Regierung Abbott

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Generalgouverneurin Quentin Bryce und die frisch vereidigte Regierung Abbott

Die Regierung Abbott regierte Australien vom 18. September 2013 bis zum 15. September 2015. Es handelte sich um eine Koalitionsregierung von Liberal Party (LIB) und National Party.

Die Parlamentswahlen am 7. September 2013 verlor die Labor Party unter Kevin Rudd klar. Sie erhielt nur noch 55 der 150 Parlamentssitze, die Liberal Party stellte 74 Abgeordnete, die National Party 15.[1] Die folgende Regierung wurde von einer Koalition aus Liberalen und National Party gebildet mit dem Vorsitzenden der Liberalen, Tony Abbott, als Premierminister.[2] Am 15. September 2015 unterlag Abbott bei einer Abstimmung über den Parteivorsitz seinem parteiinternen Rivalen Malcolm Turnbull, der ihn auch als Premierminister ablöste.[3]

Ministerliste

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AmtMinisterParteiAmtszeitBild
PremierministerTony AbbottLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Minister für UreinwohnerNigel ScullionCLP18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
stellvertretender PremierministerWarren TrussNPA18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Minister für Infrastruktur und Verkehr18. September 2013 – 19. März 2014
Minister für Infrastruktur und regionale Entwicklung19. März 2014 – 15. September 2015
AußenministerinJulie BishopLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Minister für Handel und InvestitionenAndrew RobbLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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ArbeitsministerEric AbetzLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
GeneralstaatsanwaltGeorge BrandisLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Kulturminister
Vizepräsident des Executive Council
SchatzministerJoe HockeyLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Minister für KleinunternehmenBruce BillsonLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
LandwirtschaftsministerBarnaby JoyceNPA18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
BildungsministerChristopher PyneLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Minister für Bildung und Ausbildung23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
IndustrieministerIan MacfarlaneLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Minister für Industrie und Wissenschaft23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
SozialministerKevin AndrewsLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Scott MorrisonLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
Minister für KommunikationMalcolm TurnbullLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Gesundheitsminister/inPeter DuttonLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
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Sussan LeyLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
Sportminister/inPeter DuttonLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
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Sussan LeyLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
VerteidigungsministerDavid JohnstonLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Kevin AndrewsLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
UmweltministerGreg HuntLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Minister für Einwanderung und GrenzschutzScott MorrisonLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Peter DuttonLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
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FinanzministerMathias CormannLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Juniorminister
JustizministerMichael KeenanLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Ministerin für Human ServicesMarise PayneLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Minister für VeteranenMichael RonaldsonLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Special Minister of State
Assistant Minister und parlamentarische Staatssekretäre
Assistant Minister für den Öffentlichen Dienst beim PremierministerEric AbetzLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Assistant Minister für Frauen beim PremierministerMichaelia CashLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Assistant Minister für Terrorismusbekämpfung beim PremierministerMichael KeenanLIB28. Mai 2015 – 15. September 2015
Christian PorterLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
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Assistant Minister für die ANZAC-Hundertjahrfeier beim PremierministerMichael RonaldsonLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Assistant Minister für Infrastruktur und regionale EntwicklungJamie BriggsLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Assistant Minister für ArbeitLuke HartsuykerNPA18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Assistant Minister im SchatzministeriumArthur SinodinosLIB18. September 2013 – 19. Dezember 2014
Josh FrydenbergLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
Assistant Minister für BildungSussan LeyLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Assistant Minister für Bildung und AusbildungSimon BirminghamLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
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Assistant Minister für SozialesMitch FifieldLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Assistant Minister für GesundheitFiona NashNPA18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Assistant Minister für VerteidigungStuart RobertLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Assistant Minister für Einwanderung und GrenzschutzMichaelia CashLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär beim PremierministerAlan TudgeLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Josh FrydenbergLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im AußenministeriumBrett MasonLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
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Steven CioboLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
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Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im Ministerium Handel und Investition23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
Parlamentarische Staatssekretärin beim GeneralstaatsanwaltConcetta Fierravanti-WellsLIB28. Mai 2015 – 15. September 2015
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Parlamentarische/r Staatssekretär/in im SchatzministeriumSteven CioboLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
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Kelly O’DwyerLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im LandwirtschaftsministeriumRichard ColbeckLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im BildungsministeriumScott RyanLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im Ministerium für Bildung und Ausbildung23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im IndustrieministeriumBob BaldwinLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
Parlamentarische Staatssekretärin im Ministerium für Industrie und WissenschaftKaren AndrewsLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
Parlamentarische Staatssekretärin im SozialministeriumConcetta Fierravanti-WellsLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
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Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im Ministerium für KommunikationPaul FletcherLIB18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im VerteidigungsministeriumDarren ChesterNPA18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015
Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im UmweltministeriumSimon BirminghamLIB18. September 2013 – 23. Dezember 2014
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Bob BaldwinLIB23. Dezember 2014 – 15. September 2015
Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im FinanzministeriumMichael McCormackNPA18. September 2013 – 15. September 2015

Anmerkungen

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

  1. Stephen Barber: Federal election results 1901–2016—Reissue 2. (PDF; 2,9 MB) Parliament of Australia, S. 13 f., 60, 143, abgerufen am 22. Juni 2019 (englisch).
  2. Prime Ministers of Australia. Tony Abbott. National Museum of Australia, abgerufen am 22. Juni 2019 (englisch).
  3. Prime Ministers of Australia. Malcolm Turnbull. National Museum of Australia, abgerufen am 22. Juni 2019 (englisch).

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