Minister for Major Projects (Victoria)

Minister for Major Projects of Victoria
Minister for Major Projects of Victoria
	Victorian coat of arms
	Flag of Victoria
Style	The Honourable
Member of	Parliament; Executive Council
Reports to	Premier
Nominator	Premier
Appointer	Governor; on the recommendation of the premier
Term length	At the governor's pleasure
Inaugural holder	Evan Walker MLC
Formation	7 February 1989
Final holder	Jacinta Allan MP
Abolished	29 November 2018

The Minister for Major Projects was a minister within the Executive Council of Victoria.

Ministers

Order	MP		Ministerial title	Term start	Term end	Time in office	Notes
1	Evan Walker MLC	Labor	Minister for Major Projects	7 February 1989	10 August 1990	1 year, 184 days	^[1]
2	David White MLC			10 August 1990	18 January 1991	161 days	^[2]
3	Jim Kennan MP			18 January 1991	6 October 1992	1 year, 262 days	^[2]
4	Mark Birrell MLC	Liberal		6 October 1992	3 April 1996	3 years, 180 days	^[3]
5	John Pandazopoulos MP	Labor	Minister for Major Projects and Tourism	20 October 1999	12 February 2002	2 years, 115 days	^[4]
6	Peter Batchelor MP		Minister for Major Projects	12 February 2002	25 January 2005	2 years, 348 days
7	John Lenders MLC			25 January 2005	1 December 2006	1 year, 310 days
8	Theo Theophanous MLC			1 December 2006	29 December 2008	2 years, 28 days	^[4]^[5]
9	Tim Pallas MP			29 December 2008	2 December 2010	1 year, 338 days	^[5]
10	Denis Napthine MP	Liberal		2 December 2010	13 March 2013	2 years, 101 days	^[6]^[7]
11	David Hodgett MP	Liberal		13 March 2013	4 December 2014	1 year, 266 days	^[7]
12	Jacinta Allan MP	Labor		23 May 2016	29 November 2018	2 years, 190 days	^[8]

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