JOURNALS

OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

FIRST SESSION

OF THE FORTY-EIGHTH PARLIAMENT OF TASMANIA

ANNO LXIIII ELIZ. II, 2015

Session 1 of the 48th Parliament

Vol. 268

Printed by Mercury-Walch Pty Ltd under authority of the Government of the State of Tasmania

315238 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

Abstract of Petitions Presented during 1st Session of 2015

Select Committees Appointed during 1st Session of 2014

List of Members and Officers of the House

Parliaments since the Introduction of Responsible Government

Members of each Ministry since the Introduction of Responsible Government

Votes and Proceedings, being the Journals of the House—Pages 248 to 562

Notices of Motion and Orders of the Day—Pages 447 to 1044

Notices of Question—Pages 40 to 69

2 ABSTRACT of Petitions presented to the House of Assembly during the First Session of the Forty-Eighth Parliament 2015—continued

No. From Whom and Abstract of Prayer of Petition By Whom Date of Remarks Whence Presented Presented Presentation

1 535 Citizens of Tasmania Praying that the House call on the Govern- Mr Jaensch 4 March 2015 Received ment to consider installing traffic lights at the corner of Mount and Thorne Streets, Burnie

2 196 Citizens of Tasmania Praying that the Government reverse cuts to Mr Green 19 March 2015 Received the public education system

3 5621 Citizens of Tasmania Praying that no funding is reduced or health Mr White 18 August 2015 Received services be downgraded at the Mersey Com- munity Hospital

4 352 Citizens of Tasmania Praying the House acknowledge the current Ms Dawkins 17 November 2015 Received innovation and support provided to students with a disability on the Northern Campus of the Tasmanian school and call on the Minis- ter for Education to immediately reverse the 2016 Tasmanian eSchool staffing cuts

5 142 Citizens of Tasmania Praying that the House urge the State Govern- Ms O'Connor 17 November 2015 Received ment to update the Terms of Reference used by the Economic Regulator to set the FIT to reflect the wider economic employment and environmental benefits to Tasmania of the installation of solar PV on homes and busi- nesses; set a FIT rate that applies for at least 3 years to provide certainty for people wanting to invest in solar; instruct Tas Networks that implentation of the meeting solution that off- sets both tariff is a high priority; and instruct Tas Networks that solar owners should not have to pay for a replacement meter if this is necessary to implement the correct software 6 11 Citizens of Tasmania Praying that the House Legislate to remove Mr Barnett 18 November 2015 Received section 17(1) of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1998

7 11 Citizens of Tasmania Praying that the House Legislate to remove Mr Llewellyn 18 November 2015 Received section 17(1) of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1998

8 450 Citizens of Tasmania Praying that the House call on the State Liber- Mr Llewellyn 18 November 2015 Received al Government to continue funding all Online Access Centres throughout Tasmania

9 4721 Citizens of Tasmania Praying that the House support an applica- Mr Barnett 18 November 2015 Received tion to the British Admiralty Board to award Teddy Sheehan a posthumous Victoria Cross

10 449 Residents of Tasmania Praying that the House call on the Govern- Mr Green 19 November 2015 Received ment to immediately rule out abolishing tariff 41

3 SELECT COMMITTEES Appointed during the First Session of the Forty-Eighth Parliament 2014

Date of No. Subject Members Appointment Remarks

1 Public Works Mr Brooks and Ms Ogilvie and Mrs Rylah 6 May 2014 Committee (Standing)

2 Subordinate Legislation Mr Barnett, Mr Jaensch and Ms Ogilvie 6 May 2014 Committee (Standing)

3 Public Accounts Mr Bacon, Ms Courtney and Mrs Rylah 6 May 2014 Committee (Standing)

4 Privileges Committee The Speaker, the Chair of Committees, the 6 May 2014 (Standing) Minister for Health, Ms Giddings and Mr Llewellyn

5 Standing Orders The Speaker, the Chair of Committees, the 6 May 2014 Committee (Standing) Minister for Health, Mr Green and Mr Llewellyn

6 Library Committee The Speaker, the Chair of Committees, 6 May 2014 (Joint Sessional) the Minister for Human Services, and Mr Bacon, Mr Jaensch and Ms White

7 House Committee (Joint The Speaker, the Chair of Committees, 6 May 2014 Sessional) and Mr Llewellyn

8 Printing Committee The Speaker, the Chair of Committees, 6 May 2014 (Select) Mr Barnett, Ms Ogilvie and Ms White

9 Integrity Committee Mr Barnett, Ms Giddings and Mr McKim 6 May 2014 (Standing)

10 Community Development Mr Barnett, Ms Courtney, Mr Jaensch, 26 June 2014 (Standing) MsO'Connor abnd Ms White

11 Greyhound Racing Mr Bacon, Ms Courtney, Ms O'Connor 26 March 2015 in Tasmania (Joint) and Mrs Rylah

S. DONNELLY, Clerk of the House

4 LIST of Members of the House of Assembly returned from the Electoral Districts to the Forty-Eighth Parliament of Tasmania, which met in its First Session on the Twenty-Ninth Day of March 2014

BASS

Kim Dion Booth...... Resigned 22 May 2015 Succeeded By Andrea Dawkins...... Elected 9 June 2015 Sarah Courtney...... Elected 28 March 2014 Michael Ferguson...... ” Peter Carl Gutwein...... ” Michelle Anne O'Byrne...... ”

BRADDON

Adam Richard Brooks...... Elected 28 March 2014 Bryan Alexander Green...... ” Roger Jaensch...... ” Jeremy Page Rockliff...... ” Joan Rylah...... ”

DENISON

Elise Nicole Archer...... Elected 29 March 2014 Scott Bacon...... ” Matthew Guy Groom...... ” Madeline Ogilvie...... ” Cassandra Stanwell O'Connor...... ”

FRANKLIN

Nicholas James McKim...... Resigned 4 August 2015 Succeeded By Rosalie Woodruff...... Elected 17 August 2015 Larissa Tahireh Giddings...... Elected 29 March 2014 Paul Harris...... ” William Edward Felix Hodgman...... ” Jacqueline Anne Petrusma...... ”

LYONS

Guy Barnett...... Elected 28 March 2014 Marinus Theodoor Hidding...... ” David Llewellyn...... ” Mark David Shelton...... ” Rebecca Peta White...... ”

5 OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE

Date of Appointment Speaker...... The Honourable Elise Nicole Archer...... Elected 6 May 2014

Chair of Committees...... Mark David Shelton...... Elected 6 May 2014

Clerk of the House...... Shane Gerard Donnelly, b.a. ‡...... 17 March 2015

Deputy Clerk...... Laura Elizabeth Ross§...... 17 March 2015

Clerk Assistant and Sergeant-at-Arms...... Stephanie Kate Hesford, b.soc.sci. (hons)† 17 March 2015

Second Clerk-Assistant...... Todd Trenton Buttsworth, bmedia, mllp.* 9 June 2015

Clerk of Papers...... Barry Roberts ¶...... 1 January 1990

Principal Parliamentary Attendant...... Shereelyn Lea Cupit **...... 23 June 2014

Editor of Debates...... Helen Mary Allmich † †...... 15 October 2012

‡ Date of first appointment, 19 December 1988. § Date of first appointment, 4 January 2011. † Date of first appointment, 23 June 2014. * Date of first appointment, 9 June 2014. ¶ Date of first appointment, 15 March 1974. ** Date of first appointment, 23 June 2014. †† Date of first appointment, 15 October 2012.

6 PARLIAMENTS

RETURN showing the Number of Parliaments of Tasmania since the inauguration of Responsible Government; also the number of Sessions, and the Dates of Opening and Closing the same.

1 2 December 1856 5 June 1857 2 13 October 1857 25 February 1858 I 3 7 September 1858 5 November 1858 4 9 December 1858 10 December 1858 5 4 August 1859 23 September 1859 6 18 July 1860 4 October 1860 Dissolved 8 May 1861 1 15 August 1861 1 February 1862 II 2 22 July 1862 20 October 1862 Dissolved 21 October 1862 1 15 January 1863 25 March 1863 2 16 June 1863 29 September 1863 III 3 13 October 1863 17 October 1863 4 29 June 1864 21 September 1864 5 18 July 1865 29 September 1865 6 31 July 1866 10 September 1866 Dissolved 18 September 1866 1 20 November 1866 20 February 1867 2 20 August 1867 11 October 1867 IV 3 28 July 1868 17 September 1868 4 24 August 1869 22 October 1869 5 23 August 1870 18 October 1870 Dissolved 7 August 1871

V 1 7 November 1871 21 December 1871 2 25 June 1872 19 August 1872 Dissolved 20 August 1872 1 22 October 1872 27 December 1872 2 17 June 1873 31 October 1873 3 21 July 1874 18 September 1874 4 27 July 1875 30 September 1875 VI 5 26 October 1875 3 November 1875 6 12 September 1876 20 November 1876 7 18 January 1877 27 January 1877 8 24 April 1877 17 May 1877 Dissolved 19 May 1877 1 12 July 1877 9 August 1877 2 25 September 1877 11 December 1877 3 16 July 1878 19 June 1879 VII 4 9 September 1879 11 March 1880 5 10 August 1880 1 November 1880 6 19 July 1881 8 November 1881 Dissolved 5 May 1882 1 11 July 1882 6 November 1882 2 24 July 1883 29 October 1883 VIII 3 14 December 1883 20 December 1883 4 1 July 1884 24 November 1884 5 21 July 1885 5 December 1885 Dissolved 28 June 1886 1 24 August 1886 8 December 1886 2 12 July 1887 20 December 1887 IX 3 29 May 1888 4 February 1889 4 9 July 1889 11 December 1889 5 1 July 1890 28 November 1890 Dissolved 30 April 1891

7 PARLIAMENTS—continued

No. of Parliament No. of Session Date of Opening Day of Closing or Dissolution

1 7 July 1891 23 December 1891 X 2 26 July 1892 21 December 1892 3 18 July 1893 14 November 1893 Dissolved 2 December 1893 1 27 February 1894 3 September 1894 2 23 October 1894 26 October 1894 XI 3 25 June 1895 24 October 1895 4 7 January 1896 10 January 1896 5 7 July 1896 26 November 1896 Dissolved 29 December 1896 1 9 March 1897 11 March 1897 2 13 July 1897 24 December 1897 XII 3 3 May 1898 29 October 1898 4 30 May 1899 22 December 1899 Dissolved 26 January 1900 1 24 April 1900 11 January 1901 2 28 May 1901 8 January 1902 XIII 3 22 July 1902 1 November 1902 4 12 November 1902 20 December 1902 Dissolved 11 March 1903 1 21 May 1903 25 May 1903 2 18 August 1903 8 January 1904 XIV 3 15 March 1904 24 May 1904 4 7 June 1904 11 November 1904 5 11 July 1905 20 November 1905 Dissolved 2 March 1906 1 29 May 1906 18 June 1906 2 10 July 1906 30 November 1906 XV 3 9 July 1907 5 December 1907 4 14 July 1908 14 December 1908 Dissolved 26 March 1909 1 29 June 1909 13 January 1910 XVI 2 12 July 1910 13 January 1911 3 18 July 1911 23 January 1912 Dissolved 4 April 1912 XVII 1 2 July 1912 19 December 1912 Dissolved 27 December 1912 1 22 April 1913 6 January 1914 XVIII 2 25 March 1914 18 February 1915 3 30 June 1915 20 January 1916 Dissolved 9 February 1916 1 16 May 1916 18 May 1916 2 1 August 1916 27 February 1917 XIX 3 31 July 1917 5 May 1918 4 30 July 1918 25 January 1919 Dissolved 5 April 1919 1 22 July 1919 6 January 1920 XX 2 3 August 1920 11 January 1921 3 27 July 1921 14 February 1922 Dissolved 27 April 1922

