State government Sausgruber II

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State government Sausgruber II
Herbert Sausgrbuer
Governor Herbert Sausgruber
choice 1999
Legislative period XXVII.
Appointed by Vorarlberg State Parliament
education October 5, 1999
The End October 5, 2004
Duration 5 years and 0 days
predecessor State government Sausgruber I
successor State government Sausgruber III
composition
Party (s) ÖVP and FPÖ
representation
Vorarlberg State Parliament
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The state government Sausgruber II was the 14th Vorarlberg state government , which was in office from 1999 to 2004. She was in the constituent session of the XXVII. Vorarlberger Landtag sworn in on October 5, 1999. On October 5, 2004, the state government was sworn in again as the state government of Sausgruber III .

The government was led by Governor Herbert Sausgruber six ÖVP members and one member of the Freedom Party. With Sausgruber's re-election in the state elections in Vorarlberg in 1999 , the ÖVP was able to appoint Vorarlberg's governor for the 14th time after 1945. For Sausgruber it was the first state election as the top candidate of the ÖVP, after he took over the office of Martin Purtscher in 1997. Due to massive gains in the election with Hubert Gorbach, the liberal party was able to provide the state governor for the first time.

On October 11, 2000, Eva Maria Waibel resigned from the state government as regional councilor, followed by Greti Schmid . After Hubert Gorbach's appointment as Federal Minister for Transport and Infrastructure, Dieter Egger became the new representative of the FPÖ in the state government as the state governor on March 5, 2003.

Government members

Office Surname Political party Departments
Governor Herbert Sausgruber ÖVP Government Services, European Affairs and External Relations, Human Resources, Information Technology, Fire Police, Emergency Services, Disaster Response, Financial Matters, Asset Management, Conduct Control
Provincial governor
from March 5, 2003 		Dieter Egger FPÖ Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, cable car and elevator technology, waste management, road construction, building construction, water management
Provincial Council Hans-Peter Bishop ÖVP Culture, financial and economic administration of the state hospitals, assistance for the disabled, health law and social insurance, medical affairs
Provincial Council Erich Schwärzler ÖVP Internal affairs, environmental protection, agriculture, veterinary affairs, forestry, energy saving and alternative energies matters
Provincial Council Manfred Rein ÖVP Traffic law, housing subsidies, general business matters, business law, spatial planning and building law
Provincial Council Siegmund Stemer ÖVP Legislation, school, sport
Provincial Councilor Greti Schmid
from October 11, 2000 		ÖVP Development aid, society and social affairs
Members of the state government who left prematurely
Provincial Councilor Eva Maria Waibel
retired on October 11, 2000 		ÖVP Matters of development aid, schools, science and further education, youth support, family support, women's issues
Provincial governor Hubert Gorbach
retired on February 28, 2003 		FPÖ Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, cable car and elevator technology, waste management, road construction, building construction, water management