Second Dunstan ministry

51st ministry of the Government of Victoria

Second Dunstan Ministry

51st ministry of Victoria, Australia
Date formed| 18 September 1943
Date dissolved| 2 October 1945
People and organisations
Monarch| George VI
Governor| Sir Winston Dugan
Premier| Albert Dunstan
Deputy premier| Thomas Hollway
No. of ministers| 12
Member party|  United Australia–Country Coalition
Status in legislature| Coalition majority government

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Opposition party|  Labor
Opposition leaders| John Cain
History
Election(s)| 1943 state election
Predecessor| First Cain Ministry
Successor| MacFarlan Ministry

The Second Dunstan Ministry was the 51st ministry of the Government of Victoria. It was led by the Premier of Victoria, Albert Dunstan. The ministry was sworn in on 18 September 1943, just several days after the formation of the First Cain Ministry, and consisted of members of the Country Party and the United Australia Party (UAP) (later the Liberal Party from March 1945).[1]

## Portfolios[edit]

Party  | Minister  | Portfolios

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| Country | Albert Dunstan, MLA  |

* Premier
* Treasurer
* Minister for Decentralisation

| United Australia | Thomas Hollway, MLA  |

* Deputy Premier
* Minister of Public Instruction
* Minister of Labour

| Country | Albert Lind, MLA  |

* Minister for Lands and Forests

| Country | Herbert Hyland, MLA  |

* Chief Secretary

| Country | Norman Martin, MLA  |

* Minister for Agriculture

| Country | John McDonald, MLA  |

* Minister for Water Supply
* Minister in Charge of Electrical Undertakings

| Country | John Lienhop, MLC  |

* Minister for Works

| United Australia | Ian MacFarlan, MLA  |

* Attorney-General
* Minister for Health

| United Australia | James Kennedy, MLC  |

* Minister for Transport
* Minister of Mines

| Country | George Tuckett, MLC  |

* Ministers without Portfolio

| Country | Trevor Oldham, MLA
| United Australia | Gilbert Chandler, MLC

## References[edit]

1. ^ "COALITION MINISTRY IN VICTORIA". The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926-1954). ACT: National Library of Australia. 18 September 1943. p. 1. Retrieved 27 March 2011.

Parliament of Victoria

Preceded by

First Cain Ministry

|  Second Dunstan Ministry
1943–1945  | Succeeded by

MacFarlan Ministry

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Ministries of Victoria

Ministry portfolios|

* Premier
* Deputy Premier
* Ageing
* Agriculture
* Ambulance Services
* Assistant Treasurer
* Attorney-General
* Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation
* Children
* Consumer Affairs
* Corrections
* Climate Action
* Creative Industries
* Crime Prevention
* Disability
* Education
* Emergency Services
* Employment
* Energy and Resources
* Environment
* Equality
* Health
* Housing
* Industrial Relations
* Local Government
* Medical Research
* Mental Health
* Multicultural Affairs
* Prevention of Family Violence
* Planning
* Police
* Ports and Freight
* Public and Active Transport
* Racing
* Regional Development
* Roads and Road Safety
* Small Business
* Suburban Rail Loop
* Skills and TAFE
* Transport Infrastructure
* Treasurer
* Treaty and First Peoples Minister
* Veterans
* Water
* Women
* Youth
* Youth Justice

Defunct portfolios|

* Board of Land and Works
* Chief Secretary
* Commonwealth Games Delivery
* Conservation
* Finance
* Forests
* Higher Education
* Immigration
* Innovation
* Labour
* Major Projects
* Mines
* Postmaster-General
* Public Works
* Railways
* Solicitor-General
* Sport

List of ministries|

* Haines (1)
* O’Shanassy (1)
* Haines (2)
* O’Shanassy (2)
* Nicholson
* Heales
* O’Shanassy (3)
* McCulloch (1)
* Sladen
* McCulloch (2)
* MacPherson
* McCulloch (3)
* Duffy
* Francis
* Kerferd
* Berry (1)
* McCulloch (4)
* Berry (2)
* Service (1)
* Berry (3)
* O'Loghlen
* Service (2)
* Gillies
* Munro
* Patterson
* Shiels
* Turner (1)
* McLean
* Turner (2)
* Peacock (1)
* Irvine
* Bent
* Murray
* Watt (1)
* Elmslie
* Watt (2)
* Peacock (2)
* Bowser
* Lawson
* Peacock (3)
* Prendergast
* Allan (1924)
* Hogan (1)
* McPherson
* Hogan (2)
* Argyle
* Dunstan (1)
* Cain (1)
* Dunstan (2)
* Macfarlan
* Cain (2)
* Hollway (1)
* McDonald (1)
* Hollway (2)
* McDonald (2)
* Cain (3)
* Bolte
* Hamer
* Thompson
* Cain II
* Kirner
* Kennett
* Bracks
* Brumby
* Baillieu
* Napthine
* Andrews (1)
* Andrews (2)
* Andrews (3)
* Allan (2023)

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