State government and city senate Häupl IV

State government and city senate Häupl IV
Governor Mayor	Michael Häupl
choice	2005
Legislative period	18th
Appointed by	Vienna City Council
education	November 18, 2005
The End	November 25, 2010
Duration	5 years and 7 days
predecessor	State government and city senate Häupl III
successor	State government and city senate Häupl V
composition
Party (s)	SPÖ
representation
Vienna City Council and Parliament	55/100

Provincial government and city senate Häupl IV is an unofficial name for the Vienna city senate, at the same time provincial government , under the mayor and governor Michael Häupl in the term of office 2005-2010. The election took place in the municipal council on November 18, 2005; the term of office ended on November 25, 2010 with the election of the mayor and city senate.

During the tenure of the city senate and the state government, there were several changes within the government team. On November 22, 2006, Eduard Schock resigned as a city councilor in favor of Johann Herzog and took over the chairmanship of the FPÖ club in the Vienna City Hall. The composition of the Gusenbauer federal government led to further changes: Johannes Hahn and Werner Faymann left the state government on January 10, 2007 and one day later became science and transport ministers. On January 25, 2007, Sepp Rieder also retired. The successors of the resigned members of the government were sworn in on January 25, 2007. Norbert Walter succeeded Johannes Hahn as city councilor. Renate Brauner , formerly city councilor for health and social affairs, took over the agendas of Sepp Rieder. Sonja Wehsely , previously city councilor for integration, women's issues, consumer protection and personnel, took over the health and social department. Wehsely's area of ​​responsibility was subsequently handed over to the new city councilor Sandra Frauenberger . Michael Ludwig succeeded Werner Faymann as the new city councilor for housing. After the National Council election in 2008 , Katharina Cortolezis-Schlager also left the government and moved to the National Council. Isabella Leeb was elected as the new city councilor in her place . On March 23, 2009, Grete Laska announced her resignation as acting city councilor and second deputy mayor, followed by Christian Oxonitsch as city councilor and Michael Ludwig as deputy mayor.

Government members

Office	Surname	Political party	Departments
Governor Mayor	Michael Häupl	SPÖ
Deputy Governor Vice Mayor Executive City Councilor	Renate Brauner	SPÖ	Finance, economic policy and Wiener Stadtwerke
Deputy Governor Deputy Mayor Executive City Councilor	Michael Ludwig	SPÖ	Housing, housing and urban renewal
Executive city councilor	Sandra Frauenberger	SPÖ	Integration, women's issues, consumer protection and personnel
Acting city council	Christian Oxonitsch	SPÖ	Education, youth, information and sport
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	Health and social
Councilor	Isabella Leeb	ÖVP	without department
City council	David Ellensohn	Green	without department
City council	Johann Herzog	FPÖ	without department
Councilor	Monika Vana	Green	without department
City council	Norbert Walter	ÖVP	without department
Members of the state government who left prematurely
Deputy Governor Deputy Mayor Executive City Councilor	Sepp Rieder	SPÖ	Finance, economic policy and Wiener Stadtwerke
Acting City Councilor Vice Mayor	Grete Laska	SPÖ	Education, youth, information and sport
Acting city council	Werner Faymann	SPÖ	Housing, housing and urban renewal
City council	Johannes Hahn	ÖVP	without department
Councilor	Katharina Cortolezis-Schlager	ÖVP	without department
City council	Eduard shock	FPÖ	without department

Individual evidence

1. ^ ORF Vienna: Laska: “Full-time grandmother” instead of city councilor (March 23, 2009).