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THE MINISTRY The Hon Steven Marshall MP The Hon Vickie Chapman MP Premier of South Australia Deputy Premier | Attorney General | Planning and Local Government Responsible for: - Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Responsible for: - Defence and Space Industries - Justice Reform - The Arts - Consumer and Business Affairs - Tourism - Local Government - Veterans’ Affairs - City of Adelaide - Multicultural Affairs The Hon Rob Lucas MLC The Hon Dan van Holst Pellekaan MP Treasurer Energy and Mining Responsible for: Responsible for: - Industrial Relations - Mineral Resources and Energy - The Public Sector - Leader of Government Business (HOA) - Finance - Housing and Urban Development - Leader of Government in the Legislative Council (LegCo) The Hon John Gardner MP The Hon Michelle Lensink MLC Education Human Services Responsible for: Responsible for: - Education and Child Development - Communities and Social Inclusion - Higher Education and Skills - TAFE - Social Housing functions - The Status of Women - Youth - Volunteers - Disabilities THE MINISTRY The Hon David Pisoni MP The Hon Stephen Wade MLC Innovation and Skills Health and Wellbeing Responsible for: Responsible for: - Workforce Training and Skills - Health - Innovation and Entrepreneurship - Ageing - Science and Information Economy - Mental Health and Substance Abuse - Apprenticeships and Traineeships - Creative Industries - Skilled Migration The Hon Rachel Sanderson MP The Hon Corey Wingard MP Child Protection Transport and Infrastructure | Recreation | Sport & Racing Responsible for: - Child Protection Reform Responsible for: - Education and Child Development - Transport and Infrastructure - Child Protection functions - Recreation and Sport - Racing The Hon David Speirs MP The Hon Vincent Tarzia MP Environment and Water Police | Emergency Services | Correctional Services Responsible for: - Sustainability, Environment and Responsible for: - Conservation - Police - Water and the River Murray - Emergency Services - Climate Change - Correctional Services - Road Safety THE MINISTRY The Hon Stephen Patterson MP The Hon David Basham MP Trade and Investment Primary Industries and Regional Development Responsible for: Responsible for: -Trade and Investment - Agriculture, Food and Fisheries - Health Industries - Forests - Regional Development ASSISTANT MINISTERS The Hon Jing Lee MLC The Hon Carolyn Power MP Assistant Minister to the Premier Assistant Minister for Domestic and Family Violence Prevention.

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