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Home News 12/12/11 - John Key names new Cabinet

12/12/11 - John Key names new Cabinet

Prime Minister John Key today named the following ministerial roles;

 

1. John Key - Prime Minister, Minister of Tourism, Minister Responsible for Ministerial Services, Minister in Charge of the NZ Security Intelligence Service

2. Bill English - Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance

3. Gerry Brownlee - Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery, Minister of Transport, Leader of the House, Minister Responsible for the Earthquake Commission

4. Steven Joyce - Minister for Economic Development, Minister of Science and Innovation, Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment, Associate Minister of Finance

5. Judith Collins - Minister of Justice, Minister for ACC, Minister for Ethnic Affairs

6. Tony Ryall - Minister of Health, Minister for State Owned Enterprises

7. Hekia Parata - Minister of Education, Minister of Pacific Island Affairs

8. Christopher Finlayson, Attorney-General, Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations, Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Associate Minister of Maori Affairs

9. Paula Bennett - Minister for Social Development, Minister of Youth Affairs

10. Dr Nick Smith - Minister for the Environment, Minister for Climate Change Issues, Minister of Local Government

11. David Carter - Minister for Primary Industries

12. Murray McCully - Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister for Sport and Recreation

13. Anne Tolley - Minister of Police, Minister of Corrections, Deputy Leader of the House

14. Dr Jonathan Coleman - Minister of Defence, Minister of State Services, Associate Minister of Finance

15. Tim Groser - Minister of Trade, Minister Responsible for International Climate Change Negotiations, Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs

16. Phil Heatley - Minister of Energy and Resources, Minister of Housing

17. Kate Wilkinson - Minister of Conservation, Minister of Labour, Minister for Food Safety, Associate Minister of Immigration

18. Nathan Guy - Minister of Immigration, Minister for Racing, Minister of Veterans' Affairs, Associate Minister for Primary Industries

19. Craig Foss - Minister of Commerce, Minister of Broadcasting, Associate Minister for ACC, Associate Minister of Education

20. Amy Adams - Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Associate Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Outside Cabinet:

21.Maurice Williamson - Minister for Building and Construction, Minister of Customs, Minister for Land Information, Minister of Statistics

22. Chris Tremain - Minister of Civil Defence, Minister of Consumer Affairs, Associate Minister of Tourism, Associate Minister of Transport

23. Jo Goodhew - Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector, Minister for Senior Citizens, Minister of Women's Affairs, Associate Minister of Health

24. Chester Borrows - Minister of Courts, Associate Minister of Justice, Associate Minister of Social Development

 

Support party ministers;

 

United Future leader Peter Dunne - Minister of Revenue, Associate Minister of Conservation, Associate Minister of Health

Act Parliamentary leader John Banks - Minister for Regulatory Reform, Minister for Small Business, Associate Minister of Commerce, Associate Minister of Education

Maori Party co-leader Pita Sharples - Minister of Maori Affairs, Associate Minister of Corrections, Associate Minister of Education

Maori Party co-leader Tariana Turia - Minister for Whanau Ora, Minister for Disability Issues, Associate Minister of Health, Associate Minister of Housing,Associate Minister for Social Development, Associate Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment

 

(Source Otago Daily Times, APNZ)

 
Newsflash
As from Friday, 18 November 2011, changes have been made to some of the health requirements for both partners and dependent children of residents, and for pregnant temporary entrants to New Zealand.
The changes to immigration instructions come into effect on 21 November. They result from the review of immigration health screening recently agreed to by Cabinet. Further information is available

As from Friday, 18 November 2011, changes have been made to some of the health requirements for both partners and dependent children of residents, and for pregnant temporary entrants to New Zealand. The changes to immigration instructions come into effect on 21 November. They result from the review of immigration health screening recently agreed to by Cabinet. Further information is available here for temporary and partners.

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