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| Hon Tom Harris, MLA: | Minister for Health and Minister for Housing |
| Miettunen served as a cabinet | minister for 4,300 days, the eight-longest in Finnish |
| Hon Terry McCarthy, MLA: | Minister for Primary Production and Minister for Conse |
| Shekhawat became the Chief | Minister for the second term. |
| December - Mark Clinton, Fine Gael TD, former | Minister for Agriculture and MEP (b.1915). |
| Shekhawat became the Chief | Minister for the third term. |
| ed posts as Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, | Minister for Justice and Workplace Relations and Minis |
| In 1966 Bugaev was appointed Deputy | Minister for Civil Aviation and the following year he |
| ssistant Treasurer between 2002-04 and Shadow | Minister for Revenue 2003-04. |
| - John Herron | Minister for A.T.S.I. |
| Hon Roger Vale, MLA: | Minister for Tourism, Minister for Youth, Sport, Recre |
| Craig Anderson - | Minister for Finance and the Attorney-General |
| Xin Pi, | minister for the Cao Wei empire |
| Wendy Lovell, the | Minister for Children and Early Childhood Development |
| Konoe becomes prime | minister for a second term (July 22). |
| Hanrahan, MLA: Leader of Government Business, | Minister for Business, Technology and Communications a |
| In 1998 he was returned and appointed | Minister for Social Policy. |
| inbow Coalition' was formed and Noonan became | Minister for Health. |
| n the 22 February 2006 he additionally became | Minister for Defence. |
| Abetz was Parliamentary Secretary to the | Minister for Defence 1998-2001 and was Special Ministe |
| She was the Saxon State | Minister for Social Affairs between 2003 and 2008. |
| Shadow | Minister for Heritage |
| Hon Shane Stone, MLA: Attorney-General, | Minister for the Arts, Minister for Mines and Energy, |
| McSweeney is presently the | Minister for Child Protection, Community Services, and |
| Shadow | Minister for Youth |
| Hon Daryl Manzie, MLA: Attorney-General, | Minister for Lands and Housing and Minister for Conser |
| He was the federal | Minister for Science (later Minister for Science and t |
| Shadow | Minister for Housing |
| Albert Reynolds, Former | Minister for Finance |
| He served as | Minister for Public Works in 1901, Commissioner for Ra |
| Friggebo was | Minister for Planning in the Ministry of Housing betwe |
| He was the | Minister for Fisheries and the Minister for Mineral Re |
| ment in the Legislative Council and the state | Minister for Environment and Climate Change and Minist |
| Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, Former | Minister for Water and Power, MNA |
| Darda then became the state | Minister for Energy, Finance and Planning, and later t |
| try after the 2002 state election, serving as | Minister for Aged Care and Minister for Aboriginal Aff |
| She has been the Shadow | Minister for Ageing, Community Services, Housing, and |
| He was the | Minister for Industries during 1985-89 in the M. G. Ra |
| He served as the | Minister for Housing and Backward Classes during 1971- |
| Minister for Social Security 1954 - 56 | |
| He served as junior | minister for Defence Procurement, Economic Secretary t |
| urtin came to power in 1941, he was appointed | Minister for Repatriation and Minister in charge of Wa |
| He was the Prime | Minister for 9 months. |
| He was | Minister for Repatriation in the Fraser government fro |
| He was | Minister for the Constitution, and in October 1946 he |
| The current | Minister for Health is Katy Gallagher. |
| He is currently the | Minister for Agriculture and Food Security, and the Mi |
| He was Shadow | Minister for Health from 1996 to 1998 and shadow Minis |
| In 1987, he became | Minister for Community Services. |
| In March 1993, Lee was appointed | Minister for Tourism and Minister for Resources in the |
| EST CO-OPERATION AWARD, by Provincial Finance | Minister for organising Grand Book Fair-1993. |
| It is headed by the | Minister for Education and Skills. |
| Seiji Maehara, a hardliner and former | Minister for Foreign Affairs. |
| In 1992, she was appointed | Minister for Consumer Affairs and Assistant Minister f |
| 001 Ruddock was also appointed to the role of | Minister for Indigenous Affairs. |
| Rehmatullah Kakar Pakistan's | Minister for Housing and Works also condemned the atta |
| sure was established to advise and assist the | Minister for Culture, Arts and Leisure, on matters wit |
| He served as adviser to the Prime | Minister for two years. |
| Hon Barry Coulter, MLA: Treasurer, | Minister for Local Government and Minister for Mines a |
| Jacobs was the | Minister for Water and Minister for Mental Health from |
| State Coordinating | Minister for Domestic Security: Sultan Hamengkubuwana |
| In February 1988, he became | Minister for Transport and Communications Support, but |
| 1 by the | Minister for Transport |
| from 6 December 2007 - Shadow | Minister for Defence Science, Personnel |
| January 2008 - May 2010: | Minister for Yorkshire & the Humber |
| Minister for Agriculture profile | |
| He was | Minister for the Army from 1963 to 1966, Minister for |
| became Prime | Minister for the second time. |
| Desmond was appointed | Minister for Social Welfare and Minister for Health. |
| A physician by profession, he served as | Minister for Economics and Deputy Prime Minister of th |
| He was state | minister for home in Shivsena-BJP Government. |
