List of members of the Tyrolean Parliament (VI legislative period)
This list of members of the Tyrolean state parliament (VI. Legislative period) lists all members of the Tyrolean state parliament in the VI. Legislative period from November 2, 1965 to October 20, 1970. After the state elections in 1965 , the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) had 25 members, and was able to win two seats compared to the state elections in 1961 . Furthermore, the Socialist Party of Austria (SPÖ) was represented in the state parliament with ten MPs, which lost a mandate in the election. The Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) had also lost a mandate in the state elections in 1965 and was only represented by one member in the state parliament.
After the deputies were sworn in on November 2, 1965, the members of the state parliament elected the members of the Wallnöfer II state government on the same day . The legislative period ended with the inauguration of the members of the VII legislative period on October 20, 1970.
Functions
Landtag President
The ÖVP politician Alois Lugger was elected President of the State Parliament in the constituent meeting , who received 26 of 36 votes cast, with 10 ballot papers remaining blank. Franz Weber (ÖVP) was elected to the office of 1st Vice President , who was able to unite 35 out of 36 votes with an empty ballot paper. In addition, Anton Wieser (SPÖ) was elected 2nd Vice President with the same election result as Lugger.
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | Political party | Constituency | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Astner Johann | ÖVP | North | |
| Bachmann Dietmar | ÖVP | Innsbruck city | |
| Berktold Erich | ÖVP | west | |
| Breitenberger Hans | ÖVP | center | |
| Draxl Rudolf | ÖVP | west | |
| Erlacher Karl | ÖVP | North | |
| Falconer Valentin | ÖVP | west | |
| Fili Ernst | SPÖ | Innsbruck city | from January 1, 1969 for Anton Wieser |
| Guglberger Herbert | ÖVP | center | Renunciation of mandate after election to the state government on November 2, 1965 |
| Horngacher Christian | SPÖ | North | |
| Huber Hubert | ÖVP | east | |
| Huber Christian | ÖVP | North | until April 3, 1970 |
| Hater Paul | ÖVP | west | |
| Emperor Ferdinand | SPÖ | Innsbruck city | |
| Kienesberger Alfred | SPÖ | center | |
| Kranebitter Franz | ÖVP | center | |
| Art Karl | SPÖ | Innsbruck city | until March 31, 1970 |
| Lackner Robert | ÖVP | Innsbruck city | |
| Lenzi Walter | SPÖ | Innsbruck city | from April 3, 1970 for Karl Kunst |
| Lettenbichler Adolf | SPÖ | west | |
| Lugger Alois | ÖVP | Innsbruck city | |
| Mader Heinz | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | |
| Manzl Leonhard | ÖVP | North | |
| Mattersberger Josef | ÖVP | east | |
| Moser Alfons | ÖVP | North | |
| Ferdinand from Obenfeld | SPÖ | center | from July 16, 1968 for Rupert Zechtl |
| Oberlechner Hans | SPÖ | center | |
| Armorer Maximilian | ÖVP | center | sworn in on November 2, 1965 as a replacement for Herbert Guglberger |
| Prior Fritz | ÖVP | Innsbruck city | |
| Schwaiger Johann | ÖVP | center | |
| Silent Johann | ÖVP | center | |
| Spenglinger Georg | SPÖ | North | |
| Thoman Josef | ÖVP | Innsbruck city | |
| Troppmair Adolf | ÖVP | center | |
| Reinhold Unterweger | ÖVP | east | |
| Truth-killer Rudolf | SPÖ | North | |
| Wallnöfer Eduard | ÖVP | west | |
| Weber Franz | ÖVP | center | |
| Wieser Anton | SPÖ | center | until December 31, 1968 |
| Zanon Fridolin | ÖVP | east | from April 3, 1970 for Christian Huber |
| Zechtl Rupert | SPÖ | Innsbruck city | until June 30, 1968 |
literature
- Josef Rauchberger (Ed.): Keyword Federal States - Federal Council. Elections and representative bodies of the federal states from 1945 to 2000. Vienna 2000, ISBN 3-901111-05-0 .
- Stenographic reports of the Tyrolean Parliament, VI. period
Monarchy: I. WP (1861–1867) | II. WP (1867-1870) | III. WP (1870-1871) | IV. WP (1871–1877) | V. WP (1877-1883) | VI. WP (1883-1889) | VII. WP (1889-1896) | VIII. WP (1896-1902) | IX. WP (1902-1908) | X. WP (1908-1914) | XI. WP (1914-1918)
First Republic: Tyrolean National Council (1918-1919) | Constituent Parliament (1919-1921) | I. WP (1921-1925) | II. WP (1925-1929) | III. WP (1929-1934) | State Parliament (1934–1938)
Second Republic: I. GP (1945–1949) | II. GP (1949-1953) | III. GP (1953-1957) | IV. GP (1957-1961) | V. GP (1961-1965) | VI. GP (1965-1970) | VII. GP (1970-1975) | VIII. GP (1975-1979) | IX. GP (1979-1984) | X. GP (1984-1989) | XI. GP (1989-1994) | XII. GP (1994-1999) | XIII. GP (1999-2003) | XIV. GP (2003-2008) | XV. GP (2008-2013) | XVI. GP (2013-2018) | XVII. GP (from 2018)