List of Members of the Carinthian State Parliament (21st legislative period)
This list of members of the Carinthian state parliament (21st legislative period) lists all members of the Carinthian state parliament in the 21st legislative period. The legislative period lasted from the constituent session of the Landtag on April 12, 1965 to the inauguration of the subsequent Landtag in the 22nd legislative period .
After the state elections in 1965 , 18 of the 36 seats were held by the Socialist Party of Austria (SPÖ). The Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) was also able to maintain its result of 1960 with twelve mandates. Likewise, the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) with 5 MPs and the Communists and Left Socialists (KLS) with one MP sent the same number of mandataries as in the previous period.
The state parliament elected the state government Sima I on April 12, 1965 and at this meeting also elected Helene Tschitschko (SPÖ), Michael Luptowits (SPÖ), Josef Salcher (ÖVP) and Leopold Goess (ÖVP) as members of the Federal Council .
Functions
Landtag President
The offices of the President of the Landtag and his two deputies were assigned according to the results of the Landtag election in the proportional system. As in the previous legislative period, Rudolf Tillian (SPÖ) took over the office of First President of the State Parliament . Second President was Wolfgang Mayrhofer (ÖVP), who, like the Third President Hans Pawlik (SPÖ), was new to the office of President of the State Parliament. 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.
Club chairmen
After the state elections, the members of the SPÖ formed the "Club of Socialist State Parliament Members of Carinthia" and elected Leo Lukas as club chairman and Wilhelm Sereinigg as his deputy. The members of the ÖVP joined together to form the “Landtag Club of Members of the Austrian People's Party” and appointed Karl Building Law as the club chairman and Stefan Sodat as the club chairman's deputy. Furthermore, the FPÖ MPs formed the “Landtag Club of the Freedom Party”. They elected Reinhold Huber as club chairman and Hans Rader as his deputy.
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | fraction | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Alberer Alois | SPÖ | on May 3, 1965 for a member elected to the state government |
| Auinger Wilhelm | ÖVP | |
| Bacher Herbert | ÖVP | Resignation from office after election to the state government announced at the meeting on May 3, 1965 |
| Building law Karl | ÖVP | |
| Single player Valentin | ÖVP | until June 12, 1969 |
| Filipot Rudolf | SPÖ | |
| Fritz Walther | ÖVP | |
| Gallob Rudolf | SPÖ | sworn in for Leo Lukas (politician) on March 30, 1966 |
| Little lightheartedness | FPÖ | |
| Gorton Wilhelm | ÖVP | |
| Count Eduard | SPÖ | July 1, 1969 for Hajek Hans sworn in |
| Guttenbrunner Josef | SPÖ | |
| Hajek Hans | SPÖ | until June 27, 1969 |
| Brain Friedrich | FPÖ | on May 3, 1965 for a member elected to the state government, until April 30, 1968 |
| Huber Reinhold | FPÖ | |
| Jamnig Franz | SPÖ | sworn in for Hans Melcher on December 16, 1966 |
| Cold Hans | KLS | until April 30, 1969 |
| Merchant Wilhelm | FPÖ | |
| Kerstnig Hans | SPÖ | Resignation from office after election to the state government announced at the meeting on May 3, 1965 |
| Knafl Stefan | ÖVP | on May 3, 1965 for a member elected to the state government |
| Kofler Otto | SPÖ | on May 3, 1965 for a member elected to the state government |
| Lackner Georg | ÖVP | |
| Lubas Josef | SPÖ | |
| Luke Leo | SPÖ | until March 11, 1966 |
| Mayrhofer-Grüenbühl Wolfgang | ÖVP | |
| Medlin Eduard | ÖVP | |
| Melcher Hans | SPÖ | until December 16, 1966 |
| Oitzl Johann | SPÖ | |
| Oman Franz | SPÖ | |
| Pawlik Hans | SPÖ | |
| Poscharnig Rupert | SPÖ | |
| Rader Hanns | FPÖ | Resignation from office after election to the state government announced at the meeting on May 3, 1965 |
| Raimund Arnulf | KLS | April 30, 1969 to Hans cold sworn in |
| Scheiber Hans | SPÖ | |
| Schober Hans | SPÖ | Resignation from office after election to the state government announced at the meeting on May 3, 1965 |
| Schumi Hans | ÖVP | |
| Seitschnigg Franz | ÖVP | on June 17, 1969 for Valentin Einplayer |
| Sereinigg Wilhelm | SPÖ | |
| Seywald Dietmar | FPÖ | sworn in for Friedrich Hirn on June 5, 1968 |
| Silla Erich | FPÖ | |
| Sima Hans | SPÖ | |
| Stefan Sodat | ÖVP | |
| Stecher Ernst | SPÖ | |
| Thullmann Dorothea | SPÖ | |
| Tillian Rudolf | SPÖ | |
| Tropper Herbert | ÖVP | on May 3, 1965 for a member elected to the state government |
| Troop Thomas | ÖVP | Resignation from office after election to the state government announced at the meeting on May 3, 1965 |
Committees
In the constituent session of the Landtag, the establishment of nine committees, each of which had seven members, was decided. The SPÖ had four MPs each, the ÖVP two MPs and the FPÖ one MP. 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 “Committee for the commercial economy ”, the“ Minorities Committee ”and the“ Committee for the preparation of control reports ”.
literature
- Stenographic minutes of the Carinthian Parliament (21st legislative period)
- Josef Rauchberger (Ed.): Keyword Federal States - Federal Council. Elections and representative bodies of the federal states from 1945 to 2000. PR-Verlag, Vienna 2000, ISBN 3-901111-05-0 .
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