Minister for Commerce (Western Australia)






Minister for Commerce and Industrial Relations is a position in the government of Western Australia, currently held by Bill Johnston of the Labor Party. The position was first created after the 1993 state election, for the government of Richard Court. The minister is responsible for the state government's Department of Commerce.


The current Minister for Commerce and Industrial Relations holds responsibilities that were previously given to several separate ministers – the Minister for Works (abolished 2001), Minister for Labour (abolished 2001), and Minister for Consumer Affairs (abolished 2008).




Contents






  • 1 List of commerce ministers


  • 2 List of works ministers


  • 3 List of labour ministers


  • 4 List of consumer affairs ministers


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References





List of commerce ministers


Titles


  • 16 February 1993 – 16 February 2001: Minister for Commerce and Trade

  • 23 September 2008 – 17 March 2017: Minister for Commerce

  • 17 March 2017 – present: Minister for Commerce and Industrial Relations





















































Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
16 February 1993
 16 February 2001
Hendy Cowan
  
National

2001–2008: no separate minister – responsibilities held by other ministers
23 September 2008
 28 April 2010
Troy Buswell
  
Liberal
28 April 2010
 14 December 2010
Bill Marmion
  
Liberal
14 December 2010
 21 March 2013
Simon O'Brien
  
Liberal
21 March 2013
 17 March 2017
Michael Mischin
  
Liberal
17 March 2017

Bill Johnston
  
Labor


List of works ministers


Titles


  • 29 December 1890 – 27 May 1901: Director of Public Works

  • 27 May 1901 – 16 April 1924: Minister for Works

  • 16 April 1924 – 20 August 1936: Minister for Public Works

  • 20 August 1936 – 25 February 1986: Minister for Works

  • 25 February 1986 – 5 February 1991: Minister for Works and Services

  • 5 February 1991 – 16 February 1993: Minister for Construction

  • 16 February 1993 – 1 July 2001: Minister for Works






























































































































































































































































































































Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
29 December 1890
 10 March 1896
Harry Venn
  
 Ministerial
1 April 1896
 23 August 1900
Frederick Piesse
  
 Ministerial
10 September 1900
 27 May 1901
Barrington Wood
  
 Ministerial
27 May 1901
 21 November 1901
Walter Kingsmill
  
 Ministerial
21 November 1901
 23 December 1901
Timothy Quinlan
  
 Ministerial
23 December 1901
 28 April 1904
Hector Rason
  
 Ministerial
28 April 1904
 10 August 1904
John Nanson
  
 Ministerial
10 August 1904
 7 June 1905
William Johnson
  
Labor
7 June 1905
 25 August 1905
Patrick Lynch
  
Labor
25 August 1905
 7 May 1906
Frank Wilson
  
 Ministerial
7 May 1906
 30 June 1909
James Price
  
 Ministerial
30 June 1909
 16 September 1910
 Frank Wilson (again)
  
 Ministerial
16 September 1910
 17 October 1911
Henry Daglish
  
 Ministerial
17 October 1911
 23 November 1914
 William Johnson (again)
  
Labor
23 November 1914
 27 July 1916
William Angwin
  
Labor
27 July 1916
 15 April 1924
William George
  
Liberal /
Nationalist
16 April 1924
 23 April 1930
Alick McCallum
  
Labor
24 April 1930
 24 April 1933
John Lindsay
  
Country
24 April 1933
 16 March 1935
 Alick McCallum (again)
  
Labor
16 March 1935
 13 May 1936
James Kenneally
  
Labor
15 July 1936
 9 December 1943
Harold Millington
  
Labor
9 December 1943
 1 April 1947
Albert Hawke
  
Labor
1 April 1947
 6 April 1950
Victor Doney
  
Country
6 April 1950
 23 February 1953
David Brand
  
Liberal
23 February 1953
 2 April 1959
John Tonkin
  
Labor
2 April 1959
 16 March 1965
Gerald Wild
  
Liberal
16 March 1965
 3 March 1971
Ross Hutchinson
  
Liberal
3 March 1971
 8 April 1974
Colin Jamieson
  
Labor
8 April 1974
 10 March 1977
Des O'Neil
  
Liberal
10 March 1977
 25 August 1978
Ray O'Connor
  
Liberal
25 August 1978
 5 March 1980
Graham MacKinnon
  
Liberal
5 March 1980
 25 February 1983
Andrew Mensaros
  
Liberal
25 February 1983
 25 February 1986
Ken McIver
  
Labor
25 February 1986
 16 March 1987
Des Dans
  
Labor
16 March 1987
 25 February 1988
Peter Dowding
  
Labor
25 February 1988
 28 February 1989
Gavan Troy
  
Labor
28 February 1989
 19 February 1990
Yvonne Henderson
  
Labor
19 February 1990
 5 February 1991
Pam Buchanan
  
Labor
5 February 1991
 16 February 1993
Pam Buchanan
  
Labor
16 February 1993
 10 February 1995
Graham Kierath
  
Liberal
10 February 1995
 9 January 1997
Kevin Minson
  
Liberal
9 January 1997
 22 December 1999
Mike Board
  
Liberal
22 December 1999
 16 February 2001
Rob Johnson
  
Liberal
16 February 2001
 1 July 2001
Tom Stephens
  
Labor


List of labour ministers


Titles


  • 10 August 1904 – 25 August 1905: Minister for Labour

  • 25 August 1905 – 16 September 1910: Minister for Commerce and Labour

  • 16 April 1924 – 8 April 1974: Minister for Labour

  • 8 April 1974 – 25 February 1983: Minister for Labour and Industry

  • 25 February 1983 – 16 March 1987: Minister for Industrial Relations

  • 16 March 1987 – 19 February 1990: Minister for Labour

  • 19 February 1990 – 16 February 1993: Minister for Productivity and Labour Relations

