MINISTRIES

Showing the different Ministries since the establishment of Responsible Government; also Date of Appointment to and Retirement from Office.

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DONALDSON MINISTRY—No. 1. (6 June, 1856, to 25 August, 1856.)

Stuart A. Donaldson1 ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 6 June, 1856 25 Aug., 1856 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Thomas Holt ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 6 June, 1856 25 Aug., 1856 William M. Manning1 ...... Attorney-General ...... 6 June, 1856 25 Aug., 1856 John Bayley Darvall1 ...... Solicitor-General ...... 6 June, 1856 25 Aug., 1856 George R. Nicholls ...... Auditor-General ...... 6 June, 1856 25 Aug., 1856 Also Secretary for Lands and Works during same period. William C. Mayne ...... 6 Aug., 1856 25 Aug., 1856 Representative of Government in Legislative Council.

COWPER MINISTRY—No. 2. (26 August, 1856, to 2 October, 1856.)

Charles Cowper ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 26 Aug., 1856 2 Oct., 1856 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Robert Campbell ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 26 Aug., 1856 2 Oct., 1856 Terence A. Murray ...... Secretary for Lands and Works .. 26 Aug., 1856 2 Oct., 1856 Also Auditor-General from 26 August to 17 September, 1856. James Martin ...... Attorney-General ...... 26 Aug., 1856 2 Oct., 1856 Alfred J. P. Lutwyche ...... Solicitor-General ...... 12 Sept., 1856 2 Oct., 1856 Representative of Government in Legislative Council.

PARKER MINISTRY—No. 3. (3 October, 1856, to 7 September, 1857.)

Henry W. Parker ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 3 Oct., 1856 7 Sept., 1857 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Stuart A. Donaldson ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 3 Oct., 1856 7 Sept., 1857 John Hay ...... Secretary for Lands and Works .. 3 Oct., 1856 7 Sept., 1857 William M. Manning ...... Attorney-General ...... 3 Oct., 1856 25 May, 1857 John Bayley Darvall ...... Solicitor-General ...... 3 Oct., 1856 23 May, 1857 John Bayley Darvall ...... Attorney-General ...... 26 May, 1857 7 Sept., 1857 Edward Wise ...... Solicitor-General ...... 23 May, 1857 7 Sept., 1857 Edward Deas-Thompson, C.B. .... Vice-President of the 26 May, 1857 7 Sept., 1857 Representative of Government in Executive Council. Legislative Council.

COWPER MINISTRY—No. 4. (7 September, 1857, to 26 October, 1859.)

Charles Cowper ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 7 Sept., 1857 26 Oct., 1859 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Richard Jones ...... 7 Sept., 1857 3 Jan., 1858 succeeded by Robert Campbell ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 4 Jan., 1858 30 Mar., 1859 Deceased. succeeded by Elias Carpenter Weekes ...... @818 April, 1859 26 Oct., 1859 Terence A. Murray ...... Secretary for Lands and 7 Sept., 1857 12 Jan., 1858 succeeded by Works. John Robertson ...... @813 Jan., 1858 30 Sept., 1859 John Robertson ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 1 Oct., 1859 26 Oct., 1859 Edward Flood ...... Secretary for Public 1 Oct., 1859 26 Oct., 1859 Works. James Martin ...... 7 Sept., 1857 8 Nov., 1858 succeeded by Alfred J. P. Lutwyche ...... Attorney-General ...... 15 Nov., 1858 21 Feb., 1859 succeeded by Lyttelton H. Bayley ...... @821 Feb., 1859 26 Oct., 1859 Alfred J. P. Lutwyche ...... 7 Sept., 1857 14 Nov., 1858 Appointed Attorney-General. succeeded by William Bede Dalley ...... Solicitor-General ...... 15 Nov., 1858 11 Feb., 1859 succeeded by John F. Hargrave ...... @821 Feb., 1859 26 Oct., 1859 John Dickson...... 21 Feb., 1859 26 Oct., 1859 Representative of Government in Legislative Council.

1 Appointed Members of the Executive Council on 29 April, 1856; but they did not take office until the 6 June, as some preliminary arrangements were necessary before they vacated their seats as Members of the Legislative Assembly.

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FORSTER MINISTRY—No. 5. (27 October, 1859, to 8 March, 1860.)

William Forster ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 27 Oct., 1859 8 Mar., 1860 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Saul Samuel ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 27 Oct., 1859 8 Mar., 1860 John Black ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 27 Oct., 1859 8 Mar., 1860 Geoffrey Eager ...... Secretary for Public 27 Oct., 1859 8 Mar., 1860 Representative of Government in Works. Legislative Council. Edward Wise ...... 27 Oct., 1859 13 Feb., 1860 Appointed Puisne Judge. succeeded by Attorney-General ...... Sir W. M. Manning, Kt...... @821 Feb., 1860 8 Mar., 1860 John F. Hargrave, Q.C...... Solicitor-General ...... 3 Nov., 1859 8 Mar., 1860 A Member of the Legislative Council.

ROBERTSON MINISTRY—No. 6. (9 March, 1860, to 9 January, 1861.) (Merged into Cowper Ministry)

John Robertson2 ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 9 Mar., 1860 9 Jan., 1861 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Charles Cowper2 ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 9 Mar., 1860 9 Jan., 1861 A Member of the Legislative Council. Elias Carpenter Weekes2 ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 9 Mar., 1860 9 Jan., 1861 William M. Arnold2 ...... Secretary for Public Works...... 9 Mar., 1860 9 Jan., 1861 John F. Hargrave2, Q.C...... Attorney-General ...... 2 April, 1860 9 Jan., 1861 Representative of Government in Legislative Council.

COWPER MINISTRY—No. 7. (10 January, 1861, to 15 October, 1863.)

Charles Cowper ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 10 Jan., 1861 15 Oct., 1863 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Elias Carpenter Weekes ...... 10 Jan., 1861 20 Mar., 1863 succeeded by Colonial Treasurer ...... Thomas Ware Smart ...... @821 Mar., 1863 15 Oct., 1863 John Robertson ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 10 Jan., 1861 15 Oct., 1863 William M. Arnold ...... Secretary for Public 10 Jan., 1861 15 Oct., 1863 Works. John F. Hargrave, Q.C...... 10 Jan., 1861 31 July, 1863 Appointed Solicitor-General. succeeded by Attorney-General ...... John Bayley Darvall ...... @81 Aug., 1863 15 Oct., 1863 John F. Hargrave, Q.C...... Solicitor-General ...... 1 Aug., 1863 15 Oct., 1863 Representative of Government in Legislative Council. Charles Cowper, junior ...... Clerk of the Executive 1 Sept., 1861 15 Oct., 1863 A Member of the Government, without Council. a Seat in the Cabinet.

MARTIN MINISTRY—No. 8. (16 October, 1863, to 2 February, 1865.)

James Martin ...... Attorney-General ...... 16 Oct., 1863 2 Feb., 1865 Also referred to as Prime Minister. William Forster ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 16 Oct., 1863 2 Feb., 1865 Geoffrey Eagar ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 16 Oct., 1863 2 Feb., 1865 Peter Faucett ...... Solicitor-General ...... 16 Oct., 1863 2 Feb., 1865 John Bowie Wilson ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 16 Oct., 1863 2 Feb., 1865 Arthur T. Holroyd ...... Secretary for Public Works...... 16 Oct., 1863 2 Feb., 1865 3 John Hubert Plunkett ...... 23 Nov., 1863 2 Feb., 1865 Representative of Government in Legislative Council.

COWPER MINISTRY—No. 9. (3 February, 1865, to 21 January, 1866.)

Charles Cowper3 ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 3 Feb., 1865 21 Jan., 1865 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Thomas Ware Smart ...... 3 Feb., 1865 19 Oct., 1865 Appointed Secretary for Public Works. succeeded by Saul Samuel ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 20 Oct., 1865 3 Jan., 1866 Resigned. succeeded by Marshall Burdekin...... @84 Jan., 1866 21 Jan., 1866 John Bayley Darvall ...... 3 Feb., 1865 20 June, 1865 succeeded by Attorney-General ...... John Hubert Plunkett ...... @825 Aug., 1865 21 Jan., 1866 John F. Hargrave, Q.C...... Solicitor-General ...... 3 Feb., 1865 21 June, 1865 Representative of Government in Legislative Council.

2 See Cowper Ministry—No. 7. 3 Vice-President of the Executive Council.

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COWPER MINISTRY—No. 9. (3 February, 1865, to 21 January, 1866.)—continued

John Robertson ...... 3 Feb., 1865 19 Oct., 1865 succeeded by William M. Arnold ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 20 Oct., 1865 31 Oct., 1865 Elected Speaker of the Legislative succeeded by Assembly. John Robertson ...... @81 Jan., 1866 21 Jan., 1866 William M. Arnold ...... Secretary for Public 3 Feb., 1865 19 Oct., 1865 Appointed Secretary for Lands. succeeded by Works. Thomas Ware Smart ...... @820 Oct., 1865 21 Jan., 1866 James A. Cunneen ...... Postmaster-General ...... 1 Oct., 1865 21 Jan., 1866 A Member of the Government without a Seat in the Cabinet.

MARTIN MINISTRY—No. 10. (22 January, 1866, to 26 October, 1868.)

James Martin, Q.C.3 ...... Attorney-General ...... 22 Jan., 1866 26 Oct., 1868 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Henry Parkes ...... 22 Jan., 1866 17 Sept., 1868 Resigned. succeeded by Colonial Secretary ...... Joseph Docker ...... @828 Sept., 1868 26 Oct., 1868 Representative of Government in Legislative Council. Geoffrey Eagar ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 22 Jan., 1866 26 Oct., 1868 John Bowie Wilson ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 22 Jan., 1866 26 Oct., 1868 James Byrnes ...... Secretary for Public 22 Jan., 1866 26 Oct., 1868 Works. Robert Macintosh Isaacs ...... Solicitor-General ...... 22 Jan., 1866 26 Oct., 1868 Joseph Docker ...... 22 Jan., 1866 27 Sept., 1868 Appointed Colonial Secretary. Representative of Government in succeeded by Postmaster-General ...... Legislative Council. Atkinson Alfred Patrick Tighe ..... @829 Sept., 1868 26 Oct., 1868

ROBERTSON MINISTRY—No. 11. (27 October, 1868, to 12 January, 1870.) (Merged into Cowper Ministry.)

John Robertson ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 27 Oct., 1868 12 Jan., 1870 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Resigned. Saul Samuel4 ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 27 Oct., 1868 12 Jan., 1870 William Forster4 ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 27 Oct., 1868 12 Jan., 1870 John Sutherland4 ...... Secretary for Public 27 Oct., 1868 12 Jan., 1870 Works. Sir William Montagu ...... Attorney-General ...... 21 Oct., 1868 12 Jan., 1870 A Member of the Government, Manning, Kt., Q.C.4 without a Seat in the Cabinet. Joshua Frey Josephson ...... 27 Oct., 1868 9 Sept., 1869 Appointed District Court Judge. succeeded by Solicitor-General ...... Julian Emanuel Salomons4 ...... @818 Dec., 1869 12 Jan., 1870 Daniel Egan5 ...... Postmaster-General ...... 27 Oct., 1868 12 Jan., 1870 Robert Owen4 ...... 27 Oct., 1868 12 Jan., 1870 Representative of Government in Legislative Council, with a Seat in the Cabinet.

COWPER MINISTRY—No. 12. (13 January, 1870, to 15 December, 1870.)

Charles Cowper5 ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 13 Jan., 1870 15 Dec., 1870 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Appointed Agent-General for the Colony, 6 December, 1870, but held office as Colonial Secretary till 15 December, 1870.

Saul Samuel ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 13 Jan., 1870 15 Dec., 1870 William Forster ...... 13 Jan., 1870 14 April, 1870 Resigned. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... John Robertson ...... @813 Aug., 1870 15 Dec., 1870 John Sutherland ...... Secretary for Public 13 Jan., 1870 15 Dec., 1870 Works. Sir William Montagu ...... Attorney-General ...... 13 Jan., 1870 15 Dec., 1870 A Member of the Government, Manning, Kt., Q.C. without a Seat in the Cabinet. Julian Emanuel Salomons Solicitor-General 13 Jan., 1870 15 Dec., 1870 Representative of the Government in Legislative Council, with a Seat in the Cabinet, from 11 August, 1870, to 15 December, 1870.

4 See Cowper MinistryCNo. 12. 5 Vice-President of the Executive Council from 11 January, 1870.

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COWPER MINISTRY—No. 12. (13 January, 1870, to 15 December, 1870.)—continued

Daniel Egan ...... Postmaster-General ...... 13 Jan., 1870 16 Oct., 1870 Deceased. Robert Owen ...... 13 Jan., 1870 1 Aug., 1870 Representative of the Government in Legislative Council, with a Seat in the Cabinet. Resigned both offices, 1 August, 1870.

MARTIN MINISTRY—No. 13. (16 December, 1870, to 13 May, 1872.)

Sir James Martin, Kt., Q.C...... Attorney-General ...... 16 Dec., 1870 13 May, 1872 Also referred to as Prime Minister. John Robertson ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 16 Dec., 1870 13 May, 1872 George William Lord ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 16 Dec., 1870 13 May, 1872 John Bowie Wilson ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 16 Dec., 1870 13 May, 1872 James Byrnes ...... Secretary for Public Works...... 16 Dec., 1870 13 May, 1872 William Charles Windeyer...... Solicitor-General ...... 16 Dec., 1870 13 May, 1872 Joseph Docker ...... Postmaster-General ...... 16 Dec., 1870 13 May, 1872 Representative of Government in Legislative Council.

PARKES MINISTRY—No. 14. (14 May, 1872, to 8 February, 1875.)

Henry Parkes ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 14 May, 1872 8 Feb., 1875 Also referred to as Prime Minister. William Richman Piddington ...... 14 May, 1872 4 Dec., 1872 Resigned. succeeded by Colonial Treasurer ...... George Alfred Lloyd ...... James Squire Farnell ...... @85 Dec., 1872 8 Feb., 1875 Secretary for Lands ...... 14 May, 1872 8 Feb., 1875 Also Secretary for Mines, from 9 May to 26 July, 1874, without salary. Robert Palmer Abbott ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 27 July, 1874 8 Feb., 1875 John Sutherland ...... Secretary for Public 15 May, 1872 8 Feb., 1875 Works. Edward Butler ...... 15 May, 1872 10 Nov., 1873 Resigned. succeeded by Attorney-General ...... Joseph George Long Innes ...... @820 Nov., 1873 8 Feb., 1875 Without a Seat in Cabinet. From 9 December, 1873. George Wigram Allen ...... Minister of Justice and 9 Dec., 1873 8 Feb., 1875 Public Instruction. Joseph George Long Innes ...... Solicitor-General ...... 14 May, 1872 19 Nov., 1873 Representative of the Government in Legislative Council. Appointed Attorney- General. George Alfred Lloyd ...... 14 May, 1872 4 Dec., 1872 Appointed Colonial Treasurer. succeeded by Postmaster-General ...... Saul Samuel, C.M.G...... @85 Dec., 1872 8 Feb., 1875 Vice-President of the Executive Council and Representative of Government in Legislative Council. Saul Samuel, C.M.G...... 14 May, 1872 8 Feb., 1875

ROBERTSON MINISTRY—No. 15. (9 February, 1875, to 21 March, 1877.)

John Robertson ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 9 Feb., 1875 21 Mar., 1877 Also referred to as Prime Minister. William Forster ...... 9 Feb., 1875 7 Feb., 1876 Appointed Agent-General for the succeeded by Colonial Treasurer ...... Colony, resident in England. Alexander Stuart ...... @88 Feb., 1876 21 Mar., 1877 Joseph Docker ...... Minister of Justice and 9 Feb., 1875 21 Mar., 1877 Representative of the Government in Public Instruction. Legislative Council. Thomas Garrett ...... 9 Feb., 1875 5 Feb., 1877 Resigned. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... Ezekiel Alexander Baker ...... @86 Feb., 1877 21 Mar., 1877 John Lackey ...... Secretary for Public 9 Feb., 1875 21 Mar., 1877 Works. William Bede Dalley ...... Attorney-General ...... 9 Feb., 1875 21 Mar., 1877 A Member of the Legislative Council; a Member of the Government without a Seat in the Executive Council. John Lucas ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 9 Feb., 1875 21 Mar., 1877 John Fitzgerald Burns...... Postmaster-General ...... 9 Feb., 1875 21 Mar., 1877

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PARKES MINISTRY—No. 16. (22 March, 1877, to 16 August, 1877.)

Henry Parkes ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 22 Mar., 1877 16 Aug., 1877 Also referred to as Prime Minister. William Richman Piddington ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 22 Mar., 1877 16 Aug., 1877 Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... Minister of Justice and Public 22 Mar., 1877 16 Aug., 1877 Instruction. Richard Driver, junior ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 22 Mar., 1877 16 Aug., 1877 James Hoskins ...... Secretary for Public Works ...... 22 Mar., 1877 16 Aug., 1877 William Charles Windeyer...... Attorney-General ...... 22 Mar., 1877 16 Aug., 1877 A Member of the Government without a seat in the Executive Council. George Alfred Lloyd ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 22 Mar., 1877 16 Aug., 1877 Representative of the Government in Legislative Council. Saul Samuel, C.M.G...... Postmaster-General ...... 22 Mar., 1877 16 Aug., 1877

ROBERTSON MINISTRY—No. 17. (17 August, 1877, to 17 December, 1877.)

Sir John Robertson, K.C.M.G...... Colonial Secretary ...... 17 Aug., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 Also referred to as Prime Minister. William Alexander Long ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 17 Aug., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 John Lackey ...... Minister of Justice and 17 Aug., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 Public Instruction. Thomas Garrett ...... 17 Aug., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 Resigned. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... Ezekiel Alexander Baker ...... @820 Nov., 1877 19 Nov., 1877 Edward Combes ...... Secretary for Public 17 Aug., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 A Member of the Legislative Council. Works. William Bede Dalley, Q.C...... Attorney-General ...... 17 Aug., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 Ezekiel Alexander Baker ...... 17 Aug., 1877 19 Nov., 1877 Appointed Secretary for Lands. succeeded by Secretary for Mines ...... Archibald Hamilton Jacob ...... @820 Nov., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 John Davies ...... Postmaster-General ...... 17 Aug., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 Joseph Docker ...... Vice-President of the 17 Aug., 1877 17 Dec., 1877 A Member of the Legislative Council, and Executive Council. Representative of the Government in Legislative Council.

6FARNELL MINISTRY—No. 18. (18 December, 1877, to 20 December, 1878.)

James Squire Farnell ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 18 Dec., 1877 20 Dec., 1878 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Michael Fitzpatrick ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 18 Dec., 1877 20 Dec., 1878 Henry Emannuel Cohen ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 18 Dec., 1877 20 Dec., 1878 Joseph Leary ...... Minister of Justice and Public 18 Dec., 1877 20 Dec., 1878 Instruction. John Sutherland ...... Secretary for Public Works ...... 18 Dec., 1877 20 Dec., 1878 William John Foster ...... Attorney-General ...... 18 Dec., 1877 20 Dec., 1878 A Member of the Legislative Council; appointed a Member of the Executive Council, 1 April, 1878. William Henry Suttor, junior ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 18 Dec., 1877 20 Dec., 1878 John Fitzgerald Burns...... Postmaster-General ...... 18 Dec., 1877 20 Dec., 1878 John Marks...... Vice-President of the Executive 14 Jan., 1878 20 Dec., 1878 A Member of the Legislative Council, and Council. Representative of the Government in Legislative Council.

PARKES MINISTRY—No. 19. (21 December, 1878, to 4 January, 1883.)

Sir Henry Parkes, K.C.M.G...... 21 Dec., 1878 4 Jan., 1883 Also referred to as Prime Minister; absent from the Colony on account of ill-health, Colonial Secretary ...... from 29 December, 1881, to 19 August, 1882. Sir John Robertson, K.C.M.G...... 29 Dec., 1881 19 Aug., 1882 Also Secretary for Lands. (Acting). @8 James Watson ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 21 Dec., 1878 4 Jan., 1883 Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... Minister of Justice and 21 Dec., 1878 30 April, 1880 In consequence of the passing of the Public Instruction. “Public Instruction Act of 1880,” the functions of this office were divided by the appointment of two Ministers.

6 Government resigned, 6–7 December, 1878. Governor requests that resignation be withdrawn, 14 December 1878.

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PARKES MINISTRY—No. 19. (21 December, 1878, to 4 January, 1883.)—continued

Sir John Robertson, K.C.M.G. Vice-President of the 21 Dec., 1878 10 Nov., 1881 Representative of the Government in the Executive Council. Legislative Council. Minister of Public 1 May, 1880 10 Nov.,1881 Instruction. Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... Minister of Public 14 Nov., 1881 4 Jan., 1883 Instruction. Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... 1 May, 1880 10 Aug., 1880 Appointed Postmaster-General. succeeded by Sir Joseph George Long Innes, Minister of Justice ...... 11 Aug., 1880 13 Oct., 1881 Appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court. Kt. succeeded by William John Foster ...... @814 Oct., 1881 4 Jan., 1883 William Charles Windeyer...... 21 Dec., 1878 10 Aug., 1879 Appointed a Temporary Judge of the succeeded by Attorney-General ...... Supreme Court. Robert Wisdom ...... @813 Aug., 1879 4 Jan., 1883 James Hoskins ...... 21 Dec., 1878 28 Dec., 1881 Resigned. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... Sir John Robertson, K.C.M.G...... @829 Dec., 1881 4 Jan., 1883 Acting Colonial Secretary, from 29 December, 1881. John Lackey ...... Secretary for Public 21 Dec., 1878 4 Jan., 1883 Works. Saul Samuel, C.M.G...... 21 Dec., 1878 10 Aug., 1880 Appointed Agent-General for the Colony. succeeded by Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... 11 Aug., 1880 13 Nov., 1881 Appointed Minister of Public Instruction. succeeded by Postmaster-General ...... Stephen Campbell Brown ...... 14 Nov., 1881 22 Aug., 1882 A Member of the Legislative Council. succeeded by Alexander Campbell...... @830 Aug., 1882 4 Jan., 1883 A Member of the Legislative Council. Ezekiel Alexander Baker ...... 21 Dec., 1878 13 Aug., 1881 Resigned. Francis Bathurst Suttor 30 Aug., 1881 11 Oct., 1881 Also Postmaster-General. (Acting). Secretary for Mines ...... Arthur Renwick, M.D...... @812 Oct., 1881 4 Jan., 1883 Frederick Matthew Darley, Vice-President of the 14 Nov., 1881 4 Jan., 1883 Representative of the Government in the Q.C. Executive Council. Legislative Council.

STUART MINISTRY—No. 20. (5 January, 1883, to 6 October, 1885.)

Sir Alexander Stuart, K.C.M.G. Colonial Secretary ...... 5 Jan., 1883 6 Oct., 1885 Also referred to as Prime Minister, absent from the Colony on account of ill-health from 7 October, 1884, to 11 May, 1885. George Richard Dibbs ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 5 Jan., 1883 6 Oct., 1885 Charged with the duties of Secretary for Public Works during the illness of Mr Wright, from 10 June, 1884. George Houston Reid ...... Minister of Public 5 Jan., 1883 6 Mar., 1884 Resigned. succeeded by Instruction. William Joseph Trickett ...... @82 May, 1884 6 Oct., 1885 Henry Emanuel Cohen ...... Minister of Justice ...... 5 Jan., 1883 6 Oct., 1885 William Bede Dalley, Q.C...... Attorney-General ...... 5 Jan., 1883 6 Oct., 1885 Representative of the Government in Legislative Council. Charged also with the duties of Colonial Secretary during the illness of Mr Stuart, from 7 Oct., 1884, to 11 May, 1885. James Squire Farnell ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 5 Jan., 1883 6 Oct., 1885 Henry Copeland ...... 5 Jan., 1883 28 Mar., 1883 Resigned. Sir Alexander Stuart, K.C.M.G. Secretary for Public 29 Mar., 1883 27 May, 1883 Also Colonial Secretary. (Acting.) Works Francis Augustus Wright ...... @828 May, 1883 6 Oct., 1885 Francis Augustus Wright ...... 5 Jan., 1883 27 May, 1883 Appointed Secretary for Public Works. succeeded by William Joseph Trickett ...... Postmaster-General ...... 28 May, 1883 1 May, 1884 Appointed Minister of Public Instruction. succeeded by James Norton, LL.D...... @8 Joseph Palmer Abbott ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 2 May, 1884 6 Oct., 1885 A Member of the Legislative Council. Sir Patrick Alfred Jennings, Vice-President of the 5 Jan., 1883 6 Oct., 1885 Resigned. K.C.M.G. Executive Council. 5 Jan., 1883 31 July, 1883

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DIBBS MINISTRY—No. 21. (7 October, 1885, to 21 December, 1885.)

George Richard Dibbs ...... 7 Oct., 1885 9 Oct., 1885 Also referred to as Prime Minister. succeeded by Colonial Secretary ...... Appointed Colonial Treasurer. Sir Patrick Alfred Jennings, 10 Oct., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 K.C.M.G. @8 George Richard Dibbs ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 10 Oct., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 Also referred to as Prime Minister. William Joseph Trickett ...... Minister of Public 7 Oct., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 Instruction. James Squire Farnell ...... 7 Oct., 1885 9 Oct., 1885 A Member of the Legislative Council. succeeded by Minister of Justice Representative of the Government in Legislative Council. Resigned. Thomas Michael Slattery ...... @82 Nov., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 John Henry Want ...... Attorney-General ...... 7 Oct., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 Joseph Palmer Abbott...... Secretary for Lands ...... 7 Oct., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 Henry Septimus Badgery ...... Secretary for Public 7 Oct., 1885 31 Oct., 1885 Resigned. succeeded by Works. William John Lyne ...... @82 Nov., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 John See ...... Postmaster-General ...... 7 Oct., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 Francis Augustus Wright ...... 7 Oct., 1885 17 Oct., 1885 Resigned. succeeded by Secretary for Mines ...... George Thornton ...... @813 Nov., 1885 21 Dec., 1885 A Member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in Legislative Council.

ROBERTSON MINISTRY—No. 22. (22 December, 1885, to 25 February, 1886.)

Sir John Robertson, K.C.M.G...... Colonial Secretary ...... 22 Dec., 1885 25 Feb., 1886 Also referred to as Prime Minister. John Fitzgerald Burns...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 22 Dec., 1885 25 Feb., 1886 James Henry Young ...... Minister of Public Instruction .... 22 Dec., 1885 25 Feb., 1886 Louis Francis Heydon ...... Minister of Justice ...... 22 Dec., 1885 4 Feb., 1886 Resigned. George Bowen Simpson ...... Attorney-General ...... 22 Dec., 1885 25 Feb., 1886 A Member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in Legislative Council. Gerald Spring ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 22 Dec., 1885 25 Feb., 1886 Jacob Garrard ...... Secretary for Public Works...... 22 Dec., 1885 25 Feb., 1886 Daniel O’Connor ...... Postmaster-General ...... 22 Dec., 1885 25 Feb., 1886 Robert Matteson Vaughn ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 22 Dec., 1885 25 Feb., 1886

JENNINGS MINISTRY—No. 23. (26 February, 1886, to 19 January, 1887.)

Sir Patrick Alfred Jennings, Colonial Treasurer ...... 26 Feb., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 Also referred to as Prime Minister. K.C.M.G. George Richard Dibbs ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 26 Feb., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 Arthur Renwick, M.D...... Minister of Public ...... 26 Feb., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 Instruction. James Patrick Garvan ...... Minister of Justice ...... 26 Feb., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 John Henry Want ...... Attorney-General ...... 26 Feb., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 Henry Copeland ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 26 Feb., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 William John Lyne ...... Secretary for Public ...... 26 Feb., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 Works. Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... Postmaster-General ...... 26 Feb., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 James Fletcher ...... 26 Feb., 1886 23 Dec., 1886 Resigned. succeeded by Secretary for Mines ...... Charles Kinnaird Mackellar, 24 Dec., 1886 19 Jan., 1887 Member of the Legislative Council. M.B., Ch.M. @8 Representative of the Government in Legislative Council. Charles Kinnaird Mackellar, Vice-President of the 26 Feb., 1886 23 Dec., 1886 M.B., Ch.M. Executive Council. @

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PARKES MINISTRY—No. 24. (20 January, 1887, to 16 January, 1889.)

Sir Henry Parkes, G.C.M.G...... Colonial Secretary ...... 25 Jan., 1887 16 Jan., 1889 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Vice- President of the Executive Council, from 20 January, 1887, to 6 March, 1887. John Fitzgerald Burns...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 20 Jan., 1887 16 Jan., 1889 William John Foster ...... 20 Jan., 1887 18 May, 1887 Resigned. succeeded by Bernhard Ringrose Wise ...... Attorney-General ...... 27 May, 1887 7 Feb., 1888 Resigned. succeeded by George Bowen Simpson, Q.C...... @810 Feb., 1888 16 Jan., 1889 A Member of the Legislative Council. Thomas Garrett ...... 20 Jan., 1887 19 July, 1888 Resigned. Sir Henry Parkes, G.C.M.G. 26 July, 1888 28 Aug., 1888 Also Colonial Secretary. (Acting). Secretary for Lands James Nixon Brunker ...... @829 Aug., 1888 16 Jan., 1889 John Sutherland ...... Secretary for Public 20 Jan., 1887 16 Jan., 1889 Works. William Clarke ...... Minister of Justice ...... 20 Jan., 1887 16 Jan., 1889 James Inglis ...... Minister of Public 20 Jan., 1887 16 Jan., 1889 Instruction. Francis Abigail ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 20 Jan., 1887 16 Jan., 1889 Charles James Roberts, C.M.G. ... Postmaster-General ...... 20 Jan., 1887 16 Jan., 1889 Julian Emanuel Salomons, Q.C. .. Vice-President of 7 Mar., 1887 16 Jan., 1889 A Member of the Legislative Council, and Executive Council. Representative of the Government in Legislative Council.

