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词条 Minister for Regional Development (Western Australia)
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  1. List of regional development ministers

  2. List of ministers for specific regions

     Gascoyne  Goldfields-Esperance  Great Southern  Kimberley  Mid-West  North-West  Peel  Pilbara  South-West  Wheatbelt 

  3. See also

  4. References

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Minister for Regional Development is a position in the government of Western Australia, currently held by Alannah MacTiernan of the Labor Party. The position was first created in 1977, for the government of Charles Court, and has existed in most governments since then. The minister is responsible for the state government's Department of Regional Development.

Prior to the creation of a regional development portfolio, there was a separate minister with responsibility for North-West Australia, called the Minister for North-West. That position has not existed since 1993. Additionally, in the Labor governments of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, either some or all of the regions of Western Australia had specific ministers.

List of regional development ministers

Titles
  • 10 March 1977 – 11 June 1982: Minister for Regional Administration
  • 25 February 1983 – present: Minister for Regional Development

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
10 March 19775 March 1980 Des O'NeilLiberal}}|  Liberal
5 March 198012 February 1981 Ray O'ConnorLiberal}}|  Liberal
12 February 198125 January 1982 Peter JonesNational}}|  National Country
25 January 198211 June 1982 Barry MacKinnonLiberal}}|  Liberal
1982–1983: responsibilities held by Minister for Industrial, Commercial, and Regional Development
25 February 198325 February 1986 Julian GrillLabor}}|  Labor
12 May 198628 February 1989 Jeff CarrLabor}}|  Labor
28 February 198919 February 1990 Gordon HillLabor}}|  Labor
19 February 199020 December 1990 Pam BuchananLabor}}|  Labor
1990–1995: responsibilities held by other ministers
10 February 199516 February 2001 Hendy CowanNational}}|  National
1 July 200116 September 2004 Tom StephensLabor}}|  Labor
16 September 200421 September 2004 Kim ChanceLabor}}|  Labor
21 September 200410 March 2005 Ljiljanna RavlichLabor}}|  Labor
10 March 20053 February 2006 John BowlerLabor}}|  Labor
3 February 200623 September 2008 Jon FordLabor}}|  Labor
23 September 200811 December 2013 Brendon GryllsNational}}|  National
11 December 201317 March 2017 Terry RedmanNational}}|  National
17 March 2017 Alannah MacTiernanLabor}}|  Labor

List of ministers for specific regions

Gascoyne

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
26 November 199216 February 1993 Tom StephensLabor}}|  Labor
1993–2001: no minister
16 February 200116 September 2004(again)}}Labor}}|  Labor
16 September 200421 September 2004 Kim ChanceLabor}}|  Labor
21 September 200410 March 2005 Ljiljanna RavlichLabor}}|  Labor
10 March 200523 September 2008 Jon FordLabor}}|  Labor

Goldfields-Esperance

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
19 February 199016 February 1993 Ian TaylorLabor}}|  Labor
1993–2001: no minister
16 February 20011 July 2001 Clive BrownLabor}}|  Labor
1 July 200127 June 2003 Nick GriffithsLabor}}|  Labor
27 June 200316 September 2004 Tom StephensLabor}}|  Labor
16 September 200421 September 2004 Kim ChanceLabor}}|  Labor
21 September 200410 March 2005 Ljiljanna RavlichLabor}}|  Labor
10 March 20052 March 2007 John BowlerLabor}}|  Labor
2 March 200723 September 2008(again)}}Labor}}|  Labor

Great Southern

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
16 February 200110 March 2005 Kim ChanceLabor}}|  Labor
10 March 20052 March 2007 John BowlerLabor}}|  Labor
2 March 200723 September 2008(again)}}Labor}}|  Labor

Kimberley

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
16 February 200116 September 2004 Tom StephensLabor}}|  Labor
16 September 200421 September 2004 Kim ChanceLabor}}|  Labor
21 September 200410 March 2005 Ljiljanna RavlichLabor}}|  Labor
10 March 200523 September 2008 Jon FordLabor}}|  Labor

