New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 149

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✨ Government Appointments and Resignations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 149

Ministers Appointed

His Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to appoint:

The Honourable George Frederick Gair, to be Minister of Transport, Minister of Civil Aviation and Meteorological Services, and Minister of Railways;

The Honourable Hugh Campbell Templeton, to be Minister of Trade and Industry;

The Honourable Warren Ernest Cooper to be Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Overseas Trade;

The Honourable Derek Francis Quigley, to be Minister of Works and Development.

The Honourable Venn Spearman Young, to be Minister of Social Welfare;

The Honourable Anthony George Malcolm, to be Minister of Health;

Doctor the Honourable Ian John Shearer, to be Minister of Broadcasting;

The Honourable Robert Leslie Gapper Talbot, to be Minister of Tourism;

The Honourable Jonathan Herbert Elworthy, to be Minister of Lands and Minister of Forests;

The Honourable John Howard Falloon, to be Postmaster-General and Minister of Statistics.

Dated at Wellington this 11th day of December 1981.

By Command:

JAMES BROWN, Official Secretary.

Resignation of Parliamentary Under-Secretaries

His Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to accept the resignations of:

Kenneth Mark Comber, Esquire, Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister of Local Government, Minister of Recreation and Sport, Minister of Civil Defence and Minister for the Arts;

Robert Leslie Gapper Talbot, Esquire, Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Fisheries;

Barry Edward Brill, Esquire, Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of Minister of Energy, Minister of National Development, and Minister of Regional Development.

Dated at Wellington this 11th day of December 1981.

R. D. MULDOON, Prime Minister.

Appointment of Parliamentary Under-Secretaries

PURSUANT to the Civil List Act 1979, His Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to appoint:

Keith Reading Allen, Esquire, of Tauranga, a member of the House of Representatives,

to be a Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Office of the Minister of Customs;

William Rex Austin, Esquire, of Awarua, a member of the House of Representatives,

to be a Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of the Minister of Agriculture and the Minister of Fisheries;

Anthony Peter David Friedlander, Esquire, of New Plymouth, a member of the House of Representatives,

to be a Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of the Minister of Energy, the Minister of National Development, and the Minister of Regional Development;

Geoffrey William Fleetwood Thompson, Esquire, of Horowhenua, a member of the House of Representatives,

to be a Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of the Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister of Local Government, Minister of Recreation and Sport, Minister of Civil Defence, and Minister for the Arts.

Dated at Wellington this 14th day of December 1981.

R. D. MULDOON, Prime Minister.

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🏛️ Appointment of Ministers

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated11 December 1981
KeywordsMinisters, Appointments, Government
👱🏽 Names

10 names identified

George Frederick Gair (Honourable), Appointed Minister of Transport, Minister of Civil Aviation and Meteorological Services, and Minister of Railways
Hugh Campbell Templeton (Honourable), Appointed Minister of Trade and Industry
Warren Ernest Cooper (Honourable), Appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Overseas Trade
Derek Francis Quigley (Honourable), Appointed Minister of Works and Development
Venn Spearman Young (Honourable), Appointed Minister of Social Welfare
Anthony George Malcolm (Honourable), Appointed Minister of Health
Ian John Shearer (Doctor, Honourable), Appointed Minister of Broadcasting
Robert Leslie Gapper Talbot (Honourable), Appointed Minister of Tourism
Jonathan Herbert Elworthy (Honourable), Appointed Minister of Lands and Minister of Forests
John Howard Falloon (Honourable), Appointed Postmaster-General and Minister of Statistics

👩‍💼 Officials

James Brown, Official Secretary

🏛️ Resignation of Parliamentary Under-Secretaries

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated11 December 1981
KeywordsParliamentary Under-Secretaries, Resignations, Government
👱🏽 Names

Kenneth Mark Comber (Esquire), Resigned as Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister of Local Government, Minister of Recreation and Sport, Minister of Civil Defence and Minister for the Arts
Robert Leslie Gapper Talbot (Esquire), Resigned as Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Fisheries
Barry Edward Brill (Esquire), Resigned as Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of Minister of Energy, Minister of National Development, and Minister of Regional Development

👩‍💼 Officials

R. D. Muldoon, Prime Minister

🏛️ Appointment of Parliamentary Under-Secretaries

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated14 December 1981
KeywordsParliamentary Under-Secretaries, Appointments, Government
👱🏽 Names

Keith Reading Allen (Esquire), Appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Office of the Minister of Customs
William Rex Austin (Esquire), Appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of the Minister of Agriculture and the Minister of Fisheries
Anthony Peter David Friedlander (Esquire), Appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of the Minister of Energy, the Minister of National Development, and the Minister of Regional Development
Geoffrey William Fleetwood Thompson (Esquire), Appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary in relation to the Offices of the Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister of Local Government, Minister of Recreation and Sport, Minister of Civil Defence, and Minister for the Arts

👩‍💼 Officials

R. D. Muldoon, Prime Minister

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