8 PARLIAMENTS—continued

No. of Parliament No. of Session Date of Opening Day of Closing or Dissolution

1 25 June 1922 6 April 1923 XXI 2 26 June 1923 9 April 1924 3 29 July 1924 23 February 1925 Dissolved 20 April 1925 1 28 July 1925 30 April 1926 2 27 July 1926 18 February 1927 XXII 3 24 May 1927 21 June 1927 4 27 July 1927 20 January 1928 Dissolved 12 April 1928 1 17 July 1928 2 August 1928 2 22 August 1928 11 February 1929 XXIII 3 26 June 1929 20 January 1930 4 16 July 1930 26 January 1931 Dissolved 25 March 1931 1 8 July 1931 22 January 1932 2 2 March 1932 4 April 1932 XXIV 3 25 May 1932 17 March 1933 4 23 June 1933 29 June 1933 5 27 September 1933 21 December 1933 Dissolved 30 April 1934 1 18 July 1934 28 August 1934 2 25 September 1934 25 February 1935 XXV 3 24 July 1935 6 February 1936 4 28 July 1936 14 January 1937 Dissolved 14 January 1937 1 23 March 1937 14 July 1937 2 28 September 1937 4 February 1938 3 20 July 1938 25 November 1938 4 30 November 1938 7 March 1939 XXVI 5 25 July 1939 15 September 1939 6 24 October 1939 16 February 1940 7 14 May 1940 11 September 1940 8 8 October 1940 17 April 1941 9 20 May 1941 12 November 1941 Dissolved 14 November 1941 1 10 February 1942 12 February 1943 2 30 March 1943 27 July 1944 XXVII 3 27 September 1944 4 September 1945 4 25 September 1945 22 July 1946 5 4 September 1946 25 October 1946 Dissolved 29 October 1946 1 26 February 1947 5 February 1948 XXVIII 2 18 February 1948 26 July 1948 Dissolved 26 July 1948 1 8 September 1948 8 March 1949 XXIX 2 15 March 1949 2 February 1950 Dissolved 23 March 1950 1 7 June 1950 26 February 1951 2 20 March 1951 18 February 1952 XXX 3 25 March 1952 20 February 1953 4 3 March 1953 2 February 1954 5 22 February 1954 14 January 1955 Dissolved 14 January 1955

9 PARLIAMENTS—continued

No. of Parliament No. of Session Date of Opening Day of Closing or Dissolution

1 13 April 1955 29 February 1956 XXXI 2 14 March 1956 20 September 1956 Dissolved 20 September 1956 1 29 October 1956 27 November 1956 XXXII 2 4 December 1956 18 March 1958 3 13 May 1958 24 February 1959 Dissolved 9 April 1959 1 2 June 1959 22 March 1960 2 27 April 1960 14 April 1961 XXXIII 3 20 June 1961 15 March 1962 4 20 March 1962 19 February 1963 5 6 March 1963 9 March 1964 Dissolved 2 April 1964 1 25 June 1964 13 April 1965 2 28 April 1965 22 March 1966 XXXIV 3 18 May 1966 10 March 1967 4 24 May 1967 11 March 1968 5 30 April 1968 18 March 1969 Dissolved 11 April 1969 1 17 June 1969 24 February 1970 2 11 March 1970 17 February 1971 XXXV 3 3 March 1971 15 February 1972 4 8 March 1972 15 March 1972 Dissolved 15 March 1972 1 7 June 1972 5 March 1973 2 21 March 1973 1 March 1974 XXXVI 3 20 March 1974 14 March 1975 4 2 April 1975 10 March 1976 5 30 March 1976 17 November 1976 Dissolved 17 November 1976 1 14 February 1977 18 July 1978 XXXVII 2 15 August 1978 14 December 1978 3 13 March 1979 21 June 1979 Dissolved 2 July 1979 1 11 September 1979 13 February 1980 2 5 March 1980 7 July 1981 XXXVIII 3 25 August 1981 14 December 1981 4 26 March 1982 26 March 1982 Dissolved 27 March 1982 1 15 June 1982 8 March 1983 2 6 April 1983 21 February 1984 XXXIX 3 21 March 1984 14 February 1985 4 6 March 1985 7 January 1986 Dissolved 7 January 1986 1 12 March 1986 2 February 1987 XL 2 4 March 1987 14 March 1988 3 30 March 1988 18 April 1989 Dissolved 18 April 1989 1 28 June 1989 28 February 1990 XLI 2 3 April 1990 28 February 1991 3 3 April 1991 2 January 1992 Dissolved 2 January 1992 1 14 April 1992 5 February 1993 XLII 2 2 March 1993 22 March 1994 3 12 April 1994 1 March 1995 4 28 March 1995 24 January 1996 Expired 25 January 1996

10 PARLIAMENTS—continued

No. of Parliament No. of Session Date of Opening Day of Closing or Dissolution 1 23 April 1996 28 February 1997 XLIII 2 11 March 1997 17 March 1998 3 24 March 1998 29 July 1998 Dissolved 29 July 1998 1 6 October 1998 21 March 2000 XLIV 2 30 March 2000 1 February 2002 3 12 March 2002 Dissolved 21 June 2002

1 24 September 2002 5 March 2004 XLV 2 7 April 2004 Dissolved 17 February 2006

1 30 May 2006 22 February 2008 XLVI 2 4 March 2008 12 February 2010 Dissolved 12 February 2010

XLVII 1 4 May 2010 Dissolved 12 February 2014

XLVIII 1 6 May 2014

S. DONNELLY, Clerk of the House

11 MINISTRIES

NAMES of the Members of the successive Ministries which have held Office in Tasmania since the inauguration of Responsible Government, together with the Dates of their Appointment and Retirement.

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

William Thomas Napier Champ... Colonial Secretary and Premier Thomas Daniel Chapman...... Colonial Treasurer 1 Nov. 1856 26 Feb. 1857 I Francis Smith...... Attorney-General John Warrington Rogers...... Solicitor-General 15 Dec. 1856 26 Feb. 1857 Henry Frampton Anstey...... Secretary of Lands and Works 1 Nov. 1856 26 Feb. 1857 William Edward Nairn...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

Thomas George Gregson...... Colonial Secretary and Premier Charles Meredith...... Colonial Treasurer II John Compton Gregson...... Attorney-General 26 Feb. 1857 25 April 1857 James Whyte...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Maxwell Miller...... Seat in Ex. Council without office John Helder Wedge...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

William Pritchard Weston...... Premier without office William Henty...... Colonial Secretary III Frederick Maitland Innes...... Colonial Treasurer 25 April 1857 12 May 1857 Francis Smith...... Attorney General Thomas John Knight...... Solicitor-General Robert Quayle Kermode...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

Francis Smith...... Attorney-General and Premier William Henty...... Colonial Secretary Frederick Maitland Innes...... Colonial Treasurer IV Thomas John Knight...... Solicitor-General 12 May 1857 1 Nov. 1860 Robert Quayle Kermode...... Seat in Ex. Council without office William Pritchard Weston...... Seat in Ex. Council without office John Walker...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

William Pritchard Weston...... Premier without office 1 Nov. 1860 22 July 1861 William Henty...... Colonial Secretary 1 Nov. 1860 2 Aug. 1861 Frederick Maitland Innes...... Colonial Treasurer V Thomas John Knight...... Attorney-General 2 Nov. 1860 4 Feb. 1861 succeeded by William Lambert Dobson...... Attorney-General 5 Feb. 1861 2 Aug. 1861 William Archer...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 2 Nov. 1860

Thomas Daniel Chapman...... Premier without office 2 Aug. 1861 1 Nov. 1863 William Henty...... Colonial Secretary succeeded by Frederick Maitland Innes...... Colonial Secretary 1 Nov. 1862 20 Jan. 1863 VI Frederick Maitland Innes...... Colonial Treasurer 2 Aug. 1861 1 Nov. 1862 succeeded by Thomas Daniel Chapman...... Colonial Treasurer and Premier 1 Nov. 1862 20 Jan. 1863 William Lambert Dobson...... Attorney-General 2 Aug. 1861

James Whyte...... Colonial Secretary and Premier Charles Meredith...... Colonial Treasurer VII 20 Jan. 1866 24 Nov. 1866 Robert Byron Miller...... Attorney-General James Milne Wilson...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

Sir Richard Dry...... Colonial Secretary and Premier 24 Nov. 1866 1 Aug. 1869 VIII Thomas Daniel Chapman...... Colonial Treasurer 24 Nov. 1866 4 Aug. 1869 William Lambert Dobson...... Attorney-General

12 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

James Milne Wilson...... Colonial Secretary and Premier 4 Aug. 1869 4 Nov. 1872 Thomas Daniel Chapman...... Colonial Treasurer William Lambert Dobson...... Attorney-General 4 Aug. 1869 5 Feb. 1870 succeeded by IX William Robert Giblin...... Attorney-General 5 Feb. 1870 4 Nov. 1872 Henry Butler...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 5 Aug. 1869 26 Oct. 1869 Henry Butler...... Minister of Lands and Works 27 Oct. 1869 4 Nov. 1872 James Alfred Dunn...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 5 Aug. 1869

Frederick Maitland Innes...... Colonial Treasurer and Premier James Reid Scott...... Colonial Secretary X 4 Nov. 1872 4 Aug. 1873 John Alexander Jackson...... Attorney-General Charles Meredith...... Minister of Lands and Works

Alfred Kennerley...... Premier without office 4 Aug. 1873 20 April 1876 Thomas Daniel Chapman...... Colonial Secretary 4 Aug. 1873 1 April 1876 succeeded by George Gilmore...... Colonial Secretary 10 April 1876 20 July 1876 XI Philip Oakley Fysh...... Colonial Treasurer 4 Aug. 1873 13 Mar. 1875 succeeded by Frederick Maitland Innes...... Colonial Treasurer 13 Mar. 1875 William Robert Giblin...... Attorney-General 4 Aug. 1873 20 July 1876 William Moore...... Minister of Lands and Works 4 Aug. 1873

