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1 to 8 Assembly Legislative Assembly of the Northern Territory Northern Territory Government Ministries (CLP) 1st to 8 th Assembly 1974 - 2001 FIRST LETTS EXECUTIVE (November 1974 to August 1975) Dr G A Letts MLA Majority Leader and Executive Member for Primary Industry and the NT Public Service Mr P A E Everingham MLA Deputy Majority Leader and Executive Member for Finance and Law Mr G E J Tambling MLA Executive Member for Community Development Ms E J Andrew MLA Executive Member for Education and Consumer Services Mr D L Pollock MLA Executive Member for Social Affairs Mr I L Tuxworth MLA Executive Member for Resource Development Mr R Ryan MLA Executive Member for Transport and Secondary Industry SECOND LETTS EXECUTIVE (August 1975 to November 1975) Dr G A Letts MLA Majority Leader and Executive Member for Primary Industry and the NT Public Service Mr B F Kilgariff MLA Deputy Majority Leader and Executive Member for Finance and Law Mr G E J Tambling MLA Executive Member for Community Development Ms E J Andrew MLA Executive Member for Education and Consumer Services Mr D L Pollock MLA Executive Member for Social Affairs Mr I L Tuxworth MLA Executive Member for Resource Development Mr R Ryan MLA Executive Member for Transport and Secondary Industry THIRD LETTS EXECUTIVE (December 1975 to December 1976) Dr G A Letts MLA Majority Leader and Executive Member for Primary Industry and the NT Public Service Mr G E J Tambling MLA Deputy Majority Leader and Executive Member for Finance and Community Development Mr M B Perron MLA Executive Member for Municipal and Consumer Affairs Ms E J Andrew MLA Executive Member for Education and Law Mr D L Pollock MLA Executive Member for Social Affairs Mr I L Tuxworth MLA Executive Member for Resource Development Mr R Ryan MLA Executive Member for Transport and Secondary Industry FOURTH LETTS EXECUTIVE (December 1976 to September 1977) Dr G A Letts MLA Majority Leader and Chief Secretary Mr G E J Tambling MLA Cabinet Member for Finance and Local Government Ms E J Andrew MLA Cabinet Member for Law Mr R Ryan MLA Cabinet Member for Transport and Industry Mr I L Tuxworth MLA Cabinet Member for Community Services Mr D L Pollock MLA Cabinet Member for Resources Mr M B Perron MLA Cabinet Member for Education and Planning FIRST EVERINGHAM EXECUTIVE (September 1977 to June 1978) Mr P A E Everingham MLA Majority Leader, Chief Secretary and Executive Member for Law Mr M B Perron MLA Deputy Majority Leader and Executive Member for Finance and Planning Mr I L Tuxworth MLA Executive Member for Resources and Health Mr J M Robertson MLA Executive Member for Community and Social Development Mr R M Steele MLA Executive Member for Transport and Industry *Note - Education is part of the responsibility of Mr Robertson's Community and Social Development NT Gazette 37B dated 19 September 1977 FIRST EVERINGHAM MINISTRY (1 July 1978 to 1 January 1979) Hon P A E Everingham MLA Chief Minister Attorney-General Hon M B Perron MLA Treasurer Minister for Lands and Housing Hon I L Tuxworth MLA Minister for Health Minister for Mines and Energy Hon J M Robertson MLA Minister for Community Development Minister for Education Hon R M Steele MLA Minister for Industrial Development Minister for Transport and Works SECOND EVERINGHAM MINISTRY (2 January 1979 to 8 March 1979) Hon P A E Everingham MLA Chief Minister Attorney-General Hon M B Perron MLA Treasurer Minister for Lands and Housing Hon I L Tuxworth MLA Minister for Health Minister for Mines and Energy Hon J M Robertson Minister for Community Development Minister for Education Hon R M Steele MLA Minister for Industrial Development Minister for Transport and Works Hon N M Dondas MLA Minister for Youth, Sport and Recreation and Minister assisting the Chief Minister THIRD EVERINGHAM MINISTRY (9 March 1979 to 1 July 1979) Hon P A E Everingham MLA Chief Minister and Attorney-General Hon M B Perron MLA Treasurer and Minister for Lands and Housing Hon I L Tuxworth MLA Minister for Health and Minister for Mines and Energy Hon J M Robertson MLA Minister for Education *Minister for Community Development Hon R M Steele MLA Minister for Industrial Development and Minister for Transport and Works Hon N M Dondas MLA Minister for Youth, Sport and Recreation and Minister Assisting the Chief Minister *Hon N M Dondas acted as Minister for Community Development from 9 March to 5 July 1979 at the direction of the Chief Minister. 