONAL Born 14 January 1958, Adelaide, South Australia Married with 2 daughters GREGORY GANE CORNWELL MLA LIBERAL PARTY MOLONGLO ASSEMBLY SERVICE Elected 20 March 1992 Re-elected 2 March 1995 COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Social Policy (27 March 1992 - 17 February 1995) Planning, Development and Infrastructure (22 February 1994 - 17 February 1995) Administration and Procedure, Presiding Member (9 March 1995 - ) Select Estimates 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95 CONFERENCES AND DELEGATIONS 23rd Presiding Officers' and Clerks' Conference (Adelaide 24 - 25 June 1992) 22nd Australian and Pacific Regional Conference, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (Sydney 7 - 14 August 1993) 40th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference (Banff 6 - 13 October 1994) PARLIAMENTARY POSITIONS Deputy Speaker (1992-95) Speaker (9 March 1995 - ) PARLIAMENTARY POSITIONS Spokesperson on Education and Training and Housing (1992-94), Planning and Development (1994) PARTY POSITIONS President, Ashfield-Croydon Young Liberals (1963-64) President, Canberra Young Liberals (1966-67) President, ACT FEC 1969, President Canberra Branch (1972-73) Inaugural President, Canberra North Branch (1973-74) and (1987-89) PREVIOUS SERVICE AS ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE ACT Legislative Assembly 1974-79 ACT House of Assembly 1979-86 Member, Capital Territory Health Commission 1975-79 ACT Schools Authority 1982-87 QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING THE ACT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Public relations consultant COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Patron, various sporting organisations Member, The Lords Taverners Member, Neighbourhood Watch Member, Canberra Business Council PERSONAL Born 19 June 1938, Sydney, New South Wales Married - Margaret, 2 adult daughters INTERESTS Reading, travel, walking, watching sports TONY DE DOMENICO MLA LIBERAL PARTY BRINDABELLA ASSEMBLY SERVICE Elected 20 March 1992 Re-elected 2 March 1995 COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Administration and Procedure (7 April 1992 - 23 March 1993) Planning, Development and Infrastructure (27 March 1992 - 17 February 1995) Select Estimates 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95 Establishment of an ACT Public Service (17 June 1993 - 22 February 1994) Economic Development and Tourism (27 March 1992 - 23 March 1993) (Previously Tourism and ACT Promotion) PARLIAMENTARY POSITIONS Opposition Whip (27 March - 16 March 1993) Deputy Leader (17 March 1993 - ) MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chief Minister Minister for Urban Services Minister for Industrial Relations Minister for Business, Employment and Tourism (15 March 1995 - ) PARTY POSITIONS Reservoir, (Vic) Young Liberals (1976-77) President, Bundoora (Vic) Branch (1977 -79) President, Prahran (Vic) Branch (1976-80) State Council Delegate (Vic) (1976-80) Bundoora Branch (1980-82) Tuggeranong Branch (1982 - ) Inaugural President, South Tuggeranong Branch (1987 - ) QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING THE ACT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY General Manager, Royce MS & L Public Relations Company Director, Lobbyist Personal Assistant - Hon. Walter Jona, MP (1976-80) President, Canberra Chamber of Commerce (1990) Chairman, 2002 Commonwealth Games Committee Executive Member, CARD (1991I) Chairman, ACT Tourism Awards Member, Business Consultative Committee (1990-91) Chairman, Peer Support Foundation Member, Rotary Club of Canberra National Director, Guide Dogs Association (1989-91) Patron, ltalo-Australian Club PERSONAL Born 29 December 1950, Alexandria, Egypt Married, 3 sons INTERESTS Sport, cooking, country and western music ROSEMARY FOLLETT MLA AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY MOLONGLO ASSEMBLY SERVICE Elected 8 May 1989 Re-elected 20 March 1992 Re-elected 2 March 1995 COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Public Accounts (Chair) (28 March 1990 - 21 June 1991) and (Chair) (9 March 1995 - ) PARLIAMENTARY POSITIONS Leader of the Opposition (5 December 1989 - 6 June 1991) and (9 March 1995 - ) MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Chief Minister Treasurer Attorney General (11 May 1989 - 5 December 1989) Chief Minister Treasurer (6 June 1991 - 9 March 1995) PARTY POSITIONS President, Australian Labor Party, ACT Branch
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