List of State Secretaries in the Federal Chancellery (Austria)
The following list shows the state secretaries at the Federal Chancellery , the authority of the head of government of the Republic of Austria .
Function and position
Secretaries are as Federal Minister in the new government ordered not belong formally to the federal government , but take part in the Ministerial meetings as part of consultative bodies. In accordance with Article 70 paragraph 1 in conjunction with Article 78 paragraph 2 of the Federal Constitutional Act , they are appointed by the Federal President and assigned to the respective member of the government for support in management and for parliamentary representation.
The areas of responsibility and competence are determined by the department heads. Usually entrusted with a specialist section at the ministries, the state secretaries at the Chancellery take on various business that fall within the scope of the Federal Chancellor , i.e. tasks of particular political importance (“top-level matters”). State secretaries have no authority to issue instructions , so the state secretaries of the Chancellery are directly subordinate to the Federal Chancellor or an authorized minister of the Chancellery .
In the case of a coalition government , the State Secretary often comes from a different party than the Federal Chancellor (political occupation) and thus also ensures the inter-coalition balance.
Official seat
The State Secretaries not officiate directly at the Federal Chancellery on Ballhausplatz but traditionally - as well as the Chancellery Minister - in the main floor of the Amalie tract of the Imperial Palace , where the Austrian Federal President resides.
State Secretaries in the Federal Chancellery of the Republic of Austria
Note: The State Secretaries at the State Chancellery of the Provisional State Government Renner (IV) 1945 are not listed here: The three State Secretaries of the Political Cabinet Council corresponding to the function of Vice Chancellor can be found in the list of Vice Chancellors . The undersecretaries of that time whose functions correspond to the current state secretary are given here.
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State Secretary | Political party | Term of office | function | government |
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Johanna Dohnal | SPÖ | Nov 5, 1979 - Oct 9, 1990 | State Secretary (for general women's issues , then BM in the BKA for women 's issues ) |
Kreisky (IV SPÖ ) Sinowatz ( SPÖ / FPÖ ) Vranitzky (I. SPÖ / FPÖ , II SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Muna Duzdar | SPÖ | May 18, 2016 - December 18, 2017 | State Secretary (for Diversity, Public Service and Digitization) | Core ( SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Brigitte Ederer | SPÖ | Apr 3, 1992 - Oct 27, 1995 | State Secretary (for EU accession ) | Vranitzky (III , IV - both SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Caspar One | SPÖ | Nov 29, 1994 - Apr 6, 1995 | State Secretary ( for public service and others, then Ministry of the Interior ) | Vranitzky (IV SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Emil Fey | HB | Oct 17, 1932 - May 10, 1933 | State Secretary for Security Affairs (afterwards BM re m.dsslb. In the BKA ) | Dollfuss (I. CS / LB / HB ) |
Karl Gruber | ÖVP | 26 Sep 1945 - Dec. 20, 1945 Apr. 19, 1966 - May 13, 1969 ( Foreign Minister in between ) |
Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs (State Chancellery Renner) State Secretary (Klaus, for Foreign Policy ) |
Renner (IV SPÖ / ÖVP / KPÖ ) Klaus (II ÖVP ) |
Franz Gschnitzer | ÖVP | June 29, 1956 - July 31, 1959 | State Secretary for External Affairs (under BM faA in the BKA Figl ÖVP , then StSkr. at the BMAA) | Raab (II , III both ÖVP / SPÖ ) |
Hans Hammerstein-Equord | ? | July 29, 1934 - October 17, 1935 | State Secretary for Security Affairs |
Dollfuss (II VF ) Schuschnigg (I. VF ) |
Heinrich Herglotz | ? | May 4, 1945 - December 20, 1945 | Undersecretary of State (State Chancellery, without portfolio ) | Renner (IV SPÖ / ÖVP / KPÖ ) |
