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词条 Executive of the 1st Northern Ireland Assembly
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  1. 1st Executive of Northern Ireland

     Changes 2 December 1999  Changes 11 February 2000  Changes 30 May 2000  Changes 1 July 2001  Changes 27 July 2001  Changes 24 October 2001  Changes 6 November 2001  Changes 14 December 2001  Changes 20 February 2002 

  2. See also

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The Executive of the 1st Northern Ireland Assembly (1 July 1998 – 14 October 2002) was, under the terms of the Northern Ireland Act 1998, a power-sharing coalition.

Following the first election to the new Northern Ireland Assembly the Ulster Unionist Party, the Social Democratic and Labour Party and Sinn Féin all took up their ministerial posts and formed an executive, the Democratic Unionist Party refused to attend meetings of the Executive Committee in protest at Sinn Féin's participation.

Full power was devolved to the Executive on 2 December 1999. This power was revoked by the Secretary of State on four separate occasions. The first was for a period of 3 months from 11 February 2000 – 30 May 2000 because of no arms decommissioning. The next two times were for periods of 24 hours on 10 August 2001 to help deal with arms negotiations and 21 September 2001 following the Holy Cross dispute. The final suspension came on 14 October 2002 after the Stormontgate controversy surrounding an alleged Provisional Irish Republican Army spy ring based in Stormont.

1st Executive of Northern Ireland

OfficeNameTermParty
First MinisterDavid Trimble1998–01UUP
Deputy First MinisterSeamus Mallon1998–01SDLP

Changes 2 December 1999

OfficeNameTermParty
Minister of Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentBríd Rodgers1999–00SDLP
Minister of Culture, Arts and LeisureMichael McGimpsey1999–00UUP
Minister of EducationMartin McGuinness1999–00Sinn Féin
Minister for Employment and LearningSean Farren1999–00SDLP
Minister of Enterprise, Trade and InvestmentReg Empey1999–00UUP
Minister of the EnvironmentSam Foster1999–00UUP
Minister of Finance and PersonnelMark Durkan1999–00SDLP
Minister of Health, Social Services and Public SafetyBairbre de Brún1999–00Sinn Féin
Minister for Regional DevelopmentPeter Robinson1999–00DUP
Minister for Social DevelopmentNigel Dodds1999–00DUP

Changes 11 February 2000

OfficeNameTermParty
Minister of Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentOffice suspended2000
Minister of Culture, Arts and LeisureOffice suspended2000
Minister of EducationOffice suspended2000
Minister for Employment and LearningOffice suspended2000
Minister of Enterprise, Trade and InvestmentOffice suspended2000
Minister of the EnvironmentOffice suspended2000
Minister of Finance and PersonnelOffice suspended2000
Minister of Health, Social Services and Public SafetyOffice suspended2000
Minister for Regional DevelopmentOffice suspended2000
Minister for Social DevelopmentOffice suspended2000

Changes 30 May 2000

OfficeNameTermParty
Minister of Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentBríd Rodgers2000–02SDLP
Minister of Culture, Arts and LeisureMichael McGimpsey2000–02UUP
Minister of EducationMartin McGuinness2000–02Sinn Féin
Minister for Employment and LearningSean Farren2000–01SDLP
Minister of Enterprise, Trade and InvestmentReg Empey2000–02UUP
Minister of the EnvironmentSam Foster2000–02UUP
Minister of Finance and PersonnelMark Durkan2000–01SDLP
Minister of Health, Social Services and Public SafetyBairbre de Brún2000–02Sinn Féin
Minister for Regional DevelopmentPeter Robinson2000–01DUP
Minister for Social DevelopmentNigel Dodds2000DUP

Changes 1 July 2001

OfficeNameTermParty
First MinisterReg Empey (acting)2001UUP

Changes 27 July 2001

OfficeNameTermParty
Minister for Regional DevelopmentGregory Campbell2001DUP
Minister for Social DevelopmentMaurice Morrow2000–01DUP

Changes 24 October 2001

OfficeNameTermParty
Minister for Regional DevelopmentPeter Robinson2001–02DUP
Minister for Social DevelopmentNigel Dodds2001–02DUP

Changes 6 November 2001

OfficeNameTermParty
First MinisterDavid Trimble2001–02UUP
Deputy First MinisterMark Durkan2001–02SDLP

Changes 14 December 2001

OfficeNameTermParty
Minister for Employment and LearningCarmel Hanna2001–02SDLP
Minister of Finance and PersonnelSean Farren2001–02SDLP

Changes 20 February 2002

OfficeNameTermParty
Minister of the EnvironmentDermot Nesbitt2002UUP

See also

  • List of Northern Ireland Executives
  • Members of the Northern Ireland Assembly elected in 2007
{{Governments of Northern Ireland}}

7 : Northern Ireland Executive|Coalition governments of the United Kingdom|Ministries of the Northern Ireland Assembly|1998 establishments in Northern Ireland|2002 disestablishments in Northern Ireland|Cabinets established in 1998|Cabinets disestablished in 2002

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