  • 16 February 1993 – 1 July 2001: Minister for Labour Relations
















































































































































































































Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
10 August 1904
 7 June 1905
John Holman
  
Labor
7 June 1905
 25 August 1905
Robert Hastie
  
Labor
25 August 1905
 7 May 1906
John Hicks
  
 Ministerial
7 May 1906
 16 September 1910
James Connolly
  
 Ministerial

1910–1924: no separate minister – responsibilities held by other ministers
16 April 1924
 23 April 1930
Alick McCallum
  
Labor
24 April 1930
 24 April 1933
John Lindsay
  
Country
24 April 1933
 16 March 1935
 Alick McCallum (again)
  
Labor
16 March 1935
 13 May 1936
James Kenneally
  
Labor
15 July 1936
 9 December 1943
Albert Hawke
  
Labor

1943–1945: no separate minister – responsibilities held by other ministers
3 August 1945
 1 April 1947
Alexander Panton
  
Labor
1 April 1947
 23 February 1953
Lindsay Thorn
  
Country
23 February 1953
 2 April 1959
Bill Hegney
  
Labor
2 April 1959
 7 November 1961
Charles Perkins
  
Country
16 November 1961
 11 April 1962
Stewart Bovell
  
Liberal
12 April 1962
 16 March 1965
Gerald Wild
  
Liberal
16 March 1965
 3 March 1971
Des O'Neil
  
Liberal
3 March 1971
 30 May 1973
Don Taylor
  
Labor
30 May 1973
 8 April 1974
John Harman
  
Labor
8 April 1974
 21 July 1978
Bill Grayden
  
Liberal
7 August 1978
 25 January 1982
Ray O'Connor
  
Liberal
25 January 1982
 25 February 1983
Gordon Masters
  
Liberal
25 February 1983
 20 December 1984
Des Dans
  
Labor
20 December 1984
 25 February 1988
Peter Dowding
  
Labor
25 February 1988
 5 February 1991
Gavan Troy
  
Labor
5 February 1991
 16 February 1993
Yvonne Henderson
  
Labor
16 February 1993
 28 July 1998
Graham Kierath
  
Liberal
28 July 1998
 16 February 2001
Cheryl Edwardes
  
Liberal
16 February 2001
 1 July 2001
John Kobelke
  
Labor


List of consumer affairs ministers


Titles


  • 7 October 1949 – 13 May 1954: Minister for Prices

  • 3 March 1971 – 8 April 1974: Minister for Prices Control and Minister for Consumer Protection (two titles)

  • 8 April 1974 – 3 November 1993: Minister for Consumer Affairs

  • 3 November 1993 – 16 February 2001: Minister for Fair Trading

  • 16 February 2001 – 1 July 2001: Minister for Consumer Affairs

  • 1 July 2001 – 3 February 2006: Minister for Consumer and Employment Protection

  • 3 February 2006 – 23 September 2008: Minister for Consumer Protection






































































































































































Term start Term end Minister(s) Party
7 October 1949
 6 April 1950
Arthur Abbott
  
Liberal

1950–1953: no separate minister – responsibilities held by other ministers
23 February 1953
 13 May 1954
Bill Hegney
  
Labor

1954–1971: no separate minister – responsibilities held by other ministers
3 March 1971
 12 October 1971
Ron Davies
  
Labor
12 October 1971
 30 May 1973
Don Taylor
  
Labor
30 May 1973
 8 April 1974
John Harman
  
Labor
8 April 1974
 21 July 1978
Bill Grayden
  
Liberal
7 August 1978
 25 January 1982
Ray O'Connor
  
Liberal
25 August 1978
 5 March 1980
Graham MacKinnon
  
Liberal
25 January 1982
 14 May 1982
Ray Young
  
Liberal
14 May 1982
 25 February 1983
Richard Shalders
  
Liberal
25 February 1983
 23 December 1983
Arthur Tonkin
  
Labor
23 December 1983
 25 February 1986
Peter Dowding
  
Labor
25 February 1986
 16 March 1987
Keith Wilson
  
Labor
16 March 1987
 25 February 1988
Ian Taylor
  
Labor
25 February 1988
 28 February 1989
Graham Edwards
  
Labor
28 February 1989
 16 February 1993
Yvonne Henderson
  
Labor
16 February 1993
 21 December 1995
Peter Foss
  
Liberal
21 December 1995
 9 January 1997
Cheryl Edwardes
  
Liberal
9 January 1997
 16 February 2001
Doug Shave
  
Liberal
16 February 2001
 3 February 2006
John Kobelke
  
Labor
3 February 2006
 13 December 2006
Michelle Roberts
  
Labor
13 December 2006
 23 September 2008
Sheila McHale
  
Labor


See also



  • Treasurer of Western Australia

  • Minister for Finance (Western Australia)

  • Minister for Housing (Western Australia)

  • Minister for Small Business (Western Australia)

  • Minister for State Development (Western Australia)



References



  • David Black (2014), The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook (Twenty-Third Edition). Perth [W.A.]: Parliament of Western Australia.








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