Peter Jankowitsch | SPÖ | Dec 17, 1990 - | Apr 3, 1992State Secretary (for European issues ) | Vranitzky (III SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Elfriede Karl | SPÖ | Nov 4, 1971 - | Nov 5, 1979State Secretary (for family policy and women's issues , then BM for family, youth and consumer protection ) | Kreisky (II , III , IV - all SPÖ ) |
Carl Karwinsky | independent | 21 Sep 1933 - July 29, 1934 | State Secretary for Security Affairs from May 1, 1934 for BKA affairs managed by the Federal Chancellor, from July 10, 1934 for BKA affairs with the exception of foreign affairs |
Dollfuss (II VF ) Schuschnigg (I. VF ) |
Stephan Koren | ÖVP | Mar. 31, 1967 - Jan. 19, 1968 | State Secretary (for economic issues ) | Klaus (II ÖVP ) |
Peter Kostelka | SPÖ | Dec 17, 1990 - Nov 29, 1994 | State Secretary (for the public service ) | Vranitzky (III SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Bruno Kreisky | SPÖ | Apr. 2, 1953 - July 16, 1959 | State Secretary for External Affairs (under BM faA in the BKA Gruber and Figl - both ÖVP , then BM f. a. A.) | Raab (I , II - both ÖVP / SPÖ ) |
Ferdinand Lacina | SPÖ | Oct 29, 1982 - Sep 10 1984 | State Secretary (for economic issues, among others, then Federal Ministry of Transport ) |
Kreisky (IV SPÖ ) Sinowatz ( SPÖ / FPÖ ) |
Karl Lausecker | SPÖ | Jan. 18, 1973 - | June 8, 1977State Secretary (for the public service ) | Kreisky (II , III - both SPÖ ) |
Reinhold Lopatka | ÖVP | Jan 11, 2007 - | Dec 2, 2008State Secretary (for Sport ) | Gusenbauer ( SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Franz Löschnak | SPÖ | June 8, 1977 - December 17, 1985 | State Secretary (for the public service, among others, then BM for Health and Public Service) |
Kreisky (III , IV - both SPÖ ) Sinowatz ( SPÖ / FPÖ ) |
Franz Morak | ÖVP | Feb. 4, 2000 - Jan. 11, 2007 | State Secretary (for art , media , until April 3, 2000 also sports ) | Bowl (I. ÖVP / FPÖ , II ÖVP / ) |
Heinrich Neisser | ÖVP | June 2, 1969 - April 21, 1970 | State Secretary (for economic issues ) | Klaus (II ÖVP ) |
Adolf Nussbaumer | independent | Oct 5, 1977 - Oct 18, 1982 | State Secretary (for economic issues ) | Kreisky (III , IV - both SPÖ ) |
Josef Ostermayer | SPÖ | Dec 2, 2008 - December 16, 2013 | State Secretary (for media and government coordination ) | Faymann (I. SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Karl Pisa | ÖVP | Jan. 19, 1968 - | June 2, 1969State Secretary (for economic issues and information ) | Klaus (II ÖVP ) |
Gerhard Schäffer | ÖVP | Nov 29, 1994 - Mar 12 1996 | State Secretary (from Jan. 1, 1995 for sport ) | Vranitzky (IV SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Andreas Schieder | SPÖ | July 1, 2008 - | December 2, 2008State Secretary (for the civil service and administrative reform ) | Gusenbauer ( SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Karl Schlögl | SPÖ | Apr 6, 1995 - Jan 28, 1997 | State Secretary (for the civil service , from Oct. 27, 1995 / Mar. 12, 1996 for the civil service, Europe and sport ) | Vranitzky (IV , V - both SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Guido Schmidt |
VF (own NSDAP ) |
July 11, 1936 - February 16, 1938 | State Secretary for Foreign Affairs (then BM f. A. A. in the BKA ) | Schuschnigg (II , III - both VF ) |
Karl Schweitzer |
FPÖ / BZÖ |
Feb 28, 2003 - Jan 11, 2007 | State Secretary (for Sport ) | Bowl (II ÖVP / ) |
Heidrun Silhavy | SPÖ | Jan. 11, 2007 - June 30, 2008 | State Secretary (for regional policy , administrative reform and e-government ; then BM for women , media and government policy) | Gusenbauer ( SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Michael Skubl | VF | March 20, 1937 - {11./13. March 1938 | State Secretary for Security Affairs (from Feb. 16, 1938) for Security (under BM in the BKA Seyß-Inquart NSDAP ) |
Schuschnigg (III VF , IV VF / NSDAP ) |
Karl Stephani | SPÖ | June 29, 1956 - July 15, 1956 | State Secretary for National Defense Affairs (under BM f. Ang.d.LV in the BKA Graf ÖVP , then StSkr. at the BM f. LV under the same) | Raab (II ÖVP / SPÖ ) |
Sonja Steßl | SPÖ | Sep 1 2014 - May 18, 2016 | State Secretary (for administration and public service) |