DIBBS MINISTRY—No. 25. (17 January, 1889, to 7 March, 1889.)

George Richard Dibbs ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 Also referred to as Prime Minister. James Patrick Garvan ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 Edmund Barton ...... Attorney-General ...... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 A Member of the Legislative Council, and Representative of the Government in Legislative Council. William John Lyne ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 James Fletcher ...... Secretary for Public Works...... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 Thomas Michael Slattery ...... Minister of Justice ...... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... Minister of Public Instruction .... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 A Member of the Legislative Council. John Moore Chanter ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 Henry Clarke ...... Postmaster-General ...... 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 Sir John Lackey, K.C.M.G...... Vice-President of the Executive 17 Jan., 1889 7 Mar., 1889 A Member of the Legislative Council. Council.

PARKES MINISTRY—No. 26. (8 March, 1889, to 22 October, 1891.) (Free Trade)

Sir Henry Parkes, G.C.M.G...... Colonial Secretary and 8 Mar., 1889 22 Oct., 1891 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Registrar of Records. William McMillan ...... Colonial Treasurer and 8 Mar., 1889 27 July, 1891 Resigned. succeeded by Collector of Internal Bruce Smith ...... @ Revenue. 8 14 Aug., 1891 22 Oct., 1891 George Bowen Simpson, Q.C. Attorney-General ...... 8 Mar., 1889 22 Oct., 1891 A Member of the Legislative Council. James Nixon Brunker ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 8 Mar., 1889 22 Oct., 1891 Bruce Smith ...... Secretary for Public 8 Mar., 1889 13 Aug., 1891 Appointed Colonial Treasurer. succeeded by Works. James Henry Young ...... @814 Aug., 1891 22 Oct., 1891 Albert John Gould ...... Minister of Justice ...... 8 Mar., 1889 22 Oct., 1891 Joseph Hector Carruthers, M.A. Minister of Public 8 Mar., 1889 22 Oct., 1891 Instruction. Sydney Smith ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 8 Mar., 1889 22 Oct., 1891 Appointed Minister for Agriculture also, 28 February, 1890. Daniel O’Connor ...... Postmaster-General ...... 8 Mar., 1889 22 Oct., 1891 A Member of the Legislative Council from 29 July, 1891. William Henry Suttor, junior ...... Vice-President of the 30 April, 1889 22 Oct., 1891 A Member of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in Legislative Council.

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DIBBS MINISTRY—No. 27. (23 October, 1891, to 2 August, 1894.) (Protectionist)

Sir George Richard Dibbs, Colonial Secretary and 23 Oct., 1891 2 Aug., 1894 Also referred to as Prime Minister. K.C.M.G. Registrar of Records. Absent from the Colony from 30 April to 13 September, 1892. John See ...... Colonial Treasurer and 23 Oct., 1891 2 Aug., 1894 Collector of Internal Revenue. Edmund Barton, Q.C., M.A. 23 Oct., 1891 14 Dec., 1893 Absent from the Colony from 18 July to succeeded by Attorney-General ...... 8 September, 1893. Charles Gilbert Heydon @815 Dec., 1893 2 Aug., 1894 A Member of the Legislative Council. Henry Copeland ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 23 Oct., 1891 2 Aug., 1894 William John Lyne ...... Secretary for Public 23 Oct., 1891 2 Aug., 1894 Works. Richard Edward O’Connor ...... Minister of Justice ...... 23 Oct., 1891 14 Dec., 1893 A Member of the Legislative Council. Solicitor-General from 19 July to 13 September, 1893. Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... Minister of Public 23 Oct., 1891 2 Aug., 1894 Charged also with the duties of Instruction. Colonial Secretary during the absence of Sir George Dibbs, from 30 April to 13 September, 1892. Thomas Michael Slattery ...... Secretary for Mines and 23 Oct., 1891 2 Aug., 1894 Charged also with the duties of Minister Agriculture. of Justice from 15 December, 1893 to 2 August, 1894. John Kidd ...... Postmaster-General ...... 27 Oct., 1891 2 Aug., 1894 Sir Julian Salomons, Q.C...... 23 Oct., 1891 26 Jan., 1893 A Member of the Legislative Council, succeeded by Vice-President of the and Representative of the Government in Henry Normand MacLaurin, Executive Council. 5 April, 1893 2 Aug., 1894 the Legislative Council. M.D., LL.D. @8 @

REID MINISTRY—No. 28. (3 August, 1894, to 13 September, 1899.) (Free Trade)

The Right Hon. George 3 Aug., 1894 3 July, 1899 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Houston Reid, P.C., Q.C., Solicitor-General from 21 Dec., 1894, to LL.D. 5 March, 1895; 19 Dec., 1895, to 20 April, Colonial Treasurer 1896; 22 Dec., 1896, to 9 Feb., 1897; and Collector of 27 April to 7 Oct., 1898; and 3 Jan., 1899, succeeded by Internal Revenue. to 1 May, 1899. Absent from the Colony, 5 April, 1898 18 June, 1898 7 May, 1897, to 31 Aug., 1897; 2nd May, , 19 April, 1899 13 Sept., 1899 1899, to 17 May, 1899. Joseph Hector Carruther ...... @83 July, 1899 13 Sept., 1899 James Nixon Brunker ...... Colonial Secretary 3 Aug., 1894 13 Sept., 1899 Acting Prime Minister, 7 May, 1897, and Registrar of to 31 Aug., 1897. Records. George Bowen Simpson, Q.C. 3 Aug., 1894 1 Dec., 1894 Resigned.

succeeded by Members of the Legislative Council. 18 Dec., 1894 4 April, 1898 John Henry Want, Q.C...... 8 18 Dec., 1898 18 April, 1899@ Absent from the Colony from 24 Dec., 1894, to 5 March, 1895; 20 Dec., 1895 to Attorney-General 18 April, 1896; 26 Dec., 1896 to 9 Feb., succeeded by 1897; 24 Sept., to 7 Oct., 1898; and also from 7 Jan., 1899. Resigned. Also referred to as Prime Minister. The Right Hon. George 19 April, 1899 13 Sept., 1899 Houston Reid, P.C., Q.C., LL.D. Joseph Hector Carruthers ...... @8 3 Aug., 1894 3 July, 1899 Appointed Colonial Treasurer. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... The Hon. James Henry Young ..... @83 July, 1899 13 Sept., 1899 The Hon. James Henry Young ..... Secretary for Public 3 Aug., 1894 3 July, 1899 Appointed Secretary for Lands. succeeded by Works. Charles Alfred Lee ...... @83 July, 1899 13 Sept., 1899 Albert John Gould ...... 3 Aug., 1894 15 Aug., 1898 Resigned. succeeded by Charles Alfred Lee ...... Minister of Justice ...... 17 Aug., 1898 3 July, 1899 Appointed Secretary for Public succeeded by Works. John Hughes ...... @83 July, 1899 13 Sept., 1899 A Member for the Legislative Council. Also Vice-President of the Executive Council.

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REID MINISTRY—No. 28. (3 August, 1894, to 13 September, 1899.) (Free Trade)—continued

Jacob Garrard ...... Minister of Public 3 Aug., 1894 15 Aug., 1898 A Appointed Minister for Labour and succeeded by Instruction. Industry also, 11 March, 1895. Resigned James Alexander Hogue ...... Minister of Public 27 Aug., 1898 13 Sept., 1899 Instruction and Minister for Labour and Industry. Sydney Smith ...... Secretary for Mines 3 Aug., 1894 15 Aug., 1898 Resigned. succeeded by and Agriculture. Joseph Cook ...... @827 Aug., 1898 13 Sept., 1899 Joseph Cook ...... 3 Aug., 1894 27 Aug., 1898 Appointed Secretary for Mines and succeeded by Postmaster-General Agriculture. Varney Parkes ...... @827 Aug., 1898 13 Sept., 1899 William Henry Suttor, junior ...... 7 Aug., 1894 15 Mar., 1895 Resigned. succeeded by Members of the Legislative Council. Andrew Garran, LL.D...... Vice-President of the 19 Mar., 1895 18 Nov., 1898 Representatives of Government in succeeded by Executive Council. Legislative Council. John Hughes ...... @822 Nov., 1898 13 Sept., 1899 @ Also Minister of Justice.

LYNE MINISTRY—No. 29. (14 September, 1899, to 27 March, 1901.) (Protectionist) (Merged into See Ministry.)

Sir William John Lyne, Colonial Treasurer and 15 Sept., 1899 20 Mar., 1901 Also referred to as Prime Minister. Vice- K.C.M.G.8 Collector of Internal President of the Executive Council from 14 Revenue. to 15 Sept., 1899. Resigned Premiership, 27 March, 1901. John See7 ...... Colonial Secretary and 14 Sept., 1899 27 Mar., 1901 Registrar of Records. Bernhard Ringrose Wise, K.C.7 Attorney-General ...... 14 Sept., 1899 27 Mar., 1901 Appointed to Legislative Council 30 Oct., 1900. Thomas Henry Hassall ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 14 Sept., 1899 9 April, 1901 Resigned. Edward William O’Sullivan7 ...... Secretary for Public 14 Sept., 1899 27 Mar., 1901 Works. William Herbert Wood ...... Minister of Justice ...... 14 Sept., 1899 9 April, 1901 Resigned. John Perry7 ...... Minister of Public 14 Sept., 1899 27 Mar., 1901 Instruction and Minister for Labour and Industry. John Lionel Fegan ...... Secretary for Mines and 15 Sept., 1899 8 April, 1901 Accepted office on 14 Sept., but not Agriculture. sworn in until 15 Sept. Resigned. William Patrick Crick7 ...... Postmaster-General ...... 14 Sept., 1899 28 Feb., 1901 Without portfolio from 1 Mar. to 10 April, 1901. James Alexander Kenneth ...... 15 Sept., 1899 24 April, 1900 A member of the Legislative Council. Mackay. Vice-President of the Resigned. Representatives of the succeeded by Executive Council. Government in Legislative Council. Francis Bathurst Suttor7 ...... @812 June, 1900 27 Mar., 1901 A member of the Legislative Council.

SEE MINISTRY—No. 30. (28 March, 1901, to 14 June, 1904.) (Protectionist) (Merged into Waddell Ministry.)

John See ...... Colonial Secretary and 28 Mar., 1901 14 June, 1904 Also referred to as Premier. Absent from the Registrar of Records. State from 27 Feb. to 25 March, 1904, and from 4 April to 27 May, 1904. Thomas Waddell9 ...... Colonial Treasurer and 10 April, 1901 14 June, 1904 Collector of Internal Revenue. Bernhard Ringrose Wise, K.C. .... Attorney-General ...... 28 Mar., 1901 14 June, 1904 A member of the Legislative Council. Appointed Minister of Justice also, 22 July, 1901, to 14 June, 1904. Acting Premier, 27 Feb. to 25 March, 1904, and from 4 April to 27 May, 1904.

7 Refer See MinistryCNo. 30. 8 Created K.C.M.G., 1900. Federal Minister for Home Affairs from 1 January, 1901. 9 See Waddell MinistryCNo. 31.

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SEE MINISTRY—No. 30. (28 March, 1901, to 14 June, 1904.) (Protectionist)—continued (Merged into Waddell Ministry.)

William Patrick Crick ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 11 April, 1901 14 June, 1904 Edward William O’Sullivan9 ...... Secretary for Public ...... 28 Mar., 1901 14 June, 1904 Works. Robert George Dundas Minister of Justice ...... 11 April, 1901 16 July, 1901 Resigned. Fitzgerald John Perry9 ...... Minister of Public 28 Mar., 1901 14 June, 1904 Changed also with the duties of Chief Instruction and Minister Secretary during the absence of Sir John for Labour and Industry. See, from 27 Feb. to 25 March, 1904, and from 4 April to 27 May, 1904. 9 John Kidd ...... Secretary for Mines and 10 April, 1901 14 June, 1904 Agriculture. Francis Bathurst Suttor ...... 28 Mar., 1901 23 May, 1903 Resigned. Appointed President of the succeeded by Vice-President of the Legislative Council, 23 May, 1903. Colonel James Alexander Executive Council. 6 June, 1903 14 June, 1904 Members of the Legislative Council; Kenneth Mackay, C.B.9 @8 Representatives of the Government in the @ Legislative Council. James Hayes ...... 11 April, 1901 14 June, 1904 Walter Bennett9 ...... Without portfolio...... 16 April, 1901 14 June, 1904 Member of the Executive Council. John Lionel Fegan9 ...... @824 Mar., 1903 14 June, 1904 @

WADDELL MINISTRY—No. 31. (15 June, 1904, to 29 August, 1904.) (Protectionist)

Thomas Waddell ...... Colonial Treasurer, Collector of 15 June, 1904 29 Aug., 1904 Also referred to as Premier. Internal Revenue and Minister of Justice. John Perry ...... Colonial Secretary and Registrar 15 June, 1904 29 Aug., 1904 of Records.

James Conley Gannon, K.C...... Attorney-General ...... 15 June, 1904 29 Aug., 1904 A Member of the Legislative Council.

Edward William O’Sullivan ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 15 June, 1904 29 Aug., 1904

Walter Bennett ...... Secretary for Public Works ...... 17 June, 1904 29 Aug., 1904 Accepted office on 15 June, but not sworn in until 17 June. John Lionel Fegan ...... Minister of Public Instruction and 15 June, 1904 29 Aug., 1904 Minister for Labour and Industry. John Kidd ...... Secretary for Mines and 15 June, 1904 29 Aug., 1904 Agriculture. Colonel James Alexander Vice-President of the 15 June, 1904 29 Aug., 1904 A Member of the Legislative Council; Kenneth Mackay, C.B. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council.

CARRUTHERS MINISTRY—No. 32. (29 August, 1904, to 1 October, 1907.) (Liberal-Reform)

Joseph Hector Carruthers, M.A. .. Colonial Treasurer and 29 Aug., 1904 1 Oct., 1907 Also referred to as Premier. Resigned. Collector of Internal Revenue. James Ashton12 ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 29 Aug., 1904 1 Oct., 1907 Appointed to Legislative Council. James Alexander Hogue ...... 29 Aug., 1904 13 May, 1907 Appointed Minister of Public succeeded by Colonial Secretary and Instruction. Thomas Waddell11 12 ...... @ Registrar of Records. 8 14 May, 1907 1 Oct., 1907 Charles Gregory Wade, K.C.12 ..... Attorney-General and 29 Aug., 1904 1 Oct., 1907 Minister of Justice. Charles Alfred Lee12 ...... Secretary for Public 29 Aug., 1904 1 Oct., 1907 Works.

9 See Waddell MinistryCNo. 31. 11 First appointment, after the passing of the Electoral Act, 1900, which did away with the necessity of being re-elected on acceptance of office. 12 See Wade Ministry—No. 33.

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CARRUTHERS MINISTRY—No. 32. (29 August, 1904, to 1 October, 1907.) (Liberal-Reform)—continued

Broughton Barnabas O’Conor ..... Minister of Public Instruction 29 Aug., 1904 13 May, 1907 and Minister for Labour and Industry. succeeded by Minister for Labour and Industry. 14 May, 1907 1 Oct., 1907

James Alexander Hogue12 ...... Minister of Public Instruction .... 14 May, 1907 1 Oct., 1907 Samuel Wilkinson Moore12 ...... Secretary for Mines and 29 Aug., 1904 1 Oct., 1907 Agriculture. John Hughes12 ...... Vice-President of the 29 Aug., 1904 1 Oct., 1907 A Member of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council. William Thomas Dick ...... Without portfolio ...... 29 Aug., 1904 1 Oct., 1907 Resigned. James Nixon Brunker ...... Without portfolio ...... 12 June, 1905 1 Oct., 1907 Member of the Executive Council. A Member of the Legislative Council.

WADE MINISTRY—No. 33. (2 October, 1907, to 20 October, 1910.) (Liberal—Reform)

Charles Gregory Wade, K.C. Attorney-General ...... 2 Oct., 1907 20 Oct., 1910 Also referred to as Premier. Minister of Justice from 2 October, 1907, to 20 December, 1909. Charles Gregory Wade, K.C...... Minister of Justice ...... 2 Oct., 1907 20 Dec., 1909 succeeded by John Garland ...... Minister of Justice and 21 Dec., 1909 20 Oct., 1910 A member of the Legislative Council. Solicitor-General. William Herbert Wood ...... Colonial Secretary and 2 Oct., 1907 20 Oct., 1910 Minister for Labour and Industry from Registrar of Records. 2 October, 1907, to 21 January, 1908. Secretary for Mines from 22 January, 1908, to 20 October, 1910. Samuel Wilkinson Moore ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 2 Oct., 1907 20 Oct., 1910 Charles Alfred Lee ...... Secretary for Public 2 Oct., 1907 20 Oct., 1910 Works. John Perry ...... 2 Oct., 1907 21 Jan., 1908 Appointed Minister for Agriculture, succeeded by Secretary for Mines ...... 22 January, 1908. William Herbert Wood ...... @822 Jan., 1908 20 Oct., 1910 Thomas Waddell ...... Colonial Treasurer and 2 Oct., 1907 20 Oct., 1910 Collector of Internal Revenue. James Alexander Hogue ...... Minister of Public 2 Oct., 1907 20 Oct., 1910 Appointed Minister for Labour and Instruction. Industry, 22 January, 1908. William Herbert Wood ...... 2 Oct., 1907 21 Jan., 1908 succeeded by Minister for Labour and James Alexander Hogue ...... @ Industry. 8 22 Jan., 1908 20 Oct., 1910 John Perry ...... Minister of Agriculture10. 22 Jan., 1908 20 Oct., 1910 John Hughes ...... Vice-President of the 2 Oct., 1907 20 Oct., 1910 A member of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council. James Ashton ...... Without portfolio ...... 2 Oct., 1907 25 June, 1909 A member of the Legislative Council. Member of the Executive Council. Resigned. Charles William Oakes ...... Without portfolio ...... 2 Oct., 1907 20 Oct., 1910 A member of the Executive Council.

10 Office of Minister of Agriculture created in accordance with the Department of Agriculture Act, 1907. 12 See Wade Ministry—No. 33.

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McGOWEN MINISTRY—No. 34. (21 October, 1910, to 29 June, 1913.) (Labor) (Merged into Holman Ministry.)

James Sinclair Taylor McGowen .. Colonial Treasurer and Registrar 21 Oct., 1910 26 Nov., 1911 Also referred to as Premier, absent from of Records. State, 15 March to 4 Sept., 1911. succeeded by Appointed Colonial Secretary, 27 Nov., 1911. Resigned, 29 June, 1913. John Rowland Dacey ...... Colonial Treasurer and Registrar 27 Nov., 1911 11 April, 1912 Member of the Executive Council without of Records. portfolio from 10 Nov., 1911, to 26 Nov., succeeded by 1911. Died 11 April, 1912. Ambrose Campbell Carmichael .. Colonial Treasurer and Registrar 17 April, 1912 5 May, 1912 Member of the Executive Council without of Records. portfolio from 21 Oct., 1910, to 10 Sept., 1911. Acted for the Colonial Treasurer from 15 March to 4 Sept., 1911. Appointed succeeded by Minister of Public Instruction and Minister for Labour and Industry, 11 Sept., 1911. Resigned 26 Nov., 1911. Appointed Minister of Public Instruction, 1 March, 1912 and Minister for Labour and Industry, 10 Dec., 1912. John Henry Cann ...... Colonial Treasurer and Registrar 6 May, 1912 29 June, 1913 of Records. Donald Macdonell ...... Colonial Secretary and Registrar 21 Oct., 1910 26 Oct., 1911 Minister of Agriculture, 21 Oct., 1910, of Records. to 10 Sept., 1911. Absent from the State, succeeded by through illness, from 1 March, 1911. Died 26 October, 1911. Frederick Flowers ...... Colonial Secretary and Registrar 7 Nov., 1911 26 Nov., 1911 A member of the Legislative Council. of Records. Appointed Minister of Public Instruction, succeeded by 27 Nov., 1911. See also “Vice-President, Executive Council.” James Sinclair Taylor McGowen . Colonial Secretary and Registrar 27 Nov., 1911 29 June, 1913 Also referred to as Premier. of Records. William Arthur Holman ...... Attorney-General ...... 21 Oct., 1910 29 June, 1913 Acting Premier from 15 Mar. to 4 Sept., 1911; Minister of Justice from 21 Oct., 1910 to 1 April, 1912. Absent from the State, 27 Dec., 1912, to 6 June, 1913. Neils Rasmus Wilson Neilsen ..... Secretary for Lands ...... 21 Oct., 1910 1 Aug., 1911 Resigned. succeeded by Frederick Flowers ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 4 Aug., 1911 26 Nov., 1911 Appointed Minister of Public Instruction, 27 Nov., 1911. See also “Vice-President, succeeded by Executive Council.” George Stephenson Beeby ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 11 Sept., 1911 9 Dec., 1912 Minister of Public Instruction from 21 Oct., 1910, to 10 Sept., 1911. Minister succeeded by for Labour and Industry from 21 Oct., 1910, to 10 Sept., 1911, and from 27 Nov., 1911, to 9 Dec., 1912. Resigned. John Louis Treflé ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 10 Dec., 1912 29 June, 1913 See Also “Minister of Agriculture.” Arthur Hill Griffith ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 21 Oct., 1910 29 June, 1913 William Arthur Holman ...... Minister of Justice ...... 21 Oct., 1910 1 April, 1912 See remarks above. succeeded by David Robert Hall ...... Minister of Justice and Solicitor 2 April, 1912 29 June, 1913 A member of the Legislative Council. General. Acted as Attorney-General from 27 Dec., 1912, to 6 June, 1913. George Stephenson Beeby ...... Minister of Public Instruction .... 21 Oct., 1910 10 Sept., 1911 Appointed Secretary for Lands, 11 Sept., succeeded by 1911. See also “Secretary for Lands.” Ambrose Campbell Carmichael .. Minister of Public Instruction .... 11 Sept., 1911 26 Nov., 1911 Resigned. See also “Colonial Treasurer.” succeeded by Frederick Flowers ...... Minister of Public Instruction .... 27 Nov., 1911 29 Feb., 1912 See also “Vice-President, Executive succeeded by Council.” Ambrose Campbell Carmichael .. Minister of Public Instruction .... 1 Mar., 1912 29 June, 1913 See also “Colonial Treasurer.” Alfred Edden ...... Secretary for Mines ...... 21 Oct., 1910 29 June, 1913 Donald Macdonell ...... Minister of Agriculture ...... 21 Oct., 1910 10 Sept., 1911 See also “Colonial Secretary.” succeeded by John Louis Treflé ...... Minister of Agriculture ...... 7 Nov., 1911 29 June, 1913 Member of the Executive Council, without portfolio, from 21 Oct., 1910, to 6 Nov., 1911. Charged with the duties of Minister of Agriculture from 11 Sept., 1911. Appointed Secretary for Lands, 10 Dec., 1912.

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McGOWEN MINISTRY—No. 34. (21 October, 1910, to 29 June, 1913.) (Labor) (Merged into Holman Ministry.)—continued

George Stephenson Beeby ...... 21 Oct., 1910 10 Sept., 1911 Appointed Secretary for Lands, 11 Sept., succeeded by 1911. See also “Secretary for Lands.” Ambrose Campbell Carmichael .. 11 Sept., 1911 26 Nov., 1911 Resigned. See also “Colonial Treasurer.” succeeded by Minister for Labour and Industry. George Stephenson Beeby ...... 27 Nov., 1911 9 Dec., 1912 Resigned. “See also Secretary for Lands.” succeeded by Ambrose Campbell Carmichael .. @810 Dec., 1912 29 June, 1913 See also “Colonial Treasurer.” Frederick Flowers ...... Vice-President of the 21 Oct., 1910 29 June, 1913 A Member of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council. 13Charged also with the duties of Colonial Secretary during the absence of Mr Macdonell from 4 Aug., to 6 Nov., 1911. Secretary for Lands from 4 Aug., 1911, to 26 Nov., 1911. Colonial Secretary from 7 Nov., 1911, to 26 Nov., 1911. Minister of Public Instruction 27 Nov., 1911, to 29 Feb., 1912. Ambrose Campbell Carmichael .. Without portfolio ...... 21 Oct., 1910 10 Sept., 1911 A Member of the Executive Council. Appointed Minister of Public Instruction, 11 Sept., 1911. See also “Colonial Treasurer.” John Louis Treflé ...... Without portfolio ...... 21 Oct., 1910 6 Nov., 1911 A Member of the Executive Council. Appointed Minister of Agriculture, 7 Nov., 1911. See also “Minister of Agriculture.” John Rowland Dacey ...... Without portfolio ...... 10 Nov., 1911 26 Nov., 1911 A Member of the Executive Council. Appointed Colonial Treasurer, 27 Nov., 1911. Died 11 April, 1912.

HOLMAN MINISTRY—No. 35. (30 June, 1913, to 15 November, 1916.) (Labor) (Merged into National Ministry.)

William Arthur Holman ...... 30 June, 1913 29 Jan., 1914 Also referred to as Premier. Appointed Colonial Treasurer, 29 Jan., succeeded by 1914. John Henry Cann ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 29 Jan., 1914 15 Mar., 1915 Appointed Minister for Public Works, 15 Mar., 1915. succeeded by George Black ...... @815 Mar., 1915 15 Nov., 1916 Resigned. John Henry Cann ...... 30 June, 1913 29 Jan., 1914 Appointed Colonial Secretary, 29 Jan., 1914. succeeded by Colonial Treasurer ...... William Arthur Holman ...... @829 Jan., 1914 15 Nov., 1916 Also referred to as Premier. Solicitor General from 19 Jan., 1915, to 6 Feb., 1915. Minister of Public Instruction from 6 Mar., 1915, to 15 Mar., 1915. Acted as Minister of Public Instruction from 23 Mar., 1916, to 18 July, 1916. William Arthur Holman 30 June, 1913 29 Jan., 1914 Appointed Colonial Treasurer, 29 Jan., 1914. succeeded by Attorney-General ...... David Robert Hall ...... @829 Jan., 1914 15 Nov., 1916 John Louis Treflé ...... 30 June, 1913 11 Jan., 1915 Minister for Agriculture from 30 June, 1913, to 29 Jan., 1914. Died 11 Jan., 1915. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... William George Ashford ...... @812 Jan., 1915 15 Nov., 1916 Arthur Hill Griffith ...... 30 June, 1913 15 Mar., 1915 Appointed Minister of Public Instruction, 15 Mar., 1915. succeeded by Minister for Public Works. John Henry Cann ...... @815 Mar., 1915 15 Nov., 1916 Resigned. David Robert Hall ...... Minister of Justice ...... 30 June, 1913 15 Nov., 1916 A member of the Legislative Council from 2 April, 1912, to 14 Nov., 1913.

13 Acted for the Colonial Secretary during the illness of Mr Macdonell, from 1 March to 3 August, 1911.

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HOLMAN MINISTRY—No. 35. (30 June, 1913, to 15 November, 1916.) (Labor)—continued (Merged into National Ministry.)—continued

Ambrose Campbell Carmichael .. 30 June, 1913 5 Mar., 1915 Resigned.

succeeded by Minister of Public William Arthur Holman ...... Instruction 6 Mar., 1915 15 Mar., 1915 succeeded by Arthur Hill Griffith ...... @815 Mar., 1915 7 Nov., 1916 Resigned. Alfred Edden ...... 30 June, 1813 29 Jan., 1914 Resigned. succeeded by John Henry Cann ...... 29 Jan., 1914 15 Mar., 1915 Appointed Minister for Public works, succeeded by Secretary for Mines ...... 15 March, 1915. John Estell ...... 15 Mar., 1915 31 Oct., 1916 Resigned. succeeded by Henry Clement Hoyle ...... @831 Oct., 1916 15 Nov., 1916 Resigned. John Louis Treflé ...... 30 June, 1913 29 Jan., 1914 Secretary for Lands from 30 June, 1913, succeeded by to 11 Jan., 1913. William George Ashford ...... 29 Jan., 1914 23 Feb., 1915 Appointed Secretary for Lands, 12 succeeded by Jan., 1915. George Black ...... Minister of Agriculture 23 Feb., 1915 15 Mar., 1915 Appointed Colonial Secretary, 15 march, succeeded by 1915. William George Ashford ...... 15 Mar., 1915 1 June, 1915 succeeded by William Calman Grahame ...... @81 June, 1915 15 Nov., 1916 James Sinclair Taylor McGowen . 30 June, 1913 29 Jan., 1914 Resigned.

succeeded by Minister for Labour and John Estell ...... Industry. 29 Jan., 1914 31 Oct., 1916 Resigned. succeeded by Henry Clement Hoyle ...... @831 Oct., 1916 15 Nov., 1916 Resigned. Frederick Flowers ...... 22 April, 1914 27 April, 1915 A member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council from 30 June, 1913, to succeeded by Minister for Public 27 April, 1915. Charged with the duties of Health. Colonial Secretary, from 30 June, 1913, to 22 April, 1914. George Black ...... @827 April, 1915 15 Nov., 1916 Resigned. Frederick Flowers ...... 30 June, 1913 27 April, 1915 Appointed Minister of Public succeeded by Vice-President of the Health, 22 April;, 1914. John Daniel Fitzgerald ...... @ Executive Council. 8 27 April, 1915 15 Nov., 1916 A member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council, from 27 April, 1915, to 15 November, 1916. Assistant Minister of Public Instruction, from 4 April, 1916, to 18 July, 1916. Henry Clement Hoyle ...... Without portfolio ...... 29 Jan., 1914 31 Oct., 1916 A member of the Executive council. Charged with the duties of Colonial Treasurer, from 29 Jan., 1914, to 31 Oct., 1916. Appointed Secretary for Mines and Minister for Labour and Industry. William Calman Grahame ...... Without portfolio ...... 15 Mar., 1915 1 June, 1915 A member of the Executive Council. Appointed Minister of Agriculture, 1 June, 1915.

