State government Platter I

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The state government Platter I was the first Tyrolean state government under Governor Günther Platter from July 1, 2008 to May 24, 2013.

Government formation

Although the ÖVP and SPÖ had suffered heavy losses in the state elections in Tyrol in 2008 , the two parties continued their coalition. Even after the election, the FPÖ stuck to its announcement that it would not elect any of the losers as governor. Fritz Dinkhauser also called for the resignation of Governor van Staa and Provincial Councilor Steixner after the election, another reason for the failure of a coalition between ÖVP and Dinkhauser was the rejection of the Brenner base tunnel, the expansion of hydropower and the realization of the Tschirgant tunnel by Fritz Dinkhauser.

On March 8, 2012, Johannes Tratter (ÖVP) succeeded his party colleague Christian Switak, who had left the state government . He took over most of the agendas of his predecessor. The finance department previously taken over by this, however, was transferred to the responsibility of Governor Platter, who in turn transferred the community agendas to Tratter's area of ​​responsibility.

Government members

Office Surname Political party Important business areas
Governor Günther Platter ÖVP State financial administration, labor market and employee promotion, state support fund, referendums, Tyrol advertising, shooting
1. Deputy Governor Anton Steixner ÖVP Agriculture and forestry, animal and plant protection, water law and water management, transport association matters, energy, security administration, fire services
2. Deputy Governor Gerhard Reheis
from October 3, 2012, previously Regional Councilor 		SPÖ Basic security, social counseling, care allowance, social insurance, refugee system, integration of immigrants, youth welfare, social care professions
Provincial Councilor Beate Palfrader ÖVP General and vocational compulsory schools, kindergarten and after-school care, cultural affairs, promotion of art and science, scholarship matters
Provincial Council Thomas Pupp SPÖ
from October 3, 2012 		Housing subsidies, housing and settlement affairs, sports matters, nature and environmental protection, waste management, cable car matters, mountain rescue services
Provincial Council Johannes Tratter
from March 8, 2012 		ÖVP Community affairs, village renewal, building law, spatial planning, reallocation of building land, public relations, citizenship affairs, foundation and fund management
Provincial Council Bernhard Tilg ÖVP Health policy, hospitals, university affairs, technical colleges, European transport policy, road police
Provincial Councilor Patrizia Zoller-Frischauf ÖVP Trade and industry, business development, public procurement, protection of minors, affairs of youth, women, family and senior citizens policy, data protection
Members of the state government who left prematurely
2. Deputy Governor Hannes Gschwentner
retired on October 3, 2012 		SPÖ Housing subsidies, housing and settlement affairs, sports matters, nature and environmental protection, waste management, cable car matters, mountain rescue services
Provincial Council Christian Switak
retired on
March 8, 2012 		ÖVP State financial administration, building law, regional planning, reallocation of building land, public relations, citizenship matters, foundation and fund management

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ ORF Tirol After the election: FPÖ remains on the line when probing, June 12, 2008
  2. ^ ORF Tirol exploratory talks: ÖVP-Greens possible, ÖVP-SPÖ likely, June 13, 2008
  3. ^ Die Presse Online ÖVP and SPÖ start coalition negotiations on June 18, 2008
  4. ^ ORF Tirol: Tratter elected with a clear majority . Article of March 8, 2012.

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