Günter Lampert
Günter Lampert (born November 27, 1941 in Feldkirch ) is a former Austrian politician ( ÖVP ) from the state of Vorarlberg .
Günter Lampert was Vice Mayor of his hometown Feldkirch from 1990 to 2000 and a member of the Vorarlberg state parliament from 1989 to 2002 . From 1994 he was also Vice President of the State Parliament.
Political activity
Günter Lampert was born on November 27, 1941 as the son of the post office clerk Othmar Lampert and his wife Rosa in Feldkirch. Lampert grew up in the Walgau community of Frastanz and attended elementary school. The trained baker and customs guard first became politically active on April 13, 1976, when he was elected substitute member of the Feldkirch city council and mayor of the Nofels faction (from 1975) for the People's Party . Lampert remained the mayor of Nofels for 15 years, while he was appointed a full member of the city council in 1976. From 1980 he worked as a councilor for social affairs in his hometown. From 1985 to 1993 Lampert was a city councilor and was responsible for the youth department. On April 25, 1990, he was also elected Vice Mayor of Feldkirch and left this position only ten years later, in 2000.
After the state elections in Vorarlberg in 1989 , Günter Lampert moved to the Vorarlberg state parliament as a member of the Vorarlberg People's Party. On October 4, 1994, he became its first vice-president, which he remained for a term of office. With the inauguration of the new state parliament on October 5, 1999, he was elected the second vice-president and remained so until he left the state parliament on December 31, 2002.
Awards
- 2001 Feldkirch Ring of Honor
- 2002 Silver medal of the state of Vorarlberg .
- 2008 Silver Medal of the Diocese of Feldkirch
- 2008 Silver Medal for Services to the Republic of Austria
- 2009 Toni Russ Prize from Vorarlberger Nachrichten
Web links
- Biography of Günter Lampert in the parliamentary documents of the Vorarlberg state parliament.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Dr. Toni Russ Prize to Günter Lampert v / o Lagü (PDF; 2.4 MB). Article in the magazine CLUnier, published by the Catholic Middle School Association Clunia Feldkirch.
- ↑ List of winners of the Medal of Honor for Services to the Republic of Austria . Retrieved December 9, 2015.
- ^ ORF Vorarlberg: Toni Russ Prize awarded to Günter Lampert Article dated September 3, 2009.
President of the Landtag: Ilg (1945) | Feuerstein (1949) | Titian (1964) | Purtscher (1974) | Hunter (1987) | Gasser (1994) | Dörler (1999) | Halder (2004) | Mennel (2009) | Nussbaumer (2012) | Sonderegger (2014)
1st Vice President of the State Parliament: Feuerstein (1945) | Amann (1949) | Peter (1964) | Heinzle (1969) | Berchtold (1984) | Gehrer (1989) | Aberer (1990) | Bernhard (1991) | Lampert (1994) | Amann (1999) | Nussbaumer (2004) | Knight (2012) | Hagen (2014) | Vonier (2019)
2nd Vice President of the State Parliament: Bertsch (1945) | Gohm (1949) | Moosbrugger (1954) | Heinzle (1964) | Peter (1969) | Steurer (1970) | Engraver (1976) | Falschlunger (1979) | Keckeis (1993) | Schuler (1994) | Lampert (1999) | Halder (2003) | Mennel (2004) | Hagen (2009) | Nussbaumer (2014) | Rüscher (2018) | Schoch (2019)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Lampert, Günter |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian politician (ÖVP), Vice-President of the Vorarlberg State Parliament |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 27, 1941 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Feldkirch |