Hamer Ministry

The Hamer Ministry was the 59th ministry of the Government of Victoria. It was led by the Premier of Victoria, Rupert Hamer, of the Liberal Party. The ministry was sworn in on 24 August 1972.[1]

Portfolios
Office Minister

Premier
Treasurer
Minister of the Arts

 The Hon Rupert Hamer, MLA

Deputy Premier
Minister of Education

 The Hon Lindsay Thompson, MLA

Minister of Agriculture

 The Hon Sir Gilbert Chandler, MLC

Attorney-General

 The Hon Sir George Reid, MLA

Chief Secretary
Minister of Forests

 The Hon Edward Meagher, MLA

Minister for Fuel and Power
Minister of Mines

 The Hon Jim Balfour, MLA

Minister of Health

 The Hon John Rossiter, MLA

Minister of Transport

 The Hon Vernon Wilcox, MLC

Minister of Housing
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs (until 11 January 1975)[2]

 The Hon Pat Dickie, MLC

Minister for Conservation
Minister of Lands
Minister of Soldier Settlement

 The Hon Bill Borthwick, MLA

Minister of Labour and Industry
Minister for Consumer Affairs
Minister for Federal Affairs (from 18 February 1975)[3]

 The Hon Joe Rafferty, MLA

Minister for State Development and Decentralization
Minister of Tourism
Minister of Immigration

 The Hon Murray Byrne, MLC

Minister for Social Welfare
Minister for Youth and Recreation

 The Hon Ian Smith, MLA

Minister of Water Supply
Minister of Public Works

 The Hon Roberts Dunstan, MLA

Minister for Local Government

 The Hon Alan Hunt, MLC

Minister without Portfolio

The Hon Alan Scanlan, MLA

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References
  1. "Ministers of the Crown". Victorian Government Gazette: p. 1972:2943-2944. 24 August 1972.
  2. "Minister of the Crown", Victorian Government Gazette: p. 1975:340. 19 February 1975.
  3. "Minister of the Crown", Victorian Government Gazette: p. 1975:472. 5 March 1975.
Parliament of Victoria
Preceded by
Bolte Ministry		 Hamer Ministry
1972–1981		 Succeeded by
Thompson Ministry
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