HOLMAN MINISTRY—No. 36. (15 November, 1916, to 12 April, 1920.) (Nationalist)

William Arthur Holman ...... Without portfolio ...... 30 Oct., 1918 12 April, 1920 Also referred to as Premier. William Arthur Holman ...... 15 Nov., 1916 30 Oct., 1918 Also referred to as Premier. Absent from the State from 18 April to 30 Oct., 1917. succeeded by Resigned portfolio of Colonial Treasurer. John Charles Lucas Fitzpatrick .... Colonial Treasurer ...... 30 Oct., 1918 12 April, 1920 Acting Colonial Treasurer during the absence of Mr Holman from 18 April to 30 @8 October, 1917. Also Minister for Mines. George Warburton Fuller Colonial Secretary and 15 Nov., 1916 12 April, 1920 Acting-Premier from 18 April to (afterwards Sir George Registrar of Records. 30 October, 1917. Vice-President of the Warburton Fuller, K.C.M.G.) Executive Council from 9 February, 1920, to 27 February, 1920.

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HOLMAN MINISTRY—No. 36. (15 November, 1916, to 12 April, 1920.) (Nationalist)—continued

David Robert Hall ...... 15 Nov., 1916 23 July, 1919 Appointed Minister of Housing, 23 July, 1919. Vice-President of the Executive succeeded by Attorney-General ...... Council from 30 July, 1919, to 9 February, 1920. John Garland, Q.C...... @823 July, 1919 12 April, 1920 Previously Minister of Justice and Solicitor-General. William George Ashford...... Secretary for Lands and 15 Nov., 1916 12 April, 1920 Acting Minister of Agriculture from Minister for Forests. 15 October, 1919, to 9 February, 1920. Appointed Minister of Agriculture 9 February, 1920. Richard Thomas Ball ...... Secretary for Public 15 Nov., 1916 12 April, 1920 Works and Minister for Railways. John Garland, K.C...... 15 Nov., 1916 23 July, 1919 A Member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council from 12 June, 1918, to succeeded by Minister of Justice and 12 April, 1920. Appointed Attorney- Solicitor-General. General. John Daniel FitzGerald ...... @823 July, 1919 12 April, 1920 A Member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council from 15 November, 1916, to 12 June, 1918. Also Minister for Local Government. Vice-President of the Executive Council from 15 November, 1916, to 30 July, 1919. Augustus George Frederic James Minister of Public 15 Nov., 1916 12 April, 1920 Appointed Acting Minister for Local Instruction. Government during the absence of Mr FitzGerald from 11 July to 3 December 1917. Also Minister for Labour and Industry from 23 July, 1919. John Charles Lucas Fitzpatrick .... Secretary for Mines ...... 15 Nov., 1916 12 April, 1920 Also Colonial Treasurer from 30 October, 1918. William Calman Grahame ...... 15 Nov., 1916 14 Jan., 1920 14Acting Minister for Labour and Industry from 30 October, 1918, to 9 June, 1919. succeeded by Minister of Agriculture Resigned. William George Ashford ...... @89 Feb., 1920 12 April, 1920 George Stephenson Beeby ...... 15 Nov., 1916 23 July, 1919 A Member of the Legislative Council from 16 November, 1916, to 26 February, 1917. succeeded by Minister for Labour and Absent from the State from 30 October, Industry. 1918, to 9 June, 1919. Augustus George Frederic James @823 July, 1919 12 April, 1920 Also Minister of Public Instruction. John Daniel FitzGerald ...... 15 Nov., 1916 18 July, 1919 Appointed Minister of Justice and Solicitor- General. Also Vice-President of Executive succeeded by Council. Minister of Public David Storey ...... Health. 18 July, 1919 29 Jan., 1920 Acting Minister from 11 July to 3 Dec., 1917. Resigned. succeeded by Albert Bruntnell ...... @89 Feb., 1920 12 April, 1920 John Daniel FitzGerald ...... Minister for Local 15 Nov., 1916 12 April, 1920 A Member of the Legislative Council. Government. Also Minister of Justice and Solicitor- General. David Robert Hall ...... 23 July, 1919 9 Feb., 1920 Resigned. Previously Minister without succeeded by 16Minister of Housing ... portfolio. Charles William Oakes, C.M.G. .. @89 Feb., 1920 12 April, 1920 Previously Minister without portfolio. John Daniel FitzGerald ...... 15 Nov., 1916 30 July, 1919 succeeded by David Robert Hall ...... Vice-President of the 30 July, 1919 9 Feb., 1920 succeeded by Executive Council. The Hon. Sir George Warburton 9 Feb., 1920 27 Feb., 1920 Also Colonial Secretary. Fuller, K.C.M.G. @8 [Vacant] ...... 27 Feb., 1920 12 April, 1920

14 Ceased to act as Minister of Agriculture 15 October, 1919 (Mr Ashford acted till 9 February, 1920). Resigned 14 January, 1920. 16 Office of Minister of Housing created 23 July, 1919.

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HOLMAN MINISTRY—No. 36. (15 November, 1916, to 12 April, 1920.) (Nationalist)—continued

David Storey ...... Without portfolio ...... 15 Nov., 1916 18 July, 1919 Acting Minister of Public Health during the absence of Mr FitzGerald, from 11 July to 3 December, 1917. Appointed Minister of Public Health. Charles William Oakes, C.M.G. .. Without portfolio ...... 18 July, 1919 9 Feb., 1920 Appointed Minister for Housing. John Thomas Crane ...... Without portfolio ...... 9 Feb., 1920 12 April, 1920 Assisting the Secretary for Lands. Arthur Hetherington Grimm ...... Without portfolio ...... 9 Feb., 1920 12 April, 1920 Assisting the Minister of Agriculture.

STOREY MINISTRY—No. 37. (12 April, 1920, to 10 October, 1921.) (Labor) (Merged into Dooley Ministry—No. 38.)

John Storey ...... 15Premier ...... 12 April, 1920 5 Oct., 1921 Absent from the State from 22 January, 1921, to 20 July, 1921. Died 5 October, 1921. James Dooley ...... Colonial Secretary and 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 Acting Premier from 22 January, 1921, to 20 Minister for Housing. July, 1921. Premier from 5 October, 1921. John Thomas Lang ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 Edward Aloysius McTiernan, Attorney-General ...... 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 Also Minister of Justice from 13 April, to B.A., LL.B. 21 December, 1920. Peter Ffrench Loughlin ...... Secretary for Lands and 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 Minister for Forests. John Estell ...... Secretary for Public 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 Works and Minister for Railways. Edward Aloysius McTiernan, 12 April, 1920 21 Dec., 1920 Also Attorney-General. B.A., LL.B. Minister of Justice ...... succeeded by William John McKell ...... @822 Dec., 1920 10 Oct., 1921 See also below. Thomas Davies Mutch ...... Minister of Public 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 Instruction and Minister for Local Government. George Cann ...... Secretary for Mines and 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 Minister for Labour and Industry. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... Minister for Agriculture 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921

John Joseph Gregory McGirr ...... Minister of Public Health 12 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 and Motherhood. Robert Sproule, B.A., LL.B...... Solicitor-General ...... 15 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 A member of the Legislative Council from 12 April, 1920. Edward John Kavanagh ...... Vice-President of the 21 April, 1920 10 Oct., 1921 A member of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council. William John McKell ...... Without portfolio ...... 12 April, 1920 21 Dec., 1920 Assistant Minister of Justice from 13 April to 21 Dec., 1920. See also above.

DOOLEY MINISTRY—No. 38. (10 October, 1921, to 20 December, 1921.) (Labor) (See also Storey Ministry—No. 37.)

James Dooley ...... Premier and Colonial Secretary . 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 John Thomas Lang ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Edward Aloysius McTiernan, Attorney-General ...... 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 B.A., LL.B. Peter Ffrench Loughlin ...... Secretary for Lands and 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Minister for Forests. John Estell ...... Secretary for Public Works 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 and Minister for Railways. William John McKell ...... Minister of Justice ...... 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Thomas Davies Mutch ...... Minister of Public Instruction .... 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 George Cann ...... Secretary for Mines and 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Resumed in Ministry No. 40. Minister for Local Government. Robert Sproule, B.A., LL.B...... Solicitor-General ...... 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Member of the Legislative Council. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921

15 Portfolio of Premier created 1920.

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DOOLEY MINISTRY—No. 38. (10 October, 1921, to 20 December, 1921.) (Labor)—continued (See also Storey Ministry—No. 37.)

John Joseph Gregory 17Minister for Labour and 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 McGirr. Minister for Public Health and Motherhood. Carlo Camillo Lazzarini ...... 17Minister for State Industrial 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Enterprises. Edward John Kavanagh...... Vice-President of the Executive 10 Oct., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 A member of the Legislative Council. Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislatve Council.

FULLER MINISTRY—No. 39. (20 December, 1921.) (Coalition)

Sir George Warburton Fuller, Premier ...... 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 K.C.M.G. a.m. p.m. Charles William Oakes, C.H.G. Colonial Secretary and Minister 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 of Public Health. a.m. p.m. Sir Alfred Arthur Clement Colonial Treasurer ...... 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Cocks. a.m. p.m. Thomas Rainsford Bavin, K.C., Attorney-General and Minister 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 B.A., LL.B. of Justice. a.m. p.m. Walter Ernest Wearne ...... Secretary for Lands and 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Minister for Forests. a.m. p.m. Sir Thomas Henley, K.B.E...... Secretary for Public Works, 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Minister for Railways a.m. p.m. and Minister for Housing. Thomas John Ley ...... Minister of Public Instruction 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 and Labour and Industry. a.m. p.m. John Charles Lucas Secretary for Mines and 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Fitzpatrick. Minister for Local Government. a.m. p.m. Captain Frank Augustus Minister for Agriculture ...... 20 Dec. 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Chaffey. a.m. p.m. Raymond Perdriau ...... Minister for Business 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 Undertakings. a.m. p.m. Sir Joseph Hector Vice-President of the Executive 20 Dec., 1921 20 Dec., 1921 A member of the Legislative Council. Carruthers, K.C.M.G., M.A., Council. a.m. p.m. Representative of the Government LL.D. in the Legislative Council.

DOOLEY MINISTRY—No. 40. (20 December, 1921, to 13 April, 1922.) (Labor) (Resumption of No. 38.)

James Dooley ...... Premier and Colonial Secretary . 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 John Thomas Lang ...... Colonial Treasurer ...... 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 Edward Aloysius McTiernan, Attorney-General ...... 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 B.A., LL.B. Peter Ffrench Loughlin ...... Secretary for Lands and 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 Minister for Forests. John Estell ...... Secretary for Public Works 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 Resigned as a Member of the Legislative and Minister for Railways. Assembly and was appointed a Member of the Legislative Council as from 14 Feb., 1922. William John McKell ...... Minister of Justice ...... 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 Thomas Davies Mutch ...... Minister of Public 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 Instruction. George Cann ...... Secretary for Mines and 20 Dec., 192118 13 April, 1922 Minister for Local Government. Robert Sproule, B.A., Solicitor-General ...... 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 A Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 Edward John Kavanagh...... Minister for Labour and 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 A Member of the Legislative Council. Vice-President of the Executive Representative of the Government Council. in the Legislative Council. John Joseph Gregory Minister for Public Health 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 McGirr. and Motherhood. Carlo Camillo Lazzarini ...... Minister for State 20 Dec., 1921 13 April, 1922 Industrial Enterprises.

17 Portfolio of Minister for State Industrial Enterprises created and title of “Minister for Labour and Industry” altered to “Minister for Labour” 10 October, 1921. 18 Also in Ministry No. 38 to 20 Dec., 1921, a.m.

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FULLER MINISTRY (Coalition)—No. 41. (13 April, 1922, to 17 June, 1925.) (Nationalist)

Sir George Warburton Fuller, Premier ...... 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 Colonial Treasurer as from 24 February, K.C.M.G. 1925. Charles William Oakes, C.M.G. Colonial Secretary and 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 Appointed to the Legislative Council. Minister for Public Health. Sir Arthur Alfred Clement 13 April, 1922 14 Feb., 1925 Resigned. Appointed Agent-General for Cocks, K.B.E. New South Wales in London. succeeded by Colonial Treasurer ...... Sir George Warburton Fuller, 24 Feb, 1925 17 June, 1925 K.C.M.G. @8 Thomas Rainsford Bavin, K.C., Attorney-General ...... 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 B.A., LL.B. Walter Ernest Wearne ...... Secretary for Lands and 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 Minister for Forests. Sir Thomas Henley, K.B.E...... Secretary for Public 13 April, 1922 19 June, 1922 Resigned. Works and Minister for succeeded by Railways and State Richard Thomas Ball ...... @ Industrial Enterprises. 8 28 June, 1922 17 June, 1925 Thomas John Ley ...... Minister of Justice ...... 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 Albert Bruntnell ...... Minister of Public 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 Instruction. John Charles Lucas Fitzpatrick .... Secretary for Mines and 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 Minister for Local Government. Richard Thomas Ball ...... 13 April, 1922 28 June, 1922 succeeded by Minister for Agriculture Captain Frank Augustus 28 June, 1922 17 June, 1925 Chaffey. @8 Captain Frank Augustus Assistant Minister for 13 April, 1922 28 June, 1922 Chaffey. Lands and Agriculture. Sir Joseph Hector Carruthers, Vice-President of the 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 A Member of the Legislative Council. K.C.M.G., LL.D. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council. Ernest Henry Farrar ...... Minister for Labour and 13 April, 1922 17 June, 1925 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry. Francis Stewart Boyce, Honorary Minister ...... 4 Mar., 1924 17 June, 1925 A Member of the Legislative Council. K.C., B.A., LL.B.

LANG MINISTRY—No. 42. (17 June, 1925, to 26 May, 1927.) (Labor)

John Thomas Lang ...... Premier and Colonial 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 Also Acting Minister for Agriculture, 23 Treasurer. March to 3 September, 1926, and Secretary for Lands and Minister for Forests, 25 November, 1926, to 26 May, 1927. Peter Ffrench Loughlin ...... Secretary for Lands 17 June, 1925 19 Nov., 1926 Resigned. succeeded by and Minister for Forests. John Thomas Lang ...... @825 Nov., 1926 26 May, 1927 Also Premier. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... Assistant Secretary for 25 Nov., 1926 26 May, 1927 Minister for Agriculture. See also below. Lands and Minister for Forests. John Marcus Baddeley ...... Secretary for Mines and 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 Absent from State, 8 March to Minister for Labour and 17 September, 1927.22 Industry. Edward Aloysius McTiernan, Attorney-General ...... 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 Acting Minister of Justice, 11 February to B.A., LL.B. 26 May, 1927. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... Minister for Agriculture 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 Absent from State, 23 March to 3 September, 1926.19 See also previous page. William John McKell ...... Minister of Justice and 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 Absent from State 11 February to 31 July, Assistant Colonial 1927.20 Treasurer. Thomas Davies Mutch ...... Minister for Education .. 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927

19 Duties performed by Mr Lang. 20 Duties of Minister of Justice performed by Mr McTiernan to 26 May, 1927. 22 Duties performed by Mr Lazzarini (Mines) and Mr Cann (Labour and Industry) until 26 May, 1927.

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LANG MINISTRY—No. 42. (17 June, 1925, to 26 May, 1927.) (Labor)—continued

Carlo Camillo Lazzarini ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 Acting Secretary for Mines 8 March to 26 May, 1927.21 George Cann ...... 17 June, 1925 24 Mar., 1926 Acting Minister for Labour and Industry, Minister for Local 8 March to 26 May, 1927. See also below. succeeded by Government. Joseph John Fitzgerald ...... @825 Mar., 1926 26 May, 1927 Joseph John Fitzgerald ...... Assistant Minister for 17 June, 1925 24 Mar., 1926 Appointed Minister for Local Local Government. Government. George Cann ...... Minister for Public 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 See also above. Health. Joseph John Fitzgerald ...... Assistant Minister for 17 June, 1925 24 Mar, 1926 Appointed Minister for Local Public Health. Government. Martin Matthew Flannery ...... Secretary for Public 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 Works and Minister for Railways. Joseph Farrar Coates ...... Honorary Minister ...... 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 A Member of the Legislative Council. Albert Charles Willis ...... Vice-President of the 17 June, 1925 26 May, 1927 A Member of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council.

LANG MINISTRY—No. 43 (Reconstruction). (27 May, 1927, to 18 October, 1927.) (Labor)

John Thomas Lang ...... Premier and Colonial 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Treasurer. Mark Gosling ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Andrew Augustus Lysaght ...... Attorney-General ...... 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Also Acting Minister of Justice until 7 June, 1927. See also below. William Davies...... Minister of Public 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Instruction. William Joseph Ratcliffe ...... Secretary for Public 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Works and Minister for Railways. Edward Matthew Horsington ...... Secretary for Lands and 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Minister for Forests. Patrick Vincent Stokes...... Minister for Agriculture 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Thomas Michael Keegan ...... Minister for Local 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Government. Robert James Stuart-Robertson ... Minister for Public 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Health. Albert Charles Willis ...... Vice-President of the 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 A Member of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council. Acting Secretary for Mines, 27 May to 17 September, 1927.24 Robert Waugh Cruickshank ...... Honorary Minister ...... 27 May, 1927 18 Sept., 1927 A Member of the Legislative Council. Acting Minister for Labour and Industry, 27 May to 17 September, 1927. See also below. William John McKell ...... 27 May, 1927 7 June, 1927 Absent from State, 11 February to 31 July, 1927. See also below. succeeded by Assistant Colonial Treasurer. Robert Waugh Cruickshank ...... @819 Sept., 1927 18 Oct., 1927 See also above. John Marcus Baddeley ...... Secretary for Mines and 27 May, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Absent from State, 8 March to Minister for Labour and 17 September, 1927.23 Industry. William John McKell ...... 27 May, 1927 7 June, 1927 Absent from State. Mr Lysaght acting. See also above. succeeded by Minister of Justice ...... Andrew Augustus Lysaght ...... @88 June, 1927 18 Oct., 1927 Also Attorney-General; Acting Minister of Justice, 27 May to 7 June, 1928.

21 During absence of Mr Baddeley from the State. 23 Duties performed by Mr Willis (Mines) and Mr Cruickshank (Labour and Industry), from 27 May to 17 September, 1927. 24 During absence of Mr Baddeley from the State.

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BAVIN MINISTRY—No. 44. (18 October, 1927, to 3 November, 1930.) (Coalition)

Thomas Rainsford Bavin, Premier ...... 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Absent from the State from 16 April to K.C., B.A., LL.B. 17 August, 1920. Thomas Rainsford Bavin, 18 Oct., 1927 15 April, 1929 K.C., B.A., LL.B. succeeded by Colonial Treasurer ...... Bertram Sydney Barnsdale @816 April, 1929 3 Nov., 1930 See footnote.25 Stevens. Bertram Sydney Barnsdale Assistant Colonial 18 Oct., 1927 15 April, 1929 Stevens. Treasurer. Ernest Albert Buttenshaw ...... Secretary for Public 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Acting Premier from 16 April to Works. 17 August, 1929. Ernest Albert Buttenshaw ...... Minister for Railways ... 18 Oct., 1927 16 April, 192925 Francis Stewart Boyce, K.C., Attorney-General and 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Member of the Legislative Council. B.A., LL.B. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government Executive Council. in the Legislative Council. Albert Bruntnell ...... 18 Oct., 1927 31 Jan., 1929 Deceased. succeeded by Thomas Rainsford Bavin, 1 Feb., 1929 15 April, 1929 K.C., B.A., LL.B. Colonial Secretary ...... succeeded by Captain Frank Augustus 16 April, 1929 3 Nov., 1930 Chaffey. @8 Richard Thomas Ball ...... Minister for Lands ...... 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Harold Victor Campbell Minister for Agriculture 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Thorby. David Henry Drummond ...... Minister for Education .. 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Lieut-Colonel Michael Frederick Minister for Local 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Bruxner, D.S.O. Government. Captain Frank Augustus 18 Oct., 1927 15 April, 1929 Chaffey. Secretary for Mines and succeeded by Minister for Forests. Reginald Walter Darcy Weaver .... @816 April, 1929 3 Nov., 1930 John Robert Lee ...... Minister for Justice ...... 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Ernest Henry Farrar ...... Minister for Labour and 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 A member of the Legislative Council. Industry. Richard Arthur, M.D...... Minister for Public 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 Health. James Ryan ...... Honorary Minister ...... 18 Oct., 1927 3 Nov., 1930 A member of the Legislative Council.

LANG MINISTRY—No. 45. (4 November, 1930, to 13 May, 1932.) (Labor)

John Thomas Lang ...... Premier and Colonial 4 Nov., 1930 13 May, 1932 Treasurer. John Marcus Baddeley ...... Secretary for Mines and 4 Nov., 1930 13 May, 1932 Minister for Labour and Industry. Andrew Augustus Lysaght ...... 4 Nov., 1930 16 June, 1931 Resigned. succeeded by Attorney-General ...... Joseph Lamaro, B.A., LL.B...... @817 June, 1931 13 May, 1932 See also below. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... Minister for Agriculture 4 Nov., 1930 13 May, 1932 and Minister for Forests. Mark Gosling ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 4 Nov., 1930 13 May, 1932 William Davies ...... Minister for Education .. 4 Nov., 1930 13 May, 1932 John Moran Tully ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 4 Nov., 1930 13 May, 1932 Joseph Lamaro, B.A., LL.B...... 4 Nov., 1930 17 June, 1931 Appointed Attorney-General, 17 June, 1931. succeeded by Minister of Justice ...... William John McKell ...... @817 June, 1931 13 May, 1932 See also below.

25 Mr Buttenshaw resigned the portfolio of Minister for Railways on 16 April, 1929, but no other Minister was allotted that portfolio, the Railways being administered by the Colonial Treasurer, except in regard to Railway Construction, which remained with the Secretary for Public Works.

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LANG MINISTRY—No. 45. (4 November, 1930, to 13 May, 1932.) (Labor)—continued

Mark Anthony Davidson ...... Secretary for Public 4 Nov., 1930 13 May, 1932 Works. James McGirr ...... 4 Nov., 1930 17 June, 1931 Appointed Minister for Local succeeded by Minister for Health ...... Government, 17 June, 1931. William Thomas Ely ...... @817 June, 1931 13 May, 1932 See also below. William John McKell ...... 4 Nov., 1930 17 June, 1931 Appointed Minister for Justice, succeeded by Minister for Local 17 June, 1931. James McGirr ...... @ Government. 8 17 June, 1931 13 May, 1932 Also Minister for Transport, 22 March to 13 May, 1932. See also above. James McGirr ...... Minister for Transport27 22 Mar., 1932 13 May, 1932 See also above. William Thomas Ely ...... Assistant Minister for 4 Nov., 1930 17 June, 1931 Appointed Minister for Health, Labour and Industry. 17 June, 1931. Albert Charles Willis26 ...... 4 Nov., 1930 2 April, 1931 A Member of the Legislative Council. succeeded by Vice-President of the Representative of the Government in the Executive Council. Legislative Council. Resigned. James Matthew Concannon ...... @83 April, 1931 13 May, 1932 A Member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council. James Matthew Concannon ...... Honorary Minister ...... 4 Nov., 1930 2 April, 1931 A Member of the Legislative Council.

STEVENS-BRUXNER MINISTRY—No. 46. (16 May, 1932, to 10 February, 1935.) (Coalition)

Bertram Sydney Barnsdale Premier and Executive 13 May, 1932 15 May, 1932 The only Member of Government Stevens. Councillor. pending formation of Ministry. Bertram Sydney Barnsdale Premier and Colonial 16 May, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Stevens. Treasurer. Lieut-Colonel Michael Frederick Deputy-Premier and 16 May, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Also Minister for Local Government, Bruxner, D.S.O. Minister for Transport. 16 May to 17 June, 1932. Reginald Walter Darcy Secretary for Public 16 May, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Weaver. Works and Minister for Health. Captain Frank Augustus Colonial Secretary ...... 16 May, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Also Secretary for Mines, 16 May to Chaffey. 17 June, 1932. Ernest Albert Buttenshaw ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 16 May, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 David Henry Drummond ...... Minister for Education .. 16 May, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Sir Daniel Levy, Kt., B.A., 16 May, 1932 17 June, 1932 Also Minister for Justice. LL.B. succeeded by Attorney-General ...... Henry Edward Manning, 18 June, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Also Vice-President of the Executive K.C., B.A., LL.B. @8 Council, 18 June, 1932, to 10 February, 1935. A Member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council. Sir Daniel Levy, Kt., B.A., 16 May, 1932 17 June, 1932 Also Attorney-General. LL.B. succeeded by Minister of Justice ...... Lewis Ormsby Martin, B.A., 18 June, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 LL.B. @8 John Montgomery Dunningham .. Minister for Labour and 16 May, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Industry. Hugh Main ...... Minister for Agriculture 16 May, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Also Minister for Forests, 16 May to 17 June, 1932. James Ryan ...... 16 May, 1932 17 June, 1932 A Member of the Legislative Council. succeeded by Vice-President of the Henry Edward Manning, Executive Council. 18 June, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 A Member of the Legislative Council. K.C., B.A., LL.B. Representative of the Government in the @8 Legislative Council, also Attorney-General. James Ryan ...... Assistant Minister in the 18 June, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 A Member of the Legislative Council. Legislative Council.

26 Appointed Agent-General for New South Wales in London. 27 Portfolio of Minister for Transport created under Act No. 3, 1932.

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STEVENS-BRUXNER MINISTRY—No. 46. (16 May, 1932, to 10 February, 1935.) (Coalition)—continued

Lieut-Colonel Michael Frederick 16 May, 1932 17 June, 1932 Also Deputy Premier and Minister for Bruxner, D.S.O. Transport. succeeded by Minister for Local Joseph Jackson ...... Government. 18 June, 1932 14 Feb., 1933 Resigned. succeeded by Eric Sydney Spooner ...... @815 Feb., 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Also Assistant Treasurer. See also below. Hugh Main ...... 16 May, 1932 17 June, 1932 Also Minister for Agriculture. succeeded by Minister for Forests ...... Roy Stanley Vincent ...... @818 June, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Also Secretary for Mines. Captain Frank Augustus 16 May, 1932 17 June, 1932 Also Colonial Secretary. Chaffey. succeeded by Secretary for Mines ...... Roy Stanley Vincent ...... @818 June, 1932 10 Feb., 1935 Also Minister for Forests. Honorary Minister 18 June, 1932 14 Feb., 1933 Also Minister for Local Government. assisting Colonial Eric Sydney Spooner ...... Treasurer. 8 Assistant Treasurer ...... 15 Feb.,1933 10 Feb., 1935 Honorary Minister 18 June, 1932 5 Jan., 1933 A member of the Legislative Council. assisting the Minister for Herbert Middleton Hawkins ...... Labour and Industry. Assistant Colonial 6 Jan., 1933 10 Feb., 1935 8 Secretary. Herbert Paton FitzSimons ...... Honorary Minister ...... 15 Feb., 1933 10 Feb., 1935

STEVENS-BRUXNER MINISTRY—No. 47. (Reconstruction)—(11 February, 1935, to 13 April, 1938.) (Coalition)

Bertram Sydney Barnsdale Premier and Colonial 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 Also Secretary for Public Works, Stevens. Treasurer. 11 February to 21 August, 1935. Absent from State, 11 March to 2 October, 1936. (Lieut-Colonel Bruxner, Acting Premier), Acting Minister for Transport, 29 March to 25 September, 1937. Lieut-Colonel Michael Frederick Deputy-Premier and 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 Acting Premier, 11 March to 2 October, Bruxner, D.S.O. Minister for Transport. 1936. Absent from State 29 March to 25 September, 1937 (Mr Stevens, Acting Minister). Bertram Sydney Barnsdale 11 Feb., 1935 21 Aug., 1935 Also Premier, etc. Stevens. Secretary for Public succeeded by Works. Eric Sydney Spooner ...... @ 22 Aug., 1935 13 April, 1938 Also Minister for Local Government, 11 February, 1935, to 13 April, 1938. Henry Edward Manning, K.C., Attorney General and 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 A member of the Legislative Council. B.A., LL.B. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government in the Executive Council. Legislative Council. Absent from State from 16 December, 1935, to 15 August, 1936. (See H. M. Hawkins). Ernest Albert Buttenshaw ...... 11 Feb., 1935 31 Jan., 1938 Resigned. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... Colin Archibald Sinclair, 1 Feb., 1938 13 April, 1938 B.A., LL.B. @ Captain Frank Augustus Colonial Secretary ...... 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 Chaffey. David Henry Drummond ...... Minister for Education .. 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 Absent from State, 6 June to 12 December, 1936. Duties performed by Mr Hawkins. John Montgomery Dunningham .. Minister for Labour and 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 Absent from State, 14 May to 4 November, Industry. 1935. Duties performed by Mr Hawkins. Hugh Main ...... 11 Feb., 1935 1 April, 1938 Resigned. succeeded by Minister for Agriculture Roy Stanley Vincent ...... @ 2 April, 1938 13 April, 1938 Also Secretary for Mines and Minister for Forests. James Ryan ...... Assistant Minister in the 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 A member of the Legislative Council. Legislative Council.