Thomas Reiby...... Colonial Secretary and Premier 20 July 1876 9 Aug. 1877 Colonial Treasurer Charles Meredith...... Minister of Lands and Works 21 July 1876 21 Aug. 1876 XII Charles Hamilton Bromby...... Attorney-General 20 July 1876 Christopher O’Reilly...... Minister of Lands and Works 21 Aug. 1876 9 Aug. 1877 William Lodewyk Crowther...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 20 July 1876

Philip Oakley Fysh*...... Premier without office 9 Aug. 1877 5 Mar. 1878 William Robert Giblin...... Attorney-General 9 Aug. 1877 13 Aug. 1877 Colonial Treasurer 13 Aug. 1877 20 Dec. 1878 Minister of Lands and Works 9 Aug. 1877 13 Aug. 1877 XIII William Moore...... Colonial Secretary 13 Aug. 1877 Alfred Dobson...... Attorney-General 13 Aug. 1877 20 Dec. 1878 Nicholas John Brown...... Minister of Lands and Works 13 Aug. 1877 James Wilson Agnew...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 9 Aug. 1877

William Lodewyk Crowther...... Premier without office Thomas Reiby...... Colonial Secretary XIV David Lewis...... Colonial Treasurer 20 Dec. 1878 29 Oct. 1879 John Stokell Dodds...... Attorney-General Christopher O’Reilly...... Minister of Lands and Works

Colonial Treasurer and Premier 30 Oct. 1879 1 Dec. 1881 William Robert Giblin...... Attorney-General and Premier 1 Dec. 1881 15 Aug. 1884 William Moore...... Chief Secretary 30 Oct. 1879 Attorney-General 30 Oct. 1879 1 Dec. 1881 John Stokell Dodds...... Treasurer 1 Dec. 1881 15 Aug. 1884 XV Christopher O’Reilly...... Minister of Lands and Works 30 Oct. 1879 1 Dec. 1882 succeeded by Nicholas John Brown...... Minister of Lands and Works 1 Dec. 1881 15 Aug. 1884 James Wilson Agnew...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 30 Oct. 1879 5 Feb. 1881 Thomas Christie Smart...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 1 Dec. 1881 15 Aug. 1884

* On Mr Fysh’s retirement from the position of Premier, in March 1878, he was succeeded by Mr Giblin, without any further change in the con- stitution of the Ministry. The same remark, mutatis mutandis, applies also to Mr Douglas (XV) and Mr A. I. Clark (XIX). 13 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Adye Douglas...... Chief Secretary and Premier 15 Aug. 1884 8 Mar. 1886 succeeded by James Wilson Agnew...... Chief Secretary and Premier 8 Mar. 1886 1 Mar. 1887 James Wilson Agnew...... Premier only 1 Mar. 1887 29 Mar. 1887 Henry Isidore Joachim Raphael XVI Rooke...... Chief Secretary 1 Mar. 1887 William Henry Burgess...... Treasurer 15 Aug. 1884 29 Mar. 1887 John Stockell Dodds...... Attorney-General 15 Aug. 1884 15 Feb. 1887 succeeded by Richard James Lucas...... Attorney-General 25 Feb. 1857 29 Mar. 1887 Nicholas John Brown...... Minister of Lands and Works 15 Aug. 1884

Philip Oakley Fysh...... Chief Secretary and Premier Bolton Stafford Bird...... Treasurer 30 Mar. 1887 17 Aug. 1892 Andrew Inglis Clark...... Attorney-General Edward Nicholas Coventry XVII Braddon...... Minister of Lands and Works 30 Mar. 1887 29 Oct. 1888 succeeded by Alfred Thomas Pillinger...... Minister of Lands and Works 29 Oct. 1888 17 Aug. 1892 George Parker Fitzgerald...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 29 Oct. 1888 23 May 1891

Henry Dobson...... Premier without office Adye Douglas...... Chief Secretary John Henry Douglas...... Treasurer XVIII Neil Elliott Lewis...... Attorney–General 17 Aug. 1892 14 April 1894 William Hartnoll...... Minister of Lands and Works Charles Henry Grant...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

The Right Hon. Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry Braddon...... Premier without salaried office 14 April 1894 30 Dec. 1898 William Moore...... Chief Secretary 14 April 1894 12 Oct. 1899 Sir Philip Oakley Fysh...... Treasurer 14 April 1894 30 Dec. 1898 succeeded by The Right Hon. Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry Braddon...... Treasurer and Premier 1 Jan. 1899 12 Oct. 1899 XIX Andrew Inglis Clark...... Attorney-General 14 April 1894 23 Oct. 1894 succeeded by Donald Campbell Urquhart...... Attorney-General 10 Nov. 1897 12 Oct. 1899 Alfred Thomas Pillenger...... Minister of Lands and Works 14 April 1894 Died, 6 May 1899 succeeded by Edward Thomas Miles...... Minister of Lands and Works 10 May 1899 12 Oct. 1899 Thomas Reiby...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 14 April 1894 12 Oct. 1899

Sir Neil Elliott Lewis...... Attorney-General and Premier George Thomas Collins...... Chief Secretary XX Bolton Stafford Bird...... Treasurer 12 Oct. 1899 8 April 1903 Edward Mulcahy...... Minister of Lands and Works Frederick William Piesse...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Vacated seats in  Ministry on election to Com. Parl. 29 March 1901

William Bispham Propsting...... Treasurer and Premier John McCall...... Chief Secretary 9 April 1903 11 July 1903 XXI Herbert Nicholls...... Attorney–General Carmichael Lynne...... Minister of Lands and Works Arthur Morrisby...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 31 July 1903 11 July 1904

John William Evans...... Premier 12 July 1904 19 June 1909 William Moore...... Chief Secretary 12 July 1904 1 May 1906 succeeded by John William Evans...... Chief Secretary and Premier 1 May 1904 19 June 1909 Charles Lennox Stewart...... Treasurer 12 July 1904 9 Oct. 1905 succeeded by John Williams Evans...... Treasurer and Premier 9 Oct. 1905 Vacated office of Treasurer 1 May XXII 1906 succeeded by Donald Campbell Urquhart...... Treasurer 1 May 1906 19 June 1909 George Crosby Gilmore...... Attorney-General 12 July 1904 1 May 1906 succeeded by William Bispham Propsting...... Attorney-General 1 May 1906 19 June 1909 Alexander Hean...... Minister of Lands and Works 12 July 1904 William Moore...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 1 May 1906 26 June 1907 14 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Sir Neil Elliott Lewis...... Treasurer and Premier Gamaliel Henry Butler...... Chief Secretary Albert Edgar Solomon...... Attorney-General XXIII Alexander Hean...... Minister of Lands and Works 19 June 1909 20 Oct. 1909 John Cope...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Charles Russen...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

John Earle...... Attorney-General and Premier Jens August Jensen...... Chief Secretary XXIV John Ernest Ogden...... Treasurer 20 Oct. 1909 27 Oct. 1909 James Joseph Long...... Minister of Lands and Works John William Cheek...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

Sir Neil Elliott Lewis...... Treasurer and Premier Gamaliel Henry Butler...... Chief Secretary XXV Albert Edgar Solomon...... Attorney-General 27 Oct. 1909 14 June 1912 Alexander Hean...... Minister of Lands and Works Charles Russen...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

Albert Edgar Solomon...... Premier and Attorney-General Gamaliel Henry Butler...... Chief Secretary XXVI Herbert James Mockford Payne.... Treasurer 14 June 1912 6 April 1914 Edward Mulcahy...... Minister of Lands and Works Charles Russen...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

John Earle...... Premier and Attorney-General James Ernest Ogden...... Chief Secretary 6 April 1914 15 April 1916 XXVII Joseph Aloysius Lyons...... Treasurer James Bolton...... Minister of Lands and Works Peter McCraken...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 21 April 1914 15 April 1916.

Sir Walter Henry Lee...... Premier and Chief Secretary until 31 March 1922; 15 April 1916 12 Aug. 1922 Premier and Treasurer from 1 April 1922 Sir Neil Elliott Lewis...... Treasurer until 31 March 1922; Chief Secretary 15 April 1916 28 June 1922 from 1 April 1922 to 28 June 1922 John Blyth Hayes...... Minister of Lands and Works until 4 August 1919; 15 April 1916 12 Aug. 1922 and Minister for Works from 4 August 1919 XXVIII William Bispham Prospting...... Attorney–General 15 April 1916 12 Aug. 1922 Herbert Hays...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 15 April 1916 12 Aug. 1922 Tasman Shields...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 15 April 1916 12 Aug. 1922 Alexander Hean...... Minister for Lands 4 Aug. 1919 12 Aug. 1922 Robert Eccles Snowden...... Chief Secretary 28 June 1922 12 Aug. 1922 James Corcoran Newton...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 28 June 1922 12 Aug. 1922

John Blyth Hayes...... Premier and Minister for Works and Agriculture 14 Aug. 1923 William Bispham Prospting...... Attorney-General 14 Aug. 1923 Sir Walter Henry Lee...... Treasurer and Minister for Education 14 Aug. 1923 XXIX John Cameron McPhee...... Chief Secretary and Minister for Railways 12 Aug. 1922 14 June 1923 Ernest Frederick Burns Blyth...... Minister for Lands and Mines 14 Aug. 1923 Alexander Hean...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 14 Aug. 1923 Tasman Shields...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 6 Dec. 1922

Sir Walter Henry Lee...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Railways Alexander Hean...... Attorney-General and Minister for Education XXX James Corcoran Newton...... Minister for Mines and Forestry 14 Aug. 1923 25 Oct. 1923 Edward Hobbs...... Minister for Lands, Works and Agriculture George Henry Pitt...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

15 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Joseph Aloysius Lyons...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Railways until 26 March 1924; Premier and Treasurer from 27 March 1924 until 10 July 1925; Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Mines ...... from 11 July 1925 15 June 1928 James Belton...... Minister for Lands, Works and Agriculture James Alan Guy...... Chief Secretary and Minister for Mines until 26 March 1924; Chief Secretary and Minister 25 Oct. 1923 for Railways from 27 March 1924 Albert George Ogilvie...... Attorney-General and Minister for Education XXXI ...... until 26 March 1924; Attorney-General, Minister for Education, Mines and Forestry until 10 July 1925; Attorney-General, Minister 12 Oct. 1927 for Education and Forestry until 12 October 1927 George Godfrey Becker...... Honorary Minister until 12 October 1927; Attorney-General, Minister for Education and Forestry from 13 October 1927 10 July 1925 15 June 1928 Andrew Lawson...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Philip Louis Kelly...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 13 Oct. 1927

