The Turnbull Ministry announced!

 

Read the full exhausting list of these people here.  It does occur to me that there are triple or more than in past times.

Prime Minister: Malcolm Turnbull
Leader of the Government in the Senate: George Brandis
Leader of the House: Christopher Pyne
Treasurer: Scott Morrison
Minister for Foreign Affairs: Julie Bishop
Attorney-General: George Brandis
Minister for Women: Michaelia Cash
Minister for Indigenous Affairs: Nigel Scullion
Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development and Deputy Prime Minister: Warren Truss
Minister for Resources, Energy and Northern Australia (Minister for Territories, Local Government and Major Projects): Josh Frydenberg
Minister for Trade and Investment: Andrew Robb
Minister for International Development and the Pacific: Steven Ciobo  
Minister for Tourism and International Education: Richard Colbeck
Minister for Justice: Michael Keenan
Minister for Small Business: Kelly O’Dwyer
Minister for Finance: Mathias Cormann  
Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources: Barnaby Joyce
Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science: Christopher Pyne
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection: Peter Dutton
Minister for the Environment: Greg Hunt
Minister for Health and Sport: Susan Ley
Minister for Rural Health: Fiona Nash
Minister for Defence: Marise Payne
Minister for Veterans’ Affairs: Stuart Robert
Minister for Defence Materiel and Science: Mal Brough
Minister for Communications: Mitch Fifield
Minister for the Arts: Mitch Fifield
Minister for Employment: Michaelia Cash
Minister for Social Services: Christian Porter
Minister for Human Services: Stuart Robert
Minister for Education and Training: Simon Birmingham
Minister for Vocational Education and Skills: Luke Hartsuyker 
Cabinet Secretary:  Arthur Sinodinos
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Public Service: Michaelia Cash
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Digital Government: Mitch Fifield
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Counter Terrorism: Michael Keenan
Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister:  Alan Tudge
Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister: James McGrath
Assistant Minister for Productivity: Peter Hendy
Assistant Cabinet Secretary: Scott Ryan

REGISTER for the upcoming CABINET MEETING IN TAREE!

The NSW Government will be holding a Community Cabinet meeting in Taree on Monday, 20 May 2013.
At 12:00pm the Premier and Ministers will address a public forum with a question and answer session from the audience.

All members of the public wishing to attend must register prior to the meeting either online, or by printing the Registration Form and returning it by fax (02 9228 4880).
http://www.dpc.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/119503/Public_Forum_Registration_Form.pdf

Venue details:

• Club Taree, 121 Wingham Road, Taree NSW 2430
• No smoking is permitted in the venue.
• As large bags may be subject to search we recommend that you reconsider bringing such items to the meeting.
• Signs or banners are not permitted in the Community Cabinet meeting venue.

If you do not get the opportunity to discuss your issue at the public forum, you may fill in a form on the day that will be provided to the relevant Minister for consideration.

Information about the NSW Government Lobbyist Code of Conduct The NSW Government has established a Register of Lobbyists and a Lobbyist Code of Conduct.
Under the Code, professional lobbyists are not allowed to meet with Government representatives unless their details appear on the Register of Lobbyists and they agree to be bound by the Code.
The Code only applies to professional lobbyists. Ordinary members of the public are not required to register before they talk to Government representatives at Community Cabinet meetings.
If you are unsure if you are a “lobbyist” who is required to register under the Code, please visit the Department’s website for more information.

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