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STEVENS-BRUXNER MINISTRY—No. 47. (Reconstruction.)—(11 February, 1935, to 13 April, 1938.) (Coalition)—continued

Eric Sydney Spooner ...... Minister for Local 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 Also Assistant Treasurer, 11 February to Government. 21 August, 1935. Also Secretary for Public Works, 22 August, 1935, to 13 April, 1938. Roy Stanley Vincent ...... Secretary for Mines and 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 Also Minister for Agriculture, 2 April to Minister for Forests. 13 April, 1938. Lewis Ormsby Martin, B.A., Minister of Justice ...... 11 Feb., 1935 13 April, 1938 LL.B. Eric Sydney Spooner ...... Assistant Treasurer ...... 11 Feb., 1935 21 Aug., 1935 Also Minister for Local Government. (See above). Herbert Middleton Hawkins ...... Assistant Colonial Secretary ...... 11 Feb., 1935 21 Aug., 1935 A member of the Legislative Council. Appointed Minister for Social Services 22 August, 1935). (See Mr Dunningham above). Herbert Paton FitzSimons ...... Minister for Health ...... 11 Feb.,1935 13 April, 1938 Herbert Middleton Hawkins ...... Minister for Social Services ...... 22 Aug., 1935 13 April, 1938 A member of the Legislative Council. Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council, 18 February to 29 July, 1936. Absent from State 31 March to 12 October, 1937. Major James Barclay Shand, Honorary Minister...... 22 Aug., 1935 13 April, 1938 Absent from State 30 March to 28 August, V.D. 1937. George Charles Gollan ...... Minister without portfolio ...... 2 April, 1937 13 April, 1938 Colin Archibald Sinclair, Minister without portfolio ...... 29 June, 1937 31 Jan., 1938 Appointed Secretary for Lands, B.A., LL.B. 1 February, 1938.

STEVENS-BRUXNER MINISTRY—No. 48. (Further Reconstruction of No. 46).—(13 April, 1938, to 5 August, 1939.) (Coalition)

Bertram Sydney Barnsdale Premier ...... 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 Also Secretary for Public Works and Stevens. Minister for Local Government, 21 July, to 5 August, 1939. Resigned, 5 August, 1939. Bertram Sydney Barnsdale 13 April, 1938 13 Oct., 1938 Stevens. succeeded by Colonial Treasurer ...... Alexander Mair ...... @813 Oct., 1938 5 Aug., 1939 Lieut-Colonel Michael Frederick Deputy Premier and 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 Bruxner, D.S.O. Minister for Transport. Sir Henry Edward Manning, Attorney General and 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 A member of the Legislative Council. K.B.E., K.C., B.A., LL.B. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government in Executive Council. the Legislative Council. Eric Sydney Spooner ...... Secretary for Public 13 April, 1938 21 July, 1939 Resigned. succeeded by Works and Minister for Bertram Sydney Barnsdale Local Government. 21 July, 1939 5 Aug., 1939 Also Premier. Resigned. Stevens. @8 David Henry Drummond ...... Minister for Education .. 13 April. 1938 5 Aug., 1939 John Montgomery Dunningham .. 13 April, 1938 26 May, 1938 Deceased. succeeded by Alexander Mair ...... Minister for Labour and 1 June, 1938 13 Oct., 1938 Appointed Colonial Treasurer, succeeded by Industry. 13 October, 1938. Herbert Middleton Hawkins ...... 13 Oct., 1938 16 June, 1939 Deceased. A member of the Legislative succeeded by Council. Athol Richardson ...... @826 June, 1939 5 Aug., 1939 Also Minister for Social Services. Lewis Ormsby Martin, Minister of Justice ...... 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 B.A., LL.B. Herbert Paton FitzSimons ...... Minister for Health ...... 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 Absent from State 22 February to 5 September, 1939.30

30 Duties performed by Mr Richardson until 30 June, 1939, and Mr Primrose until 5 August, 1939.

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STEVENS-BRUXNER MINISTRY—No. 48. (Further Reconstruction of No. 46.)—(13 April, 1938, to 5 August, 1939.) (Coalition)—continued

Herbert Middleton Hawkins ...... 13 April, 1938 13 Oct., 1938 A Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Social Appointed Minister for Labour and succeeded by Services. Industry 13 October, 1938. Athol Richardson ...... @813 Oct.,1938 5 Aug., 1939 Also Minister for Labour and Industry, 26 June to 5 Aug., 1939. George Charles Gollan ...... ColoniaI Secretary ...... 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 Colin Archibald Sinclair, Secretary for Lands ...... 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 B.A., LL.B. Major Albert David Reid, M.C. Minister for Agriculture 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 Alexander Mair ...... Assistant Minister ...... 13 April, 1938 1 June, 1938 Appointed Minister for Labour and Industry, 1 June, 1938. Athol Richardson ...... Honorary Minister ...... 13 April, 1938 13 Oct., 1938 Appointed to perform duties of Minister for Health from 22 February to 30 June, 1939. Appointed Minister for Social Services, 13 October, 1938. Roy Stanley Vincent ...... Secretary for Mines and 13 April, 1938 5 Aug., 1939 Minister for Forests. Hubert Leslie Primrose ...... Member of the Executive 26 June, 1939 5 Aug., 1939 Appointed to perform duties of Minister Council and Assistant for Health from 30 June to 5 August, Minister. 1939. Marsden ErIe Manfred ...... Member of the Executive 26 June, 1939 5 Aug., 1939 A Member of the Legislative Council. Council and Assistant Minister.

MAIR-BRUXNER MINISTRY—No. 49. (5 August, 1939, to 16 May, 1941.) (Coalition)

Alexander Mair ...... Premier ...... 5 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 Also Colonial Treasurer, Secretary for Public Works, and Minister for Local Government, 5 August to 16 August, 1939. Alexander Mair ...... 5 Aug., 1939 16 Aug., 1939 Also referred to as Premier. succeeded by Colonial Treasurer ...... Athol Richardson ...... @816 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 See also below. Lieut-Colonel Michael Frederick Deputy Premier and 5 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 Bruxner, D.S.O. Minister for Transport. Sir Henry Edward Manning, Attorney General and 5 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 A Member of the Legislative Council. K.B.E., K.C., B.A., LL.B. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government in Executive Council. the Legislative Council. David Henry Drummond ...... Minister for Education 5 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 Roy Stanley Vincent ...... Secretary for Mines and 5 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 Minister for Forests. Alexander Mair ...... 5 Aug., 1939 16 Aug., 1939 Also Premier and Colonial Treasurer. succeeded by Secretary for Public Lewis Ormsby Martin, B.A., Works and Minister for 16 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 LL.B. @ Local Government. 8 Lewis Ormsby Martin, B.A., 5 Aug., 1939 16 Aug., 1939 Appointed Secretary for Public Works and LL.B. Minister for Local Government. succeeded by Minister of Justice ..... Vernon Haddon Treatt, M.M., @816 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 Duties performed by Mr Manfred, 11 to K.C., M.A., B.C.L. 26 March, 1941. George Charles Gollan ...... 5 Aug., 1939 16 Aug., 1939 Appointed Minister for Labour and succeeded by Colonial Secretary ...... Industry and Social Services. Alwyn Uren Tonking ...... @816 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 Colin Archibald Sinclair, B.A., 5 Aug., 1939 6 Nov., 1940 Resigned. LL.B. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... Alfred William Yeo ...... @86 Nov., 1940 16 May, 1941

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MAIR-BRUXNER MINISTRY—No. 49. (5 August, 1939, to 16 May, 1941.) (Coalition)—continued

Major Albert David Reid, M.C. Minister for Agriculture 5 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 Athol Richardson ...... Minister for Labour and 5 Aug., 1939 16 Aug., 1939 Appointed Colonial Treasurer. succeeded by Industry and Social George Charles Gollan ...... @ Services. 8 16 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 Hubert Leslie Primrose ...... 5 Aug., 1939 5 Sept., 1939 Appointed Assistant Minister. succeeded by Minister for Health ... Herbert Paton FitzSimons ...... @85 Sept., 1939 16 May, 1941 Absent from State until 5 Sept., 1929, also absent on Military duty, 22 Jan., to 26 Aug., 1940. Duties performed by Mr Primrose to 21 Aug., 1940. Hubert Leslie Primrose31 ...... Assistant Minister ...... 5 Sept., 1939 16 May, 1941 Marsden Erle Manfred ...... Assistant Minister ...... 5 Aug., 1939 16 May, 1941 A Member of the Legislative Council. Performed duties of Minister of Justice 11 to 26 Mar., 1941.

McKELL MINISTRY—No. 50. (16 May, 1941, to 8 June, 1944.) (Labor)

William John McKell ...... Premier and Colonial 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Treasurer. John Marcus Baddeley ...... Deputy Premier, Colonial 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Secretary and Secretary for Mines. Robert James Heffron ...... Minister for National 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Emergency Services. Captain Clarence Edward Attorney-General ...... 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Martin, M.Ec., LL.B., A.A.l.S. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... Minister for Agriculture and 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Forests. Clive Raleigh Evatt, K.C., Minister for Education ...... 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 LL.B. Hamilton Knight ...... Minister for Labour and 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Industry and Social Services. Robert Reginald Downing ...... Minister of Justice and 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 A Member of the Legislative Council. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government in Executive Council. the Legislative Council. John Joseph Cahill ...... Secretary for Public 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Works. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Minister for Health ...... 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 James McGirr ...... Minister for Local Government 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 and Housing. John Moran Tully ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Maurice O’Sullivan ...... Minister for Transport ...... 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 Carlo Camillo Lazzarini ...... Assistant Minister ...... 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 William Edward Dickson ...... Assistant Minister ...... 16 May, 1941 8 June, 1944 A Member of the Legislative Council.

McKELL MINISTRY—No. 51. (8 June, 1944, to 6 February, 1947.) (Labor)

William John McKell ...... Premier and Colonial 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 Performed duties of Minister for Treasurer. Agriculture during absence abroad on Public Business of Mr Graham. John Marcus Baddeley ...... Deputy Premier, Colonial 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 Secretary, Minister for Mines and Minister for National Emergency Services. Robert James Heffron ...... Minister for Education .. 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 Major Clarence Edward Attorney General ...... 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 Martin, M.Ec., LL.B. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... 8 June, 1944 9 May, 1946 Appointed Secretary for Lands. succeeded by Minister for Conservation George Weir, LL.B...... @89 May, 1946 6 Feb., 1947 Hamilton Knight ...... Minister for Labour and 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 Industry and Social Welfare. Robert Reginald Downing ...... Minister of Justice and 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 A Member of the Legislative Council. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government Executive Council. in the Legislative Council.

31 Performed duties of Minister for Health from 22 January to 21 August, 1940.

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McKELL MINISTRY—No. 51. (8 June, 1944, to 6 February, 1947.) (Labor)—continued

John Joseph Cahill ...... Secretary for Public 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 Works and Minister for Local Government. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Minister for Health ...... 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 James McGirr ...... Minister for Housing .... 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 John Moran Tully ...... 8 June, 1944 9 May, 1946 Resigned. succeeded by Secretary for Lands ...... Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... @89 May, 1946 6 Feb., 1947 Maurice O’Sullivan ...... Minister for Transport ... 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 Granted leave of absence on account of Public Business 12 November, 1946. Duties performed by Mr McKell. Edgar Hugh Graham ...... Minister for Agriculture 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 Clive Raleigh Evatt, K.C., Assistant Minister ...... 8 June, 1944 9 May, 1946 LL.B. Minister in Charge of 9 May, 1946 6 Feb., 1947 Tourist Activities and Immigration. William Edward Dickson ...... Assistant Minister ...... 8 June, 1944 6 Feb., 1947 A Member of the Legislative Council. George Weir, LL.B...... Assistant Minister ...... 25 Feb., 1946 9 May, 1946 Appointed Minister for Conservation.

McGIRR MINISTRY—No. 52. (6 February, 1947, to 19 May, 1947.) (Labor)

James McGirr ...... Premier and Colonial 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 Treasurer. Minister for Agriculture ...... 6 Feb., 1947 13 Feb., 1947 Pending return of E. H. Graham, from abroad. John Marcus Baddeley ...... Colonial Secretary and Secretary 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 for Mines. Deputy Premier and Minister for 25 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 National Emergency Services. Clive Raleigh Evatt, K.C., Minister for Housing ...... 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 LL.B. Robert James Heffron ...... Minister for Education ...... 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 Clarence Edward Martin, Attorney General ...... 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 M.Ec., LL.B. Captain William Fraser Dunn ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 Hamilton Knight ...... Minister for Labour and 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 Industry and Social Welfare. Robert Reginald Downing, LL.B. Minister of Justice and Vice- 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 A Member of the Legislative Council. President of the Executive Representative of the Government Council. in the Legislative Council. John Joseph Cahill ...... Secretary for Public Works 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 and Minister for Local Government. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Minister for Health ...... 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 Maurice O’Sullivan ...... Minister for Transport ...... 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 William Edward Dickson ...... Assistant Minister ...... 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 A Member of the Legislative Council. George Weir, LL.B...... Minister for Conservation ...... 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 Francis Joseph Finnan ...... Minister in Charge of Tourist 6 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947 Activities and Immigration. Edgar Hugh Graham ...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 13 Feb., 1947 19 May, 1947

McGIRR MINISTRY—No. 53. (19 May, 1947, to 30 June, 1950.) (Labor)

James McGirr ...... Premier and Colonial 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 Absent from State, 26 August to Treasurer. 22 December, 1948. Duties performed by Mr Baddeley. James McGirr ...... Colonial Secretary, 8 Sept., 1949 21 Sept., 1949 Secretary for Mines and Minister for National Emergency Services. John Marcus Baddeley ...... Deputy Premier, Colonial 19 May, 1947 8 Sept., 1949 Also Minister for Labour and Industry Secretary, Secretary for and Social Welfare from 29 October, Mines and Minister for 1947 to 9 March, 1948. Acting Premier 26 National Emergency August to 22 December, 1948. Resigned. Services.

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McGIRR MINISTRY—No. 53. (19 May, 1947, to 30 June, 1950.) (Labor)—continued

Clive Raleigh Evatt, K.C., Minister for Housing and 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 LL.B. Assistant Treasurer. Robert James Heffron ...... Minister for Education .. 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 Clarence Edward Martin, Attorney General ...... 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 M.Ec., LL.B. Minister for Co-operative 21 Sept., 1949 30 June, 1950 Societies. Hamilton Knight ...... 19 May, 1947 29 Oct., 1947 Resigned. Minister for Labour and succeeded by Industry and Social John Marcus Baddeley ...... Welfare. 29 Oct., 1947 9 Mar., 1948 succeeded by Francis Joseph Finnan ...... @89 Mar., 1948 30 June, 1950 Robert Reginald Downing, Minister of Justice and 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 A Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government Executive Council. in the Legislative Council. John Joseph Cahill ...... Secretary for Public 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 Works and Minister for Local Government. John Joseph Cahill ...... Deputy Premier ...... 21 Sept., 1949 30 June, 1950 Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Minister for Health ...... 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 Maurice O’Sullivan ...... Minister for Transport ... 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 Absent from State 23 April to 20 June, 1949. Duties performed by Mr Sheahan. William Edward Dickson ...... Assistant Minister ...... 19 May, 1947 9 Mar., 1948 A Member of the Legislative Council. Appointed Minister for Building Materials. Edgar Hugh Graham ...... Minister for Agriculture 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 Also Secretary for Lands 23 April to 20 June, 1949. George Weir, LL.B...... Minister for Conservation 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 Francis Joseph Finnan ...... Minister in Charge of 19 May, 1947 9 Mar., 1948 Appointed Minister for Labour and Tourist Activities and Industry and Social Welfare. Immigration. Claude Hilton Matthews...... Minister for Tourist 9 Mar., 1948 21 Sept., 1949 Appointed Colonial Secretary. succeeded by Activities and Joshua George Arthur ...... Immigration. 21 Sept., 1949 30 June, 1950 Claude Hilton Matthews...... Colonial Secretary ...... 21 Sept., 1949 30 June, 1950 William Francis Sheahan, Secretary for Lands ...... 19 May, 1947 30 June, 1950 Also Acting Minister for Transport LL.B. during absence abroad on Public Business of Mr O’Sullivan, 23 April to 20 June, 1949. Claude Hilton Matthews...... 19 May, 1947 9 Mar., 1948 Appointed Minister for Tourist succeeded by Minister for Building Activities and Immigration. William Edward Dickson ...... @ Materials. 8 9 Mar., 1948 21 Sept., 1949 William Edward Dickson ...... Secretary for Mines and 21 Sept., 1949 30 June, 1950 Minister for Building Materials. Joshua George Arthur ...... Minister without Portfolio 15 Sept., 1949 21 Sept., 1949 Appointed Minister for Tourist Activities and Immigration.

McGIRR MINISTRY—No. 54. (30 June, 1950, to 2 April, 1952.) (Labor)

James McGirr ...... Premier and Colonial Treasurer 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 John Joseph Cahill ...... Deputy Premier, Secretary for 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 Public Works and Minister for Local Government. Clive Raleigh Evatt, K.C., Colonial Secretary, Minister 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 LL.B. for Co-operative Societies and Assistant Treasurer. Robert James Heffron ...... Minister for Education ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 Clarence Edward Martin, Attorney-General ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 M.Ec., LL.B. Robert Reginald Downing, Minister of Justice and 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 A Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government Executive Council. in the Legislative Council. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Minister for Housing ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 Maurice O’Sullivan ...... Minister for Health ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 William Edward Dickson ...... Minister for Secondary 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industries and Minister for Building Materials.

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McGIRR MINISTRY—No. 54. (30 June, 1950, to 2 April, 1952.) (Labor)—continued

Edgar Hugh Graham ...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 George Weir, LL.B...... Minister for Conservation ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 Francis Joseph Finnan ...... Minister for Labour and 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 Industry and Minister for Social Welfare. William Francis Sheahan, LL.B. .. Minister for Transport ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 Joshua George Arthur ...... Secretary for Mines and 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 Minister for Immigration. Francis Harold Hawkins ...... Minister without Portfolio ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952 John Brophy Renshaw ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 30 June, 1950 2 April, 1952

CAHILL MINISTRY—No. 55. (3 April, 1952, to 23 February, 1953.) (Labor)

John Joseph Cahill ...... Premier and Executive 2 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Councillor. John Joseph Cahill ...... Premier, Colonial 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Treasurer and Minister for Local Government. Robert James Heffron ...... Deputy Premier and 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Minister for Education. Clive Raleigh Evatt, Q.C., Minister for Housing, 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 LL.B. Minister for Co-operative Societies and Assistant Treasurer. Clarence Edward Martin, Q.C., Attorney General ...... 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 M.Ec., LL.B. Robert Reginald Downing, LL.B. Minister of Justice and 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 A Member of the Legislative Council. Vice-President of the Representative of the Government in Executive Council. the Legislative Council. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Colonial Secretary ...... 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Maurice O’Sullivan ...... Minister for Health ...... 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 William Edward Dickson ...... 32Minister for Secondary 3 April, 1952 15 Aug., 1952 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industries and Minister Resigned 15 August, 1952. for Building Materials. Edgar Hugh Graham ...... Minister for Agriculture 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 George Weir, LL.B...... 3 April, 1952 3 Nov., 1952 Granted leave of absence on account of illness, 19 August, 1952. (Duties performed by Mr Enticknap.) Acting succeeded by Minister for Conservation Minister for Transport, during illness of Mr Sheahan. Ambrose George Enticknap ...... @ 3 Nov., 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Francis Joseph Finnan ...... Minister for Labour and 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Industry and Minister for Social Welfare. William Francis Sheahan, LL.B. Minister for Transport ... 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Duties performed by Mr Weir from 3 November, 1952 to 29 December, 1952. Joshua George Arthur ...... Secretary for Mines and 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Minister for Immigration. Francis Harold Hawkins ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 John Brophy Renshaw ...... Secretary for Public Works 3 April, 1952 23 Feb., 1953 and Assistant Minister for Local Government. Ambrose George Enticknap ...... Minister without portfolio 3 April, 1952 3 Nov., 1952 Acting Minister for Conservation succeeded by 28 August, 1952, to 3 November, 1952. George Weir, LL.B...... @ Assistant Minister in the 3 Nov., 1952 23 Feb., 1953 Francis Patrick Buckley ...... Legislative Council 19 Nov., 1952 23 Feb., 1953 A Member of the Legislative Council.

32 Successor not appointed. Administration of work in relation to Secondary Industries transferred to Premier, and Building Materials to Minister for Labour and Industry.

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CAHILL MINISTRY—No. 56. (23 February, 1953, to 23 March, 1956.) (Labor)

John Joseph Cahill ...... Premier and Colonial 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 Absent from State 25 April, 1953, to Treasurer. 4 September, 1953. Duties performed Minister for Transport 7 Sept., 1953 16 Sept., 1953 by Mr Heffron. Robert James Heffron ...... Deputy Premier and Minister 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 Acting Premier and Colonial Treasurer, for Education. 25 April, 1953, to 4 September, 1953. Secretary for Mines ...... 23 Feb., 1953 16 Sept., 1953 Absent from State 19 May, 1954, to 1 September, 1954. Duties performed by Mr McGrath. Clarence Edward Martin, Q.C., Minister for Transport ...... 23 Feb., 1953 5 Sept., 1953 Deceased. M.Ec., LL.B. Robert Reginald Downing, LL.B. Minister of Justice and Vice- 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 A Member of the Legislative Council. President of the Executive Representative of the Government Council. in the Legislative Council. Clive Raleigh Evatt, Q.C., LL.B. Minister for Housing and 23 Feb., 1953 1 April, 1954 Resigned. Minister for Co-operative Societies. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Colonial Secretary and 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 Minister for Immigration. Minister for Housing ...... 1 April, 1954 2 Sept., 1954 Minister for Co-operative 1 April, 1954 15 Mar., 1956 Societies. Maurice O’Sullivan ...... Minister for Health ...... 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 Edgar Hugh Graham ...... Minister for Agriculture and 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 Granted leave of absence on account Minister for Food Production. of absence from State 24 August, 1955. Duties perfonned by Mr R. B. Nott. William Francis Sheahan, Q.C., Attorney General ...... 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 LL.B. Francis Harold Hawkins ...... Secretary for Lands ...... 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 John Brophy Renshaw ...... Secretary for Public Works 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 and Minister for Local Government. Ambrose George Enticknap ...... Minister for Conservation ...... 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 Abram Landa, LL.B...... Minister for Labour and 23 Feb., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 Industry and Minister for Social Welfare. John Francis McGrath ...... Minister without portfolio ...... 23 Feb., 1953 2 Sept., 1954 Acting Minister for Education, 25 April, 1953, to 4 September, 1953; also from 19 May, 1954, to 1 September, 1954. Acting Colonial Secretary and Minister for Immigration, 4 September, 1953, to 10 November, 1953. Minister for Housing ...... 2 Sept., 1954 15 Mar., 1956 Francis Patrick Buckley ...... Assistant Minister in the 23 Feb., 1953 16 Sept., 1953 A Member of the Legislative Council. Legislative Council. Acting Secretary for Mines, 25 April, 1953, to 4 September, 1953. Secretary for Mines ...... 16 Sept., 1953 30 June, 1954 Resigned. Absent from State. Duties performed by Mr Gollan from 19 May, 1954, to 30 June, 1954. Ernest Wetherell ...... Minister for Transport ...... 16 Sept., 1953 15 Mar., 1956 William McCulloch Gollan ...... Minister without portfolio ...... 16 Sept., 1953 1 July, 1954 Acting Secretary for Mines during absence from State of Mr Buckley, 19 May, 1954, to 30 June, 1954. Secretary for Mines ...... 1 July, 1954 15 Mar., 1956 Roger Bede Nott...... Minister without portfolio ...... 10 May, 1954 15 Mar., 1956 Performed duties of Minister for Agriculture during illness and absence abroad of Mr Graham, 2 March, 1955, to 11 October, 1955. James Joseph Maloney ...... Minister without portfolio ...... 1 July, 1954 15 Mar., 1956 A Member of the Legislative Council.

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CAHILL MINISTRY—No. 57. (15 March, 1956, to 1 April, 1959.) (Labor)

John Joseph Cahill ...... Premier and Colonial 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 Absent from State 6 April, 1958, to Treasurer. 22 July, 1958. Robert James Heffron ...... Deputy Premier and Minister 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 for Education. Acting Premier and Colonial 6 April, 1958 22 July, 1958 During absence from State of Mr Cahill. Treasurer. Robert Reginald Downing, LL.B. Attorney General, Minister of 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 A Member of the Legislative Council. Justice, and Vice-President Representative of the Government in the of the Executive Council. Legislative Council. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Colonial Secretary, Minister 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 During absence from State duties performed for lmmigration and Minister by Mr McMahon. Performed duties of for Co-operative Societies. Minister for Housing, 3 Oct., to 6 Nov., 1958. Edgar Hugh Graham ...... Minister for Agriculture and 15 Mar., 1956 13 Nov., 1957 Deceased 13 November, 1957. Minister for Food Production. William Francis Sheahan, Minister for Health ...... 15 Mar., 1956\ 1 April, 1959 Q.C., LL.B. Francis Harold Hawkins ...... Minister for Child Welfare33 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 and Minister for Social Welfare. John Brophy Renshaw ...... Minister for Local Government 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 and Minister for Highways.34 Ambrose George Enticknap ...... Minister for Transport ...... 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 Abram Landa, LL.B...... Minister for Housing ...... 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 Duties performed by Mr Kelly, 3 Oct., to 6 Nov., 1958. John Francis McGrath ...... Secretary for Public Works...... 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 Ernest Metherell ...... Minister for Conservation ...... 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 William McCulloch Gollan ...... Minister without portfolio ...... 15 Mar., 1956 22 Nov., 1957 Secretary for Lands ...... 22 Nov., 1957 1 April, 1959 Roger Bede Nott...... Secretary for Lands and 15 Mar., 1956 22 Nov., 1957 Performed duties of Minister for Agriculture Secretary for Mines. and Minister for Food Production during illness of Mr Graham, 9 Oct., to 13 Nov., 1957. Minister for Agriculture and 14 Nov., 1957 1 April, 1959 Minister for Food Production. James Joseph Maloney ...... Minister for Labour and 15 Mar., 1956 1 April, 1959 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry. James Brunton Simpson ...... Minister without portfolio ...... 15 Mar., 1956 22 Nov., 1957 Secretary for Mines ...... 22 Nov., 1957 1 April, 1959 John Michael Alfred McMahon ... Minister without portfolio ...... 22 Nov., 1957 1 April, 1959 Performed duties of Colonial Secretary during absence from State of Mr Kelly. Acting Minister for Education 6 April, 1958 22 July, 1958

33 New portfolio, see Act No. 9, 1956. 34 New portfolio, see Act No. 38, 1956.

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CAHILL MINISTRY—No. 58. (1 April, 1959, to 28 October, 1959.) (Labor)

John Joseph Cahill ...... Premier and Treasurer35 ...... 1 April, 1959 22 Oct., 1959 Deceased. Robert James Heffron ...... Deputy Premier and Minister for 1 April, 1959 23 Oct., 1959 Education. Premier, Treasurer and 23 Oct., 1959 28 Oct., 1959 Minister for Education. Robert Reginald Downing, Attorney General, Minister of 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 A Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B. Justice and Vice-President Representative of the Government in the of the Executive Council. Legislative Council. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Chief Secretary36 and Minister 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 Performed duties of Minister for Housing for Tourist Activities. during absence from State of Mr Landa. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister assisting the Premier 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 and Treasurer. Acting Minister for Transport .... 20 May, 1959 8 Sept, 1959 During absence from State of Mr Enticknap. William Francis Sheahan, Minister for Health ...... 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 Q.C., LL.B. Francis Harold Hawkins ...... Minister for Child Welfare and 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 Minister for Social Welfare. John Brophy Renshaw ...... Minister for Local Government 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 Performed duties of Minister for and Minister for Highways. Agriculture during absence from State of Mr Nott. Ambrose George Enticknap ...... Minister for Transport ...... 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 During absence from State, duties performed by Mr Hills. Abram Landa, LL.B...... Minister for Housing and 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 During absence from State, duties Minister for Co-operative performed by Mr Kelly. Societies. Ernest Wetherell ...... Minister for Conservation ...... 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 Roger Bede Nott...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 During absence from State, duties performed by Mr Renshaw. James Joseph Maloney ...... Minister for Labour and 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry. James Brunton Simpson ...... Minister for Mines37 ...... 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 John Michael Alfred McMahon ... Minister for Lands37 ...... 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959 Phillip Norman Ryan ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 1 April, 1959 28 Oct., 1959

35 See Ministers of the Crown Act (No. 4, 1959) for change in title. 36 See Ministers of the Crown Act (No. 4, 1959) for change in title. 37 See Ministers of the Crown Act (No. 4, 1959) for changes in titles of Ministers.