John Cameron McPhee...... Premier and Treasurer, Minister Controlling Forestry from 6 December 1929; and Minister for Agriculture from 23 March 1932 Claude Ernest Weymouth James... Chief Secretary and Minister for Railways and Mines XXXII Henry Seymour Baker...... Attorney-General and Minister for Education 15 June 1928 15 Mar. 1934 Sir Walter Henry Lee...... Minister for Lands and Works and Minister for Agriculture to 23 March 1932 Edward Hobbs...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Alan Lindsay Wardlaw...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Charles William Grant*...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

Sir Walter Henry Lee...... Premier and Treasurer Claude Ernest Weymouth James... Chief Secretary Henry Seymour Baker...... Attorney-General XXXIII Neil Campbell...... Minister for Lands and Works 15 Mar. 1934 22 June 1934 Alan Lindsay Wardlaw...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Ernest William Turner...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Edward Hobbs...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 9 June 1934

Albert George Ogilvie...... Premier without office Died, 10 June 1939 Edmund Dwyer-Gray...... Treasurer until 26 June 1934, then Treasurer and Minister Administering the Agricultural Bank XXXIV until 6 August 1934; Treasurer until 22 March 1938; Treasurer and Minister for Transport 22 June 1934 10 June 1939 from 23 March 1938 until 14 September 1938 then Treasurer

* Vacated seat in Ministry on election to Commonwealth Parliament by Joint Sitting of both Houses, 2 March 1932. 16 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Eric James Ogilvie...... Attorney-General, Minister for Education and Forests until 6 August 1934; Attorney- General and Minister for Education from 7 August 1934

Thomas George de Largie Chief Secretary, Minister for Agriculture, D’Alton...... Railways and Minister Administering the Agricultural Bank until 25 June 1934 then Chief Secretary, Minister for Agriculture and Railways, until 6 August 1934; Chief Secretary from 7 August 1934; Chief Secretary and Minister for Transport from 15 September 1938 XXXIV 22 June 1934 10 June 1939 Thomas Henry Davies Minister for Lands and Works, Mines and Minister administering the Hydro-Electric Department

Robert Cosgrove...... Seat in Executive Council without office until 26 July 1934; Minister for Transport from 27 July 1934; Minister for Agriculture, Agricultural Bank and Forests from 7 August 1934

John Francis Gaha...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

James McDonald...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

Edmund Dwyer-Gray...... Premier and Treasurer until 6 July 1939; Premier without office from 7 July 1939

Robert Cosgrove...... Minister for Agriculture, Agricultural Bank and Forests until 6 July 1939; Treasurer from 7 July 1939

Eric James Ogilvie...... Attorney-General and Minister for Education 11 June 1939 18 Dec. 1939

Thomas Henry Davies...... Minister for Lands and Works, Mines, and Hydro-Electric Department XXXV Thomas George de Largie D’Alton Chief Secretary and Minister for Transport until 6 July 1939; Minister for Agriculture, Commerce, Forestry and Agricultural Bank from 7 July 1939

Edward Brooker...... Chief Secretary and Minister for Transport 7 July 1939

John Francis Gaha...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 11 June 1939 James McDonald...... Seat in Ex. Council without office

John Lewis Madden...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 7 July 1939

XXXVI Robert Cosgrove...... Premier until 19 January 1942; Premier and 18 Dec. 1939 18 Dec. 1947 Minister Administering the Hydro-Electric Commission Act and the Civil Defence Legion until 30 November 1943 then Premier and Minister Administering Hydro- Electric Commission Act, Civil Defence Legion and Commerce and Industry Division of the Department of Agriculture until 14 December 1945 then Premier, Treasurer, Minister Administering the Hydro-Electric Commision Act and Commerce and Industry Division of the Department of Agriculture

17 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Edmund Dwyer-Gray...... Treasurer Died, 6 Dec. 1945

Eric James Ogilvie...... Attorney-General Resigned, 19 Aug. 1940 succeeded by James McDonald...... Seat in Executive Council without office until 18 Dec. 1939 Died, 19 August 1940; Attorney-General until 17 Oct. 1947 9 December 1946; Minister for Mines (Honorary Minister) from 10 December 1946 succeeded by Roy Frederick Fagan...... Attorney-General 10 Dec. 1946 18 Dec. 1947

Thomas Henry Davies...... Minister for Lands and Works Died, 11 Sept 1942 succeeded by John Lewis Madden...... Seat in Executive Council without office until 18 Dec. 1947 1 October 1942; Minister for Lands and Works until 30 November 1943 then Minister for Agriculture

Thomas George de Largie ...... Minister for Agriculture until 30 November Resigned, D’Alton 1943 30 Nov. 1943

Edward Brooker...... Chief Secretary until 19 January 1942 then 18 Dec. 1947 Chief Secretary and Minister Controlling the Tasmanian Government Tourist Department until 30 November 1943 then Minister for Lands and Works

John Francis Gaha...... Seat in Ex. Council without office Resigned, 10 July 1943

XXXVI George Godfrey Becker...... Seat in Ex. Council without office 19 Aug 1940 Died, 23 April 1941

Charles Ernest Culley ...... Seat in Executive Council without office from 22 May 1941 Resigned, 22 May 1941 until 30 November 1943 then 9 Dec. 1946 Chief Secretary

William Percy Taylor...... Seat in Executive Council without office from 1 Oct. 1942 Resigned, 1 October 1942 until 30 November 1943 then 9 Dec. 1946 Minister for Forests (Honorary Minister)

Eric Richard Aldred Howroyd...... Seat in Executive Council without office from 22 Sept. 1943 18 Dec. 1947 22 September 1943 until 30 November 1943 then Minister for Health (Honorary Minister) until 29 March 1946 then Minister for Education until 10 December 1946 then Minister for Education, Transport and Minister Administering the Tasmanian Government Tourist and Immigration Department

Henry Thomas Lane...... Minister for Mines (Honorary Minister) 30 Nov. 1943 Resigned, 9 Dec. 1946

Alfred John White...... Minister for Health (Honorary Minister) until 29 Mar. 1946 18 Dec. 1947 9 December 1946; Chief Secretary and Minister for Health from 10 December 1946

Eric Elliott Reece...... Minister for Housing (Honorary Minister) 10 Dec. 1946 18 Dec. 1947 10 December 1946; Minister for Mines (Honorary Minister) 30 October 1947

Rowland Leonard Worsley...... Minister for Forests (Honorary Minister) 10 Dec. 1946 18 Dec. 1947

Carrol Athelstone Bramich...... Assistant Minister for Education and Transport 30 Oct. 1946 18 Dec. 1947 (Honorary Minister)

18 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Edward Brooker...... Premier and Treasurer

Roy Frederick Fagan...... Attorney-General

John Lewis Madden...... Minister for Agriculture

Eric Elliott Reece...... Minister for Lands and Works and Mines

Eric Richard Aldred Howroyd...... Minister for Education, Minister Administering the Office of Minister for Transport and Minister Administering the Tasmanian XXXVII Government Tourist and Immigration 19 Dec. 1947 24 Feb. 1948 Department

Alfred John White...... Chief Secretary and Minister Administering the Office of Minister for Health

Rowland Leonard Worsley...... Minister for Forests (Honorary Minister)

Carrol Athelstone Bramich...... Assistant Minister for Education and Transport (Honorary Minister)

Charley Bischoff Aylett...... Minister for Housing (Honorary Minister)

Robert Cosgrove...... Premier and Minister for Education until Resigned, 12 June 1958 then Premier, Treasurer and 25 Aug. 1958 Minister for Education

Edward Brooker...... Treasurer Died, 18 June 1948

Roy Frederick Fagan...... Attorney-General Resigned, 19 July 1958

John Lewis Madden...... Minister for Agriculture until 28 June 1948 Resigned, then Treasurer and Minister for Transport 23 Oct. 1956

Eric Elliott Reece...... Minister for Lands, Works and Mines until 23 October 1956 then Minister for Lands, Works, Local Government and Mines 19 Dec. 1947 25 Aug. 1958

Alfred John White...... Chief Secretary and Minister for Health until 25 Feb. 1948 25 Aug. 1958 2 September 1948 then Chief Secretary until 12 June 1958 then Chief Secretary and Minister Administering the Department of Health Services XXXVIII Rowland Leonard Worsley...... Minister for Forests (Honorary Minister) Resigned, 13 May 1948

Eric Richard Aldred Howroyd...... Minister Administering the Department of Resigned, Tourist and Immigration until 2 September 18 May 1950 1948 then Minister for Tourist, Immigration and Forests (Honorary Minister)

Charley Bischoff Aylett...... Minister for Housing (Honorary Minister) Resigned,  resigned 12 April 1949; appointed Minister for 12 April 1949 Housing and Minister Administering the Re-appointed, Police Department from 23 October 1956 23 Oct. 1956 Resigned, 25 Aug. 1958

Carrol Athelstone Bramich...... Honorary Minister then Minister for Forests 13 April 1949 Resigned, from 29 June 1948 until 2 September 1948; 12 Sept. 1956 Minister for Housing (Honorary Minister) from 13 April 1949

John James Dwyer...... Minister for Agriculture 29 June 1948 Resigned, 25 Aug. 1958

19 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Reginald John David Turnbull...... Minister for Health until 23 October 1956 then 2 Sept. 1948 Resigned, Treasurer and Minister Administering the 11 June 1958 Department of Health Services

Charles Henry Hand...... Minister for Forests (Honorary Minister) until 19 May 1950 Resigned, 24 January 1956 then Minister for Commerce 23 Oct. 1956

Douglas Alfred Cashion...... Minister for Transport XXXVIII William Arthur Neilson...... Minister for Tourist and Immigration and Minister Administering the Forestry Resigned, 23 Oct. 1956 Department until 22 July 1958 then Attorney- 25 Aug. 1958 General

Alexander Charles Atkins...... Minister for Tourist and Immigration and 22 July 1958 Minister administering the Forestry Department

Eric Elliott Reece...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister Administering 26 May 1969 the Department of Mines until 28 October 1958 then Premier, Attorney-General and Minister Administering the Department of Mines until 16 January 1959 then Premier, Attorney-General, Minister Administering the Departments of Mines, Police and Licensing until 12 May 1959 then Premier, Treasurer, Minister Administering the Department of Mines, and the Racing and Gaming Act 1952 until 13 May 1964 then Premier, Treasurer, Minister Administering the Department of Mines

John James Dwyer...... Deputy-Premier and Minister for Agriculture Resigned, until 12 May 1959 then Minister for 19 Sept. 1961 Agriculture

Alfred John White...... Chief Secretary and Minister Administering Resigned, the Department of Health Services until 16 Jan. 1959 28 October 1958 then Chief Secretary

XXXIX William Arthur Neilson...... Attorney-General and Minister for Education 26 Aug. 1958 26 May 1969 until 28 October 1958 then Minister for Education until 9 April 1959 then Treasurer and Minister for Education until 12 May 1959 then Minister for Education

Douglas Alfred Cashion...... Minister for Lands and Works

Charley Bischoff Aylett...... Minister for Housing and Transport until Resigned, 29 August 1958 then Minister for Housing 12 May 1959 and Minister Administering the Police Department and Licensing until 16 January 1959 then Minister for Housing

