List of members of the Carinthian state parliament (17th legislative period)
This list of members of the Carinthian state parliament (17th legislative period) lists all members of the Carinthian state parliament in the 17th legislative period. The legislative period lasted from the constituent session of the state parliament on November 7, 1949 to the inauguration of the subsequent state parliament on March 17, 1953.
After the state elections in 1949 , 15 of the 36 mandates went to the Socialist Party of Austria (SPÖ), 12 to the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), 8 to the Association of Independents (VdU) and 1 mandate to the Communist Party of Austria (KPÖ). Due to the small number of mandates, however, the VO had no club status. Compared to the state elections in 1945 , the SPÖ had lost 3 mandates and the ÖVP and KPÖ each lost 2 mandates to the VdU, which was running for the first time. The Democratic Party of Austria no longer ran in 1949.
The state parliament elected the state government of Wedenig II on November 14, 1949 , and the MPs also elected Hans Herke (SPÖ), Hans Grossauer (ÖVP) and Anton Supersberg (VdU) 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 Hans Ebner (VdU).
Club chairmen
In the club of the Socialist Party, Matthias Krassnig took over the function of chairman, Hans Sima was his deputy . Alois Karisch was elected as parliamentary group chairman of the club of the Austrian People's Party , his deputy was Josef Ritscher . In the club of the Association of Independents, Hans Ebner took over the role of club chairman, Otto Scrinzi had been elected as his deputy.
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | fraction | annotation |
|---|---|---|
| Ebner Wilhelm | SPÖ | |
| Ebner Hans | VdU | |
| Egger Hans | VdU | |
| Feinig Michael | VdU | |
| Ferlitsch Hans | ÖVP | |
| Gruber Hermann | ÖVP | |
| Herke Hans | SPÖ | Resignation announced at the meeting on February 7, 1950 |
| Kanzian Josef | SPÖ | |
| Karisch Alois | ÖVP | |
| Cavalry Walter | ÖVP | |
| Krassnig Matthias | SPÖ | |
| Goiter Hermann | ÖVP | |
| Leitgeb Matthias | VdU | |
| Luschin Wilhelm | SPÖ | |
| Pechnik Aurelie | SPÖ | |
| Poscharnig Rupert | SPÖ | |
| Rader Hans | VdU | |
| Ritscher Josef | ÖVP | |
| Pipe Hans | VdU | |
| Sagaischek Franz | ÖVP | |
| Salchor Josef | ÖVP | |
| Schatzmayr Friedrich | SPÖ | |
| Schaupach Felix | ÖVP | |
| Scheiber Hans | SPÖ | |
| Blacksmith Richard | ÖVP | |
| Scrinzi Otto | VdU | |
| Sereinigg Jakob | SPÖ | |
| Sima Hans | SPÖ | |
| Striessnig Karl | VdU | |
| Tillian Rudolf | SPÖ | from February 7, 1950 for Hans Herke |
| Traunig Anton | ÖVP | |
| Troop Thomas | ÖVP | |
| Tschebular Hans | SPÖ | |
| Tschofenig Josef | KPÖ | |
| Vedenig Ferdinand | SPÖ | |
| Wieser Thomas | SPÖ | |
| Miracle Gottfried | ÖVP |
Committees
After the members of the state parliament had been sworn in, eight committees were formed by the Carinthian state parliament on November 14, 1949. The eight committees were the “Legal and Constitutional Committee”, the “Finance Committee”, the “School and Local Policy Committee”, the “Agriculture and Forestry Committee”, the “Social Committee”, the “Building Committee”, the “Committee for commercial economy ”and the“ minority committee ”. The number of MPs per committee was limited to seven, with the SPÖ and ÖVP each providing three members per committee and the VdU one member per committee.
literature
- Stenographic minutes of the Carinthian Parliament (17th legislative period)
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