Faymann (II SPÖ / ÖVP ) Core ( SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Stephan Tauschitz | LB | July 10, 1934 - | August 3, 1934State Secretary for Foreign Affairs |
Dollfuss (II VF ) Schuschnigg (I. VF ) |
Ernst Eugen Veselsky | SPÖ | Apr 21, 1970 - | Oct 5, 1977State Secretary (for economic coordination ) | Kreisky (I , II , III - all SPÖ ) |
Franz Winterer | SPÖ | Apr. 27, 1945 - Dec. 20, 1945 | Under-Secretary of State for the Army (State Chancellery) | Renner (IV SPÖ / ÖVP / KPÖ ) |
Peter Wittmann | SPÖ | Jan 28, 1997 - | Feb 4, 2000State Secretary (for Europe , Art and Sport ) | Climate ( SPÖ / ÖVP ) |
Guido Zernatto | independent | May 14, 1936 - February 16, 1938 | State Secretary for Affairs of the BKA | Schuschnigg (II , III - both VF ) |
See also
- List of Chancellery Ministers (Austria)
Individual evidence
- Query in: Federal governments since 1920 , parlament.gv.at → Who is Who → Federal Government → Federal Chancellery
- ↑ State Secretaries. ( Memento of the original from May 21, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 'bka.gv.at → Federal Government
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↑ The Hofburg . ( Memento of the original from May 11, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. hofburg-wien.at → Worth knowing; Further official buildings of the Federal Chancellery. ( Memento of the original of June 10, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Federal Chancellery, bka.gv.at → Locations
- ↑ from May 20, 1933 Patriotic Front, see self-elimination of parliament
- ↑ a b The Austrian Foreign Ministry was not re-established independently until July 1959 after the occupation
- ↑ Dr. Heinrich Herglotz on the website of the Austrian Parliament
- ↑ in the position of head of the Chancellery, forg. Wilfried Aichinger: Soviet Austrian Policy 1943–1945 . Volume 1 of materials on contemporary history . Austrian Ges. F. Contemporary history, Vienna 1977, p. 196 ( limited preview in the Google book search - 465 sheets 4 ° typewriter).
- ↑ then sports department to the BM f. public performance and sport
- ↑ a b c Alliance Future Austria from April 4, 2005
- ↑ DDr. Adolf Nussbaumer on the website of the Austrian Parliament
- ↑ State Secretary Adolf Nussbaumer is dead . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna October 19, 1982, p. 1 , above ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
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↑ Law, social and economic sciences from Graz: between empirical analysis and normative instruction; scientific findings from three centuries Hrsg = Karl Acham . Böhlau, ISBN 978-3-205-78467-8 ( limited preview in Google book search). ;
Walter Sauer: The difficulty of reacting to developments. Austria's relations with Southern Africa since 1980. In: Gabriele Slezak, Richard Langthaler (Red.): Austria and the Development Community for Southern Africa (SADC) . Vienna 1998, pp. 81-93. ( Web document ( Memento of the original from October 31, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this note. , Sadocc.at) - ↑ Karl Pisa in the Munzinger archive ( beginning of article freely accessible)
- ↑ before that BM f. Health, Sport and Consumer Protection Christa Krammer
- ↑ instructs the government to resign from December 12, 1995 to inauguration Vranitzky V March 12, 1996, therefore also named in this cabinet
- ^ A b Gusenbauer: "I am happy about new forces in the SPÖ government team". ( Memento from December 15, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) Press release, June 23, 2008 (bka.gv.at → message archive )
- ↑ Kabinett Schüssel II. ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. → State Secretary for Sports: Karl Schweitzer, FPÖ; orfbury.net; Retrieved July 4, 2012.
- ↑ a b 11. – 13., The day of the Anschluss : Arthur Seyß-Inquart Federal Chancellor
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↑ Dr. Karl Stephani on the website of the Austrian Parliament ;
Karl Stephani in the Munzinger archive ( beginning of article freely accessible) - ↑ The Austrian Ministry of Defense was not re-established independently until July 1956 after the occupation
- ^ Franz Winterer on the website of the Austrian Parliament