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HEFFRON MINISTRY—No. 59. (28 October, 1959, to 14 March, 1962.) (Labor)

Robert James Heffron ...... Premier and Minister for 28 Oct., 1959 31 May, 1960 Education. Premier ...... 31 May, 1960 14 Mar., 1962 Acting Treasurer ...... 10 Nov., 1960 8 Jan., 1961 During illness of Mr Renshaw. 22 Nov., 1961 2 Jan., 1962 During illness of Mr Renshaw. John Brophy Renshaw ...... Deputy Premier and Treasurer ... 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 Minister for Lands ...... 31 May, 1960 3 Mar., 1961 Minister for Agriculture ...... 3 Mar., 1961 14 Mar., 1962 Robert Reginald Downing, Attorney General, Minister of 28 Oct., 1959 31 May, 1960 A Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B. Justice and Vice-President Representative of the Government of the Executive Council. in the Legislative Council. Attorney General and Vice- 31 May, 1960 14 Mar., 1962 President of the Executive Council. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Chief Secretary and Minister 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 for Tourist Activities. Acting Minister for Health ...... 7 Sept., 1960 16 Nov., 1960 During absence from State of Mr Sheahan. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Local 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 Government and Minister for Highways. William Francis Sheahan, Minister for Health ...... 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 Q.C., LL.B. Francis Harold Hawkins ...... Minister for Child Welfare and 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 Minister for Social Welfare. Ambrose George Enticknap ...... Minister for Transport ...... 28 Oct., 1959 31 May, 1960 Minister for Conservation ...... 31 May, 1960 14 Mar., 1962 Acting Minister for Lands ...... 10 Nov., 1960 8 Jan., 1961 During illness of Mr Renshaw. Acting Minister for Agriculture .. 22 Nov., 1961 2 Jan., 1962 During iIIness of Mr Renshaw. Abram Landa, LL.B...... Minister for Housing and 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 Minister for Co-operative Societies. Ernest Wetherell ...... Minister for Conservation ...... 28 Oct., 1959 31 May, 1960 Minister for Education ...... 31 May, 1960 14 Mar., 1962 Roger Bede Nott ...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 28 Oct., 1959 3 Mar., 1961 Resigned.38 James Joseph Maloney ...... Minister for Labour and 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry. James Brunton Simpson ...... Minister for Mines ...... 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 John Michael Alfred Minister for Lands ...... 28 Oct., 1959 31 May, 1960 McMahon. Minister for Transport ...... 31 May, 1960 14 Mar., 1962 Phillip Norman Ryan ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 28 Oct., 1959 14 Mar., 1962 Norman John Mannix ...... Assistant Minister ...... 28 Oct., 1959 31 May, 1960 Minister of Justice ...... 31 May, 1960 14 Mar., 1962 Keith Clive Compton ...... Minister for Lands ...... 3 Mar., 1961 14 Mar., 1962

38 To accept appointment as Administrator of Northern Territory.

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HEFFRON MINISTRY—No. 60. (14 March, 1962, to 30 April, 1964.) (Labor)

Robert James Heffron ...... Premier ...... 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Resigned. John Brophy Renshaw ...... Deputy Premier, Treasurer 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 and 39Minister for Industrial Development and Decentralisation. Robert Reginald Downing, Attorney General and Vice- 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 A Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B. President of the Executive Representative of the Government Council. in the Legislative Council. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Chief Secretary and Minister for 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Tourist Activities. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Local Government 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 and Minister for Highways. William Francis Sheahan, Minister for Health ...... 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Q.C., LL.B. Francis Harold Hawkins ...... Minister for Child Welfare and 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Minister for Social Welfare. Ambrose George Enticknap ...... Minister for Agriculture and 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Minister for Conservation. Abram Landa, LL.B...... Minister for Housing and 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Minister for Co-operative Societies. Ernest Wetherell ...... Minister for Education ...... 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 James Joseph Maloney ...... Minister for Labour and 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry. James Brunton Simpson Minister for Mines ...... 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 John Michael Alfred McMahon ... Minister for Transport ...... 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Phillip Norman Ryan ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Norman John Mannix ...... Minister of Justice ...... 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964 Keith Clive Compton ...... Minister for Lands ...... 14 Mar., 1962 30 April, 1964

RENSHAW MINISTRY—No. 61. (30 April, 1964, to 13 May, 1965.) (Labor)

John Brophy Renshaw ...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 for Industrial Development and Decentralisation. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Local Government and Minister for Highways. Robert Reginald Downing, Attorney General and Vice- 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 A Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B. President of the Executive Representative of the Government in Council. the Legislative Council. Christopher Augustus Kelly ...... Chief Secretary and Minister 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 for Tourist Activities. William Francis Sheahan, Minister for Health ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Q.C., LL.B. Francis Harold Hawkins ...... Minister for Child Welfare and 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Minister for Social Welfare. Ambrose George Enticknap ...... Minister for Agriculture and 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Minister for Conservation. Abram Landa, LL.B...... Minister for Housing and 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Minister for Co-operative Societies. Ernest Wetherell ...... Minister for Education ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 James Joseph Maloney ...... Minister for Labour and 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry. James Brunton Simpson ...... Minister for Mines ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 John Michael Alfred McMahon ... Minister for Transport ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Phillip Norman Ryan ...... Minister for PublicWorks ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Norman John Mannix ...... Minister of Justice ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Keith Clive Cornpton ...... Minister for Lands ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Thomas Patrick Murphy ...... Assistant Minister ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Phillip Norman Ryan ...... Minister for PublicWorks ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Norman John Mannix ...... Minister of Justice ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Keith Clive Compton ...... Minister for Lands ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965 Thomas Patrick Murphy ...... Assistant Minister ...... 30 April, 1964 13 May, 1965

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ASKIN-CUTLER MINISTRY—No. 62. (13 May, 1965, to 5 March, 1968.) (Coalition)

Robin William Askin ...... Premier and Treasurer ...... 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Charles Benjamin Cutler, E.D. .... Deputy Premier, Minister for 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Education and Minister for Science. Acting Premier and Treasurer .... 6 July, 1966 22 July, 1966 During absence from State of Mr Askin. Eric Archibald Willis, B.A...... Minister for Labour and 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Industry, Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourist Activities. Arthur Dalgety Bridges ...... Minister for Child Welfare, 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 A Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Social Welfare, Leader of the Government in the Advisory Minister for Legislative Council. Transport and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Acting Minister for Health...... 28 June, 1967 17 July, 1967 During absence from State of Mr Jago. William Adolphus Chaffey ...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Kenneth Malcolm McCaw ...... Attomey General ...... 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Acting Minister of Justice ...... 19 June, 1967 16 July, 1967 During absence from State of Mr Maddison. Philip Henry Morton ...... Minister for Local Government 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 and Minister for Highways. Davis Hughes ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Acting Minister for 13 Jan., 1966 21 Feb., 1966 During absence from State of Mr Fuller. Decentralisation and 29 Aug., 1967 25 Sept., 1967 During absence from State of Mr Fuller. Development. Acting Chief Secretary and 18 Jan., 1967 11 Feb., 1967 During absence from State of Mr Willis. Minister for Tourist Activities. Milton Arthur Morris...... Minister for Transport ...... 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Acting Minister for Labour and 18 Jan., 1967 11 Feb., 1967 During absence from State of Mr Willis. Industry. 7 April, 1967 2 June, 1967 During absence from State of Mr Willis. John Bryan Munro Fuller ...... Minister for Decentralisation 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 A Member of the Legislative Council. and Development. Acting Minister for Public 6 April, 1967 18 June, 1967 During absence from State of Mr Hughes. Works. Thomas Lancelot Lewis ...... Minister for Lands and 13 May, 1965 27 June, 1967 Minister for Mines. Minister for Lands ...... 27 June, 1967 5 Mar., 1968 Jack Gordon Beale, M.E...... Minister for Conservation ...... 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Stanley Tunstall Stephens ...... Minister for Housing and 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Minister for Co-operative Societies. Acting Minister for 17 May, 1967 21 June, 1967 During absence from State of Mr Beale. Conservation. John Clarkson Maddison, B.A., Minister of Justice ...... 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 LL.B. Arnold Henry Jago ...... Minister for Health ...... 13 May, 1965 5 Mar., 1968 Acting Minister for Local 4 May, 1967 2 June, 1967 During absence from State of Mr Morton. Government and Minister for Highways. Wallace Clyde Fife ...... Assistant Minister for 13 May, 1965 27 June, 1967 Education. Acting Minister for Lands and 10 Dec., 1966 6 Feb., 1967 During absence from State of Mr Lewis. Minister for Mines. Acting Chief Secretary and 7 April, 1967 2 June, 1967 During absence from State of Mr Willis. Minister for Tourist Activities. Acting Minister for Health ...... 23 June, 1967 27 June, 1967 During absence from State of Mr Jago. Minister for Mines ...... 27 June, 1967 5 Mar., 1968

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ASKIN-CUTLER MINISTRY—No. 63. (5 March, 1968, to 11 February, 1969.) (Coalition)

Robin William Askin ...... Premier and Treasurer ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Charles Benjamin Cutler, E.D. .... Deputy Premier, Minister for 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Education and Minister for Science. Acting Premier and Treasurer .... 17 May, 1968 23 June, 1968 During absence from State of Mr Askin. Eric Archibald Willis, B.A...... Minister for Labour and 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Industry, Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourism. Arthur Dalgety Bridges ...... Minister for Child Welfare, 5 Mar., 1968 22 May, 1968 A Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Social Welfare, Leader of the Government in the Advisory Minister for Legislative Council. Deceased 22 May, Transport and Vice-President 1968. of the Executive Council. Davis Hughes ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Acting Minister for 20 Oct., 1968 3 Nov., 1968 During absence from State of Mr Fuller. Decentralisation and Development. Kenneth Malcolm McCaw ...... Attomey General ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Philip Henry Morton ...... Minister for Local Government 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 and Minister for Highways. John Bryan Munro Fuller ...... Minister for Decentralisation 5 Mar., 1968 10 July, 1968 A Member of the Legislative Council. and Development. Minister for Decentralisation 10 July, 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Leader of the Government in the and Development and Vice- Legislative Council. President of the Executive Council. Milton Arthur Morris...... Minister for Transport ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Thornas Lancelot Lewis ...... Minister for Lands ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Jack Gordon Beale, M.E...... Minister for Conservation ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Geoffrey Robertson Crawford, Minister for Agriculture ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 D.C.M. Stanley Tunstall Stephens ...... Minister for Housing and 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Minister for Co-operative Societies. John Clarkson Maddison, B.A., Minister of Justice ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 LL.B. Arnold Henry Jago ...... Minister for Health ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Acting Minister for Local 13 May, 1968 31 May, 1968 During absence from State of Mr Morton. Government and Minister for Highways. Minister for Child Welfare and 23 May, 1968 3 Sept., 1968 Minister for Social Welfare. Wallace Clyde Fife ...... Minister for Mines ...... 5 Mar., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 Frederick Maclean Hewitt ...... Minister for Child Welfare and 3 Sept., 1968 11 Feb., 1969 A Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Social Welfare.

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ASKIN-CUTLER MINISTRY—(Reconstruction)—No. 64. (11 February, 1969, to 11 March, 1971.) (Coalition)

Robin William Askin ...... Premier and Treasurer ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Charles Benjamin Cutler, E.D. .... Deputy Premier, Minister for 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Education and Minister for Science. Acting Premier and Treasurer .... 11 Feb., 1970 21 Feb., 1970 During absence from State of Mr Askin. Eric Archibald Willis, B.A...... Minister for Labour and 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Industry, Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourism. John Bryan Munro Fuller ...... Minister for Decentralisation 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 A Member of the Legislative Council. and Development and Vice- Leader of the Government in the President of the Executive Legislative Council. Council. Davis Hughes ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Acting Minister for Transport .... 3 June, 1969 5 July, 1969 During absence from State of Mr Morris. Acting Minister for 29 Aug., 1969 23 Sept, 1969 During absence from State of Mr Fuller. Decentralisation and 29 May, 1970 3 July, 1970 During absence from State of Mr Fuller. Development. Kenneth Malcolm McCaw ...... Attorney General ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Philip Henry Morton ...... Minister for Local Government 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 and Minister for Highways. Milton Arthur Morris...... Minister for Transport ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Thomas Lancelot Lewis ...... Minister for Lands ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Acting Minister for Mines ...... 2 April, 1969 15 May, 1969 During absence from State of Mr Fife. Jack Gordon Beale, M.E...... Minister for Conservation ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Geoffrey Robertson Crawford, Minister for Agriculture ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 D.C.M. Stanley Tunstall Stephens ...... Minister for Housing and 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Minister for Co-Operative Societies. John Clarkson Maddison, B.A., Minister for Justice ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 LL.B. Acting Minister for Labour and 29 May, 1970 30 June, 1970 During absence from State of Mr Willis. Industry. Arnold Henry Jago ...... Minister for Health ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Acting Minister for Local 2 April, 1969 4 June, 1969 During absence from State of Mr Morton. Government and Minister for Highways. Wallace Clyde Fife ...... Minister for Mines ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 Acting Minister for Education 15 May, 1969 30 July, 1969 During absence from State of Mr Cutler. and Minister for Science. Frederick Maclean Hewitt Minister for Child Welfare and 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 A Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Social Welfare. Acting Minister for Transport .... 11 June, 1970 27 June, 1970 During absence from State of Mr Morris. John Lloyd Waddy, O.B.E., Assistant Minister ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971 D.F .C. Acting Chief Secretary and 29 May, 1970 30 June, 1970 During absence from State of Mr Willis. Minister for Tourism. George Francis Freudenstein ...... Assistant Minister ...... 11 Feb., 1969 11 Mar., 1971

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40Robin William Askin Premier and Treasurer ...... 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 (later Sir Robert William Askin, K.C.M.G.). Charles Benjamin Cutler, E.D. Deputy Premier, Minister for 11 Mar., 1971 19 June, 1972 (later Sir Charles Benjamin Education and Minister for Cutler, K.B.E., E.D.). Science. Acting Premier and Treasurer .... 20 April, 1972 13 June, 1972 During absence from State of Sir Robert Askin. Deputy Premier, Minister for 19 June, 1972 17 Jan., 1973 Local Government and Minister for Highways. Eric Archibald Willis, B.A...... Chief Secretary and Minister 11 Mar., 1971 19 June, 1972 for Tourism and Sport. Minister for Education ...... 19 June, 1972 17 Jan., 1973 John Bryan Munro Fuller ...... Minister for Decentra!isation 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 A Member of the Legislative Council. and Development and Vice- Leader of the Government in the President of the Executive Legislative Counci!. Council. Davis Hughes ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 Resigned.41 Acting Minister for 21 May, 1971 29 June, 1971 During absence from State of Mr Fuller. Decentralisation and 6 May, 1972 11 June, 1972 During absence from State of Mr Fuller. Development. Kenneth Malcolm McCaw, Q.C. Attorney General ...... 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 Acting Minister of Justice ...... 13 June, 1972 20 July, 1972 During absence from State of Mr Maddison. Philip Henry Morton ...... Minister for Local Government 11 Mar., 1971 19 June, 1972 Resigned. and Minister for Highways. Milton Arthur Morris...... Minister for Transport ...... 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 Thomas Lancelot Lewis ...... Minister for Lands ...... 11 Mar., 1971 19 June, 1972 Minister for Lands and 19 June, 1972 17 Jan., 1973 Minister for Tourism. Jack Gordon Beale, M.E...... Minister for Environment 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 Control. Geoffrey Robertson Crawford, Minister for Agriculture ...... 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 D.C.M. Stanley Tunstall Stephens ...... Minister for Housing and 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 Resigned. Minister for Co-operative Societies. John Clarkson Maddison, B.A., Minister of Justice ...... 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 LL.B. Arnold Henry Jago ...... Minister for Health ...... 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 Acting Minister for 25 May, 1971 12 July, 1971 During absence from State of Mr Bea!e. Environment Control. Acting Minister for Local 4 June, 1971 30 June, 1971 During absence from State of Mr Morton. Government and Minister for Highways. Wallace Clyde Fife ...... Minister for Mines and 11 Mar., 1971 19 June, 1972 Minister for Conservation. Minister for Mines, Minister for 19 June, 1972 17 Jan., 1973 Power and Assistant Treasurer. Frederick Maclean Hewitt ...... Minister for Labour and Industry 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 A Member of the Legislative Council. Acting Minister for Child Welfare 26 May, 1972 31 July, 1972 During absence from State of Mr Waddy. and Minister for Social Welfare. John Lloyd Waddy, O.B.E., Minister for Child Welfare and 11 Mar., 1971 17 Jan., 1973 D.F.C. Minister for Social Welfare. Acting Chief Secretary and 1 Jan., 1972 6 Feb., 1972 During absence from State of Mr Willis. Minister for Tourism and Sport. George Francis Freudenstein ...... Minister for Cultural Activities 11 Mar., 1971 19 June, 1972 and Assistant Treasurer. Acting Minister for Agriculture .. 31 May, 1972 2 Aug., 1972 During absence from State of Mr Crawford. Minister for Conservation and 19 June, 1972 17 Jan., 1973 Minister for Cultural Activities. lan Ross Griffith ...... Chief Secretary and Minister 19 June, 1972 17 Jan., 1973 for Sport.

40 Name changed by Deed Poll, 14 December, 1971. 41 To accept appointment as Agent-General, London.

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ASKIN-CUTLER MINISTRY—(Reconstruction)—No. 66. (17 January, 1973, to 3 December, 1973.) (Coalition)

Sir Robert William Askin, Premier and Treasurer ...... 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 K.C.M.G. Sir Charles Benjamin Cutler, Deputy Premier, Minister for 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 K.B.E., E.D. Local Government and Minister for Highways. Eric Archibald Willis, B.A...... Minister for Education ...... 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Acting Premier and Treasurer .... 5 June, 1973 19 June, 1973 During absence from State of Sir Robert Askin. John Bryan Munro Fuller ...... Minister for Decentralisation 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 A Member of the Legislative Council. and Development and Leader of the Government in the Vice-President of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Kenneth Malcolm McCaw, Q.C. Attorney General ...... 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Milton Arthur Morris...... Minister for Transport ...... 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Leon Ashton Punch ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Acting Minister for 2 June, 1973 30 June, 1973 During absence from State of Mr Fuller. Decentralisation and Development. Thomas Lancelot Lewis ...... Minister for Lands and 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Minister for Tourism. Acting Minister for Transport .... 10 May, 1973 13 July, 1973 During absence from State of Mr Morris. Jack Gordon Beale, M.E...... Minister for Environment 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Control. Geoffrey Robertson Crawford, Minister for Agriculture ...... 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 D.C.M. John Clarkson Maddison B.A., Minister of Justice ...... 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 LL.B. Acting Minister for Labour and 1 May, 1973 3 July, 1973 During absence from State of Mr Hewitt. Industry. Arnold Henry Jago ...... Minister for Health ...... 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Acting Minister for Local 28 April, 1973 10 July, 1973 During absence from State of Sir Government and Minister Charles Cutler. for Highways. Wallace Clyde Fife ...... Minister for Mines, Minister 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 for Power and Assistant Treasurer. Frederick Maclean Hewitt ...... Minister for Labour and Industry 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 A Member of the Legislative Council. John Lloyd Waddy, O.B.E., Minister for Youth and 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 D.F.C. Community Services. Acting Minister for Mines and 24 April, 1973 9 June, 1973 During absence from State of Mr Fife. Minister for Power. George Francis Freudenstein ...... Minister for Conservation and 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Minister for Cultural Activities. James Caird Bruxner ...... Minister for Housing and 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 Minister for Co-operative Societies. Ian Ross Griffith ...... Chief Secretary and Minister 17 Jan., 1973 3 Dec., 1973 for Sport.

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ASKIN-CUTLER MINISTRY—No. 67. (3 December, 1973, to 3 January, 1975.) (Coalition).

Sir Robert William Askin, Premier and Treasurer ...... 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 Resigned. K.C.M.G. Sir Charles Benjamin Cutler, Deputy Premier, Minister for 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 K.B.E., E.D. Local Government and Minister for Highways. Acting Minister for Planning and 11 May, 1974 9 June, 1974 During absence from State of Environment. Sir John Fuller. Acting Premier and Treasurer 17 May, 1974 12 July, 1974 During absence from State of Sir Robert Askin. Eric Archibald Willis, B.A. Minister for Education ...... 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 (later Sir Eric Willis, C.M.G.). Acting Chief Secretary and 10 May, 1974 2 July, 1974 During absence from State of Mr Griffith. Minister for Sport. John Bryan Munro Fuller Minister for Planning and 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 A Member of the Legislative Council. (later Sir John Bryan Munro Environment and Leader of the Government in the Fuller). Vice-President of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Acting Minister for Local 19 April, 1974 6 May, 1974 During absence from State of Government and Minister Sir Charles Cutler. for Highways. Acting Minister for 9 June, 1974 28 July, 1974 During absence from State of Mr Bruxner. Decentralisation and Development. Leon Ashton Punch ...... Minister for Public Works ...... 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 Acting Minister for Local 25 Sept., 1974 7 Oct., 1974 During absence from State of Government and Minister Sir Charles Cutler. for Highways. Kenneth Malcolm McCaw, Q.C. Attorney General ...... 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 (later Sir Kenneth Malcolm McCaw, Q.C.). Milton Arthur Morris...... Minister for Transport ...... 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 Thomas Lancelot Lewis ...... Minister for Lands and Minister 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 for Tourism. John Clarkson Maddison, B.A., Minister of Justice ...... 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 LL.B. Geoffrey Robertson Crawford, Minister for Agriculture ...... 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 D.C.M. Wallace Clyde Fife ...... Minister for Mines, Minister for 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 Power and Assistant Treasurer. Acting Minister for Health ...... 19 June, 1974 29 July, 1974 During absence from State of Mr Waddy. Frederick Maclean Hewitt ...... Minister for Labour and 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry and Minister for Consumer Affairs. Acting Minister for Transport .... 26 June, 1974 24 July, 1974 During absence from State of Mr Morris. John Lloyd Waddy, O.B.E., Minister for Health ...... 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 D.F.C. George Francis Freudenstein ...... Minister for Conservation and 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 Minister for Cultural Activities. James Caird Bruxner ...... Minister for Decentralisation 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 and Development. Acting Minister for Mines and 20 Sept., 1974 6 Oct., 1974 During absence from State of Mr Fife. Minister for Power. Ian Ross Griffith ...... Chief Secretary and Minister 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 for Sport. Laurence Frederick McGinty, Minister for Housing and 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 M.B.E., LL.B. Minister for Co-operative Societies. Richard Owen Healey ...... Minister for Youth and 3 Dec., 1973 3 Jan., 1975 Community Services.

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LEWIS-CUTLER MINISTRY—No. 68. (3 January, 1975, to 17 December, 1975.) (Coalition)

Thomas Lancelot Lewis Premier and Treasurer ...... 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 Acting Minister for Lands and 4 Jan., 1975 30 Jan., 1975 During absence from State of Mr Morris. Minister for Forests. Sir Charles Benjamin Cutler, Deputy Premier, Minister for 3 Jan., 1975 16 Dec., 1975 Resigned. K.B.E., E.D. Local Government and Minister for Tourism. John Clarkson Maddison, B.A., Attorney General and Minister 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 LL.B. of Justice. Sir John Bryan Munro Fuller ...... Minister for Planning and 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 A Member of the Legislative Council. Environment and Vice- Leader of the Government in the President of the Executive Legislative Council. Council. Acting Minister for Local 2 April, 1975 27 April, 1975 During absence from State of Government and Minister for Sir Charles Cutler. Tourism. Acting Minister for 17 May, 1975 15 June, 1975 During absence from State of Mr Bruxner. Decentralisation and Development. Leon Ashton Punch ...... Minister for Public Works and 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 Minister for Ports. Acting Minister for Local 28 April, 1975 9 June, 1975 During absence from State of Government. Sir Charles Cutler. Eric Archibald Willis, C.M.G. Minister for Education ...... 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 (later Sir Eric Archibald Acting Minister for Tourism ...... 28 April, 1975 9 June, 1975 During absence from State of Willis, K.B.E.). Sir Charles Cutler. Acting Minister of Justice ...... 22 Aug., 1975 16 Sept., 1975 During absence from State of Mr Maddison. Frederick Maclean Hewitt ...... Minister for Labour and 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry, Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Federal Affairs. Milton Arthur Morris...... Minister for Lands and Minister 3 Jan., 1975 30 June, 1975 Resigned. for Forests. Geoffrey Robertson Crawford, Minister for Agriculture ...... 3 Jan., 1975 16 Dec., 1975 Resigned. D.C.M. Acting Minister for Public 30 Mar., 1975 19 April, 1975 During absence from State of Mr Punch. Works and Minister for Ports. Wallace Clyde Fife ...... Minister for Transport and 3 Jan., 1975 10 Oct., 1975 Resigned. Minister for Highways. Acting Minister for Mines and 22 April, 1975 6 June, 1975 During absence from State of Minister for Energy. Mr Freudenstein. John Lloyd Waddy, O.B.E., Minister for Police and 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 D.F.C. Minister for Services. Acting Minister for Health ...... 20 May, 1975 18 July, 1975 During absence from State of Mr Healey. George Francis Freudenstein ...... Minister for Mines and Minister 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 for Energy. Acting Minister for Agriculture .. 11 June, 1975 28 July, 1975 During absence from State of Mr Crawford. James Caird Bruxner ...... Minister for Decentralisation 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 and Development. Laurence Frederick McGinty, Minister for Housing and 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 M.B.E., LL.B. Minister for Co-operative Societies. Richard Owen Healey ...... Minister for Health ...... 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 Maxwell Stanley Ruddock, Minister for Revenue and 3 Jan., 1975 10 Oct., 1975 M.Ec. Assistant Treasurer. Minister for Transport and 10 Oct., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 Minister for Highways. Stephen George Mauger ...... Minister for Youth, Ethnic and 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 Community Affairs. Lindley John Forbes Barraclough Minister for Culture, Sport and 3 Jan., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 Recreation. Acting Minister for Youth, 1 May, 1975 30 May, 1975 During absence from State of Mr Mauger. Ethnic and Community Affairs. John Marsden Mason, L.Th...... Minister for Lands and Minister 30 June, 1975 17 Dec., 1975 for Forests. William Peter Coleman, B.A., Minister for Revenue and 10 Oct., 1975 17 Dec., 1975 M.Sc.(Econ.). Assistant Treasurer.

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LEWIS-PUNCH MINISTRY—No. 69. (17 December, 1975, to 23 January, 1976.) (Coalition)

Thomas Lancelot Lewis ...... Premier and Treasurer ...... 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 Leon Ashton Punch ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 Public Works and Minister for Ports. John Clarkson Maddison, B.A., Attorney General and Minister 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 LL.B. of Justice. Sir John Bryan Munro Fuller ...... Minister for Planning and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 A Member of the Legislative Council. Environment and Vice- Leader of the Government in the President of the Executive Legislative Council. Council. James Caird Bruxner ...... Minister for Decentralisation 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 and Development and Minister for Tourism. Sir Eric Archibald Willis, K.B.E., Minister for Education ...... 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 C.M.G. Frederick Maclean Hewitt ...... Minister for Labour and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry, Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Federal Affairs. John Lloyd Waddy, O.B.E., Minister for Police and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 D.F.C. Minister for Services. George Francis Freudenstein ...... Minister for Mines and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 Minister for Energy. Laurence Frederick McGinty, Minister for Housing and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 M.B.E., LL.B. Minister for Co-operative Societies. Richard Owen Healey ...... Minister for Health ...... 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 Maxwell Stanley Ruddock, Minister for Transport and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 M.Ec. Minister for Highways. Stephen George Mauger ...... Minister for Youth, Ethnic and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 Community Affairs. Lindley John Forbes Barraclough Minister for Culture, Sport and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 Recreation. David Bruce Cowan ...... Minister for Agriculture and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 Minister for Water Resources. John Marsden Mason, L.Th...... Minister for Lands and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 Minister for Forests. Colin Murray Fisher ...... Minister for Local Government .. 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 William Peter Coleman, B.A., Minister for Revenue and 17 Dec., 1975 23 Jan., 1976 M.Sc.(Econ.). Assistant Treasurer.

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WILLIS-PUNCH MINISTRY—No. 70. (23 January, 1976, to 14 May, 1976.) (Coalition)

Sir Eric Archibald Willis, K.B.E., Premier and Treasurer ...... 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 C.M.G. Leon Ashton Punch ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Public Works and Minister for Ports. John Clarkson Maddison, B.A., Attorney General and Minister 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 LL.B. of Justice. Sir John Bryan Fuller ...... Minister for Planning and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 A Member of the Legislative Council. Environment and Vice- Leader of the Government in the President of the Executive Legislative Council. Council. James Caird Bruxner ...... Minister for Transport and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Minister for Highways. Frederick Maclean Hewitt ...... Minister for Labour and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 A Member of the Legislative Council. Industry, Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Federal Affairs. Richard Owen Healey ...... Minister for Health ...... 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Thomas Lancelot Lewis ...... Minister for Local Government .. 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Milton Arthur Morris...... Minister for Decentralisation 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 and Development. George Francis Freudenstein ...... Minister for Mines and Minister 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 for Energy. William Peter Coleman, B.A., Chief Secretary ...... 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 M.Sc.(Econ.). Neil Edward William Pickard, Minister for Education ...... 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 B.A., Dip.Ed., L.Th. David Bruce Cowan ...... Minister for Agriculture and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Minister for Water Resources. Maxwell Stanley Ruddock, Minister for Revenue and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 M.Ec. Assistant Treasurer. lan Ross Griffith ...... Minister for Housing and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Minister for Co-operative Societies. Colin Murray Fisher ...... Minister for Lands and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Minister for Forests. James Arthur Clough ...... Minister for Youth, Ethnic and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Community Affairs. David Amos Arblaster ...... Minister for Culture, Sport and 23 Jan., 1976 14 May, 1976 Recreation and Minister for Tourism.

