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The composition
of the ministry was announced by Premier Renshaw
following his appointment as Premier on 30 April
1964, and covers the period until 13 May 1965,
when Renshaw's Labor-led government was defeated.
Ministers are listed in order of seniority and in
all cases, serve the full term of this ministry.
| Portfolio |
Minister |
Party |
Term commence |
Term end |
Term of office |
Premier
Treasurer
Minister for Industrial Development and
Decentralisation |
Hon. Jack
Renshaw, MLA |
|
Labor |
30 April 1964 |
13 May 1965 |
1 year, 13 days |
Deputy Premier
Minister for Local Government
Minister for Highways |
Hon. Pat
Hills, MLA |
|
Attorney–General
Vice-President of the Executive Council
Representative of the Government in
Legislative Council |
Hon. Reg
Downing, MLC |
|
Chief Secretary
Minister for Tourism Activities |
Hon. Gus
Kelly, MLA |
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| Minister for Health |
Hon. Bill
Sheahan, QC,
MLA |
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Minister for Child Welfare
Minister for Social Welfare |
Hon. Frank
Hawkins, MLA |
|
Minister
for Agriculture
Minister
for Conservation |
Hon. George
Enticknap, MLA |
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Minister for Housing
Minister for Co-operative Societies |
Hon. Abe
Landa, MLA |
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| Minister of Education |
Hon. Ernest
Wetherell, MLA |
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| Minister for Labour and
Industry |
Hon. James Maloney, MLC |
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| Minister
for Mines |
Hon. Jim
Simpson, MLA |
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| Minister for Transport |
Hon. John
McMahon, MLA |
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| Minister for Public Works |
Hon. Norm
Ryan, MLA |
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| Minister
of Justice |
Hon. Jack
Mannix, MLA |
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| Minister
for Lands |
Hon. Keith
Compton, MLA |
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| Assistant Minister |
Hon. Thomas
Murphy, MLA |
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