Beattie Ministry - Fifth Ministry

Fifth Ministry

On 13 September 2006, following the 2006 election, a ministry of 19 cabinet ministers and 11 parliamentary secretaries was sworn in. It served until the end of the Ministry on 13 September 2007 following Anna Bligh's ascension to the post of Premier, and was followed by the Bligh Ministry.

Linda Lavarch, the Attorney-General, resigned from the Ministry on 18 October 2006 citing depression. Kerry Shine and Margaret Keech assumed her portfolios on 1 November 2006. Craig Wallace was appointed to the available place within the Ministry.

Office Minister

Premier
Minister for Trade

Peter Beattie, BA, LL.B., MA, MP

Deputy Premier
Treasurer
Minister for Infrastructure

Anna Bligh, BA, MP

Minister for Transport
Minister for Main Roads

Paul Lucas, BEcon, LL.B., MBA, MP

Leader of the House
Minister for Public Works and Housing
Minister for Information and Communication Technology
from 12 October 2006)

Robert Schwarten, BEd, DipTeach, MP

Minister for Police and Corrective Services

Judy Spence, BA, DipTeach, MP

Minister for Education and Training
Minister for the Arts

Rod Welford, BA(Hons), LL.B., GradDipLegPrac,
MSc(Env), MP

Minister for Health

Stephen Robertson, BA(Hons), MP

Minister for State Development
Minister for Employment
Minister for Industrial Relations

John Mickel, MLitSt, BA, BEdSt, DipTeach, MP

Minister for Communities
Minister for Disability Services
Minister for Seniors
Minister for Youth
Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships
(from 30 January 2007)

Warren Pitt, BEdSt, BA, DipTeach, MP

Minister for Child Safety

Desley Boyle, BSc(Hons), MPsych, MBA, MP

Attorney-General
Minister for Justice
Minister for Women

Linda Lavarch, LL.B., GradDipLegPrac, MP
(until 18 October 2006)

Minister for Tourism
Minister for Fair Trading
Minister for Wine Industry Development
Minister for Women (from 1 November 2006)

Margaret Keech, B.Econ, GradDipAppLing, MA, MP

Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries

Tim Mulherin, MP

Minister for Emergency Services

Pat Purcell, MP

Minister for Local Government and Planning
Minister for Sport

Andrew Fraser, LL.B., BComm, MP

Minister for Mines and Energy

Geoff Wilson, BA(Hons), LL.B., MP

(until 1 November 2006:)

Minister for Natural Resources
Minister for Water

(from 1 November 2006:)

Attorney-General
Minister for Justice
Minister assisting the Premier in Western Queensland
Kerry Shine, LL.B., MP

Minister for Environment and Multiculturalism

Lindy Nelson-Carr, DipTeach, BEd, MEd, MP

Minister for Natural Resources and Water
Minister assisting the Premier in North Queensland

Craig Wallace, BA, MP
(from 1 November 2006)
Parliamentary Secretaries

Karen Struthers
Neil Roberts
Craig Wallace (until 1 November 2006)
Phil Reeves
Andrew McNamara
Gary Fenlon
Julie Attwood
Ronan Lee
Bonny Barry
Janice Jarratt
Michael Choi
Stirling Hinchliffe (from 1 November 2006)
Chris Bombolas (from 10 July 2007)

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