New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 192

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✨ Ministerial Resignations

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WELLINGTON: MONDAY, 5 NOVEMBER 1990 — ISSUE NO. 192

Resignations of Ministers

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

The Right Honourable Michael Kenneth Moore, of the Offices of Prime Minister, Minister of External Relations and Trade, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Overseas Trade and Marketing;

The Right Honourable Helen Elizabeth Clark, of the Offices of Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Health and Minister of Labour;

The Honourable David Francis Caygill, of the Office of Minister of Finance;

The Honourable Richard William Prebble, of the Offices of Minister for State Owned Enterprises, Minister of Police, Minister of Railways, and Minister of Pacific Island Affairs;

The Honourable Koro Tainui Wetere, of the Office of Minister of Maori Affairs;

Doctor The Honourable Michael John Cullen, of the Office of Minister of Social Welfare;

The Honourable Philip Bruce Goff, of the Minister of Education;

The Right Honourable Jonathan Lucas Hunt, of the Offices of Minister of Housing, Minister of Communications and Minister of Broadcasting.

The Honourable William Patrick Jeffries, of the Offices of Minister of Justice and Minister of Transport;

The Honourable Margaret Kerslake Shields, of the Offices of Minister of Consumer Affairs, Minister of Statistics, Minister of Women’s Affairs and Minister for Senior Citizens;

The Honourable Peter Wilfred Tapsell, of the Offices of Minister of Defence and Minister of Lands;

The Honourable David John Butcher, of the Offices of Minister of Commerce and Minister of Energy;

The Honourable Annette Faye King, of the Offices of Minister of Employment, Minister of Immigration and Minister of Youth Affairs;

The Honourable Frances Helen Wilde, of the Offices of Minister for Disarmament and Arms Control and Minister of Tourism;

The Honourable Philip Tosswill Edmond Woollaston, of the Offices of Minister of Conservation and Minister of Local Government;

The Honourable Peter Neilson of the Offices of Minister of Customs, Minister of Revenue and Minister of Works and Development;

The Honourable James Robert Sutton, of the Offices of Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Forestry;

The Honourable Clive Denny Russell Matthewson, of the Offices of Minister of Science (DSIR) and Minister of State Services;

The Honourable Margaret Elizabeth Austin, of the Offices of Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister of Arts and Culture, Minister of Civil Defence and Minister of Research, Science and Technology;

The Right Honourable Geoffrey Winston Russell Palmer, of the Office of Minister for the Environment;

The Right Honourable David Russell Lange, of the Offices of Attorney-General and Minister of State;

The Honourable Noel Scott, of the Office of Minister of Recreation and Sport;

The Honourable Peter Francis Dunne, of the Office of Minister of Regional Development;

The Honourable Frederick Miroslav Gerbic, of the Office of Minister without Portfolio;

The Honourable Ralph Kerr Maxwell, of the Office of Minister without Portfolio;

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🏛️ Resignations of Ministers

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated5 November 1990
KeywordsResignations, Ministers, Government, Cabinet, New Zealand
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25 names identified

Michael Kenneth Moore (The Right Honourable), Resigned as Prime Minister, Minister of External Relations and Trade, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Overseas Trade and Marketing
Helen Elizabeth Clark (The Right Honourable), Resigned as Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Health and Minister of Labour
David Francis Caygill (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Finance
Richard William Prebble (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister for State Owned Enterprises, Minister of Police, Minister of Railways, and Minister of Pacific Island Affairs
Koro Tainui Wetere (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Maori Affairs
Michael John Cullen (Doctor The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Social Welfare
Philip Bruce Goff (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Education
Jonathan Lucas Hunt (The Right Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Housing, Minister of Communications and Minister of Broadcasting
William Patrick Jeffries (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Justice and Minister of Transport
Margaret Kerslake Shields (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Consumer Affairs, Minister of Statistics, Minister of Women’s Affairs and Minister for Senior Citizens
Peter Wilfred Tapsell (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Defence and Minister of Lands
David John Butcher (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Commerce and Minister of Energy
Annette Faye King (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Employment, Minister of Immigration and Minister of Youth Affairs
Frances Helen Wilde (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister for Disarmament and Arms Control and Minister of Tourism
Philip Tosswill Edmond Woollaston (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Conservation and Minister of Local Government
Peter Neilson (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Customs, Minister of Revenue and Minister of Works and Development
James Robert Sutton (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Forestry
Clive Denny Russell Matthewson (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Science (DSIR) and Minister of State Services
Margaret Elizabeth Austin (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister of Arts and Culture, Minister of Civil Defence and Minister of Research, Science and Technology
Geoffrey Winston Russell Palmer (The Right Honourable), Resigned as Minister for the Environment
David Russell Lange (The Right Honourable), Resigned as Attorney-General and Minister of State
Noel Scott (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Recreation and Sport
Peter Francis Dunne (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister of Regional Development
Frederick Miroslav Gerbic (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister without Portfolio
Ralph Kerr Maxwell (The Honourable), Resigned as Minister without Portfolio

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