Mid-West

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
28 February 19895 February 1991 Jeff CarrLabor}}|  Labor
5 February 19917 September 1992 Gordon HillLabor}}|  Labor
7 September 199226 November 1992 Ian TaylorLabor}}|  Labor
26 November 199216 February 1993 Tom StephensLabor}}|  Labor
1993–2001: no minister
16 February 200123 September 2008 Kim ChanceLabor}}|  Labor

North-West

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
17 May 191917 June 1923 Hal ColebatchNationalist}}|  Nationalist
18 June 192315 April 1924 John EwingLiberal}}|  Liberal
1924–1933: no minister
24 April 193326 March 1935 Harry MillingtonLabor}}|  Labor
26 March 193515 July 1936 Frank WiseLabor}}|  Labor
1936–1939: no minister
29 March 19391 April 1947 Aubrey CoverleyLabor}}|  Labor
1 April 194724 October 1950 Ross McLartyLiberal}}|  Liberal
24 October 19503 January 1952 Garnet WoodNational}}|  Country
17 January 195223 February 1953(again)}}Liberal}}|  Liberal
23 February 19532 April 1959 Harry StricklandLabor}}|  Labor
1959–1971: no minister
12 October 197130 May 1973 Herb GrahamLabor}}|  Labor
30 May 19738 April 1974 Arthur BickertonLabor}}|  Labor
8 April 19745 June 1975 Alan RidgeLiberal}}|  Liberal
5 June 19755 March 1980 Des O'NeilLiberal}}|  Liberal
5 March 198012 February 1981 Ray O'ConnorLiberal}}|  Liberal
12 February 198125 January 1982 Peter JonesNational}}|  National Country
25 January 198225 February 1983 Barry MacKinnonLiberal}}|  Liberal
25 February 198325 July 1986 Julian GrillLabor}}|  Labor
25 July 198616 February 1993 Ernie BridgeLabor}}|  Labor

Peel

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
16 February 200127 June 2003 Jim McGintyLabor}}|  Labor
27 June 200310 March 2005 Bob KuceraLabor}}|  Labor
10 March 20053 February 2006 Mark McGowanLabor}}|  Labor
3 February 20069 November 2006 Norm MarlboroughLabor}}|  Labor
9 November 200613 December 2006(again)}}Labor}}|  Labor
13 December 200623 September 2008 David TemplemanLabor}}|  Labor

Pilbara

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
16 February 200116 September 2004 Tom StephensLabor}}|  Labor
16 September 200421 September 2004 Kim ChanceLabor}}|  Labor
21 September 200410 March 2005 Ljiljanna RavlichLabor}}|  Labor
10 March 200523 September 2008 Jon FordLabor}}|  Labor

South-West

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
25 February 198628 February 1989 Julian GrillLabor}}|  Labor
28 February 198916 February 1993 David SmithLabor}}|  Labor
1993–2001: no minister
16 February 200127 June 2003 Jim McGintyLabor}}|  Labor
27 June 200310 March 2005 Bob KuceraLabor}}|  Labor
10 March 200523 September 2008 Mark McGowanLabor}}|  Labor

Wheatbelt

Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
26 November 199216 February 1993 Tom StephensLabor}}|  Labor
1993–2001: no minister
16 February 200123 September 2008 Kim ChanceLabor}}|  Labor

See also

  • Minister for Energy (Western Australia)
  • Minister for Mines and Petroleum (Western Australia)
  • Minister for State Development (Western Australia)

References

  • David Black (2014), [https://web.archive.org/web/20160303183010/http://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/ParliamentaryHandbook/23rd%20Edition%20of%20the%20Parliament%20Handbook%20-%20Final%20Version.pdf The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook (Twenty-Third Edition)]. Perth [W.A.]: Parliament of Western Australia.
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