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WRAN MINISTRY—No. 71. (14 May, 1976, to 19 October, 1978.) (Labor)

Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C...... Premier ...... 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Acting Treasurer ...... 14 April, 1977 6 May, 1977 During absence from State of Mr Renshaw. Acting Minister for Public 15 June, 1977 30 June, 1977 During absence from State of Mr Ferguson. Works and Minister for Ports. Laurie John Ferguson ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 14 May, 1976 10 Feb., 1977 Public Works, Minister for Ports and Minister for Housing. Deputy Premier, Minister for 10 Feb., 1977 19 Oct., 1978 Public Works and Minister for Ports. Acting Premier ...... 25 Aug., 1977 11 Sept., 1977 During absence from State of Mr Wran. Acting Premier ...... 21 Dec., 1977 8 Jan., 1978 During absence from State of Mr Wran. Acting Premier ...... 3 May, 1978 21 May, 1978 During absence from State of Mr Wran. Acting Minister for Housing ...... 12 July, 1978 10 Aug., 1978 During absence from State of Mr Mulock. Acting Minister for Sport and 16 July, 1978 14 Aug., 1978 During absence from State of Mr Booth. Recreation and Minister for Tourism. John Brophy Renshaw ...... Treasurer ...... 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister for Transport and 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Minister for Highways. Francis John Walker, LL.M...... Attorney General ...... 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Acting Minister for Planning 16 Dec., 1976 13 Jan., 1977 During absence from State of Mr Landa. and Environment. Acting Minister for Planning 14 April, 1978 14 May, 1978 During absence from State of Mr Landa. and Environment. Acting Minister of Justice ...... 12 July, 1978 10 Aug., 1978 During absence from State of Mr Mulock. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Mines and Minister 14 May, 1976 9 Aug., 1976 for Energy. Minister for Industrial Relations, 9 Aug., 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Minister for Mines and Minister for Energy. Acting Minister for Lands ...... 8 Jan., 1977 24 Jan., 1977 During absence from State of Mr Crabtree. Acting Minister for Education ... 13 May, 1978 13 June, 1978 During absence from State of Mr Bedford. Acting Minister for Consumer 18 June, 1978 14 July, 1978 During absence from State of Mr Einfeld. Affairs. Acting Minister for Co-operative 7 July, 1978 14 July, 1978 During absence from State of Mr Einfeld. Societies. David Paul Landa, LL.B., Minister for Industrial Relations 14 May, 1976 9 Aug., 1976 A Member of the Legislative Council. M.L.C. and Vice-President of the Leader of the Government in the Executive Council. Legislative Council. Resigned as Minister for Industrial Relations, 9 August, 1976. Minister for Planning and 9 Aug., 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Environment and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Acting Attorney General ...... 29 July, 1977 5 Aug., 1977 During absence from State of Mr Walker. Donald Day ...... Minister for Decentralisation and 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Development and Minister for Primary Industries. Eric Lance Bedford, B.A...... Minister for Education ...... 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Henry Frederick Jensen ...... Minister for Local Government 14 May, 1976 9 Aug., 1976 and Minister for Planning. Minister for Local Government .. 9 Aug., 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Acting Treasurer ...... 19 Dec., 1976 14 Jan., 1977 Acting Treasurer ...... 7 May, 1977 12 May, 1977 Acting Minister for 14 May, 1977 14 June, 1977 Decentralisation and Development and Minister for Primary Industries. Acting Minister for Lands ...... 17 June, 1977 16 July, 1977 Acting Minister for Mines and 17 June, 1977 14 July, 1977 Minister for Energy. Acting Minister for Mines and 28 Oct., 1977 7 Nov., 1977 Minister for Energy. William Frederick Crabtree ...... Minister for Lands and Minister 14 May, 1976 9 Aug., 1976 for Environment. Minister for Lands ...... 9 Aug., 1976 19 Oct., 1978

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Kevin James Stewart ...... Minister for Health ...... 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Sydney David Einfeld ...... Minister for Consumer Affairs 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 and Minister for Co-operative Societies. Acting Minister for Industrial 17 June, 1977 14 July, 1977 Relations. Acting Minister for Industrial 28 Oct., 1977 7 Nov., 1977 Relations. Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Minister of Justice and Minister 14 May, 1976 10 Feb., 1977 for Services. Minister of Justice and Minister 10 Feb., 1977 19 Oct., 1978 for Housing. Acting Minister for Transport and 23 April, 1978 21 May, 1978 Minister for Highways. Acting Minister for Co-operative 18 June, 1978 6 July, 1978 Societies. Kenneth George Booth ...... Minister for Sport and Recreation 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 and Minister for Tourism. Acting Minister for Public Works 22 May, 1978 19 June, 1978 and Minister for Ports. Alan Robert Lindsay Gordon ...... Minister for Conservation and 14 May, 1976 19 Oct., 1978 Minister for Water Resources. Acting Minister for Health ...... 1 May, 1977 28 May, 1977 Acting Minister for Local 14 June, 1978 26 June, 1978 Government. Rex Frederick Jackson ...... Minister for Youth and 14 May, 1978 19 Oct., 1978 Community Services. William Henry Haigh ...... Minister Assisting the Premier ... 14 May, 1976 10 Feb., 1977 Minister for Services and 10 Feb., 1977 19 Oct., 1978 Minister Assisting the Premier. Acting Minister for Conservation 4 April, 1978 28 April, 1978 and Minister for Water Resources.

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WRAN MINISTRY—No. 72. (19 October, 1978, to 29 February, 1980.) (Labor)

Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C...... Premier ...... 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Treasurer ...... 29 Jan., 1980 29 Feb., 1980 Following resignation of Mr Renshaw. Acting Treasurer ...... 21 May, 1979 23 June, 1979 During absence from State of Mr Renshaw. Laurie John Ferguson ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Public Works and Minister for Ports. Acting Premier...... 15 Dec., 1978 12 Jan., 1979 During absence from State of Mr Wran. Acting Premier...... 17 May, 1979 26 May, 1979 During absence from State of Mr Wran. John Brophy Renshaw Treasurer ...... 19 Oct., 1978 29 Jan., 1980 Resigned.42 (later John Brophy Renshaw, A.C.). Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister for Transport ...... 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Francis John Walker, LL.M...... Attorney General and Minister 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 of Justice. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Industrial Relations, 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Minister for Technology and Minister for Energy. David Paul Landa, LL.B., Minister for Planning and 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 A Member of the Legislative Council. M.L.C. Environment and Vice- Leader of the Government in the President of the Executive Legislative Council. Council. Donald Day ...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Eric Lance Bedford, B.A...... Minister for Education ...... 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Henry Frederick Jensen ...... Minister for Local Government 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 and Minister for Roads. Acting Minister for Energy ...... 2 June, 1979 22 June, 1979 During absence from State of Mr Hills. William Frederick Crabtree ...... Minister for Lands and Minister 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 for Services. Kevin James Stewart ...... Minister for Health ...... 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Sydney David Einfeld ...... Minister for Consumer Affairs, 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Minister for Housing and Minister for Co-operative Societies. Acting Minister for Planning 10 Jan., 1979 4 Feb., 1979 During absence from State of Mr Landa. and Environment. Acting Minister for Industrial 2 June, 1979 22 June, 1979 Relations and Minister for Technology. Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Minister for Mineral Resources 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 and Development. Kenneth George Booth ...... Minister for Sport and Recreation 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 and Minister for Tourism. Alan Robert Lindsay Gordon ...... Minister for Conservation and 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Minister for Water Resources. Acting Minister for Corrective 14 May, 1979 10 June, 1979 During absence from State of Mr Haigh. Services. Rex Frederick Jackson ...... Minister for Youth and 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Community Services. William Henry Haigh ...... Minister for Corrective Services 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 Jack Rowland Hallam, M.L.C. .... Minister for Decentralisation and 19 Oct., 1978 29 Feb., 1980 A Member of the Legislative Council. Minister Assisting the Premier.

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WRAN MINISTRY—No. 73. (29 February, 1980, to 2 October, 1981.) (Labor)

Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C...... Premier and Treasurer ...... 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Laurie John Ferguson ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Public Works and Minister for Ports. Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister forTransport ...... 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Francis John Walker, LL.M...... Attorney General and Minister 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 of Justice. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Industrial Relations 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 and Minister for Energy. David Paul Landa, LL.B., Minister for Education and 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Leader of the Government in the M.L.C. Vice-President of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Donald Day ...... Minister for Industrial 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Development and Minister for Decentralisation. Eric Lance Bedford, B.A...... Minister for Planning and 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Environment. Henry Frederick Jensen ...... Minister for Local Government 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 and Minister for Roads. William Frederick Crabtree ...... Minister for Police and Minister 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 for Services. Kevin James Stewart ...... Minister for Health ...... 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Sydney David Einfeld ...... Minister for Consumer Affairs ... 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Acting Minister for Roads ...... 31 May, 1980 19 June, 1980 Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Minister for Mineral Resources 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 and Minister for Technology. Kenneth George Booth ...... Minister for Sport and 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Recreation, Minister for Tourism and Assistant Treasurer. Alan Robert Lindsay Gordon ...... Minister for Lands, Minister 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 for Forests and Minister for Water Resources. Rex Frederick Jackson ...... Minister for Youth and 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Community Services. Acting Minister for Health ...... 31 May, 1980 26 June, 1980 William Henry Haigh ...... Minister for Corrective Services 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 Resigned from Ministry. Jack Rowland Hallam, M.L.C. .... Minister for Agriculture ...... 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 A Member of the Legislative Council. Terence William Sheahan, Minister for Housing, 29 Feb., 1980 2 Oct., 1981 B.A., LL.B. Minister for Co-operative Societies and Assistant Minister for Transport.

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WRAN MINISTRY—No. 74. (2 October, 1981, to 1 February, 1983.) (Labor)

Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C...... Premier and Minister for 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Mineral Resources. Laurie John Ferguson ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Public Works and Minister for Ports. Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister for Transport ...... 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Francis John Walker, Q.C...... Attorney General, Minister of 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Justice and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Industrial Relations 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 and Minister for Technology. David Paul Landa, LL.B., Minister for Energy, 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Member of the Legislative Council. M.L.C. Minister for Water Resources Leader of the Government in the and Vice-President of the Legislative Council. Executive Council. Kenneth George Booth ...... Treasurer ...... 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Represent the Minister for Energy in Legislative Assembly. Donald Day ...... Minister for Industrial 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Represent the Minister for Agriculture Development and Minister and Fisheries in Legislative for Decentralisation. Assembly. Rex Frederick Jackson ...... Minister for Corrective Services 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Eric Lance Bedford, B.A...... Minister for Planning and 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Environment. Kevin James Stewart ...... Minister for Youth and 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Community Services. Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Minister for Education ...... 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Alan Robert Lindsay Gordon ...... Minister for Local Government 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Represent the Minister for Water and Minister for Lands. Resources in Legislative Assembly. Jack Rowland Hallam, M.L.C. .... Minister for Agriculture and 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Member of the Legislative Council. Fisheries. Terence William Sheahan, Minister for Housing, 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 B.A., LL.B. Minister for Co-operative Societies and Minister Assisting the Premier. Laurence John Brereton...... Minister for Health ...... 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 Peter Thomas Anderson ...... Minister for Police and Minister 2 Oct., 1981 26 May, 1982 for Services. Minister for Police and 26 May, 1982 1 Feb., 1983 Emergency Services. Michael Arthur Cleary ...... Minister for Sport and 2 Oct., 1981 26 May, 1982 Recreation and Minister for Tourism. Minister for Leisure, Sport and 26 May, 1982 1 Feb., 1983 Tourism. Paul Francis Patrick Whelan, Minister for Consumer Affairs 2 Oct., 1981 1 Feb., 1983 LL.B. and Minister for Roads.

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WRAN MINISTRY—No. 75. (1 February, 1983, to 10 February, 1984.) (Labor.)

Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C...... Premier ...... 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Laurie John Ferguson ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Resigned from Ministry. Public Works and Minister for Ports. Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister for Transport ...... 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Francis John Walker, Q.C...... Minister for Youth and 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Represent the Attorney General and Community Services, Minister of Justice in the Legislative Minister for Aboriginal Assembly. Affairs and Minister for Housing. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Industrial 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Relations and Minister for Technology. David Paul Landa, LL.B., Attorney General, Minister of 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Member of the Legislative Council. M.L.C. Justice, Minister for Consumer Leader of the Government in the Affairs, and Vice-President of Legislative Council. the Executive Council. Kenneth George Booth ...... Treasurer ...... 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Donald Day ...... Minister for Industrial 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Represent the Minister for Agriculture and Development and Minister Fisheries in Legislative Assembly. for Decentralisation. Rex Frederick Jackson ...... Minister for Corrective Services 1 Feb., 1983 27 Oct., 1983 Resigned from Ministry. and Minister for Roads. Eric Lance Bedford, B.A...... Minister for Planning and 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Environment. Kevin James Stewart ...... Minister for Mineral Resources . 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Minister for Education ...... 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Alan Robert Lindsay Gordon ...... Minister for Local Government 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 and Minister for Lands. Jack Rowland Hallam, M.L.C. .... Minister for Agriculture and 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Member of the Legislative Council. Fisheries. Terence William Sheahan, Minister for Energy and Minister 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 B.A., LL.B. for Finance. Laurence John Brereton ...... Minister for Health ...... 1 Feb., 1983 27 Oct., 1983 Minister for Health and Minister 27 Oct., 1983 10 Nov., 1983 Resigned as Minister for Roads, for Roads. 10 Nov., 1983. Minister for Health ...... 10 Nov., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Peter Thomas Anderson ...... Minister for Police and 1 Feb., 1983 27 Oct., 1983 Emergency Services. Minister for Police and 27 Oct., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Emergency Services and Minister for Corrective Services. Michael Arthur Cleary ...... Minister for Leisure, Sport 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 and Tourism. Paul Francis Patrick Whelan, Minister for Water Resources 1 Feb., 1983 10 Feb., 1984 Represent the Minister for Consumer LL.B. and Minister for Forests. Affairs in Legislative Assembly. George Paciullo ...... Minister for Roads ...... 10 Nov., 1983 10 Feb., 1984

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WRAN MINISTRY—No. 76. (10 February, 1984, to 5 April, 1984.) (Labor)

Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C...... Premier and Minister for the 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Arts. Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Deputy Premier and Minister for 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Health. Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister for Transport ...... 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Francis John Walker, Q.C...... Minister for Youth and 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Community Services and Minister for Housing. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Industrial Relations 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 and Minister for Roads. David Paul Landa, LL.B., Attorney General, Minister of 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Member of the Legislative Council. M.L.C. Justice, Minister for Consumer Leader of the Government in the Affairs and Vice-President of Legislative Council. Resigned from the Executive Council. Legislative Council, 3 March, 1984. Elected to Electoral District of Peats, 24 March, 1984. Kenneth George Booth ...... Treasurer ...... 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Laurence John Brereton...... Minister for Public Works and 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Minister for Employment. Donald Day ...... Minister for Mineral Resources 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Eric Lance Bedford, B.A...... Minister for Education ...... 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Kevin James Stewart ...... Minister of Local Government ... 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Alan Robert Lindsay Gordon...... Minister for Lands and Minister 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 for Ports. Jack Rowland Hallam, M.L.C. .... Minister for Agriculture and 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Member of the Legislative Council. Fisheries. Terence William Sheahan, Minister for Planning and 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 B.A., LL.B. Environment. Peter Thomas Anderson ...... Minister for Police and 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Emergency Services and Minister for Corrective Services. Michael Arthur Cleary ...... Minister for Sport and Recreation 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 and Minister for Tourism. Paul Francis Patrick Whelan, Minister for Water Resources, 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 LL.B. Minister for Forests and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. George Paciullo ...... Minister for Industry and 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 Decentralisation and Minister for Small Business and Technology. Rodney Mark Cavalier ...... Minister for Energy and Minister 10 Feb., 1984 5 April, 1984 for Finance.

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WRAN MINISTRY—No. 77. (5 April, 1984, to 6 February, 1986.) (Labor.)

Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C...... Premier and Minister for the 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Arts. Attorney General ...... 27 Nov., 1984 12 Dec., 1984 Due to death of David Paul Landa, LL.B. Minister for Ethnic Affairs ...... 6 Feb., 1985 6 Feb., 1986 Minister for Industry and 1 Jan., 1986 6 Feb., 1986 Decentralisation and Minister for Small Business and Technology. Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Deputy Premier and Minister for 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Health. Francis John Walker, Q.C...... Minister for Youth and 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Community Services and Minister for Housing. Laurence John Brereton ...... Minister for Public Works and 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Ports and Minister for Roads. David Paul Landa, LL.B...... Attomey General ...... 5 April, 1984 24 Nov., 1984 Deceased 24 Nov., 1984. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Industrial Relations 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Peter Thomas Anderson ...... Minister for Police and 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Emergency Services. Minister Assisting the Premier ... 6 Feb., 1985 6 Feb., 1986 Minister for Local Government .. 1 Jan., 1986 6 Feb., 1986 Kenneth George Booth ...... Treasurer ...... 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Terence William Sheahan, Minister for Planning and 5 April, 1984 12 Dec., 1984 B.A., LL.B. Environment. Attorney General ...... 12 Dec., 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Robert John Carr, B.A.(Hons) ..... Minister for Planning and 12 Dec., 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Environment. Barrie John Unsworth, M.L.C. .... Minister for Transport and Vice- 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Member of the Legislative Council. President of the Executive Council. Jack Rowland Hallam, M.L.C. .... Minister for Agriculture and 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Member of the Legislative Council. Fisheries. Rodney Mark Cavalier, Minister for Education ...... 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 B.A.(Hons). Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister for Mineral Resources 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Represent the Minister for Transport in and Energy. the Legislative Assembly. Kevin James Stewart ...... Minister for Local Government .. 5 April, 1984 31 Dec., 1985 Resigned from Ministry. Eric Lance Bedford, B.A. Minister for Industry and 5 April, 1984 31 Dec., 1985 Resigned from Ministry. Decentralisation and Minister for Small Business and Technology. Michael Arthur Cleary ...... Minister for Sport and Recreation 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 and Minister for Tourism. George Paciullo ...... Minister for Consumer Affairs 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Janice Ann Crosio, Mrs, M.B.E... Minister for Natural Resources .. 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Robert John Debus, B.A., LL.B. .. Minister for Employment and 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Minister for Finance. John Edward Akister ...... Minister for Corrective Services 5 April, 1984 6 Feb., 1986 Represent the Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries in the Legislative Assembly.

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WRAN MINISTRY—No. 78. (6 February, 1986, to 4 July, 1986.) (Labor)

Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C...... Premier, Minister for the Arts 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Resigned from Ministry. and Minister for Ethnic Affairs. Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Deputy Premier and Minister for 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Represent the Minister for Health Transport. in the Legislative Assembly. Francis John Walker, Q.C...... Minister for Housing ...... 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Laurence John Brereton ...... Minister for Public Works and 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Ports and Minister for Roads. Patrick Darcy Hills ...... Minister for Industrial Relations 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Peter Thomas Anderson ...... Minister for Youth and 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Community Services, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier. Kenneth George Booth ...... Treasurer ...... 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Terence William Sheahan, Attorney General and Minister for 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 B.A., LL.B. Co-operative Societies. Barrie John Unsworth, M.L.C. .... Minister for Health and Vice- 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Member of the Legislative Council. President of the Executive Council. Jack Rowland Hallam, M.L.C. .... Minister for Agriculture and 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Member of the Legislative Council. Fisheries. Rodney Mark Cavalier, Minister for Education ...... 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 B.A.(Hons). Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister for Industry and 6 Feb., 1986 4 Ju!y, 1986 Small Business and Minister for Energy and Technology. Michael Arthur Cleary ...... Minister for Sport and 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Recreation and Minister for Tourism. George Paciullo ...... Minister for Police and 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Emergency Services. Janice Ann Crosio, Mrs, M.B.E... Minister for Local Government 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Robert John Debus. B.A., LL.B. .. Minister for Employment 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 and Minister for Finance. John Edward Akister ...... Minister for Corrective 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Represent the Minister for Agriculture and Services. Fisheries in the Legislative Assembly. Robert John Carr, B.A.(Hons) ..... Minister for Planning and 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 Environment and Minister for Consumer Affairs. John Joseph Aquilina, Minister for Natural Resources 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986 B.A., Dip.Ed. Kenneth George Gabb, LL.B...... Minister for Mineral Resources . 6 Feb., 1986 4 July, 1986

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UNSWORTH MINISTRY—No. 79. (4 July, 1986, to 21 March, 1988.) (Labor)

Barrie John Unsworth ...... Premier. Minister for State 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Member of the Legislative Council. Development and Minister Resigned Legislative Council, for Ethnic Affairs. 15 July, 1986. Elected to Electoral District of Rockdale, 2 August, 1986. Ronald Joseph Mulock, LL.B...... Deputy Premier and Minister for 4 July, 1986 26 Nov., 1987 Transport. Deputy Premier and Attorney 26 Nov., 1987 21 Mar., 1988 General. Francis John Walker, Q.C...... Minister for Housing and Minister 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 for the Arts. Laurence John Brereton ...... Minister for Public Works and 4 July, 1986 26 Nov., 1987 Resigned from Ministry. Ports and Minister for Roads. Patrick Darcy Hills...... Minister for Industrial 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Relations and Minister for Employment. Peter Thomas Anderson ...... Minister for Health and Minister 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 for the Drug Offensive. Kenneth George Booth ...... Treasurer ...... 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Terence William Sheahan, Attorney General and Minister 4 July, 1986 26 Nov., 1987 B.A., LL.B. Assisting the Premier. Minister for Transport ...... 26 Nov., 1987 21 Mar., 1988 Peter Francis Cox ...... Minister for Industry and Small 4 July, 1986 26 Nov., 1987 Business and Minister for Energy and Technology. Minister for Public Works and 26 Nov., 1987 21 Mar., 1988 Minister Assisting the Premier. Jack Rowland Hallam, M.L.C. ... Minister for Agriculture, 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Lands and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Minister for Forests ...... 5 Nov., 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Rodney Mark Cavalier, Minister for Education ...... 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 B.A.(Hons). Michael Arthur Cleary ...... Minister for Sport and 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Recreation, Minister for Racing and Minister for Tourism. George Paciullo ...... Minister for Police and 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Emergency Services. Janice Ann Crosio, Mrs, M.B.E. Minister for Local Government 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 and Minister for Water Resources. Assistant Minister for Transport. 26 Nov., 1987 21 Mar., 1988 Robert John Debus, B.A., LL.B. Minister for Finance, Minister 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 for Co-operative Societies and Assistant Minister for Education. John Edward Akister ...... Minister for Corrective Services 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 and Assistant Minister for Transport. Robert John Carr, B.A.(Hons) .... Minister for Planning and 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Environment and Minister for Heritage. John Joseph Aquilina, B.A., Minister for Youth and 4 July, 1986 21 Mar., 1988 Dip.Ed. Community Services and Assistant Minister for Ethnic Affairs. Kenneth George Gabb, LL.B...... Minister for Mineral Resources 4 July, 1986 26 Nov., 1987 and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Minister for Minerals and 26 Nov., 1987 21 Mar., 1988 Energy and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Deirdre Mary Grusovin, Mrs, Minister for Consumer Affairs ... 4 July, 1986 26 Nov., 1987 Member of the Legislative Council. M.L.C. Minister for Consumer Affairs, 26 Nov., 1987 21 Mar., 1988 Minister for Small Business and Assistant Minister for Health.

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GREINER-MURRAY MINISTRY—No. 80. (25 March, 1988, to 6 June, 1991.) (Coalition).

Nicholas Frank Greiner ...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister 25 Mar., 1988 6 June, 1991 for Ethnic Affairs. Wallace Telford John Murray ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 25 Mar., 1988 24 July, 1990 State Development and Minister for Public Works. Deputy Premier, Minister for 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 Public Works and Minister for Roads. Peter Edward James Collins, Minister for Health and Minister 25 Mar., 1988 6 June, 1991 B.A., LL.B. for Arts. Ian Morton Armstrong ...... Minister for Agriculture and 25 Mar., 1988 6 June, 1991 Rural Affairs. John Robert Arthur Dowd, LL.B. Attorney General ...... 25 Mar., 1988 6 June, 1991 Representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. Joseph John Schipp ...... Minister for Housing ...... 25 Mar., 1988 6 June, 1991 Timothy John Moore, LL.B...... Minister for the Environment and 25 Mar., 1988 18 Sept., 1989 Representing the Minister for Family Assistant Minister for Transport. and Community Services. Minister for the Environment ..... 18 Sept., 1989 6 June, 1991 Garry Bruce West ...... Chief Secretary and Minister for 25 Mar., 1988 24 July, 1990 Representing the Minister for Sport, Tourism. Recreation and Racing. Minister for Tourism and Minister 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 for Lands and Forests. Edward Phillip Pickering, Minister for Police and 25 Mar., 1988 6 June, 1991 Member of the Legislative Council. B.Sc.(Chem.Eng.), Emergency Services and M.Aus.l.M.M., F.A.I.E. Vice-President of the Executive Council. Robert Baron Rowland-Smith, Minister for Sport, Recreation 25 Mar., 1988 18 Sept., 1989 Member of the Legislative Council. M.L.C. and Racing. Minister for Sport and 18 Sept., 1989 24 May, 1991 Recreation, Minister for Racing and Assistant Minister for Transport. Virginia Anne Chadwick, Minister for Family and 25 Mar., 1988 24 July, 1990 Member of the Legislative Council. B.A., Dip.Ed. Community Services. Minister for School Education 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 and Youth Affairs. Dr Terry Alan Metherell ...... Minister for Education and 25 Mar., 1988 20 July, 1990 Resigned from the Ministry. Youth Affairs. Bruce George Baird, B.A., Minister for Transport ...... 25 Mar., 1988 24 July, 1990 M.B.A. Minister for Transport, Minister 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 Assisting the Premier and Minister Assisting the Treasurer. Matthew Singleton ...... Minister for Administrative 25 Mar., 1988 24 Jan., 1989 Resigned from Ministry. Services and Assistant Minister for Transport. Gerald Beresford Ponsonby Minister for Business and 25 Mar., 1988 6 June, 1991 Peacocke. Consumer Affairs. Neil Edward William Pickard, Minister for Minera1 Resources 25 Mar., 1988 19 Oct., 1988 B.A., M.Ed., Dip.Ed., L.Th and Minister for Energy. Minister for Minerals and Energy 19 Oct., 1988 6 June, 1991 John Joseph Fahey, Dip.Law ...... Minister for Industrial Relations 25 Mar., 1988 24 July, 1990 and Employment and Minister Assisting the Premier. Minister for Corrective Services 23 May, 1988 8 June, 1988 Minister for Industrial Relations 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 and Minister for Further Education, Training and Employment. Ian Raymond Causley ...... Minister for Natural Resources 25 Mar., 1988 24 July, 1990 Chief Secretary and Minister 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 for Water Resources. David Aberdeen Hay, M.B.E...... Minister for Local Government 25 Mar., 1988 6 June, 1991 and Minister for Planning. Dr Raymond William Aston, Minister for Corrective Services 25 Mar., 1988 23 May, 1988 Deceased 23 May, 1988. P.D.S., D.Orth., R.C.S. Michael Robert Yabsley, B.A...... Minister for Corrective Services 8 June, 1988 24 July, 1990 Minister for Corrective Services 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 and Assistant Minister for Roads.

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Robert James Webster ...... Minister for Administrative 24 Jan., 1989 24 July, 1990 Services and Assistant Minister for Transport. Minister for Family and 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 Community Services and Minister for Administrative Services. John Planta Hannaford, LL.B...... Minister for State Development. 24 July, 1990 6 June, 1991 Member of the Legislative Council.

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GREINER-MURRAY MINISTRY—No. 81. (6 June, 1991, to 24 June, 1992.) (Coalition)

Nicholas Frank Greiner ...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Resigned from Ministry. for Ethnic Affairs. Wallace Telford John Murray ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Public Works and Minister for Roads. Peter Edward James Collins, Attorney General, Minister for 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 B.A., LL.B. Consumer Affairs and Minister for Arts. Ian Morton Armstrong, O.B.E. .... Minister for Agriculture and 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Rural Affairs. Joseph John Schipp ...... Minister for Housing ...... 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Timothy John Moore, LL.B...... Minister for the Environment ..... 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Resigned from Ministry. Garry Bruce West ...... Minister for Conservation and 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Land Management. Edward Phillip Pickering, Minister for Police and 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. B.Sc.(Chem.Eng.), F.I.E.Aust., Emergency Services and F.A.I.E., M.Aus.l.M.M. Vice-President of the Executive Council. Virginia Anne Chadwick, B.A., Minister for School Education 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. Dip.Ed. and Youth Affairs. Bruce George Baird, B.A., Minister for Transport ...... 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 M.B.A. Gerald Beresford Ponsonby Minister for Local Government 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Peacocke. and Minister for Cooperatives. John Joseph Fahey, Dip.Law ...... Minister for Industrial Relations 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 and Minister for Further Education, Training and Employment. Ian Raymond Causley ...... Minister of Natural Resources ... 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Michael Robert Yabsley, B.A...... Minister for State Development 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Resigned from Ministry. and Minister for Tourism. Robert James Webster ...... Minister for Planning and 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Energy. John Planta Hannaford, LL.B...... Minister for Health and 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. Community Services. Ronald Anthony Phillips...... Minister for Hospital 6 June, 1991 26 June, 1991 Resigned. Management. Minister for Health Services 26 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Management. Terence Allan Griffiths ...... Minister for Courts 6 June, 1991 28 June, 1991 Resigned. Administration and Corrective Services. Minister for Justice ...... 28 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 George Souris, B.Ec., Dip.F.Mgt., Minister for Sport, Recreation 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 F.A.I.M., F.C.P.A., C.P.A. and Racing and Minister Assisting the Premier. Anne Margaret Cohen ...... Chief Secretary and Minister for 6 June, 1991 24 June, 1992 Administrative Services.

