State government and city senate Häupl III

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State government and city senate Häupl III
Michael Häupl (2008)
Governor Mayor Michael Häupl
choice 2001
Legislative period 17th
Appointed by Vienna City Council
education April 27, 2001
The End November 18, 2005
Duration 4 years and 205 days
predecessor State government and city senate Häupl II
successor State government and city senate Häupl IV
composition
Party (s) SPÖ
representation
Vienna City Council and Parliament
52/100

Provincial government and city senate Häupl III was the name for the third Viennese provincial government and the Vienna city senate under the mayor and governor Michael Häupl between 2001 and 2005. The city government was sworn in after the state and municipal council elections in 2001 on April 27, 2001 and dissolved the provincial government Häupl II from. After regaining the absolute majority of the mandate, Michael Häupl formed a sole government again. The SPÖ provided 9 members in the 15-member city senate and the state government. The FPÖ provided three members, the ÖVP two and the Greens one representative, but all of them remained without a department due to the SPÖ's sole government.

During the government period, the first change in government took place on November 26, 2003. On this day Johannes Hahn replaced Peter Marboe as a non-executive city councilor. On July 1, 2004 to a major government reshuffle. The executive city councilors Isabella Kossina and Elisabeth Pittermann are leaving their office, the non-executive city councilor Maria Vassilakou has moved to the state parliament and local council as club chairwoman. Kossina was succeeded by Ulli Sima as the new City Councilor for the Environment , and the previous City Councilor for Integration, Women's Issues, Consumer Protection and Human Resources, Renate Brauner, took over the Pittermann department for health and hospitals . At the same time, the department was renamed Health and Social Affairs. Sonja Wehsely was appointed to the government as the successor to the Brauners department .

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 		Grete Laska SPÖ Education, youth, social affairs, information and sport
2. Deputy Governor
2. Deputy Mayor
Executive City Councilor 		Sepp Rieder SPÖ Finance, economic policy and Wiener Stadtwerke
Executive city councilor Renate Brauner SPÖ Health and social
Acting city council Werner Faymann SPÖ Housing, housing and urban renewal
Acting city council Andreas Mailath-Pokorny SPÖ Culture and science
Acting city council Rudolf Schicker SPÖ Urban development and transport
Executive city councilor Ulli Sima SPÖ environment
Executive city councilor Sonja Wehsely SPÖ Integration, women's issues, consumer protection and personnel
City council Johann Herzog FPÖ without department
Councilor Karin Landauer FPÖ without department
City council Eduard shock FPÖ without department
City council Johannes Hahn ÖVP without department
Councilor Herlinde Rothauer ÖVP without department
City council David Ellensohn Green without department
Members of the state government who left prematurely
Executive city councilor Isabella Kossina SPÖ environment
Executive city councilor Elisabeth Pittermann SPÖ Health and hospital services
City council Peter Marboe ÖVP without department
Councilor Maria Vassilakou Green without department

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Municipal Council, 36th meeting on November 26, 2003, verbatim minutes - page 36
  2. ↑ Municipal Council, 45th meeting on July 1, 2004, verbatim minutes - p. 27 ff.