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National & Liberal Alliance Shadow Ministry As at 19 April 2021 THE NATIONALS WA LIBERAL PARTY HON MIA DAVIES MLA Dr DAVID HONEY MLA Leader of the Opposition; Leader of the WA Liberal Party; Leader of The Nationals WA; State Development; Energy; Hydrogen; Science, Regional Development; Finance; Innovation and ICT Electoral Affairs; Federal-State Relations; Public Sector Management; Women’s Interests; Jobs & Trade LIBBY METTAM MLA Deputy Leader of the WA Liberal Party; Health; Mental Health; Disability Services; SHANE LOVE MLA Prevention of Family & Domestic Violence Deputy Leader of the Opposition; Deputy Leader of The Nationals WA; Manager of Opposition Business; HON STEVE THOMAS MLC Transport; Mines & Petroleum; Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council; Climate Action Treasury; Small Business HON COLIN DE GRUSSA MLC HON TJORN SIBMA MLC Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Environment; Defence Industry; Citizenship & Council; Agriculture & Food; Fisheries; Ports; Multicultural Affairs Veterans Affairs; Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council HON DONNA FARAGHER MLC Community Services; Early Childhood Learning; PETER RUNDLE MLA Youth; Seniors & Ageing Education & Training; Sport & Recreation; Racing & Gaming; Opposition Whip in the Legislative Assembly HON NICK GOIRAN MLC Attorney-General; Child Protection; Industrial Relations VINCENT CATANIA MLA Tourism; Commerce; Aboriginal Affairs; Government Accountability HON PETER COLLIER MLC Police; Corrective Services; Culture and the Arts HON MARTIN ALDRIDGE MLC Emergency Services; Regional Health; Road NEIL THOMSON MLC elect Safety; Volunteering; Regional Communications Planning; Lands; Heritage JAMES HAYWARD MLC elect STEVE MARTIN MLC elect Local Government; Water; Regional Cities Housing; Forestry .

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