| Hon Eric Poole, MLA: | Minister for Correctional Services, Minister for Sport |
| He was appointed Shadow | Minister for Aged Care and Shadow Minister Assisting o |
| Hon Shane Stone, MLA: | Minister for Asian Relations and Trade, Minister for I |
| He has previously been the Shadow | Minister for Sport and the Shadow Minister for Police |
| From 1990 to 1994, he was Bavarian State | Minister for Regional Development and Environment. |
| Her brother Mikael Odenberg was Sweden's | Minister for Defence. |
| He was concurrently made | Minister for Home Affairs in 2010. |
| The current | Minister for Main Roads, Fisheries and Marine Infrastr |
| He also continued to serve as | Minister for Law. |
| The current | Minister for Transport and Multicultural Affairs is An |
| he Hawke and Keating Labor governments he was | Minister for Resources 1988-1990, Minister for Industr |
| In 1997 he was appointed | Minister for Transport and Regional Development, and i |
| He was appointed Shadow | Minister for Transport in June 2005. |
| The NSS reports to the Lead | Minister for Search and Rescue (LMSAR), who is the Min |
| C. N. Balakrishnan is the present | Minister for Co-operation of the Government of Kerala. |
| He was the | Minister for Employment and Learning from 2007-10. |
| Fairbairn became | Minister for Education and Science in March 1971 in th |
| During his years in parliament, he served as | Minister for Culture (1959), Minister for Foreign Affa |
| The current MP is the | Minister for International Development, Alan Duncan. |
| Hon Eric Poole, MLA: | Minister for Correctional Services, Minister for Sport |
| On 11 September 2010, Plibersek was appointed | Minister for Human Services and Minister for Social In |
| 1899-1900) and William Irvine (1902-1903) and | Minister for Railways (1903-1904). |
| During his political career, he served as | minister for 10 different ministries, including Minist |
| Minister for Planning and Coordination in the Iraqi Tr | |
| The | minister for youth and young adults is Lawrence Yoo. |
| She was appointed Shadow | Minister for the Family in 2007. |
| V. K. Ebrahimkunju is the present | Minister for Public Works of the Government of Kerala. |
| mber of different Cabinet positions including | Minister for Community Development (1991-94), Minister |
| In addition to his current portfolio of | Minister for Transport, he is also the Second Minister |
| He was the | Minister for Foreign Affairs under Prime Minister Juni |
| rial posts during his time as an MP including | Minister for the South West and Minister for Employmen |
| Formerly, she served as the | Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Minister |
| He has previously held the positions of | Minister for Health (2005-2009) and Minister for Emerg |
| He became | Minister for External Affairs in December 1914 until t |
| He served as | Minister for Social Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister |
| In June 2005 he became Shadow | Minister for Environment and Heritage, Shadow Minister |
| Hon Jim Robertson, MLA: Leader of the House, | Minister for Education and Minister for Lands and Hous |
| He was | Minister for the Army and Minister for Repatriation fr |
| He was appointed Welsh Assembly Government | Minister for Social Justice and Local Government in Ju |
| folios: the Attorney-General of Victoria, the | Minister for Racing, the Minister for Police & Emergen |
| Minister for Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills: | |
| He was made | Minister for Cooperation in 1957 and later Minister fo |
| She was the Shadow | Minister for Small Business, Job Creation, Fair Tradin |
| He was | Minister for Interior and Minister for Works (1956-58) |
| Minister for Health and Social Care: Edwina Hart | |
| ng the Weimar Republic, he held office as the | Minister for Economics and the Minister for Labour. |
| While Jim Robertson was officially the | Minister for Community Development during this period, |
| In December 1979, Fraser appointed Hunt | Minister for Transport. |
| From 1978-81 he was German | Minister for Education and Science and also German Min |
| The | Minister for External Territories consulted with the t |
| ecame Premier in December 2009 he remained as | Minister for Police and Minister for Finance until the |
| romoted and allocated the positions of Shadow | Minister for Industry and State Development, Shadow Mi |
| ns has previously held roles including Shadow | Minister for Community Services and Housing and Shadow |
| Andrew Davies, | Minister for Economic Development and Transport from 2 |
| mber 2009 where he was subsequently appointed | Minister for Police and Minister for Finance. |
| cessary by the retirement of John Ah Kit, the | Minister for Community Development, Minister for Housi |
| TD for NUI and | Minister for Industry and Commerce 1924-32. |
| He served as the Deputy | Minister for Telecommunications and Minister of State |
| From 1991 to 1994 she served as | Minister for Finance. |
| Grylls has been the | Minister for Regional Development and Minister for Lan |
| He was | Minister for Youth and Community Services from May 197 |
| O'Brien currently serves as | Minister for Finance, Minister for Commerce, and Minis |
| The responsible | Minister for the proposal was the then Minister for Pu |
| Hon Mike Reed, MLA: | Minister for Health and Community Services and Ministe |
