APPENDIX Certain information given in Chapter II on Constitution and Government (closed off Apr. 30, 1965) is brought up to the date of going to press (Dec. 31, 1965-Jan. 31, 1966) in this Appendix. Page 76, Table 4 Members of the Nineteenth Ministry, as announced Dec. 17, 1965 following the General Election of Nov. 8, 1965, were as follows, according to precedence:— Office Occupant

Prime Minister Rt. Hon. LESTER BOWLES PEARSON Secretary of State for External Affairs Hon. PAUL JOSEPH JAMES M VRTIN Minister of Trade and Commerce Hon. ROBERT H. WINTERS Minister of Transport Hon. JOHN WHITNEY PICKERSGILL Minister of National Defence Hon. PAUL THEODORE HELLTER Minister of Finance and Receiver General Hon. Minister of Public Works Hon. GEORGE JAMES MCILRAITH Minister of Northern Affairs and National Resources (later to be Indian and Northern Affairs) Hon. Minister of Justice and Attorney General Hon. Minister of Health and Welfare Hon. ALLAN JOSEPH MACEACHEN Minister of Fisheries Hon. HEDARD ROBICHAUD Minister of Veterans Affairs Hon. ROGER TEILLET Secretary of State of Hon. JUDY V. LAMAHSH Minister of Industry and Minister of Defence Pro­ duction Hon. CHARLES MILLS DRURY President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada.. Hon. Minister of Labour Hon. Minister without Portfolio and Leader of the Senate. . Hon. Minister of Forestry (later to be Rural Development and Forestry) Hon. MAURICE SAUVE Minister of National Revenue (later to be also President of the Treasury Board) Hon. EDGAR JOHN BENSON Associate Minister of National Defence Hon. LEO ALPHONSE JOSEPH CADIETTX Solicitor General Hon. LAWRENCE T. PENNELL Minister of Mines and Technical Surveys (later to be Resources and Energy) Hon. JEAN-LUC PEPIN Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (later to be Manpower) Hon. Minister of Agriculture Hon. JOHN JAMES GREENE Postmaster General Hon. JoSEPH-JULIEN-JEAN-PIERRE C6TE Minister without Portfolio Hon. JOHN NAPIER TURNER Page 76 Parliamentary Secretaries appointed Jan. 9, 1966 were as follows:—• Secretary Minister

JOHN MATHESON ) -D^m«, **;«;=*•<». PIERRE ELLIOT TRUDEATJ } Prlme Vhma^: BRUCE S. BEER Agriculture JOHN C. MTJNBO Citizenship and Immigration (later to be Manpower) DONALD S. MACDONALD External Affairs J. J. JEAN CHRETIEN Finance and Receiver General CHARLES R. M. GRANGER Fisheries BBYCE S. MACKASEY Labour JACK DAVIS Mines and Technical Surveys (later to be Resources and Energy) MARGARET RIDEOUT .... National Health and Welfare JAMES E. WALKER National Revenue STANLEY HAIDASZ Northern Affairs and National Resources (later to be Indian and Northern Affairs) JOHN B. STEWART Public Works ALBERT BECHARD Secretary of State JEAN-CHARLES CANTIN Trade and Commerce JAMES A. BYRNE Transport When announcing the above appointments, the Prime Minister gave notice of intention to seek the authority of Parliament to appoint six additional Parliamentary Secretaries. 1162