Alexander Charles Atkins...... Minister for Forests and Minister Admin- Resigned, istering the Tourist and Immigration 24 Oct. 1961 Department until 19 September 1961, then Re-appointed, Minister for Agriculture, Minister Admin- 7 Nov. 1961 istering the Fisheries Act 1935, the 26 May 1969 Department of Tourist and Immigration. Resigned 24 October 1961. Re-appointed 7 November 1961

20 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

John Francis Gaha...... Minister for Police until 29 August 1959 then Resigned, Minister for Transport until 16 January 1959 19 Sept. 1961 then Chief Secretary until 9 April 1959 then Chief Secretary and Minister for Health

Reginald John David Turnbull...... Treasurer and Minister Administering the 28 Oct 1958 Removed from Department of Health Services office, 7 April 1959

James Bell Connolly...... Minister for Transport until 19 September 1961, 16 Jan. 1959 Resigned, then Chief Secretary 13 May 1964

Roy Frederick Fagan...... Deputy-Premier and Attorney-General and 26 May 1969 Minister Administering the Industrial Development Act 1954 12 May 1959 XXXIX John Lewis Madden...... Minister for Housing and Minister Admin- Resigned, istering the Police Department and the 19 Sept. 1961 Licensing Act 1932

Sydney Victor Ward...... Minister for Housing and Minister Admin- 26 May 1969 istering the Forestry Act 1920

William Donald McNeil...... Minister for Health Resigned, 19 Sept. 1961 13 May 1964

Henry Joseph McLoughlin...... Minister for Transport and Minister Admin- istering the Police Department and the Licensing Act 1932

Brian Kirkwall Miller...... Chief Secretary and Minister Administering 13 May 1964 the Racing and Gaming Act 1952 26 May 1969 Mervyn George Everett...... Minister for Health 13 May 1964

Walter Angus Bethune...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister Administering the Hydro-Electric Commission Act 3 May 1972

Kevin Orchard Lyons...... Deputy-Premier, Chief Secretary and Minister Resigned, Administering the Tourist and Immigration 14 Mar. 1972 Department

Eric William Beattie...... Minister for Agriculture and Forestry Department and Fisheries Act 1959, Part III

Robert Mather...... Minister for Education

Eardley Max Bingham...... Attorney-General and Minister Administering the Police Department and the Licensing XL Act 1932 26 May 1969

Wilfred George Baker...... Minister for Lands and Works and Minister Administering the Local Government Act 3 May 1972 1962

Leonard Hubert Bessell...... Minister for Transport and Minister Admin- istering the Department of Mines and the Racing and Gaming Act 1952

Douglas Frank Clark...... Minister for Housing and Minister Admin- istering the Industrial Development Act 1954 and the Sea Fisheries Act 1959 Part II

Nigel Drury Abbott...... Minister for Health Resigned, 21 Mar. 1972

21 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Eric Elliott Reece...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Mines until Resigned, 1 August 1972 then Premier, Treasurer, 31 Mar. 1975 Minister for Mines and Attorney-General until 21 August 1972 then Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Mines

Mervyn George Everett...... Deputy-Premier, Attorney-General, Minister Resigned, for Police and Licensing, Minister for the 1 Aug. 1972 Environment and Minister Administering the Re-appointed Racing and Gaming Act, Resigned 1 August 21 Aug. 1972 1972. Re-appointed 21 August 1972, Deputy- Resigned Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for the 12 April 1974 Environment and Minister Administering the Racing and Gaming Act

William Arthur Neilson...... Minister for Education and Minister Administering the Tourism and Immigration Act until 8 May 1972 then Minister for Education until 16 April 1974 then Deputy- Premier, Attorney-General and Minister for Police and Licensing and Minister for the Environment

Neil Leonard Charles Batt...... Chief Secretary and Minister for Transport until 1 August 1972 then Chief Secretary, Minister for Transport, Minister for the Environment and Minister Administering the Racing and Gaming Act until 21 August 1972 then Chief 3 May 1972 Secretary and Minister for Transport until 31 Mar. 1975 XLI 16 April 1974 then Minister for Education and Minister for Recreation and the Arts

Michael Thomas Claude Barnard. Minister for Lands and Works and Minister Administering the Local Government Act 1962

Lloyd Edwin Albert Costello...... Minister for Agriculture and Minister  Administering the Fisheries Act 1959, Minister Administering the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1970 from 3 May 1972 until 16 April 1974

Allan John Foster...... Minister for Health, Minister Administering the Resigned, Social Services Department and Minister for 15 July 1974 Road Safety

Roy Frederick Fagan...... Minister for Industrial Development, Minister Resigned, for Forests, Minister Administering the 15 July 1974 Hydro-Electric Commission Act and Minister Assisting the Treasurer

Douglas Ackley Lowe...... Minister for Housing until 17 April 1974 then Chief Secretary and Minister for Housing 31 Mar. 1975

Geoffrey Donald Chisholm...... Minister for Transport and Minister Admin- 17 April 1974 istering the Racing and Gaming Act

22 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Stewart Charles Hilton Frost...... Minister for Industrial Development, Minister for Forests, Minister Administering the Hydro-Electric Commission Act and Minister Assisting the Treasurer 16 July 1974

Hedley David Farquhar...... Minister for Health, Social Welfare and Road Safety XLI 9 May 1972 31 Mar. 1975 Brian Kirkwall Miller...... Minister for Tourism and Immigration until 1 August 1972 then Minister for Tourism and Immigration and Minister for Police and Licensing until 17 April 1974 then Minister for Tourism and Immigration and Minister Administering the National Parks and Wildlife Act

William Arthur Neilson...... Premier and Treasurer

Douglas Ackley Lowe...... Deputy Premier, Chief Secretary, Minister for Planning and Reorganisation until 27 May 1976 then Deputy-Premier, Minister for Industrial Relations, Planning and the Environment until 31 August 1976 then Deputy-Premier and Minister for Industrial Relations and Health

Neil Leonard Charles Batt...... Minister for Education and Minister for Recreation and the Arts until 27 May 1976 then Minster for Education, Recreation and Federal Affairs 22 Dec. 1976 Michael Thomas Claude Barnard. Minister for Tourism and Immigration and Lands and Works until 31 August 1976 then Minister for Tourism and Works

Darrel John Baldock...... Minister for Housing and Minister for Social 31 Mar. 1975 Welfare

XLII Brian Kirkwall Miller...... Attorney-General and Minister for Police and Emergency Services

Geoffrey Donald Chisholm...... Minster for Transport and Minister for Racing and Gaming

Lloyd Edwin Albert Costello...... Minister for Agriculture Resigned, 5 May 1975

Stewart Charles Hilton Frost...... Minister for Industrial Development, Minister for Forests and Minister for Mines until 27 May 1976 then Minister for Resources and Development

Hedley David Farquhar...... Minister for Health until 31 August 1976 then Minister for Works and Water Supplies 22 Dec. 1976

Eric Walter Barnard...... Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries 6 May 1975

Harold Norman Holgate...... Minister for Housing and Construction 22 Dec. 1976 Michael Robert Polley...... Minister for Social Welfare and Child Care

23 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

William Arthur Neilson...... Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Planning and Development

Douglas Ackley Lowe...... Deputy Premier, Minister for Industrial Relations and Health

Brian Kirkwall Miller...... Attorney-General and Minister for Police and Emergency Services

Neil Leonard Charles Batt...... Minister for Education, Recreation and the Arts

Michael Thomas Claude Barnard. Minister for Tourism and the Environment XLIII 22 Dec. 1976 1 Dec. 1977 Geoffrey Donald Chisholm...... Minister for Resources and Energy

Darrel John Baldock...... Minister for Main Roads, Transport and Local Government

Eric Walter Barnard...... Minister for Primary Industry

Harold Norman Holgate...... Minister for Housing and Construction and Minister Assisting the Deputy Premier

Michael Robert Polley...... Minister for Social Welfare and Child Care and Minister assisting the Premier

Douglas Ackley Lowe...... Premier and Minister for Industrial Relations and Manpower Planning until 7 August 1979, 1 Dec. 1977 11 Nov 1981 then Premier, Treasurer, Minister for Finance, Minister for Forests until 25 February 1980, then Premier, Minister for Economic Planning and Development until 16 September 1980, then Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Energy until 7 July 1981 then Premier and Treasurer

Neil Leonard Charles Batt...... Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for 1 Dec. 1977 29 Aug. 1980 Economic Planning and Development until 7 August 1979, then Deputy Premier, Treasurer, Minister for Finance and Minister for Forests until 7 August 1980, then Deputy Premier and Minister for Finance

Michael Thomas Claude Barnard. Minister for Health and Minister for Tourism 1 Dec. 1977 11 Nov. 1981 until 16 September 1980, then Deputy XLIV Premier, Minister for Economic Planning and Development, Minister for Tourism and Licensing and Minister for Health Services until 7 July 1981 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Economic Planning and Development and Minister for Tourism and Licensing

Brian Kirkwall Miller...... Attorney-General, Minister for Consumer and 1 Dec. 1977 11 Nov. 1981 Ethnic Affairs and Minister for Racing and Gaming until 16 September 1980, then Attorney-General, Minister for Health Services and Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs

Eric Walter Barnard...... Minister for Primary Industry and Minister for 1 Dec. 1977 7 Aug. 1979 Police and Road Safety

Geoffrey Donald Chisholm...... Minister for Housing and Construction 1 Dec. 1977 7 Aug. 1979

24 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Darrel John Baldock...... Minister for Main Roads and Transport and 1 Dec. 1977 7 Aug. 1979 Minister for Municipal Planning Re-appointed 6 May 1980  Minister for Housing, Minister for Mines and 11 Nov. 1981 Minister for Administrative Services until 29 August 1980, then Minister for Housing, Minster for Mines and Minister for Recreation

John Anthony Coughlan...... Minister for Housing and Construction and 7 Aug. 1979 6 May 1980 Minister for Community Welfare and Child Care

Harold Norman Holgate...... Minister for Education, Recreation and the 1 Dec. 1977 11 Nov. 1981 Arts until 29 August 1980, then Minister for Education and Minister for Racing and Gaming until 7 July 1981 then Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for Local Government, Minister for the Environment, Minister for Water Resources and Minister for Racing and Gaming

Michael Robert Polley...... Minister for Community Welfare and Minister 1 Dec. 1977 25 Feb. 1980 for National Parks and Wildlife until 14 August 1978 then Minister for Community Welfare and Child Care and Minister for Mines until 7 August 1979, then Minister for Mines, Minister for National Parks and XLIV Wildlife and Minister for Lands

