Regierung Morrison I

Die Regierung Morrison I löste am 28. August 2018 die Regierung Turnbull II ab und regierte Australien bis zum 29. Mai 2019. Es handelte sich um eine Koalitionsregierung von Liberal Party (LIB) und National Party (NPA).

Hintergrund

Bei der Parlamentswahlen am 2. Juli 2016 gewann die Labor Party hinzu, verfehlte jedoch mit 69 der 150 Parlamentssitze die absolute Mehrheit. Die Liberal Party stellte 60 Abgeordnete, die National Party 16.[1] Turnbull blieb Premierminister einer Koalition von Liberalen und National Party.[2] Nach der Abstimmungsniederlage Turnbulls um den Parteivorsitz der Liberalen gegen Schatzminister Scott Morrison am 24. August 2018 übernahm Morrison auch das Amt des Premierministers.[3] Die Regierung konnte ihre Mehrheit bei der Parlamentswahl am 18. Mai 2019 verteidigen.[4]

Ministerliste

Kabinett
AmtMinisterParteiAmtszeitBild
PremierministerScott MorrisonLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Minister für UreinwohnerNigel ScullionCLP28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
stellvertretender Premierminister
Minister für Infrastruktur und Verkehr und Regionale Entwicklung
Michael McCormackNPA28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Ministerin für regionale Dienstleistungen
Sportministerin
Ministerin für Lokale Regierung und Dezentralisierung
Bridget McKenzieNPA28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
SchatzministerJosh FrydenbergLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Minister für Finanzen und den öffentlichen Dienst
Vizepräsident des Executive Council
Mathias CormannLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
VerteidigungsministerChristopher PyneLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Minister/-in für die RüstungsindustrieSteven CioboLIB28. August 2018 – 2. März 2019
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Linda ReynoldsLIB2. März 2019 – 29. Mai 2019
AußenministerinMarise PayneLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Minister für Handel, Tourismus und InvestitionenSimon BirminghamLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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GeneralstaatsanwaltChristian PorterLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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InnenministerPeter DuttonLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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Kommunikationsminister
Kulturminister
Mitch FifieldLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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Minister für Frauen
Minister für Arbeitsplätze und Industrie
Kelly O’DwyerLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Ministerin für Klein- und Familienunternehmen, Qualifikationen und BerufsausbildungMichaelia CashLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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Minister für Rohstoffe und NordaustralienMatthew CanavanLNP28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Ministerin für Industrie, Wissenschaft und TechnologieKaren AndrewsLNP28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
BildungsministerDan TehanLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
GesundheitsministerGreg HuntLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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Minister für Familie und SozialesPaul FletcherLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Minister für Landwirtschaft und WasserressourcenDavid LittleproudLNP28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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UmweltministerinMelissa PriceLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
EnergieministerAngus TaylorLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Juniorminister
Minister für Städte, städtische Infrastruktur und BevölkerungAlan TudgeLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
stellvertretender SchatzministerStuart RobertLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Special Minister of StateAlex HawkeLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Minister für Veteranen
Minister für Verteidigungspersonal
Assistant Minister für die ANZAC-Hundertjahrfeier beim Premierminister
Darren ChesterNPA28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Minister für Einwanderung, Staatsbürgerschaft und multikulturelle AngelegenheitenDavid ColemanLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Minister für Altenbetreuung
Minister für Gesundheit der Ureinwohner
Ken WyattLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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Minister für Human Services
Minister für Digitale Transformation
Michael KeenanLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister und parlamentarische Staatssekretäre
Assistant Minister beim PremierministerSteve IronsLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister für regionale Entwicklung und TerritorienSussan LeyLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister beim stellvertretenden PremierministerAndrew BroadNPA28. August 2018 – 18. Dezember 2018
Andrew GeeNPA25. Januar 2019 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister für Straßen und VerkehrScott BuchholzLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister beim Schatzministerium und für FinanzenZed SeseljaLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister für VerteidigungDavid FawcettLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister für internationale Entwicklung und den PazifikAnne RustonLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister für Handel, Tourismus und InvestitionenMark CoultonNPA28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
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Assistant Minister für InneresLinda ReynoldsLIB28. August 2018 – 2. März 2019
Assistant Minister für Soziales, Wohnungen und BehinderteSarah HendersonLIB28. August 2018 – 29. Mai 2019
Assistant Minister für Kinder und FamilienMichelle LandryNPA28. August 2018 – 2. März 2019
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Assistant Minister für Landwirtschaft und WasservorräteRichard ColbeckLIB28. August 2018 – 2. März 2019
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Anmerkungen

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

  1. Stephen Barber: Federal election results 1901–2016—Reissue 2. (PDF; 2,9 MB) Parliament of Australia, S. 14 f., 61, 143, abgerufen am 22. November 2019 (englisch).
  2. Prime Ministers of Australia. Malcolm Turnbull. National Museum of Australia, abgerufen am 22. November 2019 (englisch).
  3. Prime Ministers of Australia. Scott Morrison. National Museum of Australia, abgerufen am 22. November 2019 (englisch).
  4. 2019 Federal Elections. House of Representatives - final results. Australian Electoral Commission, abgerufen am 22. November 2019 (englisch).

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