Federal Government Kreisky III

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Federal Government Kreisky III
15. Government of the Second Republic
Bruno Kreisky
Chancellor Bruno Kreisky
choice National Council election 1975
Appointed by Federal President Rudolf Kirchschläger
education October 28, 1975
The End 5th June 1979
Duration 3 years and 220 days
predecessor Federal Government Kreisky II
successor Federal Government Kreisky IV
composition
Party (s) SPÖ
representation
National Council
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The Austrian federal government Kreisky III was formed after the National Council election on October 5, 1975 , which had confirmed the absolute SPÖ mandate majority. At first it was no different from the Kreisky II cabinet; During her term of office, the ministers in six departments were replaced, sometimes twice. The first government reshuffle took place on October 1, 1976, the second on June 8, 1977.

Federal President Rudolf Kirchschläger appointed the cabinet on October 28, 1975 . Three days after the National Council election on May 6, 1979 , which again confirmed the absolute majority of the SPÖ mandate, the cabinet resigned on May 9, 1979 and was appointed by the Federal President until June 5, 1979 when the Kreisky IV government took office Business entrusted.

Federal Minister (for) Official Political party State Secretary
Chancellor Bruno Kreisky SPÖ Ernst Eugen Veselsky ( SPÖ , until October 5, 1977 )
Elfriede Karl (SPÖ)
Karl Lausecker (SPÖ, until June 8, 1977)
Franz Löschnak (SPÖ, from June 8, 1977)
Adolf Nussbaumer (from October 5, 1977)
Vice Chancellor Rudolf Häuser (also Minister of Social Affairs, until September 30, 1976 )
Hannes Androsch (also Minister of Finance, from October 1, 1976) 		both SPÖ  
Social administration Rudolf Häuser (until September 30, 1976)
Ingrid Leodolter (October 1, 1976)
Gerhard Weißenberg (from October 1, 1976) 		all SPÖ  
Foreign Affairs Erich Bielka (until September 30, 1976)
Bruno Kreisky (October 1, 1976)
Willibald Pahr (from October 1, 1976) 		non-party
SPÖ
non-party 		 
Interior Otto Rösch (until June 8, 1977)
Erwin Lanc (from June 8, 1977) 		both SPÖ  
Lessons and Art Fred Sinowatz SPÖ  
Judiciary Christian Broda SPÖ  
Finances Hannes Androsch SPÖ  
Agriculture and Forestry Oskar Weihs (until September 30, 1976)
Josef Staribacher (October 1, 1976)
Günter Haiden (from October 1, 1976) 		all SPÖ Günter Haiden (until September 30, 1976)
Albin Schober (from October 1, 1976)
Trade, commerce and industry Josef Staribacher SPÖ  
traffic Erwin Lanc (until June 8, 1977)
Karl Lausecker (from June 8, 1977) 		both SPÖ  
National defense Karl Lütgendorf (until May 31, 1977)
Bruno Kreisky (from May 31, 1977)
Otto Rösch (from June 8, 1977) 		Independent
SPÖ
SPÖ 		 
Buildings and technology Josef Moser SPÖ  
Science and Research Hertha Firnberg SPÖ  
Health and environmental protection Ingrid Leodolter SPÖ  

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