The Ministry

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

THE   CABINET
Portfolios		Other   responsibilities
1	Rt   Hon Helen Clark   Prime   Minister   Minister   for Arts, Culture and Heritage	Ministerial   Services   Minister   in Charge of the NZ Security Intelligence Service   Minister   Responsible for the GCSB
2	Hon   Dr Michael Cullen   Deputy   Prime Minister   Minister   of Finance   Minister   for Tertiary Education	Leader   of the House
3	Hon   Jim Anderton   Minister   of Agriculture   Minister   for Biosecurity   Minister   of Fisheries   Minister   of Forestry	Minister   Responsible for the Public Trust   Associate   Minister of Health   Associate   Minister for Tertiary Education
4	Hon   Steve Maharey   Minister   of Education   Minister   of Broadcasting   Minister   of Research, Science and Technology   Minister   for Crown Research Institutes	Minister   Responsible for the Education Review Office
5	Hon   Phil Goff   Minister   of Defence   Minister   of Trade   Minister   of Pacific Island Affairs   Minister   for Disarmament and Arms Control	Associate   Minister for Trade Negotiations
6	Hon   Annette King   Minister   of State Services   Minister   of Police   Minister   for Food Safety	Associate   Minister of Defence   Associate   Minister of Trade   Coordinating   Minister, Race Relations
7	Hon   Trevor Mallard   Minister   for Economic Development   Minister   for Industry and Regional Development   Minister   for State Owned Enterprises   Minister   for Sport and Recreation	Associate   Minister of Finance
8	Hon   Pete Hodgson   Minister   of Health   Minister   for Land Information
9	Hon   Parekura Horomia   Minister   of Maori Affairs	Associate   Minister for Social Development and Employment   Associate   Minister of Education   Associate   Minister of State Services   Associate   Minister of Fisheries
10	Hon   Mark Burton   Minister   of Justice   Minister   of Local Government   Minister   in Charge of Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations	Deputy   Leader of the House   Minister   Responsible for the Law Commission
11	Hon   Ruth Dyson   Minister   of Labour   Minister   for ACC   Minister   for Senior Citizens	Minister   for Disability Issues   Associate   Minister for Social Development and Employment (CYF)
12	Hon   Chris Carter   Minister   of Conservation   Minister   of Housing	Minister   for Ethnic Affairs
13	Hon   Rick Barker   Minister   of Internal Affairs   Minister   of Civil Defence   Minister   for Courts   Minister   of Veterans’ Affairs
14	Hon   David Benson-Pope   Minister   for Social Development and Employment   Minister   for the Environment
15	Lianne   Dalziel   Minister   of Commerce   Minister   of Women’s Affairs	Minister   for Small Business
16	Hon   Damien O’Connor   Minister   of Corrections   Minister   of Tourism	Minister   for Rural Affairs   Associate   Minister of Health
17	Hon   David Cunliffe   Minister   of Immigration   Minister   of Communications   Minister   for Information Technology	Associate   Minister for Economic Development
18	David   Parker   Minister   of Energy   Minister   of Transport   Attorney-General    [Includes responsibility for Serious   Fraud Office]	Minister   Responsible for Climate Change Issues
19	Nanaia   Mahuta   Minister   of Customs   Minister   of Youth Affairs	Associate   Minister for the Environment   Associate   Minister of Local Government
20	Clayton   Cosgrove   Minister   for Building Issues   Minister   of Statistics	Associate   Minister of Finance   Associate   Minister of Immigration   Associate   Minister of Justice
21	Hon   Jim Sutton   Minister   for Trade Negotiations
MINISTERS   OUTSIDE CABINET
22	Hon   Judith Tizard   Minister   of Consumer Affairs	Minister   Responsible for Archives New     Zealand   Minister   Responsible for the National Library   Associate   Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage   Associate   Minister of Commerce   Associate   Minister of Transport   Auckland Issues
23	Hon   Dover Samuels   Minister   of State	Associate   Minister for Economic Development   Associate   Minister for Industry and Regional Development   Associate   Minister of Housing   Associate   Minister of Tourism
24	Hon   Harry Duynhoven   Minister   for Transport Safety	Associate   Minister of Energy
25	Hon   Mita Ririnui   Minister   of State	Associate   Minister of Corrections   Associate   Minister in Charge of Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations   Associate   Minister of Forestry   Associate   Minister of Health
26	Winnie   Laban   Minister   for the Community and Voluntary Sector	Associate   Minister of Pacific     Island Affairs   Associate   Minister for Social Development and Employment   Associate   Minister for Economic Development
27	Mahara   Okeroa   Minister   of State	Associate   Minister for Social Development and Employment   Associate   Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage   Associate   Minister of Conservation
	MINISTERS   OUTSIDE CABINET FROM OTHER PARTIES WITH CONFIDENCE AND SUPPLY AGREEMENTS
	Rt   Hon Winston Peters   Minister   of Foreign Affairs   Minister   for Racing	Associate   Minister for Senior Citizens
	Hon   Peter Dunne   Minister   of Revenue	Associate   Minister of Health

Comments

[Darryl Godfrey]

I see you cut and pasted from Scoop, Jordan. It took some scrolling down the page but never mind. Overall, it is a good line up.

I am especially pleased to see that David Parker has been given Attorney General, Energy and Transport. I used to work with David when he chaired the economic caucus in my days with the Labour Research Unit. He is a very talented and personable individual. As MP for Otago he took a keen interest in the Project Aqua dam proposal for the Waitaki river, along with local infrastructure issues in the Queenstown-Lakes district.

His strengths are in his talents developed in his years as a lawyer, and a successful businessman. I look forward to following his progress as one of the new-bloods to Cabinet.

[Darryl Godfrey]

I see you cut and pasted from Scoop, Jordan. It took some scrolling down the page but never mind. Overall, it is a good line up.

I am especially pleased to see that David Parker has been given Attorney General, Energy and Transport. I used to work with David when he chaired the economic caucus in my days with the Labour Research Unit. He is a very talented and personable individual. As MP for Otago he took a keen interest in the Project Aqua dam proposal for the Waitaki river, along with local infrastructure issues in the Queenstown-Lakes district.

His strengths are in his talents developed in his years as a lawyer, and a successful businessman. I look forward to following his progress as one of the new-bloods to Cabinet.

[Jordan]

I didn't cut and paste from Scoop, I cut and pasted from a word document - ugly, but functional. :)

I agree with Parker going up - he is bloody good. V pleased with Cunliffe too.

[tim barclay]

Yawn. Far too many people with stuff all to do. Mallard has been demoted, and Mahery is no longer shadowing finance, Goff is. And Annette King looks to be on the way out.