| He was | Minister for Sport and Recreation, Corporate and Infor |
| Minister for Medicine and Health, Family Welfare, and | |
| She was appointed Deputy | Minister for Health and Community Care upon Jack McCon |
| iding Member of Legislative Review Committee, | Minister for the Ageing, Minister for Disability Servi |
| Bishop has been Shadow | Minister for Veterans' Affairs 2001-04, Shadow Ministe |
| Wu stepped down as | Minister for Education in February 1998. |
| Hellwege was Federal | Minister for Affairs of the Federal Council (1949-1955 |
| Minister for Agriculture and Rural Development | |
| The | Minister for Police is Peter Ryan since December 2010. |
| In November 1945, he was nominated | Minister for Public Health in Luxembourg. |
| Hon Mick Palmer, MLA: | Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries and Minist |
| Initially given the portfolios of | Minister for Environment and Conservation, Minister fo |
| He became Attorney-General, | Minister for Justice, Minister for Consumer Affairs an |
| Minister for Finance & Planning , Govt. | |
| The current | Minister for Education is Adrian Piccoli. |
| He was Shadow | Minister for Primary Industries and Shadow Minister fo |
| After the election, Pearsall became | Minister for Tourism, National Parks and Recreational |
| Minister for Marketing and Warehousing 2009 - 2010 | |
| He was also appointed | Minister for Administrative Services until 1984, when |
| He previously served as | Minister for Transport and Minister for Disability Ser |
| n a range of ministerial portfolios including | Minister for Natural Resources and Minister for Youth |
| took his first step into diplomacy by adding | Minister for External Affairs and Minister for Island |
| In the 1950s he served as | minister for public instruction. |
| He was then appointed the | Minister for Finance in 1991-92 and Treasurer in Jan-O |
| ment of Nathan Rees as premier, he became the | Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services |
| He was the | Minister for Housing and Construction in 1990-91. |
| He previously served as | Minister for Natural Resources and Water and Minister |
| She served as | Minister For Women and Minister for Social Welfare and |
| In March 2009 he became Shadow | Minister for Communities & Local Government and in Jan |
| tlam government at the 1972 elections, he was | Minister for Repatriation and Minister assisting the M |
| He held the following ministries: | Minister for Employment, Education and Training; Minis |
| In 1908, he became | Minister for Defence in the Cabinet of Andrew Fisher. |
| Hon Tom Harris, MLA: | Minister for Education and Minister Assisting the Chie |
| ng the parliament in 1983, Griffiths was made | Minister for Resources in 1990, Minister for Tourism i |
| During his parliamentary career he served as | Minister for Administrative Services and Assistant Min |
| Oliver J. Flanagan (1920-1987), | Minister for Defence, 1976-1977. |
| He also served as | Minister for Trade and Industry. |
| Scholes was | Minister for Defence in the first Hawke Ministry from |
| Mary Hanafin - | Minister for Education and Science |
| bruary 2006 he was promoted to the Cabinet as | Minister for Small Business, Minister for the Peel and |
| Hon Nick Dondas, MLA: | Minister for Youth, Sport and Recreation and Minister |
| Dermot Ahern - | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| He served as | Minister for Tourism and Assistant Minister for Health |
| He was also the | Minister for Industries, Industrial Research and Fishe |
| Minister for Rural Development and Local Administratio | |
| He was appointed | Minister for Markets and Minister for Repatriation in |
| ebruary 1968 in the John Gorton government as | Minister for Works and Minister in charge of Tourist A |
| In March 1993 he was appointed | Minister for Communications (serving concurrently with |
| uring his time in Parliament he was Associate | Minister for the Environment (1987-1989), Associate Mi |
| In April 1990, he was appointed | Minister for Small Business and Customs in the Hawke m |
| On January 20, 1982, he was also named | Minister for Crown Investments. |
| He is the current | Minister for Correctional Services, Minister for Gambl |
| In 1964, he became | Minister for National Development. |
| r won government in 1998, Foley was appointed | Minister for the Arts, Attorney-General and Minister f |
| inaugural member Eric Bedford, who served as | Minister for Education and Minister for Planning in th |
| Parliamentary Secretary to the Cabinet 1987, | Minister for Sport and Recreation 1987-89, Minister fo |
| e Shadow frontbench, and was appointed Shadow | Minister for Families & Community Services and Shadow |
| She has been | Minister for Information and Communication Technology |
| As the deputy, he was named Public Transport | Minister for Labour and Minister of the National Educa |
| ier of the Northwest Territories is the first | minister for the Northwest Territories, Canada. |
| She had three distinct portfolios: | Minister for Education; Minister for Employment and Wo |
| A year later he became | Minister for the Capital Territory. |
| He was | Minister for Works from 1972 to 1973, Minister for Abo |
| He was | Minister for Communications from 1983 to 1987, Ministe |
| He served as a | minister for Transport, Northern Ireland and Industry |
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