Shadow Ministry of John Brogden
The Shadow Ministry of John Brogden was the opposition led by John Brogden MLA, opposing the Carr government of the Labor Party in the Parliament of New South Wales. The shadow cabinet was made up of members of the Liberal Party and the National Party of Australia in a Coalition agreement.
Brogden led from the majority Coalition partner, the Liberal Party and served as leader of the opposition from 28 March 2002 to 1 September 2005. The minority Coalition partner, the National Party was led by Andrew Stoner MLA for the majority of this period.[1]
Arrangement
| Shadow Ministerial Portfolio[1] | Shadow Minister | |
|---|---|---|
| Leader of the Opposition Shadow Treasurer Shadow Minister for Ethnic Affairs Leader of the Liberal Party |
John Brogden MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Natural Resources Shadow Minister for Regional Development Leader of the National Party |
Andrew Stoner MP | |
| Deputy Leader of the Opposition Shadow Minister for Health Shadow Special Minister of State Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party | Barry O'Farrell MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Roads Shadow Minister for Housing Deputy Leader of the Nationals | Don Page MP | |
| Shadow Leader of the House Shadow Attorney-General Shadow Special Minister Assisting the Leader on Ethnic Affairs | Andrew Tink MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Commerce Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations Shadow Minister for the Central Coast | Chris Hartcher MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Education and Training Shadow Minister for the Arts | Jillian Skinner MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Gaming and Racing Shadow Minister for State Development | George Souris MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Tourism Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation | Ian Armstrong MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Energy and Utilities Shadow Minister for Science and Medical Research Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs | Brad Hazzard MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Police | Peter Debnam MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Justice Shadow Minister for Emergency Services | Andrew Humpherson MP | |
| Shadow Minister for the Environment | Michael Richardson MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Planning Shadow Minister for Reform of Government Shadow Minister for the Illawarra | Peta Seaton MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Local Government Shadow Minister for Rural Affairs | Andrew Fraser MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Small Business Shadow Minister for Fair Trading | Katrina Hodgkinson MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Mineral Resources Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader of the National Party on Natural Resources Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader on Ethnic Affairs | Adrian Piccoli MP | |
| Shadow Minister for Community Services Shadow Minister for Ageing Shadow Minister for Disability Services Shadow Minister for Youth Shadow Minister for Western Sydney Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party in the Legislative Council | John Ryan MLC | |
See also
- 2003 New South Wales state election
- Shadow Ministry of Kerry Chikarovski
- Shadow Ministry of Peter Debnam
- Third Carr ministry
- Fourth Carr ministry
- First Iemma ministry
References
- "A GUIDE TO THE THIRD CARR GOVERNMENT 2003" (PDF). Hawker Britton. Hawker Britton. Retrieved 1 August 2022.
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