Second Paul Gordon ministry

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Second Paul Gordon ministry

20th Ministry of Commonwealth of Queensland
Date formed2 March 2023 (2023-03-02)
Date dissolved3 March 2024 (2024-03-03)
People and organisations
Head of stateAlbert
Head of governmentSir Paul Gordon
Deputy head of governmentSir Silagorn Kulsanthea
No. of ministers13
History
Election(s)27 February - 1 March 2023
Legislature term(s)8th
PredecessorFirst Paul Gordon ministry
SuccessorThird Paul Gordon ministry

The Second Paul Gordon ministry was the 20th Union Cabinet endorsed by King Albert, which was adopted on 2 March after the end of the 11th general election and Sir Paul Gordon received the largest number of votes for the second time, Sir Gordon has the right to form a His Majesty's government.

Composition

Cabinet Ministers

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
Prime Minister and Chairman of the Council of Ministers
First Lord of the Treasury
Chancellor of the Federal Territories
Secretary of State for the Government Administration Reform
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Deputy Prime Minister
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Secretary of State for the Home Department
Secretary of State for the Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs
Secretary of State for the Health and Social Care
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Secretary of State for Defence
Secretary of State for Homeland Security
Secretary of State for the Emergency Situations and Public Safety
Raymond Miller
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Lord Chancellor
Secretary of State for Justice
Secretary of State for the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development
Secretary of State for Transport
Sir Colin Thomas
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs
Secretary of State for the Education
Michael Braun
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
Secretary of State for the International Development
Secretary of State for Transport
Stephanie Wera
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal

Ministers of State

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
Minister for the Cabinet Office
Minister for Intergovernmental Relations
Minister of State for Government Efficiency
Minister of State for Media and Digital
Minister of State for Sport, Tourism, Heritage and Civil Society
Minister of State for Arts
Mary Marguerite
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Minister of State for Economic Development
Minister of State for Planning and Finance
Chief Secretary to the Treasury
Minister of State for Home Affairs and National Development
Hywel Butler
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Minister of State for Development
Minister of State for the Queensland Commonwealth
Minister of State for Social Development and Employment
Dame Christine Ank
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Minister of State for Crime and Policing
Minister of State for Immigration Compliance and the Courts
Minister for National Security and Intelligence
Minister of State for Police and Illegal Migration
Minister of State for the Armed Forces and Veterans
Jacquelin Marc
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Minister of State for Local Government
Minister of State for Transformation and Civil Service
Minister of State for National Development
Minister of State for Health
Minister of State for Care and Mental Health
Minister of State for Patient Safety and Primary Care
Francis Gillespie
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Minister of State for Territorial Coordination
Minister of State for Regional and Local Cooperation
Minister of State for Regional and Local Legal Regime
Minister of State for Organizing National Test
Minister of State for Science
Antonette Penny
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal
Minister of State for Climate
Minister of State for Science, Research and Innovation
Minister of State for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Ben Wakeford
2 March 20233 March 2024 Liberal