3 FOURTH EVERINGHAM MINISTRY (2 July 1979 to 30 June 1980) Hon P A E Everingham MLA Chief Minister Attorney-General Hon M B Perron MLA Treasurer Minister for Lands and Housing Hon I L Tuxworth MLA Minister for Health Minister for Mines and Energy Hon J M Robertson MLA Minister for Education Hon R M Steele MLA Minister for Industrial Development Minister for Transport and Works Hon N M Dondas MLA Minister for Youth, Sport and Recreation and Minister assisting the Chief Minister *Minister for Community Development *Formally appointed to this portfolio on 6 July 1979. FIFTH EVERINGHAM MINISTRY (1 July 1980 to 25 January 1982) Hon P A E Everingham MLA Chief Minister Attorney-General Hon M B Perron MLA Treasurer and Minister for Industrial Development Minister for Community Development Hon I L Tuxworth MLA Minister for Health Minister for Mines and Energy Hon J M Robertson MLA Minister for Education Minister for Lands and Housing Hon R M Steele MLA Minister for Primary Production and Tourism Minister Assisting the Treasurer Hon N M Dondas MLA Minister for Transport and Works Minister assisting the Chief Minister 1 January 1981 to 25 January 1982 Gazette S40 31.12.80 Hon N M Dondas MLA Minister for Youth, Sport and Recreation and Minister Assisting the Chief Minister (in addition to Minister for Transport and Works) SIXTH EVERINGHAM MINISTRY (26 January 1982 to 30 November 1982) Gazette S3 26.1.82 Hon P A E Everingham MLA Chief Minister Attorney-General Hon M B Perron MLA *Treasurer *Minister for Lands and Housing Hon I L Tuxworth MLA Minister for Health Minister for Mines and Energy Hon J M Robertson MLA Minister for Education *Minister for Community Development Hon R M Steele MLA Minister for Primary Production Minister for Industrial Development and Tourism Minister Assisting the Treasurer Hon N M Dondas MLA Minister for Transport and Works Minister for Sport and Recreation Minister Assisting the Chief Minister * Formally appointed 3 February 1982. 4 SEVENTH EVERINGHAM MINISTRY (1 December 1982 to 12 December 1983) Gazette S33 1.12.82 Hon PAE Everingham MLA Chief Minister Minister for Lands, Industrial Development and Tourism Hon MB Perron MLA Treasurer Minister for Education Hon IL Tuxworth MLA Minister for Primary Production and Conservation Minister for Community Development Hon JM Robertson MLA Attorney-General Minister for Mines and Energy Hon RM Steele MLA Minister for Transport and Works and Minister Assisting the Treasurer Hon NM Dondas MLA Minister for Health and Housing Minister for Youth, Sport, Recreation and Ethnic Affairs and Minister Assisting the Chief Minister EIGHTH EVERINGHAM MINISTRY (13 December 1983 to 16 October 1984) Gazette S40 13.12.83 Hon PAE Everingham MLA Chief Minister Minister for Industrial Development and Tourism Hon NM Dondas MLA Minister for Health, Youth, Sport, Recreation and Ethnic Affairs Hon MB Perron MLA Treasurer Minister for Lands Hon IL Tuxworth MLA Minister for Mines and Energy Minister for Primary Production Hon JM Robertson MLA Attorney-General Minister for Transport and Works Hon Tom Harris MLA Minister for Education Hon CN Padgham-Purich MLA Minister for Housing and Conservation Hon DW Manzie MLA Minister for Community Development FIRST TUXWORTH MINISTRY (17 October 1984 to 20 December 1984) Hon IL Tuxworth MLA Chief Minister Minister for Industrial Development and Tourism Minister for Mines and Energy Minister for Primary Production Hon NM Dondas MLA Minister for Health, Sport, Recreation and Ethnic Affairs Hon MB Perron MLA Treasurer Minister for Lands Hon JM Robertson MLA Attorney-General Minister for Transport and Works Hon Tom Harris MLA Minister for Education Hon CN Padgham-Purich MLA Minister for Housing and Conservation Hon DW Manzie MLA Minister for Community Development 5 SECOND TUXWORTH MINISTRY (21 December 1984 to 19 August 1985) Gazette S62 21.12.84 Hon IL Tuxworth MLA Chief Minister Treasurer Hon NM Dondas MLA Minister for Industry and Small Business Hon MB Perron MLA Attorney-General Minister for Mines and Energy Hon JM Robertson MLA Minister for Health Minister for Youth, Sport, Recreation and Ethnic Affairs Hon Tom Harris MLA Minister for Education Hon DW Manzie MLA Minister for Transport and Works and Housing Hon SP Hatton MLA Minister for Lands Minister for Primary Production Minister for Ports and Fisheries Minister for Conservation Hon BF Coulter MLA Minister for Community Development Minister for Correctional Services THIRD TUXWORTH MINISTRY (20 August 1985 to 28 April 1986) Gazette S48 20.8.85 Hon IL Tuxworth MLA Chief Minister Treasurer Hon NM Dondas MLA Minister for Industry and Small Business and Tourism **Hon MB Perron MLA Attorney-General Minister for Mines and Energy *Hon JM Robertson MLA Special Minister for Constitutional Development Hon Tom Harris MLA Minister for Education Hon DW Manzie MLA Minister for Transport and Works and Housing Hon SP Hatton MLA Minister for Primary Production Minister for Conservation Minister for Ports and Fisheries Minister for Lands Hon BF Coulter MLA Minister for Community Development Minister for Correctional Services Hon RA Hanrahan MLA Minister for Health Minister for Youth, Sport, Recreation and Ethnic Affairs *Hon J M Robertson resigned as Member for Araluen 26 March 1986.
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