Federal Government Kreisky IV

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Federal Government Kreisky IV
16. Government of the Second Republic
Bruno Kreisky
Chancellor Bruno Kreisky
choice National Council election 1979
Legislative period XV.
Appointed by Federal President Rudolf Kirchschläger
education 5th June 1979
The End May 24, 1983
Duration 3 years and 353 days
predecessor Federal Government Kreisky III
successor Federal Government Sinowatz
composition
Party (s) SPÖ
representation
National Council
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The Austrian federal government Kreisky IV was formed after the National Council election on May 6, 1979 , which confirmed the absolute SPÖ mandate majority won in 1971 for the second and last time. It should have existed for a total of eleven and a half years, a record that has not yet been exceeded. At the end of his term of office, Bruno Kreisky had served as Federal Chancellor for 13 years , which was also a record.

Federal President Rudolf Kirchschläger appointed the Kreisky IV cabinet, which had only minor changes compared to the Kreisky III cabinet, on June 5, 1979 . The deep rift between the Chancellor and his Vice Chancellor and Minister of Finance, Hannes Androsch , which was becoming virulent , led, at Kreisky's request, to Androsch's departure from the government in early 1981. He was succeeded as Vice Chancellor by Minister of Education Fred Sinowatz (who succeeded Kreisky as Chancellor). The Kreisky IV cabinet resigned on the evening of the next National Council election, on April 24, 1983 , and was entrusted with the continuation of business by the Federal President until May 24, 1983 (when Sinowatz took office ).

Federal Minister (for) Official Political party State Secretary
Chancellor Bruno Kreisky SPÖ Franz Löschnak ( SPÖ )
Adolf Nussbaumer (SPÖ, until October 18, 1982)
Elfriede Karl ( SPÖ , until November 5, 1979)
Johanna Dohnal ( SPÖ , from November 5, 1979)
Ferdinand Lacina ( SPÖ , from October 29, 1982)
Vice Chancellor Hannes Androsch (also Minister of Finance, until January 20, 1981)
Fred Sinowatz (also Minister of Education, from January 20, 1981) 		both SPÖ  
Social administration Gerhard Weißenberg (until October 1, 1980 )
Herbert Salcher ( October 1–9 , 1980)
Alfred Dallinger (from October 9, 1980) 		all SPÖ Franziska Fast ( SPÖ , from November 5, 1979)
Foreign Affairs Willibald Pahr independent  
Interior Erwin Lanc SPÖ  
Lessons and Art Fred Sinowatz (entrusted) SPÖ  
Judiciary Christian Broda SPÖ  
Finances Hannes Androsch (entrusted until January 20, 1981)
Herbert Salcher (from January 20, 1981) 		SPÖ Elfriede Karl ( SPÖ , from November 5, 1979)
Hans Seidel (non-party, from January 20, 1981)
Agriculture and Forestry Günter Haiden SPÖ Albin Schober ( SPÖ )
Trade, commerce and industry Josef Staribacher SPÖ Anneliese Albrecht ( SPÖ , from November 5, 1979)
traffic Karl Lausecker SPÖ  
National defense Otto Rösch SPÖ  
Buildings and technology Josef Moser (until October 8, 1979)
Karl Lausecker (October 8 - November 5, 1979)
Karl Sekanina (from November 5, 1979) 		all SPÖ Beatrix Eypeltauer ( SPÖ , from November 5, 1979)
Science and Research Hertha Firnberg SPÖ  
Health and environmental protection Ingrid Leodolter (until October 8, 1979)
Hertha Firnberg (October 8 - November 5, 1979)
Herbert Salcher (from November 5, 1979 to January 20, 1981)
Kurt Steyrer (from January 20, 1981) 		all SPÖ  

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  1. ↑ a b c d e according to Article 77 paragraph 4 B-VG