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FAHEY-MURRAY MINISTRY—No. 82. (24 June, 1992, to 3 July, 1992.) (Coalition)

John Joseph Fahey, Dip.Law ...... Premier, Treasurer, Minister for 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Industrial Relations, Minister for Further Education, Training and Employment and Minister for Ethnic Affairs. Wallace Telford John Murray ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Public Works and Minister for Roads. Bruce George Baird, B.A., Minister for Transport and 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 M.B.A. Minister for the Environment. Peter Edward James Collins, Attorney General, Minister for 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Q.C., B.A., LL.B. Consumer Affairs and Minister for Arts. Ian Morton Armstrong, O.B.E. .... Minister for Agriculture and 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Rural Affairs. Joseph John Schipp ...... Minister for Housing ...... 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Garry Bruce West ...... Minister for Conservation and 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Land Management. Edward Phillip Pickering, Minister for Police and 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. B.Sc.(Chem.Eng.), F.I.E.Aust., Emergency Services and Vice- F.A.I.E., M.Aus.l.M.M. President of the Executive Council. Virginia Anne Chadwick, B.A., Minister for School Education 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. Dip.Ed. and Youth Affairs. Gerald Beresford Ponsonby Minister for Local Government 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Peacocke. and Minister for Cooperatives. Ian Raymond Causley ...... Minister of Natural Resources ... 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Robert James Webster ...... Minister for Planning, Minister 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. for Energy, Minister for State Development and Minister for Tourism. John Planta Hannaford, LL.B...... Minister for Health and 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. Community Services. Ronald Anthony Phillips ...... Minister for Health Services 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Management. Terence Allan Griffiths ...... Minister for Justice ...... 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 George Souris, B.Ec., Dip.F.Mgt., Minister for Sport, Recreation 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 F.A.I.M., F.C.P.A., C.P.A. and Racing and Minister Assisting the Premier. Anne Margaret Cohen ...... Chief Secretary and Minister for 24 June, 1992 3 July, 1992 Administrative Services.

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FAHEY-MURRAY MINISTRY—No. 83. (3 July, 1992, to 26 May, 1993.) (Coalition)

John Joseph Fahey, Dip.Law ...... Premier and Treasurer ...... 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Wallace Telford John Murray ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Public Works and Minister for Roads. Bruce George Baird, B.A., Minister for Transport and 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 M.B.A. Minister for Tourism. Ian Morton Armstrong, O.B.E. .... Minister for Agriculture and 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Rural Affairs. Edward Phillip Pickering, Minister for Police and 3 July, 1992 30 Aug., 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. B.Sc.(Chem.Eng.), F.I.E.Aust., Emergency Services and Vice- F.A.I.E., M.Aus.I.M.M. President of the Executive Council. Minister for Police and 31 Aug., 1992 23 Sept., 1992 Emergency Services, Minister Assisting the Premier and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Minister for Justice, Minister for 23 Sept., 1992 22 Oct., 1992 Emergency Services, Minister Assisting the Premier and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Virginia Anne Chadwick, B.A., Minister for Education and 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Member of the Legislative Council. Dip.Ed. Youth Affairs and Minister for Employment and Training. Garry Bruce West ...... Minister for Conservation and 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Land Management and Minister for Energy. John Planta Hannaford, LL.B...... Attorney General and Minister for 3 July, 1992 22 Oct., 1992 Member of the Legislative Council. Industrial Relations. Attorney General, Minister for 22 Oct., 1992 26 May, 1993 Industrial Relations and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Robert James Webster ...... Minister for Planning and 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Housing. Joseph John Schipp ...... Minister for Sport, Recreation 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 and Racing. Peter Edward James Collins, Minister for State Development 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Q.C., B.A., LL.B. and Minister for Arts. Ian Raymond Causley ...... Minister of Natural Resources ... 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Ronald Anthony Phillips ...... Minister for Health ...... 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Terence Allan Griffiths ...... Minister for Justice ...... 3 July, 1992 23 Sept., 1992 Minister for Police ...... 23 Sept., 1992 26 May, 1993 Gerald Beresford Ponsonby Minister for Local Government 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Peacocke. and Minister for Cooperatives. George Souris, B.Ec., Dip.F.Mgt., Assistant Treasurer and Minister 3 July, 1992 14 July, 1992 F.A.I.M., F.C.P.A., C.P.A. for Ethnic Affairs. Minister for Finance, Assistant 14 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Treasurer and Minister for Ethnic Affairs. Anne Margaret Cohen ...... Chief Secretary and Minister for 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Administrative Services. James Alan Longley, B.Ec., Minister for Community Services 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 M.Ec., F.C.P.A., S.P.T,C. and Assistant Minister for Health. Christopher Peter Hartcher ...... Minister for the Environment ..... 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 Kerry Anne Chikarovski ...... Minister for Consumer Affairs 3 July, 1992 26 May, 1993 and Assistant Minister for Education. Wayne Ashley Merton ...... Minister for Justice and Minister 22 Oct., 1992 26 May, 1993 for Emergency Services.

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FAHEY-ARMSTRONG MINISTRY—No. 84. (26 May, 1993, to 4 April, 1995.) (Coalition)

John Joseph Fahey, Dip.Law ...... Premier and Minister for 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Economic Development. Ian Morton Armstrong, O.B.E. .... Deputy Premier, Minister for 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Public Works and Minister for Ports. Bruce George Baird, B.A., Minister for Transport and 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 M.B.A. Minister for Roads. George Souris. B.Ec., Dip.F.Mgt., Minister for Land and Water 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 F.A.I.M., F.C.P.A., C.P.A. Conservation. John Planta Hannaford, LL.B...... Attorney General, Minister for 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Member of the Legislative Council. Justice and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Robert James Webster ...... Minister for Planning and 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Housing. Garry Bruce West ...... Minister for Energy and Minister 26 May, 1993 27 June, 1994 for Local Government and Co- operatives. Minister for Police and Minister 27 June, 1994 4 April, 1995 for Emergency Services. Virginia Anne Chadwick, B.A., Minister for Education, Training 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Member of the Legislative Council. Dip.Ed. and Youth Affairs, Minister for Tourism and Minister Assisting the Premier. Peter Edward James Collins, Treasurer and Minister for the 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Q.C., B.A., LL.B. Arts. Ronald Anthony Phillips ...... Minister for Health ...... 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Kerry Anne Chikarovski ...... Minister for Industrial Relations 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 and Employment and Minister for the Status of Women. Ian Raymond Causley ...... Minister for Agriculture and 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Fisheries and Minister for Mines. Terence Allan Griffiths ...... Minister for Police and Minister 26 May, 1993 27 June, 1994 for Emergency Services. James Alan Longley, B.Ec., Minister for Community Services 26 May, 1993 6 Oct., 1993 M.Ec., F.C.P.A., S.P.T.C. and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Minister for Community Services, 6 Oct., 1993 4 April, 1995 Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Minister for the Ageing. Christopher Peter Hartcher ...... Minister for the Environment ..... 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Anne Margaret Cohen ...... Chief Secretary and Minister for 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Administrative Services. Michael Stephen Photios ...... Minister for Multicultural and 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Ethnic Affairs and Minister Assisting the Minister for Justice. Wendy Susan Machin, B.A...... Minister for Consumer Affairs 26 May, 1993 6 Oct., 1993 and Minister Assisting the Minister for Roads. Minister for Consumer Affairs, 6 Oct., 1993 4 April, 1995 Minister Assisting the Minister for Roads and Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport. Christopher John Downy, Minister for Sport, Recreation 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 B.A.(Hons), Dip.Ed. and Racing. Raymond Francis Chappell ...... Minister for Small Business and 26 May, 1993 4 April, 1995 Minister for Regional Development. Edward Phillip Pickering, Minister for Energy and Minister 27 June, 1994 4 April, 1995 B.Sc.(Chem.Eng.), F.I.E.Aust., for Local Government and Co- F.A.I.E., M.Aus.I.M.M. operatives.

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CARR MINISTRY—No. 85. (4 April, 1995, to 1 December, 1997.) (ALP)

Robert John Carr ...... Premier, Minister for the Arts 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 and Minister for Ethnic Affairs. Dr Andrew John Refshauge, Deputy Premier, Minister for 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 M.B., B.S. Health and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Michael Rueben Egan, B.A...... Treasurer, Minister for Energy, 4 April, 1995 15 Dec., 1995 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for State Development, Minister Assisting the Premier and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Treasurer, Minister for Energy, 15 Dec., 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Minister for State and Regional Development, Minister Assisting the Premier and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Paul Francis Patrick Whelan, Minister for Police ...... 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 LL.B. Brian Joseph Langton ...... Minister for Transport and 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Minister for Tourism. John Joseph Aquilina, B.A., Minister for Education and 4 April, 1995 26 July, 1995 Dip.Ed. Training. Minister for Education and 26 July, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Training and Minister Assisting the Premier on Youth Affairs. Pamela Diane Allan...... Minister for the Environment ..... 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Michael Steven Knight, Minister for Public Works and 4 April, 1995 15 Dec., 1995 B.A.(Hons). Services, Minister for the Olympics and Minister for Roads. Minister for the Olympics and 15 Dec., 1995 28 Nov., 1996 Minister for Roads. Minister for the Olympics ...... 28 Nov., 1996 1 Dec., 1997 Ronald David Dyer, Dip.Law, Minister for Community 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Member of the Legislative Council. Dip.Crim. Services, Minister for Aged Services and Minister for Disability Services. Jeffrey William Shaw, Q.C., Attorney General and Minister 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Member of the Legislative Council. B.A., LL.B. for Industrial Relations. Kimberley Maxwell Yeadon ...... Minister for Land and Water 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Conservation. Craig John Knowles ...... Minister for Urban Affairs and 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Planning and Minister for Housing. Richard Sanderson Amery ...... Minister for Agriculture ...... 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Patrick Carl Scully, B.A., Minister for Small Business and 4 April, 1995 7 June, 1995 LL.B.(Hons). Regional Development, Minister for Ports and Assistant Minister for State Development. Minister for Small Business and 7 June, 1995 15 Dec., 1995 Regional Development, Minister for Ports, Assistant Minister for Energy and Assistant Minister for State Development. Minister for Public Works and 15 Dec., 1995 28 Nov., 1996 Services, Minister for Ports, Assistant Minister for Energy and Assistant Minister for State and Regional Development. Minister for Public Works and 28 Nov., 1996 1 Dec., 1997 Services, Minister for Roads, Minister for Ports, Assistant Minister for Energy and Assistant Minister for State and Regional Development.

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Robert John Debus ...... Minister for Corrective Services 4 April, 1995 13 Mar., 1996 and Minister for Emergency Services. Minister for Corrective Services, 13 Mar., 1996 1 Dec., 1997 Minister for Emergency Services and Minister Assisting the Minister for the Arts. Jack Richard Face ...... Minister for Gaming and 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Racing and Minister Assisting the Premier on Hunter Development. Faye Lo Po’, A.M...... Minister for Consurner Affairs 4 April, 1995 6 Dec., 1995 and Minister for Women. Minister for Fair Trading and 6 Dec., 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Minister for Women. Robert Douglas Martin ...... Minister for Mineral Resources 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 and Minister for Fisheries. Gabrielle Mary Harrison, B.A. .... Minister for Sport and 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 Recreation. Ernest Thomas Page, B.E., Minister for Local Government .. 4 April, 1995 1 Dec., 1997 B.Comm.

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CARR MINISTRY—No. 86. (1 December, 1997, to 8 April, 1999.) (ALP)

Robert John Carr ...... Premier, Minister for the Arts and 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Minister for Ethnic Affairs. Dr Andrew John Refshauge, Deputy Premier, Minister for 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 M.B., B.S. Health and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Michael Rueben Egan, B.A...... Treasurer, Minister for State 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Member of the Legislative Council. Development and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Paul Francis Patrick Whelan, Minister for Police ...... 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 LL.B. Michael Steven Knight, Minister for the Olympics ...... 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 B.A.(Hons). Brian Joseph Langton ...... Minister for Fair Trading and 1 Dec., 1997 30 April, 1998 Resigned from Ministry. Minister for Emergency Services. John Joseph Aquilina, B.A., Minister for Education and 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Dip.Ed. Training and Minister Assisting the Premier on Youth Affairs. Jeffrey William Shaw, Q.C., Attorney General and Minister 1 Dec., 1997 30 April, 1998 Member of the Legislative Council. B.A., LL.B. for Industrial Relations. Attorney General, Minister for 30 April, 1998 8 April, 1999 Industrial Relations and Minister for Fair Trading. Pamela Diane Allan...... Minister for the Environment ..... 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Kimberley Maxwell Yeadon ...... Minister for Information 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Technology, Minister for Forestry, Minister for Ports and Minister Assisting the Premier on Western Sydney. Craig John Knowles ...... Minister for Urban Affairs and 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Planning and Minister for Housing. Patrick Carl Scully, B.A., Minister for Transport and 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 LL.B.(Hons). Minister for Roads. Richard Sanderson Amery ...... Minister for Agriculture and 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Minister for Land and Water Conservation. Robert John Debus ...... Minister for Energy, Minister for 1 Dec., 1997 30 April, 1998 Tourism, Minister for Corrective Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts. Minister for Energy, Minister for 30 April, 1998 8 April, 1999 Tourism, Minister for Corrective Services, Minister for Emergency Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts. Faye Lo Po’, A.M...... Minister for Cornmunity 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Services, Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services and Minister for Women. Harry Francis Woods ...... Minister for Regional 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Development and Minister for Rural Affairs. Ronald David Dyer, Dip.Law, Minister for Public Works and 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Member of the Legislative Council. Dip.Crim. Services. Jack Richard Face ...... Minister for Gaming and Racing 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 and Minister Assisting the Premier on Hunter Development. Robert Douglas Martin ...... Minister for Mineral Resources 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 and Minister for Fisheries. Gabrielle Mary Harrison, B.A. .... Minister for Sport and Recreation 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 Ernest Thomas Page, B.E., Minister for Local Government .. 1 Dec., 1997 8 April, 1999 B.Comm.

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CARR MINISTRY—No. 87. (8 April, 1999, to 2 April, 2003.) (ALP)

Robert John Carr ...... Premier, Minister for the Arts and 8 April, 1999 2 April, 2003 Minister for Citizenship. Dr Andrew John Refshauge M.B., Deputy Premier, Minister for Urban 8 April, 1999 21 November, 2001 B.S...... Affairs and Planning, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Minister for Housing. Deputy Premier, Minister for 21 November, 2001 2 April, 2003 Planning, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Minister for Housing. Michael Rueben Egan, B.A ...... Treasurer, Minister for State 8 April, 1999 13 February, 2003 Member of the Legislative Council. Development and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Treasurer, Minister for State 13 February, 2003 2 April, 2003 Development, Minister for Gaming and Racing, Minister Assisting the Premier on Hunter Development, and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Paul Francis Patrick Whelan, LLB. Minister for Police. 8 April, 1999 21 November, 2001

Michael Steven Knight, B.A.(Hons). Minister for the Olympics. 8 April, 1999 12 January, 2001

Craig John Knowles ...... Minister for Health. 8 April, 1999 2 April, 2003

John Joseph Aquilina, B.A., Dip.Ed. Minister for Education and 8 April, 1999 21 November, 2001 Training. Minister for Land and Water 21 November, 2001 2 April, 2003 Conservation, and Minister for Fair Trading. Jeffrey William Shaw, Q.C. B.A., Attorney General and Minister for 8 April, 1999 28 June, 2000 Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B...... Industrial Relations. Patrick Carl Scully, B.A., Minister for Transport and Minister 8 April, 1999 2 April, 2003 LL.B.(Hons)...... for Roads. Faye Lo Po’, A.M...... Minister for Community Services, 8 April, 1999 11 July, 2002 Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services and Minister for Women. Kimberley Maxwell Yeadon ...... Minister for Information 8 April, 1999 2 April, 2003 Technology, Minister for Energy, Minister for Forestry and Minister for Western Sydney. Richard Sanderson Amery ...... Minister for Agriculture and 8 April, 1999 21 November, 2001 Minister for Land and Water Conservation. Minister for Agriculture, and 21 November, 2001 2 April, 2003 Minister for Corrective Services. Robert John Debus ...... Minister for the Environment, 8 April, 1999 28 June, 2000 Minister for Emergency Services, Minister for Corrective Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts. Attorney General, Minister for the 28 June, 2000 12 January, 2001 Environment, Minister for Emergency Services, Minister for Corrective Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts. Attorney General, Minister for the 12 January, 2001 2 April, 2003 Environment, Minister for Emergency Services, and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts. Harry Francis Woods ...... Minister for Local Government, 8 April, 1999 2 April, 2003 Minister for Regional Development and Minister for Rural Affairs. Jack Richard Face ...... Minister for Gaming and Racing 8 April, 1999 13 February, 2003 and Minister Assisting the Premier on Hunter Development.

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CARR MINISTRY—No. 87. (8 April, 1999, to 2 April, 2003.) (ALP)—continued

John Joseph Della Bosca ...... Special Minister of State and 8 April, 1999 31 March, 2000 Member of the Legislative Council. Assistant Treasurer. Special Minister of State, Assistant 31 March, 2000 28 June, 2000 Treasurer, Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Sector Management, and Minister Assisting the Premier for the Central Coast. Special Minister of State, Assistant 28 June, 2000 2 April, 2003 Treasurer, Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Sector Management, and Minister Assisting the Premier for the Central Coast. Morris lemma, B.Ec., LL.B ...... Minister for Public Works and 8 April, 1999 21 November, 2001 Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on Citizenship. Minister for Public Works and 21 November, 2001 2 April, 2003 Services, Minister for Sport and Recreation, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Citizenship. Sandra Christine Nori...... Minister for Small Business and 8 April, 1999 11 July, 2002 Minister for Tourism. Minister for Small Business, 11 July, 2002 2 April, 2003 Minister for Tourism, and Minister for Women. Edward Moses Obeid, O.A.M...... Minister for Mineral Resources and 8 April, 1999 2 April, 2003 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Fisheries. John Arthur Watkins, M.A., LL.B., Minister for Fair Trading and 8 April, 1999 12 January, 2001 Dip.Ed ...... Minister for Sport and Recreation. Minister for Fair Trading, Minister 12 January, 2001 21 November, 2001 for Corrective Services and Minister for Sport and Recreation. Minister for Education and Training. 21 November, 2001 2 April, 2003

Carmel Mary Tebbutt, B.Ec ...... Minister for Juvenile Justice, 8 April, 1999 11 July, 2002 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister Assisting the Premier on Youth and Minister Assisting the Minister for the Environment. Minister for Community Services, 11 July, 2002 2 April, 2003 Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services, Minister for Juvenile Justice, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Youth. Michael Costa ...... Minister for Police. 21 November, 2001 2 April, 2003 Member of the Legislative Council.

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CARR MINISTRY—No. 88. (2 April, 2003, to 3 August, 2005.) (ALP)

Robert John Carr ...... Premier, Minister for the Arts, and 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005 Minister for Citizenship. Dr Andrew John Refshauge, M.B., Deputy Premier, Minister for 2 April, 2003 21 January, 2005 B.S...... Education and Training, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Deputy Premier, Treasurer, Minister 21 January, 2005 3 August, 2005 for State Development, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Michael Rueben Egan, B.A...... Treasurer, Minister for State 2 April, 2003 21 January, 2005 Member of the Legislative Council. Development, and Vice-President of the Executive Council. John Joseph Della Bosca, B.A...... Special Minister of State, Minister 2 April, 2003 21 January, 2005 Member of the Legislative Council. for Commerce, Minister for Industrial Relations, Assistant Treasurer, and Minister for the Central Coast. Special Minister of State, Minister 21 January, 2005 1 February, 2005 for Commerce, Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services, Assistant Treasurer, Minister for the Central Coast, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Special Minister of State, Minister 1 February, 2005 3 August, 2005 for Commerce, Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services, Assistant Treasurer, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Craig John Knowles ...... Minister for Infrastructure and 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005 Planning, and Minister for Natural Resources. Robert John Debus ...... Attorney General, and Minister for 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005 the Environment. Patrick Carl Scully, B.A., Minister for Roads, and Minister for 2 April, 2003 21 January, 2005 LL.B.(Hons)...... Housing. Minister for Police, and Minister for 21 January, 2005 1 February, 2005 Housing. Minister for Police. 1 February, 2005 3 August, 2005

Morris lemma, B.Ec., LL.B...... Minister for Health. 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005

Michael Costa ...... Minister for Transport Services 2 April, 2003 1 July, 2004 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for the Hunter, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Natural Resources (Forests). Minister for Transport Services, and 1 July, 2004 5 August, 2004 Minister for the Hunter. Minister for Transport Services, 5 August, 2004 21 January, 2005 Minister for the Hunter, and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development. Minister for Roads, Minister for 21 January, 2005 3 August, 2005 Economic Reform, Minister for Ports, and Minister for the Hunter. John Arthur Watkins, M.A., LL.B., Minister for Police. 2 April, 2003 21 January, 2005 Dip.Ed...... Minister for Transport. 21 January, 2005 3 August, 2005

Carmel Mary Tebbutt, B.Ec...... Minister for Community Services, 2 April, 2003 21 January, 2005 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services, and Minister for Youth. Minister for Education and Training. 21 January, 2005 3 August, 2005

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CARR MINISTRY—No. 88. (2 April, 2003, to 3 August, 2005.) (ALP)—continued

Frank Ernest Sartor ...... Minister for Energy and Utilities, 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005 Minister for Science and Medical Research, Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer), and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts. Sandra Christine Nori...... Minister for Tourism and Sport and 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005 Recreation, and Minister for Women. Anthony Bernard Kelly, A.L.G.A. . Minister for Rural Affairs, Minister 2 April, 2003 3 May, 2004 Member of the Legislative Council for Local Government, Minister for Emergency Services, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Natural Resources (Lands). Minister for Rural Affairs, Minister 3 May, 2004 15 June, 2005 for Local Government, Minister for Emergency Services, and Minister for Lands. Minister for Rural Affairs, Minister 15 June, 2005 3 August, 2005 for Local Government, Minister for Emergency Services, Minister for Lands, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Natural Resources. David Andrew Campbell ...... Minister for Regional Development, 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005 Minister for the Illawarra, and Minister for Small Business. Ian Michael Macdonald, B.A. Minister for Agriculture and 2 April, 2003 3 May, 2004 Member of the Legislative Council. (Hons)...... Fisheries. Minister for Primary Industries. 3 May, 2004 3 August, 2005

Diane Beamer ...... Minister for Juvenile Justice, 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005 Minister for Western Sydney, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Infrastructure and Planning (Planning Administration). Reba Paige Meagher ...... Minister for Fair Trading, and 2 April, 2003 21 January, 2005 Minister Assisting the Minister for Commerce. Minister for Community Services 21 January, 2005 3 August, 2005 and Minister for Youth. John Hatzistergos, B.Ec., LL.M ..... Minister for Justice, and Minister 2 April, 2003 1 February, 2005 Member of the Legislative Council. Assisting the Premier on Citizenship. Minister for Justice, Minister for 1 February, 2005 3 August, 2005 Fair Trading, Minister Assisting the Minister for Commerce, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Citizenship. Grant Anthony McBride, Minister for Gaming and Racing. 2 April, 2003 1 February, 2005 B.Sc.(Eng.), Dip.Ed...... Minister for Gaming and Racing, 1 February, 2005 3 August, 2005 and Minister for the Central Coast. Kerry Arthur Hickey ...... Minister for Mineral Resources. 2 April, 2003 3 August, 2005

Joseph Guerino Tripodi, Minister for Housing. 1 February, 2005 3 August, 2005 B.Ec.(Hons) ......

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IEMMA MINISTRY—No. 89. (3 August, 2005, to 2 April, 2007.) (ALP)

Morris lemma, B.Ec., LL.B ...... Premier, Treasurer, and Minister for 3 August, 2005 17 February, 2006 Citizenship. Premier, Minister for State 17 February, 2006 2 April, 2007 Development, and Minister for Citizenship. John Arthur Watkins, M.A., LL.B., Minister for Transport, and Minister 3 August, 2005 10 August, 2005 Dip.Ed...... for State Development. Deputy Premier, Minister for 10 August, 2005 17 February, 2006 Transport, and Minister for State Development. Deputy Premier, and Minister for 17 February, 2006 26 October, 2006 Transport. Deputy Premier, Minister for 26 October, 2006 2 April, 2007 Transport, and Minister for Police. John Joseph Della Bosca, B.A...... Special Minister of State, Minister 3 August, 2005 17 February, 2006 Member of the Legislative Council. for Commerce, Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services, Assistant Treasurer, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Minister for Finance, Minister for 17 February, 2006 2 April, 2007 Commerce, Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Robert John Debus ...... Attorney General, Minister for the 3 August, 2005 2 March, 2007 Environment, and Minister for the Arts. Patrick Carl Scully, B.A., Minister for Police, and Minister for 3 August, 2005 17 February, 2006 LL.B.(Hons)...... Utilities. Minister for Police. 17 February, 2006 26 October, 2006 Carmel Mary Tebbutt, B.Ec ...... Minister for Education and 3 August, 2005 10 August, 2005 Member of the Legislative Council until Training, and Minister for 26 August, 2005 Aboriginal Affairs. Minister for Education and 10 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Training. Michael Costa ...... Minister for Finance, Minister for 3 August, 2005 10 August, 2005 Member of the Legislative Council. Infrastructure, Minister for the Hunter, and Minister for Ports and Waterways. Minister for Finance, Minister for 10 August, 2005 17 February, 2006 Infrastructure, and Minister for the Hunter. Treasurer, Minister for 17 February, 2006 2 April, 2007 Infrastructure, and Minister for the Hunter. John Hatzistergos, B.Ec., LL.M. .... Minister for Health. 3 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Member of the Legislative Council. Frank Ernest Sartor ...... Minister for Planning, Minister for 3 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Redfern Waterloo, Minister for Science and Medical Research, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer). Reba Paige Meagher ...... Minister for Community Services, 3 August, 2005 8 November, 2006 and Minister for Youth. Minister for Community Services, 8 November, 2006 2 April, 2007 Minister for Youth, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Citizenship. Sandra Christine Nori...... Minister for Tourism and Sport and 3 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Recreation, Minister for Women, and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development. Ian Michael Macdonald, Minister for Natural Resources, 3 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Member of the Legislative Council. B.A.(Hons)...... Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Mineral Resources.

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IEMMA MINISTRY—No. 89. (3 August, 2005, to 2 April, 2007.) (ALP)—continued

Anthony Bernard Kelly, A.L.G.A. . Minister for Justice, Minister for 3 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Member of the Legislative Council. Juvenile Justice, Minister for Emergency Services, Minister for Lands, and Minister for Rural Affairs. Diane Beamer ...... Minister for Western Sydney, 3 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Minister for Fair Trading, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Commerce. Joseph Guerino Tripodi, Minister for Roads, and Minister for 3 August, 2005 10 August, 2005 B.Ec.(Hons) ...... Housing. Minister for Roads. 10 August, 2005 17 February, 2006 Minister for Energy, Minister for 17 February, 2006 2 April, 2007 Ports and Waterways, and Minister Assisting the Treasurer on Business and Economic Regulatory Reform. David Andrew Campbell ...... Minister for Regional Development, 3 August, 2005 17 February, 2006 Minister for the Illawarra, and Minister for Small Business. Minister for Water Utilities, 17 February, 2006 2 April, 2007 Minister for Regional Development, Minister for Small Business, and Minister for the Illawarra. Grant Anthony McBride, Minister for Gaming and Racing, 3 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 B.Sc.(Eng.), Dip.Ed...... and Minister for the Central Coast. Kerry Arthur Hickey ...... Minister for Local Government. 3 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Eric Michael Roozendaal, B.A., Minister for Ports and Waterways. 10 August, 2005 17 February, 2006 Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B...... Minister for Roads. 17 February, 2006 26 October, 2006 Minister for Roads, and Minister 26 October, 2006 2 April, 2007 Assisting the Minister for Transport. Cherie Ann Burton ...... Minister for Housing, and Minister 10 August, 2005 2 April, 2007 Assisting the Minister for Health (Mental Health). Milton Orkopoulos ...... Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, and 10 August, 2005 8 November, 2006 Commission revoked. Minister Assisting the Premier on Citizenship.

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IEMMA MINISTRY—No. 90. (2 April, 2007, to 5 September, 2008.) (ALP)

Morris lemma, B.Ec., LL.B...... Premier, and Minister for 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Citizenship. John Arthur Watkins, M.A., LL.B., Deputy Premier, Minister for 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Dip.Ed...... Transport, and Minister for Finance. John Joseph Della Bosca, B.A...... Minister for Education and 2 April, 2007 13 June, 2008 Member of the Legislative Council. Training, Minister for Industrial Stood aside from Ministry. Relations, Minister for the Central Coast, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Finance. Michael Costa ...... Treasurer, Minister for 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Member of the Legislative Council. Infrastructure, and Minister for the Hunter. John Hatzistergos, B.Ec., LL.M. .... Attorney General, Minister for 2 April, 2007 11 April, 2007 Member of the Legislative Council. Justice, and Minister for Juvenile Justice. Attorney General, and Minister for 11 April, 2007 13 June, 2008 Justice. Attorney General, Minister for 13 June, 2008 5 September, 2008 Justice, and Acting Minister for Education and Training. Frank Ernest Sartor ...... Minister for Planning, Minister for 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Redfern Waterloo, and Minister for the Arts. Reba Paige Meagher ...... Minister for Health. 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008

David Andrew Campbell ...... Minister for Police, and Minister for 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 the Illawarra. Eric Michael Roozendaal, B.A. Minister for Roads, and Minister for 2 April, 2007 13 June, 2008 Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B ...... Commerce. Minister for Roads, Minister for 13 June, 2008 5 September, 2008 Commerce, Acting Minister for Industrial Relations, and Acting Minister Assisting the Minister for Finance. Ian Michael Macdonald, Minister for Primary Industries, 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Member of the Legislative Council. B.A.(Hons)...... Minister for Energy, Minister for Mineral Resources, and Minister for State Development. Anthony Bernard Kelly, A.L.G.A. . Minister for Lands, Minister for 2 April, 2007 13 June, 2008 Member of the Legislative Council. Rural Affairs, Minister for Regional Development, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Minister for Lands, Minister for 13 June, 2008 5 September, 2008 Rural Affairs, Minister for Regional Development, Acting Minister for the Central Coast, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Philip Christian Koperberg...... Minister for Climate Change, 2 April, 2007 27 February, 2008 Resigned from Ministry. Environment and Water. Kevin Patrick Greene, Dip.Teach., Minister for Community Services. 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 B.Ed...... Kristina Kerscher Keneally ...... Minister for Ageing, and Minister 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 for Disability Services. Joseph Guerino Tripodi, Minister for Small Business and 2 April, 2007 27 June, 2007 B.Ec.(Hons) ...... Regulatory Reform, and Minister for Ports and Waterways. Minister for Small Business, 27 June, 2007 5 September, 2008 Minister for Regulatory Reform, and Minister for Ports and Waterways. Nathan Rees ...... Minister for Emergency Services, 2 April, 2007 27 February, 2008 and Minister for Water Utilities. Minister for Emergency Services, 27 February, 2008 5 September, 2008 and Minister for Water. Matthew James Brown, B.Math., Minister for Housing, and Minister 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 LL.B.(Hons) ...... for Tourism.

