State government Purtscher II

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State government Purtscher II
Picture of the state government at the constituent session of the state parliament on October 24, 1989
Governor Martin Purtscher
choice 1989
Legislative period XXV.
Appointed by Vorarlberg State Parliament
education October 24, 1989
The End 4th October 1994
Duration 4 years and 345 days
predecessor State government Purtscher I
successor State government Purtscher III
composition
Party (s) ÖVP and FPÖ
representation
Vorarlberg State Parliament
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The state government Purtscher II was the 11th Vorarlberg state government in the Second Republic , which was in office from 1989 to 1994. She went from the state elections in Vorarlberg in 1989 produced, in which the Austrian People's Party at the first appearance of Martin Purtscher as the leading candidate could hold the absolute majority of votes and mandate.

The government was led by Governor Martin Purtscher six ÖVP members and one member of the Freedom Party. It was elected on October 24, 1989 by the XXIV Vorarlberg Landtag in its constituent session.

During the legislative period there were some changes in the composition of the state government. First of all, on May 9, 1990, State Governor Siegfried Gasser left the state government to fully dedicate himself to his new office as Mayor of the state capital Bregenz . His successor as state governor was the former state councilor and later state governor Herbert Sausgruber, who in turn inherited the later education minister Elisabeth Gehrer on his state council post. Subsequently, on March 12, 1993, Alfred Mayer resigned from the state government and was replaced by Hans-Peter Bischof . On October 6, 1993 , two members of the state government resigned: the FPÖ regional councilor Hans-Dieter Grabher and the ÖVP regional councilor Anton Türtscher . While the Lustenau mayor Grabher was inherited by his party colleague Hubert Gorbach , Erich Schwärzler from Bregenzerwald replaced the regional councilor for agriculture, Türtscher.

Government members

Office Surname Political party Departments
Governor Martin Purtscher ÖVP Presidential affairs, science, general economic affairs, energy policy, tourism, commercial law
Provincial governor
from May 9, 1990 		Herbert Sausgruber ÖVP Internal affairs, transport policy and law, housing subsidies
Provincial Council Hans-Peter Bischof
from March 12, 1993 		ÖVP Social affairs, health care and social insurance, state hospitals, medical affairs, sports, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, cable cars and elevator technology
Provincial Councilor Elisabeth Gehrer
from May 9, 1990 		ÖVP Development aid, schools, further education, archives and libraries, music schools, state conservatory, youth development, family development, women's department, community development, energy saving
Provincial Council Hubert Gorbach
from October 6, 1993 		FPÖ Spatial planning and building law, road construction, building construction, hydraulic and agricultural engineering
Provincial Council Guntram Lins ÖVP Finance, culture, legislation, asset management, conduct control
Provincial Council Erich Schwärzler
from October 6, 1993 		ÖVP Environmental protection, agricultural law and promotion of agriculture, veterinary matters, forestry, agricultural hydraulic engineering, agricultural engineering
Members of the state government who left prematurely
Provincial governor Siegfried Gasser
retired on May 9, 1990 		ÖVP Internal affairs, transport policy and law, housing subsidies
Provincial Council Hans-Dieter Grabher
retired on October 6, 1993 		FPÖ Spatial planning and building law, road construction, building construction, hydraulic and agricultural engineering
Provincial Council Alfred Mayer
resigned on March 12, 1993 		ÖVP Social affairs, health care and social insurance, state hospitals, medical affairs, sports, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, cable cars and elevator technology
Provincial Council Anton Türtscher
retired on October 6, 1993 		ÖVP Environmental protection, agricultural law and promotion of agriculture, veterinary matters, forestry, agricultural hydraulic engineering, agricultural engineering

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