Andrew Barnard Keith Lohrey..... Minister for Resources and Energy and 1 Dec. 1977 7 Aug. 1979 Minister for the Environment until 14 August 1978 then Minister for Environment, Minister for National Parks and Wildlife and Minister for Water Resources Re-appointed  Minister for Mines, Minister for National parks 5 Mar. 1980 13 Oct. 1981 and Wildlife and Minister for Lands until 6 May 1980, then Minister for Lands, Minister for National Parks and Wildlife, Minister for Community Welfare and Child Care and Minister for Handicapped Persons

Terrence Gordon Aulich...... Minister for Industrial Relations and Man- 7 Aug. 1979 11 Nov. 1981 power Planning and Minister for Administrative Services until 6 May 1980, then Minister for Construction and Minister for Industrial Relations and Manpower Planning and Minister for the Arts until 7 July 1981 then Minister for Education and the Arts, and Minister for Industrial Relations and Manpower Planning

Julian John Amos...... Minister for Primary Industry, Minister for the 7 Aug. 1979 11 Nov. 1981 Environment, Minister for Forests and Minister for Water Resources until 7 July 1981 then Minister for Primary Industry, Minister for Forests and Minister for Energy

25 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Michael Walter Field...... Minister for Main Roads and Transport and 7 Aug. 1979 11 Nov. 1981 Minister for Local Government until 7 July 1981 then Minister for Main Roads and Transport and Minister for Construction

Gillian Hilma James...... Minister for Public Health, Minister for 29 Aug. 1980 11 Nov. 1981 Consumer Affairs and Minister for XLIV Administrative Services until 7 July 1981 then Minister for Public and Mental Health, Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Administrative Service

Godfrey Harry Adams...... Minister for Lands, Minister for National Parks 13 Oct. 1981 26 May 1982 and Wildlife, Minister for Community Welfare and Child Care and Minister for Handicapped Persons

Harold Norman Holgate...... Premier and Treasurer and Minister for Racing 11 Nov. 1981 and Gaming

Michael Thomas Claude Barnard. Deputy Premier, Minister for Economic Planning and Development and Minister for Tourism and Licensing

Brian Kirkwall Miller...... Attorney-General, Minister for Health Services and Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs

Terrence Gordon Aulich...... Minister for Education and the Arts and Minister for Industrial Relations and Manpower Planning

Michael Walter Field...... Minister for Main Roads and Transport and Minister for Construction

XLV Julian John Amos...... Minister for Energy, Minister for Forests and Minister for Primary Industry 26 May 1982

Darrel John Baldock...... Minister for Housing, Minister for Mines and Minister for Recreation

Gillian Hilma James...... Minister for Public and Mental Health, Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Administrative Services

Godfrey Harry Adams...... Minister for Lands, Minister for National Parks and Wildlife, Minister for Community Welfare and Child Care and Minister for Handicapped Persons

Robert James Graham...... Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for Local Government, Minister for the Environment and Minister for Water Resources

Robin Trevor Gray...... Premier, Treasurer, Minister for Energy and 27 May 1982 29 June 1989 Minister for Racing and Gaming until 15 June 1984 then Premier, Treasurer, Minister for State Development, Minister for Energy and Minister for Forests until 19 February 1986, XLVI then Premier, Treasurer, Minister for State Development and Small Business and Minister for Energy until 1 June 1989 then Treasurer, Minister for State Development and Small Business, Minister for the Status of Women, Minister for Science and Technology and Minister for Antarctic Affairs

26 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Francis Roger Groom...... Minister for Mines, Minister for Transport and 27 May 1982 29 June 1989 Minister for Administrative Services until 24 January 1983 then Minister for Mines, Minister for Transport, Minister for Administrative Services, Minister for Police and Emergency Services and Minister for Road Safety until 15 June 1984 then Minister for Transport, Minister for Mines, Minister for Sea Fisheries, Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for Road Safety and Minister for Public Administration until 19 February 1986 then Minister for Health, Minister for Community Welfare and the Elderly and Minister for Ethnic Affairs until 23 November 1987 then Minister for Health, Minister for Community Welfare and the Elderly until 1 June 1989 then Minister for Health and Minister for Community Welfare and the Elderly

Peter Elliot Rae...... Minister for Education and the Arts, Minister 19 Feb. 1986 12 May 1989 for Industrial Relations, Minister for Deregulation and Minister for Technology until 28 February 1989 then Minister for Education and the Arts, Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister for Deregulation and Minister for Technology and Youth Affairs XLVI

Raymond John Groom...... Minister for Forests, Minister for Mines, 19 Feb. 1986 Minister for Sea Fisheries and Minister Assisting the Premier until 23 November 1987 then Minister for Forests, Minister for Mines, Minister for Sea Fisheries, Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Minister assisting the Premier until 1 November 1988 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Forests, Minister for Mines, Minister for Energy and Minister for Multicultural Affairs until 1 June 1989 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Forests, Minister for Mines, Minister for Energy and Minister for Multicultural Affairs

29 June 1989

Nicholas Clive Kurt Evers...... Minister for Public Administration, Minister 19 Feb. 1986 for Primary Industry and Minister for Transport until 1 November 1988 then Minister for Tourism, Minister for Public Administration, Minister for Primary Industry and Minister for Transport until 1 June 1989 then Minister for Tourism, Minister for Public Administration, Minister for Transport, Minister for Industrial Relations and Minister for Labour and Industry

27 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Eardley Max Bingham...... Deputy Premier, Attorney-General. Minister for 27 May 1982 13 June 1984 Education, Minister for Industrial Relations and Minister for Police and Emergency Services until 24 January 1983 then Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Education and Minister for Industrial Relations

Geoffrey Alan Pearsall...... Minister for Tourism, Minister for National 27 May 1982 31 Oct. 1988 Parks and Recreational Lands, Minister for the Environment and Minister for Licensing until 24 January 1983 then Minister for Tourism, Minister for National Parks and Recreational Lands, Minister for the Environment, Minister for Licensing and Minister for Housing until 15 June 1984 then Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Tourism, Minister for Industrial Relations and Minister for Racing and Gaming until 19 February 1986 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Tourism, Minister for Licensing, Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for Road Safety and Minister for Gaming

Geoffrey Bertrand Davis...... Minister for Construction, Minister for the 15 June 1984 19 Feb. 1986 Environment, Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Licensing

Neil Maxwell Robson...... Minister for Industry and Small Business and 27 May 1982 25 Sept. 1984 XLVI Minister for Inland Fisheries until 15 June 1984 then Minister for Small Business, Minister for Housing, Minister for Inland Fisheries, Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister assisting State Development and Recreation

Brendon Aloysius Lyons...... Minister for Housing, Minister for Small 25 Sept. 1984 8 Feb. 1986 Business, Minister for Inland Fisheries, Minister for Consumer Affairs, Minister assisting the Minister for State Development and Minister responsible for Recreation until 16 September 1985 then Minister for Housing, Minister for Sport and Recreation, Minister for Consumer Affairs, Minister for Inland Fisheries, and Minister for Small Business

Thomas John Cleary...... Minister for Health, Minister for Community 27 May 1982 8 Feb. 1986 Welfare and the Elderly and Minister for Ethnic Affairs

John Myles Bennett...... Attorney-General, Minister for Lands, Minister 19 Feb. 1986 29 June 1989 for National Parks and Minister for Sport and Recreation until 11 June 1987 then Minister for Lands, Parks and Wildlife and Minister for Sport and Recreation until 1 June 1989 then Attorney-General, Minister for Lands, Parks and Wildlife, Minister for Sport and Recreation and Minister for Deregulation

28 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Richard John Beswick...... Minister for Primary Industry, Minister for 27 May 1982 Forests, Minister for Sea Fisheries and Minister for Water Resources until 15 June 1984 then Minister for Education, Minister for Lands, Minister for National Parks and Minister for Arts and Libraries until 19 February 1986 then Minister for Employment and Training, Minister for Housing, Minister for Labour and Industry and Minister for Consumer Affairs until 1 June 1989 then Minister for Education and the Arts and Minister for Employment and Training

Peter Curtis Leigh Hodgman...... Minister for Construction, Minister for 19 Feb. 1986 Administrative Services, Minister for the Environment and Minister for Inland Fisheries until 1 June 1989 then Minister for Construction, Minister for the Administrative Services, Minister for the Environment and Minister for Inland Fisheries

Ian Maxwell Braid...... Minister for Housing, Minister for Construction, 27 May 1982 Minister for Main Roads, Minister for Local Government and Minister for Lands until 24 January 1983 then Minister for XLVI 29 June 1989 Construction, Minister for Main Roads, Minister for Local Government and Minister for Lands until 15 June 1984 then Minister for Primary Industry, Minister for Main Roads, Minister for Water Resources and Minister for Local Government until 19 February 1986 then Minister for Main Roads, Minister for Local Government, Minister for Water Resources and Minister for Racing until 1 June 1989 then Minister for Main Roads, Minister for Primary Industry, Minister for Local Government, Minister for Water Resources and Minister for Racing

Ronald Cornish...... Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 1 Nov. 1988 Minister for Sea Fisheries, Minister for Licensing, Minister for Road Safety, Minister for Gaming and Minister assisting the Premier until 1 June 1989 then Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for Sea Fisheries, Minister for Licensing, Minister for Road Safety, Minister for Gaming and Minister assisting the Premier

Francis Leslie Madill...... Minister for Housing, Minister for Consumer 1 June 1989 Affairs and Minister for Youth Affairs

29 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Michael Walter Field...... Premier until 3 July 1989 then Premier, 29 June 1989 Treasurer, Minister for State Development, Minister for Finance and Minister for Public Administration until 17 July 1989, then Premier, Treasurer, Minister for State Development and Minister for Finance

Peter James Patmore...... Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister 3 July 1989 for Justice and Minister for Education Recreation and the Arts until 17 July 1989 then Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Minister for Education and the Arts until 17 April 1991 then Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Justice, Minister for Environment and Planning

Michael Anthony Aird...... Minister for Environment and Planning and 3 July 1989 Minister for Employment, Industrial Relations and Training until 17 July 1989 then Minister for Environment and Planning, Minister for Employment, Industrial Relations and Training, Minister Assisting the Premier on Youth Affairs until 17 April 1991 then Minister for Employment Industrial Relations and Training, Minister for Education and the Arts, Minister Assisting the Premier on Youth Affairs

XLVII 17 Feb. 1992

Frances Mary Bladel...... Minister for Administrative Services, Minister 3 July 1989 Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women and Minister Assisting the Deputy Premier on Consumer Affairs and Prices until 17 July 1989 then Minister for Administrative Services, Minister for Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women until 13 November 1989 then Minister for Administrative Services and Consumer Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women until 8 February 1991 then Minister for Administrative Services and Consumer Affairs, Minister for Construction, Minister Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women

Harold Norman Holgate...... Minister for Tourism Racing and Gaming until 3 July 1989 17 July 1989 then Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation until 10 October 1990 then Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation and Minister for Roads and Transport until 8 February 1991 then Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation, Minister for Parks, Wildlife and Heritage

