second, hogan, ministry, second, hogan, ministry, 47th, ministry, government, victoria, premier, victoria, edmond, hogan, consisted, members, labor, party, ministry, sworn, december, 1929, 47th, ministry, victoria, australiadate, formed12, december, 1929date, . The Second Hogan Ministry was the 47th ministry of the Government of Victoria It was led by the Premier of Victoria Edmond Hogan and consisted of members of the Labor Party The ministry was sworn in on 12 December 1929 1 Second Hogan ministry47th ministry of Victoria AustraliaDate formed12 December 1929Date dissolved19 May 1932People and organisationsMonarchGeorge VGovernorLord Somers until 23 June 1931 b PremierEdmond HoganNo of ministers11Member party LaborStatus in legislatureMinority government30 65Opposition party Nationalist until April 1931 United Australia from April 1931 a Opposition leaderWilliam McPerson until 3 September 1930 Stanley Argyle from 3 September 1930 HistoryElection s 1929 state electionPredecessorMcPherson ministrySuccessorArgyle ministry Minister Portfolio 2 3 Edmond Hogan MLA Premier Treasurer Minister of Markets Thomas Tunneclife MLA Chief Secretary John Lemmon MLA Minister of Public Instruction Minister of Labour until 1 March 1932 Henry Bailey MLA President of the Board of Land and Works Commissioner of Crown Lands and Survey Mininster of Water Supply William Slater MLA Minister of Agriculture Attorney General Solicitor General John Cain MLA Minister of Railways Minister in Charge of Electrical Undertakings Vice President of the Board of Land and Works John Jones MLC until 26 April 1932 Commissioner of Public Works Minister of Mines Minister in Charge of Immigration Vice President of the Board of Land and Works William Beckett MLC until 24 June 1931 Minister of Forests Minister of Public Health Vice President of the Board of Land and Works Robert Williams MLC Minister without Portfolio until 24 June 1931 Minister of Forests from 24 June 1931 Minister of Public Health from 24 June 1931 Vice President of the Board of Land and Works from 24 June 1931 Minister of Labour from 1 March 1932 Commissioner of Public Works from 26 April 1932 Minister of Mines from 26 April 1932 Minister in Charge of Immigration from 26 April 1932 Esmond Kiernan MLC Ministers without Portfolio Gordon Webber MLA Reginald Polland MLA Daniel McNamara MLCNotes edit In April 1931 the Nationalist Party became the United Australia Party After this date the Acting Governor was Lieutenant Governor Sir William IrvineReferences edit PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES Second SESSION 1929 PDF Victorian Government Gazette No 136 Government of Victoria 12 December 1929 Carr Adam VICTORIAN MINISTIRES 2nd Hogan Ministry Psephos Adam Carr s Election Archive Retrieved 29 September 2023 Parliament of Victoria Preceded byMcPherson Ministry Second Hogan Ministry1929 1932 Succeeded byArgyle Ministry Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Second Hogan ministry amp oldid 1188897566, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
