State government and city senate Häupl II

State government and city senate Häupl II
Governor Mayor	Michael Häupl
choice	1996
Legislative period	16.
Appointed by	Vienna City Council
education	November 27, 1996
The End	April 27, 2001
Duration	4 years and 151 days
predecessor	State government and city senate Häupl I
successor	State government and city senate Häupl III
composition
Party (s)	SPÖ and ÖVP
representation
Vienna City Council and Parliament	58/100

Provincial government and city senate Häupl II was the name for the second Viennese provincial government and the Vienna city senate under Mayor and Governor Michael Häupl between 1996 and 2001. The city government was sworn in after the state and municipal council elections in 1996 on November 27, 1996 and dissolved the provincial government Häupl I. from. After losing the absolute majority, Häupl formed a coalition government with the ÖVP. In the 14-member city senate and the state government, the SPÖ provided 7 members, the ÖVP 2. The 4 members of the FPÖ, who won the election, like the representative of the Greens, remained without a department.

During the government period, Rudolf Edlinger resigned from the state government after his appointment to the federal government, followed on January 31, 1997 by Brigitte Ederer as city councilor for finances, economic policy and Wiener Stadtwerke. After Ederer resigned her mandate on December 14, 2000 to switch to the private sector, the previous City Councilor for Health and Hospital Sepp Rieder took over the finance department. Rieder's health department changed to the new city councilor Elisabeth Pittermann , who was elected on December 14, 2000.

Choice of government

Michael Häupl was elected mayor with 65 votes from the SPÖ, ÖVP and Greens. Grete Laska received 62 votes in the election for Vice Mayor, Bernhard Görg received 64 votes. Renate Brauner, who stood against Bernhard Görg as Vice Mayor to strengthen the women's and integration department, had received 9 votes.

The distribution of votes in the election of the city councils was: Renate Brauner (70 votes), Rudolf Edlinger (65 votes), Margarete Laska (62 votes), Sepp Rieder (60 votes), Werner Faymann (65 votes), Friedrich Svihalek (63 votes) , Lothar Gintersdorfer (34 votes), Johann Herzog (33 votes), Karin Landauer (33 votes), Walter Prinz (32 votes), Bernhard Görg (60 votes), Peter Marboe (62 votes) and Friedrun Huemer (49 votes). Brigitte Ederer was elected in 1997 with 65 of 98 votes cast.

Government members

Office	Surname	Political party	Distribution of responsibilities at the end of the government period
Governor Mayor	Michael Häupl	SPÖ
1. Deputy Governor 1. Deputy Mayor Executive City Councilor	Margarete Laska	SPÖ	Youth, social affairs, information and sport
2. Deputy Governor 2. Deputy Mayor Executive City Councilor	Bernhard Görg	ÖVP	Planning and future
Executive city councilor	Renate Brauner	SPÖ	Integration, women's issues, consumer protection and personnel
Acting city council	Werner Faymann	SPÖ	Housing, housing and urban renewal
Executive city councilor	Elisabeth Pittermann	SPÖ	Health and hospital services
Acting city council	Sepp Rieder	SPÖ	Finance, economic policy and Wiener Stadtwerke
Acting city council	Friedrich Svihalek	SPÖ	Environment and traffic coordination
Acting city council	Peter Marboe	ÖVP	Culture
City council	Lothar Gintersdorfer	FPÖ	without department
City council	Johann Herzog	FPÖ	without department
City council	Karin Landauer	FPÖ	without department
City council	Walter Prince	FPÖ	without department
City council	Friedrun Huemer	Green	without department
Members of the state government who left prematurely
Executive city councilor	Brigitte Ederer	SPÖ	Finance, economic policy and Wiener Stadtwerke
Acting city council	Rudolf Edlinger	SPÖ	Finance, economic policy and Wiener Stadtwerke

Individual evidence

[ederer-1] City Hall correspondence of January 31, 1997

[2] City hall correspondence of December 14, 2000