Judith Louise Jackson...... Minister for Community Services and Minister 3 July 1989 for Parks, Wildlife and Heritage until 8 February 1991 then Minister for Community Services, Minister for Roads and Transport

30 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

David Edward Llewellyn...... Minister for Primary Industry and Minister 3 July 1989 for Forests until 10 October 1990 then Minister for Forests and Minister for Police and Emergency Services until 8 February 1991 then Minister for Primary Industry, Minister for Forests

Michael William Weldon...... Minister for Resources and Energy and 3 July 1989 17 Feb. 1992 Minister for Construction until 8 February 1991 then Minister for Resources and Energy, Minister for Police and Emergency Services XLVII

John Charles White...... Minister for Health, Minister Assisting the 3 July 1989 Premier on Multicultural Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier on Aboriginal Affairs until 8 February 1991 then Minister for Health, Minister Assisting the Premier on Multicultural Affairs, Minister Assisting the Premier on Aboriginal Affairs

Kenneth Shaw Wriedt...... Minister for Roads and Transport and 3 July 1989 5 Oct. 1990 Minister for Police and Emergency Services

Raymond John Groom...... Premier, Attorney-General until 18 February 17 Feb. 1992 18 Mar. 1996 1992 then Premier, Treasurer, Minister for Economic Development until 2 February 1993 then Premier, Minister for State Development and Resources, Minister for Mines and Minister for Forests until 4 December 1995 then Premier, Minister for State Development and Resources, Minister for Forests, Minister for Mines, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Minister for Small Business

Richard John Beswick...... Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and 18 Feb. 1992 18 Mar. 1996 the Arts, Minister for Employment, Industrial Relations and Training until 28 February 1994 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and the Arts, Minister for Industrial Relations and Training and Minister for Public Sector Management until 4 December 1995 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and the Arts, Minister for Industrial Relations and Training and Minister for Primary Industry XLVIII and Fisheries

Ian Maxwell Braid...... Minister for Construction, Minister for Local 18 Feb. 1992 9 Oct. 1995 Government, Minister for Racing and Gaming, Minister Assisting the Treasurer until 2 February 1993 then Minister for Transport and Works until 6 April 1995 then Minister for Transport and Minister for Works until 9 October 1995

Thomas John Cleary...... Minister for Environment and Planning, 18 Feb. 1992 18 Mar. 1996 Minister for Parks, Wildlife and Heritage, Minister for Inland Fisheries, Minister for Small Business until 2 February 1993 then Minister for Environment and Land Management, Minister for National Parks and Wildlife, Minister for Local Government and Minister for Inland Fisheries until 4 December 1995 then Minister for Environment and Land Management, Minister for National Parks and Wildlife, Minister for Inland Fisheries and Minister for Local Government 31 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

Ronald Cornish...... Attorney-General, Minister for Justice, Minister 18 Feb. 1992 18 Mar. 1996 for Finance and Budget Management until 2 February 1993 then Attorney-General, Minister for Justice, Minister Assisting the Treasurer and Leader of the Government in the House until 4 December 1995 then Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Minister assisting the Treasurer

Robin Trevor Gray...... Minister for Primary Industry, Fisheries and 18 Feb. 1992 1 Dec. 1995 Energy until 17 August 1992 then Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries and Minister for Energy until 2 February 1993 then Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries, Minister for Energy and Minister for the TT-Line

Francis Roger Groom...... Minister for Health, Minister for Community 18 Feb. 1992 Services until 23 November 1992 then Minister for Community and Health Services

Peter Curtis Leigh Hodgman...... Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation until 10 April 1992 then Minister for Tourism, 18 Feb. 1992 18 Mar. 1996 Sport and Recreation, Minister Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women and Minister Assisting the Premier on Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs until 2 February 1993 then Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation, Minister for the Status of Women and Minister for Antarctic Affairs until 9 October 1995 then Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation until 4 December 1995 then Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation and Minister for Antarctic Affairs

XLVIII Francis Leslie Madill...... Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 18 Feb. 1992 18 Mar. 1996 Minister for Roads and Transport until 2 February 1993 then Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for Consumer Affairs, Minister for Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier until 4 December 1995 then Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for Consumer Affairs Minister for Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs and Minister assisting the Premier

Anthony Maxwell Rundle...... Minister for Forests, Minister for Mines, 18 Feb. 1992 18 Mar. 1996 Minister Assisting the Minister for Economic Development until 2 February 1993 then Treasurer, Minister for Finance, Minister for Public Sector Management and Minister for Racing and Gaming until 28 February 1994 then Treasurer, Minister for Finance, Minister for Racing and Gaming, Minister for Employment and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development and Resources until 4 December 1995 then Treasurer, Minister for Finance and Minister for Energy

Suzanne Deidre Napier...... Minister for Transport, Minister for Works, 9 Oct. 1995 18 Mar. 1996 Minister for the Status of Women and Minister for Youth Affairs until 4 December 1995 then Minister for Transport, Minister for Works, Minister for the Status of Women, Minister for Youth Affairs and Minister for the TT-Line

John Scott Barker...... Minister for Employment, Minister for Public 4 Dec. 1995 18 Mar. 1996 Sector Management and Minister for Racing and Gaming 32 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Resignation the Ministry

Anthony Maxwell Rundle...... Premier until 21 March 1996 then Premier, 18 Mar. 1996  Treasurer and Minister for State Development until 25 September 1997 then Premier, Treasurer and Minister for State Development and Minister for Information Technology and Employment

Suzanne Deidre Napier...... Deputy Premier and Attorney-General until 18 Mar. 1996  21 March 1996 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and Vocational Training and Minister for the Arts, Sport and Recreation

Richard John Beswick...... Minister for Police and Public Safety, Minister 21 Mar. 1996  for Forests and Minister for Mines

Wilfred Bert Bonde...... Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries and 21 Mar. 1996  Minister for Racing

XLIX Thomas John Cleary...... Minister for Transport, Minister for Energy 21 Mar. 1996 14 Sep. 1998 and Minister for Inland Fisheries

Ronald Cornish...... Minister for Finance, Minister for Public Sector 21 Mar. 1996  Administration and Minister for Industrial Relations

Raymond John Groom...... Attorney General, Minister for Justice, Minister 21 Mar. 1996  for Tourism and Minister for Workplace Standards

Peter Curtis Leigh Hodgman...... Minister for Environment and Land Management 21 Mar. 1996

Peter Charles McKay...... Minister for Community and Health Services 21 Mar. 1996

Denise Elizabeth Swan...... Minister for Community Development, Minister 21 Mar. 1996  for the Status of Women, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Minister for Local Government

James Alexander Bacon...... Premier until 18 September 1998 then Premier 14 Sept. 1998 and Minister for State Development

Paul Anthony Lennon...... Deputy Premier and Attorney-General until 14 Sept. 1998  18 September 1998 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Infrastructure, Energy and Resources and Minister for Racing and Gaming

David Mackenzie Crean...... Treasurer 18 Sept. 1998

Judith Louise Jackson...... Minister for Health and Human Services 18 Sept. 1998 9 Aug. 2002 L David Edwad Llewellyn...... Minister for Primary Industries, Water and 18 Sept. 1998  Environment and Minister for Police until 15 February 1999 then Minister for Primary Industries, Water and Environment and Minister for Police and Public Safety

Peter James Patmore...... Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and 18 Sept. 1998 Industrial Relations

Paula Catherine Wriedt...... Minister for Education resigned 15 October 2001 18 Sept. 1998 15 Oct. 2001 Minister for Education 29 Jan. 2002

Frances Mary Bladel...... Minister of State assisting the Premier 16 May 2000 14 July 2000 Minister for Education 15 Oct. 2001 29 Jan. 2002

33 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Retirement the Ministry

James Alexander Bacon...... Minister for Tourism, Parks and Heritage and 9 Aug. 2002  Minister for the Arts until 2 February 2004, then Premier, Minister for Tourism, Parks and Heritage and Minister for the Arts

Paul Anthony Lennon...... Deputy Premier, Minister for Economic 9 Aug. 2002  Development, Energy and Resources and Minister for Racing, Sport and Recreation until 2 February 2004, then Deputy Premier, Treasurer, Minister for Economic Development and Minister for Racing, Sport and Recreation

James Glennister Cox...... Minister for Infrastructure and Minister Assisting 9 Aug. 2002  the Premier on Local Government until 2 February 2004, then Minister for Finance, Minister for Employment and Minister Assisting the Premier on Local Government

David Mackenzie Crean...... Treasurer and Minister for Employment 9 Aug. 2002 2 Feb. 2004

Bryan Alexander Green...... Minister for Primary Industries, Water and 9 Aug. 2002 LI Environment until 2 February 2004, then Minister for Infrastructure, Energy and Resources

Judith Louise Jackson...... Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and 9 Aug. 2002  Industrial Relations until 2 February 2004, then Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Industrial Relations and Minister for Environment and Planning

Steven Kons...... Minister for Primary Industries and Water 2 Feb. 2004

David Edward Llewellyn...... Minister for Health and Human Services and 9 Aug. 2002  Minister for Police and Public Safety until 2 February 2004, then Minister for Health and Human Services and Minister for Police and Public Safety

Paula Catherine Wriedt...... Minister for Education and Minister for Women 9 Aug. 2002  Tasmania until 2 February 2004, then Minister for Education and Minister for Women Tasmania

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Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Resignation the Ministry

James Alexander Bacon...... Minister for Tourism, Parks and Heritage and 9 Aug. 2002 21 Mar. 2004  Minister for the Arts until 2 February 2004, then Premier, Minister for Tourism, Parks and Heritage and Minister for the Arts

Paul Anthony Lennon...... Deputy Premier, Minister for Economic Devel- 9 Aug. 2002 5 April 2006  opment, Energy and Resources and Minister for Racing, Sport and Recreation until 2 February 2004, then Deputy Premier, Treasurer, Minister for Economic Development and Minister for Racing, Sport and Recreation until 21 March 2004, then Premier, Minister for Tourism, Parks and Heritage and Minister for the Arts until 22 March 2004, then Premier and Treasurer.

David Edward Llewellyn...... Minister for Health and Human Services and 9 Aug. 2002 5 April 2006  Minister for Police and Public Safety until 2 February 2004, then Minister for Health and Human Services and Minister for Police and Public Safety until 22 March 2004, then Deputy Premier, Minister for Health and Human Services, Minister for Police and Public Safety.

Kenneth John Bacon...... Minister for Tourism, Parks and Heritage 22 Mar. 2004 11 Apr. 2005

David Mackenzie Crean...... Treasurer and Minister for Employment 9 Aug. 2002 2 Feb. 2004

LII James Glennister Cox...... Minister for Infrastructure and Minister Assisting 9 Aug. 2002 the Premier on Local Government until 2 February 2004, then Minister for Finance, Minister for Employment and Minister Assisting the Premier on Local Government until the 22 March 2004, then Minister for Finance, Minister for Employment, Minister for Racing, Minister for Sport and Recreation and Minister Assisting the Premier on Local Government until 11 April 2005, then Minister for Finance, Minister for Racing, Minister for Sport and Recreation and Minister Assisting the Premier on Local Government

Larissa Tahireh Giddings...... Minister for Economic Development and 22 Mar. 2004 5 April 2006  Minister for the Arts

Bryan Alexander Green...... Minister for Primary Industries, Water and 9 Aug. 2002  Environment until 2 February 2004, then Minister for Infrastructure, Energy and Resources.