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IEMMA MINISTRY—No. 90. (2 April, 2007, to 5 September, 2008.) (ALP)—continued

Linda Jean Burney, Hon.D.Ed. Minister for Fair Trading, Minister 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Dip.Ed., ...... for Youth, and Minister for Volunteering. Paul Gerard Lynch ...... Minister for Local Government, 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Mental Health). Verity Helen Firth, B.A., LL.B...... Minister for Women, Minister for 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Science and Medical Research, Minister for Health (Cancer), and Minister Assisting the Minister for Climate Change, Environment and Water (Environment). Minister for Climate Change and the 27 February, 2008 5 September, 2008 Environment, Minister for Women, Minister for Science and Medical Research, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer). Graham James West ...... Minister for Gaming and Racing, 2 April, 2007 11 April, 2007 Minister for Sport and Recreation, Minister for Western Sydney, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Citizenship. Minister for Gaming and Racing, 11 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 and Minister for Sport and Recreation. Barbara Mazzel Perry, B.A., LL.B. Minister for Juvenile Justice, 2 April, 2007 5 September, 2008 Minister for Western Sydney, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Citizenship.

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REES MINISTRY—No. 91. (5 September, 2008, to 4 December, 2009.) (ALP)

Nathan Rees ...... Premier. 5 September, 2008 8 September, 2008 Premier, and Minister for the Arts. 8 September, 2008 14 September, 2009 Premier, Minister for the Arts, and 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 Minister for the Central Coast. Carmel Mary Tebbutt, B.Ec ...... Deputy Premier. 5 September, 2008 8 September, 2008 Deputy Premier, Minister for 8 September, 2008 14 September, 2009 Climate Change and the Environment, and Minister for Commerce. Deputy Premier, and Minister for 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 Health. John Joseph Della Bosca, B.A...... Minister for Health, Minister for the 8 September, 2008 1 September, 2009 Member of the Legislative Council. Central Coast, and Vice President Resigned from Ministry of the Executive Council. John Hatzistergos, B.Ec., LL.M. .... Attorney General, and Minister for 8 September, 2008 11 September, 2008 Member of the Legislative Council. Justice. Attorney General, Minister for 11 September, 2008 30 January, 2009 Justice, and Minister for Industrial Relations. Attorney General, and Minister for 30 January, 2009 1 September, 2009 Industrial Relations. Attorney General, Minister for 1 September, 2009 14 September, 2009 Industrial Relations, Minister for Health, Minister for the Central Coast, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Attorney General, Minister for 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 Industrial Relations, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Eric Michael Roozendaal, B.A. Treasurer. 8 September, 2008 17 November, 2009 Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B ...... Treasurer, and Minister for State 17 November, 2009 4 December, 2009 Development. David Andrew Campbell ...... Minister for Transport. 8 September, 2008 11 September, 2008 Minister for Transport, and Minister 11 September, 2008 4 December, 2009 for the Illawarra. Verity Helen Firth, B.A., LL.B...... Minister for Education and 8 September, 2008 14 September, 2009 Training, and Minister for Women. Minister for Education and Training. 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 Kristina Kerscher Keneally ...... Minister for Planning, and Minister 8 September, 2008 17 November, 2009 for Redfern Waterloo. Minister for Planning, Minister for 17 November, 2009 4 December, 2009 Redfern Waterloo, and Minister for Infrastructure. Matthew James Brown, B.Math., Minister for Police, and Minister for 8 September, 2008 11 September, 2008 Resigned from Ministry LL.B.(Hons) ...... the Illawarra. Joseph Guerino Tripodi, Minister for Finance, Minister for 8 September, 2008 17 November, 2009 Resigned from Ministry B.Ec.(Hons) ...... Infrastructure, Minister for Regulatory Reform, and Minister for Ports and Waterways. Ian Michael Macdonald, Minister for Primary Industries, 8 September, 2008 4 November, 2008 Member of the Legislative Council. B.A.(Hons)...... Minister for Energy, Minister for Mineral Resources, and Minister for State Development. Minister for Primary Industries, 4 November, 2008 11 November, 2008 (Acting for A P Stewart – stood aside then Minister for Energy, Minister for removed from office) Mineral Resources, Minister for State Development, and Acting Minister for Small Business. Minister for Primary Industries, 11 November, 2008 14 September, 2009 Minister for Energy, Minister for Mineral Resources, and Minister for State Development. Minister for Primary Industries, 14 September, 2009 17 November, 2009 Resigned from Ministry Minister for Mineral Resources, and Minister for State Development.

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REES MINISTRY—No. 91. (5 September, 2008, to 4 December, 2009.) (ALP) —continued

Anthony Bernard Kelly, A.L.G.A. . Minister for Industrial Relations, 8 September, 2008 11 September, 2008 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Emergency Services, and Minister for Lands. Minister for Police, Minister for 11 September, 2008 30 January, 2009 Emergency Services, and Minister for Lands. Minister for Police, Minister for 30 January, 2009 14 September, 2009 Lands, and Minister for Rural Affairs. Minister for Lands. 14 September, 2009 17 November, 2009 Minister for Primary Industries, and 17 November, 2009 4 December, 2009 Minister for Lands. Linda Jean Burney, Hon.D.Ed. Minister for Community Services. 8 September, 2008 14 September, 2009 Dip.Ed., ...... Minister for Community Services, 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 and Minister for Women. Kevin Patrick Greene, Dip.Teach., Minister for Gaming and Racing, 8 September, 2008 4 December, 2009 B.Ed...... and Minister for Sport and Recreation. Paul Gerard Lynch ...... Minister for Ageing, Minister for 8 September, 2008 4 December, 2009 Disability Services, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Barbara Mazzel Perry, B.A., LL.B. Minister for Local Government, and 8 September, 2008 14 September, 2009 Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Mental Health). Minister for Local Government, and 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Mental Health and Cancer). Graham James West ...... Minister for Juvenile Justice, 8 September, 2008 23 January, 2009 Minister for Volunteering, and Minister for Youth. Minister for Juvenile Justice, 23 January, 2009 4 December, 2009 Minister for Volunteering, Minister for Youth, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Veterans’ Affairs. Michael John Daley ...... Minister for Roads. 8 September, 2008 14 September, 2009 Minister for Police. 14 September, 2009 17 November, 2009 Minister for Police, and Minister for 17 November, 2009 4 December, 2009 Finance. Phillip John Costa ...... Minister for Water, Minister for 8 September, 2008 30 January, 2009 Rural Affairs, and Minister for Regional Development. Minister for Water, and Minister for 30 January, 2009 4 December, 2009 Regional Development. Dianne Virginia Judge ...... Minister for Fair Trading, Minister 8 September, 2008 4 December, 2009 for Citizenship, and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts. David Lawrence Borger ...... Minister for Housing, and Minister 8 September, 2008 14 September, 2009 for Western Sydney. Minister for Housing, Minister for 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 Western Sydney, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport. Anthony Paul Stewart ...... Minister for Small Business, 8 September, 2008 4 November, 2008 Stood aside from Ministry. (Removed Minister for Science and Medical from Office 11 November, 2008) Research, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer). Jodi Leyanne McKay ...... Minister for Tourism, and Minister 8 September, 2008 4 November, 2008 for the Hunter. Minister for Tourism, Minister for 4 November, 2008 11 November, 2008 (Acting for A P Stewart – stood aside then the Hunter, Acting Minister for removed from office) Science and Medical Research, and Acting Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer).

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REES MINISTRY—No. 91. (5 September, 2008, to 4 December, 2009.) (ALP)—continued

Jodi Leyanne McKay ...... Minister for Tourism, Minister for 11 November, 2008 30 January, 2009 (continued) the Hunter, Minister for Small Business, Minister for Science and Medical Research, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer). Minister for Tourism, Minister for 30 January, 2009 14 September, 2009 the Hunter, Minister for Science and Medical Research, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer). Minister for Tourism, Minister for 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 the Hunter, Minister for Science and Medical Research, and Minister for Commerce. John Cameron Robertson ...... Minister for Corrective Services, 30 January, 2009 14 September, 2009 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Public Sector Reform, and Special Minister of State. Minister for Climate Change and the 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 Environment, Minister for Energy, Minister for Corrective Services, Minister for Public Sector Reform, and Special Minister of State. Steven James Robert Whan ...... Minister for Emergency Services, 30 January, 2009 14 September, 2009 and Minister for Small Business. Minister for Emergency Services, 14 September, 2009 4 December, 2009 Minister for Small Business, and Minister for Rural Affairs. Peter Thomas Primrose ...... Minister for Regulatory Reform, 17 November, 2009 4 December, 2009 Member of the Legislative Council. and Minister for Mineral Resources. Paul Edward McLeay ...... Minister for Ports and Waterways. 17 November, 2009 4 December, 2009

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KENEALLY MINISTRY—No. 92. (4 December, 2009, to 28 March, 2011.) (ALP)

Kristina Kerscher Keneally ...... Premier. 4 December, 2009 8 December, 2009 Premier, and Minister for Redfern 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Waterloo. Carmel Mary Tebbutt, B.Ec ...... Deputy Premier. 4 December, 2009 8 December, 2009 Deputy Premier, and Minister for 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Health. John Hatzistergos, B.Ec., LL.M. .... Attorney General, Minister for 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Member of the Legislative Council. Citizenship, Minister for Regulatory Reform, and Vice President of the Executive Council. Eric Michael Roozendaal, B.A. Treasurer. 6 December, 2009 8 December, 2009 Member of the Legislative Council. LL.B ...... Treasurer, and Special Minister for 8 December, 2009 5 June, 2010 State. Treasurer, Minister for State and 5 June, 2010 6 September, 2010 Regional Development, and Special Minister for State. Treasurer, Minister for State and 6 September, 2010 28 March, 2011 Regional Development, Minister for Ports and Waterways, Special Minister for State, and Minister for the Illawarra. David Andrew Campbell ...... Minister for Transport and Roads. 8 December, 2009 21 May, 2010 Resigned from Ministry. Verity Helen Firth, B.A., LL.B...... Minister for Education and 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Training. Anthony Bernard Kelly, A.L.G.A. . Minister for Planning, Minister for 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Member of the Legislative Council. Infrastructure, and Minister for Lands. Frank Ernest Sator...... Minister for Climate Change and the 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Environment, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer). Linda Jean Burney, Hon.D.Ed. Minister for the State Plan and 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Dip.Ed., ...... Minister for Community Services. Michael John Daley ...... Minister for Police, and Minister for 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Finance. John Cameron Robertson ...... Minister for Industrial Relations, 8 December, 2009 21 May, 2010 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Commerce, Minister for Energy, and Minister for Public Sector Reform. Minister for Transport. 21 May, 2010 5 June, 2010 Minister for Transport, and Minister 5 June, 2010 28 March, 2011 for the Central Coast. Ian Michael Macdonald, Minister for State and Regional 8 December, 2009 11 March, 2010 Member of the Legislative Council. B.A.(Hons)...... Development, Minister for Mineral and Forest Resources, and Minister for the Central Coast. Minister for State and Regional 11 March, 2010 5 June, 2010 Resigned from Ministry. Development, Minister for Mineral and Forest Resources, Minister for Major Events, and Minister for the Central Coast. Paul Gerard Lynch ...... Minister for Ageing, Minister for 8 December, 2009 21 May, 2010 Disability Services, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, 21 May, 2010 28 March, 2011 Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister for Commerce, Minister for Energy, and Minister for Public Sector Reform. Steven James Robert Whan ...... Minister for Primary Industries, 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Minister for Emergency Services, and Minister for Rural Affairs. Jodi Leyanne McKay ...... Minister for Tourism, Minister for 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 the Hunter, Minister for Science and Medical Research, and Minister for Women.

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KENEALLY MINISTRY—No. 92. (4 December, 2009, to 28 March, 2011.) (ALP)—continued

David Lawrence Borger ...... Minister for Housing, Minister for 8 December, 2009 21 May, 2010 Western Sydney, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport and Roads. Minister for Roads, and Minister for 21 May, 2010 28 March, 2011 Western Sydney. Barbara Mazzel Perry, B.A., LL.B. Minister for Local Government, 8 December, 2009 5 June, 2010 Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Mental Health). Minister for Local Government, 5 June, 2010 28 March, 2011 Minister for Juvenile Justice, Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Mental Health). Phillip John Costa ...... Minister for Water, and Minister for 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Corrective Services. Kevin Patrick Greene, Dip.Teach., Minister for Gaming and Racing, 8 December, 2009 5 June, 2010 B.Ed...... and Minister for Sport and Recreation. Minister for Gaming and Racing, 5 June, 2010 28 March, 2011 Minister for Major Events, and Minister for Sport and Recreation. Dianne Virginia Judge ...... Minister for Fair Trading, and 8 December, 2009 28 March, 2011 Minister for the Arts. Graham James West ...... Minister for Juvenile Justice. 8 December, 2009 5 June, 2010 Resigned from Ministry. Paul Edward McLeay ...... Minister for Ports and Waterways, 8 December, 2009 5 June, 2010 and Minister for the Illawarra. Minister for Ports and Waterways, 5 June, 2010 6 September, 2010 Resigned from Ministry. Minister for Mineral and Forest Resources, and Minister for the Illawarra. Peter Thomas Primrose ...... Minister for Small Business, 8 December, 2009 21 May, 2010 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Volunteering, Minister for Youth, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Veterans’ Affairs. Minister for Ageing, Minister for 21 May, 2010 28 March, 2011 Disability Services, Minister for Volunteering, and Minister for Youth. Francesco Terenzini ...... Minister for Housing, Minister for 21 May, 2010 28 March, 2011 Small Business, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Veterans’ Affairs.

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O'FARRELL-STONER MINISTRY—No. 93. (28 March, 2011, to 17 April, 2014.) (Coalition)

Barry Robert O’Farrell ...... Premier. 28 March, 2011 3 April, 2011 Premier, and Minister for Western 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Sydney. Andrew John Stoner ...... Deputy Premier. 28 March, 2011 3 April, 2011 Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services. Jillian Gell Skinner ...... Minister for Health, and Minister 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 for Medical Research. Adrian Piccoli ...... Minister for Education. 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Michael Joseph Gallacher ...... Minister for Police and Emergency 3 April, 2011 18 December, 2013 Member of the Legislative Council. Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Minister for Police and Emergency 18 December, 2013 17 April, 2014 Services, Minister for the Central Coast, and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Duncan John Gay ...... Minister for Roads and Ports. 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Member of the Legislative Council. Bradley Ronald Hazzard ...... Minister for Planning and 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW. Christopher Peter Hartcher ...... Minister for Resources and Energy, 3 April, 2011 9 December, 2013 Resigned from Ministry. Special Minister of State, and Minister for the Central Coast. Gladys Berejiklian ...... Minister for Transport. 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 George Souris ...... Minister for Tourism, Major Events, 3 April, 2011 18 December, 2013 Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts. Minister for Tourism, Major Events, 18 December, 2013 17 April, 2014 Hospitality and Racing, Minister for the Arts, and Minister for the Hunter. Michael Bruce Baird ...... Treasurer. 3 April, 2011 12 September, 2012 Treasurer, and Minister for 12 September, 2012 17 April, 2014 Industrial Relations. Gregory Stephen Pearce ...... Minister for Finance and Services, 3 April, 2011 2 August, 2013 Member of the Legislative Council. and Minister for the Illawarra. Resigned from Ministry. Katrina Ann Hodgkinson ...... Minister for Primary Industries, and 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Minister for Small Business. Andrew James Constance ...... Minister for Ageing, and Minister 3 April, 2011 2 August, 2013 for Disability Services. Minister for Finance and Services. 2 August, 2013 17 April, 2014 Gregory Eugene Smith ...... Attorney General, and Minister for 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Justice. Donald Loftus Page ...... Minister for Local Government, and 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Minister for the North Coast. Prudence Jane Goward ...... Minister for Family and Community 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Services, and Minister for Women. Anthony John Roberts ...... Minister for Fair Trading. 3 April, 2011 9 December, 2013 Minister for Resources and Energy, 9 December, 2013 17 April, 2014 and Special Minister of State. Kevin John Humphries ...... Minister for Mental Health, Minister 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 for Healthy Lifestyles, and Minister for Western New South Wales. Robyn Mary Parker ...... Minister for the Environment, and 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Minister for Heritage. Victor Michael Dominello ...... Minister for Citizenship and 3 April, 2011 17 April, 2014 Communities, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Graham Annesley...... Minister for Sport and Recreation. 3 April, 2011 30 August, 2013 Resigned from Ministry. John George Ajaka ...... Minister for Ageing, Minister for 2 August, 2013 17 April, 2014 Member of the Legislative Council. Disability Services, and Minister for the Illawarra. Gabrielle Cecelia Upton ...... Minister for Sport and Recreation. 30 August, 2013 17 April, 2014

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O'FARRELL-STONER MINISTRY—No. 93. (28 March, 2011, to 17 April, 2014.) (Coalition)—continued

Stuart Laurence Ayres ...... Minister for Fair Trading, and 9 December, 2013 17 April, 2014 Minister Assisting the Premier on Western Sydney.

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BAIRD-STONER/GRANT MINISTRY—No. 94. (17 April, 2014 to 2 April, 2015.) (Coalition)

Michael Bruce Baird ...... Premier. 17 April, 2014 23 April, 2014 Premier, Minister for Infrastructure, 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 and Minister for Western Sydney Andrew John Stoner ...... Deputy Premier. 17 April, 2014 23 April, 2014 Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade 23 April, 2014 17 October, 2014 Resigned from Ministry. and Investment, Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services, Minister for Tourism and Major Events, Minister for Small Business, and Minister for the North Coast. Troy Wayne Grant ...... Minister for Hospitality, Gaming 23 April, 2014 17 October, 2014 and Racing, and Minister for the Arts. Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade 17 October, 2014 2 April, 2015 and Investment, Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services, Minister for Tourism and Major Events, Minister for Hospitality, Gaming and Racing, and Minister for the Arts. Gladys Berejiklian ...... Minister for Transport. 17 April, 2014 23 April, 2014 Minister for Transport, and Minister 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 for the Hunter. Adrian Piccoli ...... Minister for Education. 17 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Michael Joseph Gallacher ...... Minister for Police and Emergency 23 April, 2014 7 May, 2014 Member of the Legislative Council. Services, Minister for Industrial Resigned from Ministry. Relations, Minister for the Central Coast, and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Duncan John Gay ...... Minister for Roads and Freight. 23 April, 2014 7 May, 2014 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Roads and Freight, and 7 May, 2014 2 April, 2015 Vice-President of the Executive Council. Anthony John Roberts ...... Minister for Resources and Energy, 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 and Special Minister of State. Jillian Gell Skinner ...... Minister for Health, and Minister 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 for Medical Research. Andrew James Constance ...... Treasurer. 23 April, 2014 7 May, 2014 Treasurer, and Minister for 7 May, 2014 2 April, 2015 Industrial Relations. Prudence Jane Goward ...... Minister for Planning, and Minister 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 for Women. Bradley Ronald Hazzard ...... Attorney General, and Minister for 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Justice. Gabrielle Cecelia Upton ...... Minister for Family and Community 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Services. Katrina Ann Hodgkinson ...... Minister for Primary Industries, and 23 April, 2014 17 October, 2014 Resigned as Assistant Minister. Assistant Minister for Tourism and Major Events.

Minister for Primary Industries 17 October, 2014 2 April, 2015 Kevin John Humphries ...... Minister for Natural Resources, 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Lands and Water, and Minister for Western NSW. John George Ajaka ...... Minister for Ageing, Minister for 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Member of the Legislative Council. Disability Services, and Minister for the Illawarra. Stuart Laurence Ayres ...... Minister for Fair Trading, Minister 23 April, 2014 7 May, 2014 for Sport and Recreation, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Western Sydney. Minister for Police and Emergency 7 May, 2014 2 April, 2015 Services, Minister for Sport and Recreation, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Western Sydney. Victor Michael Dominello ...... Minister for Citizenship and 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Communities, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Minister for

Veterans Affairs, and Assistant Minister for Education.

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BAIRD-STONER/GRANT MINISTRY—No. 94. (17 April, 2014 to 2 April, 2015.) (Coalition)—continued Robert Gordon Stokes ...... Minister for the Environment, 23 April, 2014 7 May, 2014 Minister for Heritage, and Assistant Minister for Planning. Minister for the Environment, 7 May, 2014 2 April, 2015 Minister for Heritage, Minister for the Central Coast, and Assistant Minister for Planning. Dominic Francis Perrottet ...... Minister for Finance and Services. 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Paul Lawrence Toole ...... Minister for Local Government. 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Jai Travers Rowell ...... Minister for Mental Health, and 23 April, 2014 2 April, 2015 Assistant Minister for Health. Matthew Ryan Mason Cox ...... Minister for Fair Trading. 7 May, 2014 2 April, 2015 Member of the Legislative Council.

Giovanni Domenic Barilaro…….. Minister for Small Business, and 17 October, 2014 2 April, 2015 Minister for Regional Tourism

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BAIRD-GRANT/BARILARO MINISTRY—No. 95. (2 April, 2015 to 23 January, 2017) (Coalition) Michael Bruce Baird ...... Premier, and Minister for Western 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Sydney. Troy Wayne Grant ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for Justice 2 April, 2015 15 November, 2016 and Police, Minister for the Arts, and Minister for Racing. Minister for Justice and Police, 15 November, 2016 23 January, 2017 Minister for the Arts, and Minister for Racing. Giovanni Domenic Barilaro ...... Minister for Regional Development, 2 April, 2015 15 November, 2016 Minister for Skills, and Minister for Small Business. Deputy Premier, Minister for 15 November, 2016 23 January, 2017 Regional Development, Minister for Skills, and Minister for Small Business. Gladys Berejiklian ...... Treasurer, and Minister for 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Industrial Relations. Adrian Piccoli ...... Minister for Education. 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017

Duncan John Gay ...... Minister for Roads, Maritime and 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Member of the Legislative Council. Freight, and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Anthony John Roberts ...... Minister for Industry, Resources and 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Energy. Jillian Gell Skinner ...... Minister for Health. 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017

Andrew James Constance ...... Minister for Transport and 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Infrastructure. Bradley Ronald Hazzard ...... Minister for Family and Community 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Services, and Minister for Social Housing. Robert Gordon Stokes ...... Minister for Planning. 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017

Dominic Francis Perrottet ...... Minister for Finance, Services and 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Property. Gabrielle Cecelia Upton ...... Attorney General. 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017

Prudence Jane Goward ...... Minister for Mental Health, Minister 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 for Medical Research, Assistant Minister for Health, Minister for Women, and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. John George Ajaka ...... Minister for Ageing, Minister for 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Member of the Legislative Council. Disability Services, and Minister for Multiculturalism. Stuart Laurence Ayres ...... Minister for Trade, Tourism and 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Major Events, and Minister for Sport. Victor Michael Dominello ...... Minister for Innovation and Better 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Regulation. Paul Lawrence Toole ...... Minister for Local Government. 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017

Niall Mark Blair ...... Minister for Primary Industries, and 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Lands and Water. Mark Raymond Speakman ...... Minister for the Environment, 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Minister for Heritage, and Assistant Minister for Planning. David Andrew Elliott ...... Minister for Corrections, Minister 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 for Emergency Services, and Minister for Veterans Affairs. Leslie Gladys Williams ...... Minister for Early Childhood 2 April, 2015 23 January, 2017 Education, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, and Assistant Minister for Education.

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BEREJIKLIAN-BARILARO MINISTRY—No. 96. (23 January, 2017 to 2 April, 2019) (Coalition) Gladys Berejiklian ...... Premier. 23 January, 2017 2 April,2019

Giovanni Domenic Barilaro ...... Deputy Premier. 23 January, 2017 30 January, 2017

Deputy Premier, Minister for 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Regional New South Wales, Minister for Skills, and Minister for Small Business. Dominic Francis Perrottet ...... Treasurer, and Minister for 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Industrial Relations. Niall Mark Blair ...... Minister for Primary Industries, 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Member of the Legislative Council. Minister for Regional Water, and Minister for Trade and Industry. Donald Thomas Harwin ...... Minister for Resources, Minister for 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Member of the Legislative Council. Energy and Utilities, Minister for the Arts, and Vice-President of the Executive Council. Anthony John Roberts ...... Minister for Planning, Minister for 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Housing, and Special Minister of State. Andrew James Constance ...... Minister for Transport and 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Infrastructure. Bradley Ronald Hazzard ...... Minister for Health, and Minister 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 for Medical Research. Robert Gordon Stokes ...... Minister for Education. 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019

Mark Raymond Speakman ...... Attorney General. 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019

Troy Wayne Grant ...... Minister for Police, and Minister for 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Emergency Services. Victor Michael Dominello ...... Minister for Finance, Services and 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Property. Prudence Jane Goward ...... Minister for Family and Community 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Services, Minister for Social Housing, and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. Paul Lawrence Toole ...... Minister for Lands and Forestry, 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 and Minister for Racing. David Andrew Elliott ...... Minister for Counter Terrorism, 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Minister for Corrections, and Minister for Veterans Affairs. Gabrielle Cecelia Upton ...... Minister for the Environment, 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Minister for Local Government, and Minister for Heritage. Stuart Laurence Ayres ...... Minister for Western Sydney, 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Minister for WestConnex, and Minister for Sport. Melinda Jane Pavey ...... Minister for Roads, Maritime and 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Freight. Matthew John Kean ...... Minister for Innovation and Better 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Regulation. Adam John Marshall ...... Minister for Tourism and Major 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Events, and Assistant Minister for Skills. Tanya Davies ...... Minister for Mental Health, Minister 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 for Women, and Minister for Ageing. Sarah Mitchell ...... Minister for Early Childhood 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Member of the Legislative Council. Education, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, and Assistant Minister for Education. Raymond Craig Williams ...... Minister for Multiculturalism, and 30 January, 2017 2 April,2019 Minister for Disability Services.

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BEREJIKLIAN-BARILARO MINISTRY—No. 97. (2 April, 2019 to ) (Coalition) Gladys Berejiklian ...... Premier. 2 April, 2019

Giovanni Domenic Barilaro ...... Deputy Premier, Minister for 2 April, 2019 Regional New South Wales, Industry and Trade. Dominic Francis Perrottet ...... Treasurer. 2 April, 2019

Paul Lawrence Toole ...... Minister for Regional Transport and 2 April, 2019 Roads. Donald Thomas Harwin ...... Special Minister of State, Minister 2 April, 2019 15 April, 2020 Member of the Legislative Council. for the Public Service and Resigned from Ministry Employee Relations, Aboriginal

Affairs, and the Arts, and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Special Minister of State, Minister 3 July, 2020 for the Public Service and Employee Relations, Aboriginal Affairs, and the Arts, and Vice- President of the Executive Council. Andrew James Constance ...... Minister for Transport and Roads. 2 April, 2019

Bradley Ronald Hazzard ...... Minister for Health and Medical 2 April, 2019 Research. Robert Gordon Stokes ...... Minister for Planning and Public 2 April, 2019 Spaces. Mark Raymond Speakman ...... Attorney General, and Minister for 2 April, 2019 the Prevention of Domestic Violence. Victor Michael Dominello ...... Minister for Customer Service. 2 April, 2019

Sarah Mitchell ...... Minister for Education and Early 2 April, 2019 Member of the Legislative Council. Childhood Learning. David Andrew Elliott ...... Minister for Police and Emergency 2 April, 2019 Services. Melinda Jane Pavey ...... Minister for Water, Property and 2 April, 2019 Housing. Stuart Laurence Ayres ...... Minister for Jobs, Investment, 2 April, 2019 Tourism and Western Sydney. Matthew John Kean ...... Minister for Energy and 2 April, 2019 Environment. Adam John Marshall ...... Minister for Agriculture and 2 April, 2019 Western New South Wales.

Anthony John Roberts ...... Minister for Counter Terrorism and 2 April, 2019 Corrections. Shelley Elizabeth Hancock...... Minister for Local Government. 2 April, 2019

Kevin John Anderson ...... Minister for Better Regulation and 2 April, 2019 Innovation. Geoffrey Lee ...... Minister for Skills and Tertiary 2 April, 2019 Education. Anthony John Sidoti...... Minister for Sport, Multiculturalism, 2 April, 2019 Seniors and Veterans. Bronwyn Taylor ...... Minister for Mental Health, 2 April, 2019 Member of the Legislative Council. Regional Youth and Women. Gareth James Ward ...... Minister for Families, Communities 2 April, 2019 and Disability Services. Damien Francis Tudehope ...... Minister for Finance and Small 2 April, 2019 Member of the Legislative Council. Business. Vice-President of the Executive 15 April, 2020 3 July, 2020 Council.

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