List of members of the Carinthian state parliament (20th legislative period)
This list of members of the Carinthian state parliament (18th legislative period) lists all the members of the Carinthian state parliament in the 19th legislative period. The legislative period lasted from the constituent session of the Landtag on March 30, 1960 to the inauguration of the subsequent Landtag in 1965.
After the state elections in 1960 , 18 of the 36 seats were held by the Socialist Party of Austria (SPÖ). The Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) won a mandate from the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) with twelve seats , which achieved five seats. The Communists and Left Socialists (KLS) held their only mandate and, like after the previous elections, did not achieve club status.
The state parliament elected the state government Wedenig V on March 30, 1960 and also elected Johann Guttenbrunner (SPÖ), Hans Schober (SPÖ) and Josef Salcher (ÖVP) as members of the Federal Council .
Functions
Landtag President
The offices of the President of the State Parliament and his two deputies were assigned according to the election result in the proportional system. As in the previous legislative period, Jakob Sereinigg from the SPÖ took over the office of First State Parliament President . Second president was Josef Ritscher (ÖVP), third president Rudolf Tillian (SPÖ). The presidents of the state parliament were not determined by an election, but by the sufficiently signed election proposals of the state parliament clubs SPÖ and ÖVP. After the resignation of Landtag President Jakob Sereinigg had been announced in the session on January 10, 1963, Rudolf Tillian became the new First Landtag President on that day. According to the election proposal of the SPÖ, Wilhelm Ebner was also elected third state parliament president that day . After the death of Josef Ritscher on July 27, 1964, Wolfgang Mayrhofer was elected second president of the state parliament on October 23, 1964.
Club chairmen
In the club of the Socialist Party, Wilhelm Ebner took over the function of club chairman, Leo Lukas was his deputy . Wolfgang Mayrhofer was elected chairman of the Austrian People's Party, his deputy was Stefan Sodat . In the FPÖ club, Hubert Knaus took on the role of club chairman , Friedrich Hirn was elected as his deputy .
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | fraction | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Auinger Wilhelm | ÖVP | |
| Bacher Herbert | ÖVP | |
| Building law Karl | ÖVP | sworn in on July 15, 1960 as a replacement for a member of the state government |
| Bresner Alois | SPÖ | |
| Ebner Wilhelm | ÖVP | |
| One-player Falentin | SPÖ | |
| Filipot Rudolf | SPÖ | |
| Fritz Walther | FPÖ | |
| Brain Friedrich | FPÖ | |
| Hajel Hans | SPÖ | |
| Huber Reinhold | FPÖ | July 15, 1960 as a replacement for Hans Rader sworn in |
| Cold Hans | KLS | sworn in on March 6, 1964 for Johann Kazianka |
| Kanzian Josef | SPÖ | |
| Merchant Wilhelm | FPÖ | |
| Kazianka Johann | KLS | died on December 18, 1963 |
| Kerstnig Hans | SPÖ | Resignation of the mandate for health reasons announced at the meeting on November 6, 1964 |
| Knaus Hubert | FPÖ | |
| Korger Heinrich | SPÖ | |
| Krassnig Matthias | SPÖ | |
| Lubas Josef | ÖVP | |
| Luke Leo | ÖVP | |
| Lupowits Michael | SPÖ | |
| Mayrhofer Wolfgang | SPÖ | |
| Medlin Eduard | SPÖ | |
| Melcher Hans | SPÖ | |
| Oman Franz | ÖVP | |
| Pansi Herbert | SPÖ | |
| Pawlik Hans | FPÖ | Resignation of the mandate announced on July 15, 1960 after election to the state government |
| Pechnik Aurelie | ÖVP | died on July 27, 1964 |
| Peturnig Johann | SPÖ | |
| Poscharnig Rupert | ÖVP | Resignation of the mandate announced on July 15, 1960 after election to the state government |
| Rader Hans | FPÖ | sworn in on July 15, 1960 as a replacement for a member of the state government |
| Ritscher Josef | SPÖ | Resignation of the mandate announced at the meeting on January 10, 1963 |
| Scheiber Hans | FPÖ | |
| Schleinzer Karl | SPÖ | |
| Sideways Franz | ÖVP | |
| Sereinigg Jakob | SPÖ | |
| Silla Erich | FPÖ | Resignation of the mandate announced on July 15, 1960 after election to the state government |
| Sima Hans | SPÖ | |
| Stefan Sodat | ÖVP | |
| Tillian Rudolf | SPÖ | sworn in for Josef Ritscher on October 23, 1964 |
| Troop Thomas | SPÖ | sworn in for Matthias Krassnig on November 6, 1961 |
| Vedenig Ferdinand | SPÖ |
Committees
After the members of the state parliament had been sworn in, the Carinthian state parliament formed nine committees on March 30, 1960. The nine committees were the Legal and Constitutional Committee, the Finance Committee, the Building Committee, the Agriculture and Forestry Committee, the School and Local Policy Committee, the Social Policy Committee, the Commercial Economy Committee, the Minorities Committee and the Committee for Working Out the control office reports. The number of MPs per committee was limited to seven members, with the SPÖ each having four members, the ÖVP two members and the FPÖ one member per committee.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Stefan Karner , Andreas Moritsch (ed.): Resettlement - Deportation - National Struggle (= Carinthia and the national question. Vol. 1). Heyn et al., Klagenfurt et al. 2005, ISBN 3-7084-0014-3 , p. 222.
literature
- Stenographic minutes of the Carinthian Parliament (20th legislative period)
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