Judith Louise Jackson...... Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and 9 Aug. 2002  Industrial Relations until 2 February 2004, then Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Industrial Relations and Minister for Environment and Planning until 11 April 2005, then Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Industrial Relations, Minister for Environment and Planning and Minister for Parks and Heritage.

35 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Resignation the Ministry

Steven Kons...... Ministe for Primary Industries and Water 2 Feb. 2004 5 April 2006

Paula Catherine Wriedt...... Minister for Education and Minister for Women- 9 Aug. 2002 5 April 2006 LII Tasmania until 2 February 2004, then Minister for Education and Minister for Women Tasmania until 11 April 2005, then Minister for Education, Minister for Women Tasmania and Minister for Tourism.

Paul Anthony Lennon...... Premier, Minister for Local Government and 5 April 2006 26 May 2008  Community Development, until 15 July 2006 then Premier, Minister for Local Government and Community Development, Minister for Economic Development and Resources and Minister for Sport and Recreation until 27 October 2006 then Minister for Economic Development and Resources. Until the 12th February 2008 then Premier. Until the 9th April 2008 then Premier, Minister for Infrastructure, Resources Planning and Workplace Relations. Until the 14th April 2008 then Premier and Minister for Infrastructure.

Bryan Alexander Green...... Deputy Premier, Minister for Economic Devel- 5 April 2006 15 July 2006  opment and Resources, Minister for Sport and Recreation until 15 July 2006.

Steven Kons...... Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and 5 April 2006 9 April 2008  Workplace Relations, Minister for Planning, until 27 October 2006, then Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Workplace Relations, Minister for Planning. Until the 12th February 2008 then Minister for Infrastructure, Resources, Planning and Workplace Relations. Until the 9th April LIII 2008.

Michael Anthony Aird, MLC...... Treasurer, Minister for Racing. Until 17 Septem- 5 April 2006 13 April 2010  ber 2008 then Treasurer, Minister for Economic Development, Minister for Racing and Minister for Tourism. Until the 27th September 2008 then Treasurer, Minister for Economic Development and Minister for Racing.

David John Bartlett...... Minister for Education. Until 12th February 2008 5 April 2006 13 April 2010  then Minister for Education and Skills. Until the 14th April 2008 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and Skills and Minister for Planning and Workplace Relations. Until the 26th May 2008 then Premier, Minister for Education and Skills and Minister for Planning and Workplace Relations. Until the 12th September 2008 then Premier, Minister for Education and Skills and Minister for Planning and Workplace Relations and Minister for Economic Development and Tourism. Until the 17th September 2008 then Premier and Minister for Education and Skills. Until the 25 November 2008 then Premier. Minister for Education and Skills and Minister for Planning and Workplacer Relations. Until 27th November 2008 then Premier and Minister for Education and Skills. 36 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Resignation the Ministry

James Glennister Cox...... Minister for Infrastructure. Until the 12th Febru- 5 April 2006  ary 2008 then Minister for Police and Emergency Management and Minister for Local Government.

Larissa Tahireh Giddings...... Minister for Health and Human Services. Until 5 April 2006 26th May 2008 then Deputy Premier and Minister for Health and Human Services. Until 17th September 2008 then Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Minister for Health.

David Edward Llewellyn...... Minister for Primary Industries and Water 5 April 2006  Minister for Police and Emergency Management, Minister for Energy until the 12th February 2008, then Attorney General, Minister for Justice, Minister for Primary Industries and Water and Minister for Energy. Until 14th April 2008 then Attorney-General, Minister for Justice, Minister for Primary Industries and Water and Minister for Energy 13 April 2010 and Resources. Until the 17th September 2008 then Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Minister for Energy and Resources, Minister for Corrections and Consumer Protection. Until 27th November 2008 then Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Minister for Energy and Resources and Minister for Planning.

LIII Michelle Anne O'Byrne...... Minister for Community Development, Minster 27 Oct. 2006  Assisting the Premier on Local Government until the 12th February 2008 then Minister for Environment, Parks, Heritage and the Arts, Minister for Sport and Recreation. Until the 22nd September 2008 then Minister for Environment, Parks, Heritage and the Arts, Minister for Tourism, Minister for Sport and Recreation. Until 1st July 2009 then Minister for Environment, Parks and Heritage, Minister for Tourism and the Arts and Minister for Sport and Recreation.

Paula Catherine Wriedt...... Minister for Tourism, Arts and the Environment 5 April 2006 Removed  until the 12 February 2008 then Minister for 12 September Economic Development and Tourism. 2008

Graeme Lindsay Sturges...... Minister for Infrastructure. Until 23rd April 26 May 2008  2009 then Minister for Infrastructure and Minister for Veteran's Affairs.

Lisa Maria Singh...... Minister for Corrections and Consumer Protec- 27 Nov. 2006 13 April 2010  tion and Minister for Workplace Relations. Until 23rd April 2009 then Minister for Corrections and Consumer Protection. Minister for Workplace Relations and Minister Assisting the Premier on Climate Change.

37 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Resignation the Ministry

Allison Maree Ritchie MLC...... Minister for Planning and Workplace Relations. 17 Sept. 2008 25 Nov. 2008

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Lin Estelle Thorpe MLC...... Minister for Human Services. 17 Sept. 2008 13 May 2011

David John Bartlett...... Premier until the 21st April 2010 then Premier, 13 April 2010 13 May 2011  Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology until the 24th January 2011 then Attorney-General and Minister for Justice until the 13th May 2011.

Larissa Tahireh Giddings...... Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for 13 April 2010 31 March 2014 Justice until the 21st April 2010 then Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Justice, Minister for Economic Development and Minister for Infrastructure until the 6th December 2010 then Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Justice, Treasurer and Minister for the Arts until the 24th January 2011, then Premier, Treasurer and Minister for the Arts.

Michael Anthony Aird, MLC...... Treasurer until the 21 April 2010 then Treasurer 13 April 2010 6 Dec 2010  and Minister for Industry.

Bryan Alexander Green...... Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Min- 21 April 2010 31 March 2014 LIV ister for Energy and Resources, Minister for Local Government, Minister for Planning, Minister for Racing and Minister for Veterans' Affairs until the 24 January 2011 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Minister for Energy and Resources, Minister for Local Government, Minister for Planning and Minister for Racing and Minister for Veteran Affairs until 13 May 2011 then Deputy Premier, Minister for Primary Industry and Water, Minister for Energy and Resources, Minister for Local Government, Minister for Planning and Minister for Racing.

Nicholas James McKim...... Minister for Human Services, Minister for Cor- 21 April 2010 Removed rections and Consumer Protection, Minister 17 January 2014 for Community Development, Minister for Climate Change and Minister for Sustainable Transport and Alternative Energy until the 6th December 2010 then Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Minister for Climate Change, Minister for Corrections and Consumer Protection and Minister for Sustainable Transport and Alternative Energy until the 13th May 2011 then Minister for Education and Skills, Minister for Corrections and Consumer Protection and Minister for Sustainable Transport.

38 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Resignation the Ministry

David James O'Byrne...... Minister for Environment, Parks and Heritage, 21 April 2010 31 March 2014 Minister for Workplace Relations, Minister for the Arts, Minister for Sport and Recreation and Minister for Hospitality until the 6th December 2010 then Minister for Economic Development, Minister for Infrastructure and Minister for Workplace Relations until the 24th January 2011 then Minister for Economic Development, Minister for Infrastructure, Minister for Workplace Relations and Minister for Innovations Science and Technology until 13th May 2011 then Minister for Economic Development, Minister for Infrastrucure, Minister for Workplace Relations, Minister for Innovation Science and Technology and Minister for Police and Emergency Management.

Michelle Anne O'Byrne...... Minister for Health and Minister for Tourism 21 April 2010 31 March 2014 until 13th May 2011 then Minister for Health, Minister for Children and Minister for Sport and Recreation.

LIV Lin Estelle Thorp, MLC...... Minister for Education and Skills, Minister for 21 April 2010 13 May 2011 Children and Minister for Police and Emergency Management.

Cassandra Stanwell O'Connor...... Minister for Human Services and Minister for 6 December Removed Community Development until the 13th May 2010 17 January 2014 2011 then Minister for Human Services, Minister for Community Development, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Minister for Climate Change.

Brian Neal Wightman...... Minister for Environment Parks and Heritage, 6 December 31 March 2014 Minister for Sport and Recreation and Min- 2010 ister for Hospitality until the 24th January 2011 then Minister for Environment, Parks and Heritage, Minister for Sport and Recreation and Minister for Hospitality until the 13th May 2011, Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Minister for Environment, Parks and Heritage until the 17th January 2014 then Attorney-General, Minister for Justice, Minister for Environment, Parks and Heritage and Minister for Education and Skills.

Scott Bacon...... Minister for Tourism, Minister for Hospitality, 13 May 2011 31 March 2014 and Minister for Veteran Affairs until the 12 July 2012, then Minister for Tourism, Minister for Hospitality, Minister for Veteran Affairs and Minister for Finance.

Craig Maxwell Farrell, MLC...... Minister for Corrections and Consumer Protec- 17 January 2014 31 March 2014 tion and Minister for Sustainable Transport.

Rabecca Peta White...... Minister for Human Services. 17 January 2014 31 March 2014

39 MINISTRIES—continued

Date of Number of Appointment Date of Ministry Name of Minister Office or of Joining Resignation the Ministry

William Edward Felix Hodgman.. Premier, Minister for Sport and Recreation Min- 31 March 2014  ister for Tourism, Hospitality and Events and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs.

Jeremy Page Rockliff...... Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and 31 March 2014 Training, Minister for Primary Industries and Water and Minister for Racing.

Dr Vanessa Goodwin, MLC...... Attorney-General, Minister for Justice, Minister 31 March 2014  for Corrections and Minister for the Arts.

LV Peter Carl Gutwein...... Treasurer and Minister for Planning and Local 31 March 2014 Government.

Michael Darrel Joseph Ferguson.. Minister for Health and Minister for Information 31 March 2014 Technology and Innovation.

Matthew Guy Groom...... Minister for State Growth, Miniater for Energy 31 March 2014 and Minister for Environment, Parks and Heritage.

Marinus Theodore Hidding...... Minister for Police and Emergency Management 31 March 2014  and Minister for Infrastructure.

Jacqueline Anne Petrusma...... Minister for Human Services and Minister for 31 March 2014 Women.

Andrew Paul Harriss...... Minister for Resources 31 March 2014

S. DONNELLY, Clerk of the House

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