List of Members of the Tyrolean State Parliament (12th legislative period)
This list of the members of the Tyrolean state parliament (XII. Legislative period) lists all members of the Tyrolean state parliament in the XII. Legislative period. The legislative period lasted from the constituent session on April 5, 1994 to the inauguration of the Landtag of the XIII. Legislative period on March 30, 1999. Of the 36 seats, 19 went to the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) after the state elections in Tyrol in 1994 , which meant that it was able to maintain its absolute majority. The Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) was in the XII. Legislative period represented by seven MPs in the state parliament, whereby she lost two seats in the state election in 1994. The Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) won an additional mandate and placed six members in the new state parliament, while the Greens Tyrol (GRÜNE) also won a mandate and, from 1994, had four members.
In the first session of the Tyrolean state parliament, the inauguration of the state parliament members took place, followed by the election of the members of the Tyrolean state government. The government members of the Weingartner II regional government subsequently renounced their state parliament mandates and were only members of the Tyrolean state parliament for a short time during the session. The last meeting of the XII. The legislative session took place on December 12, 1998.
Functions
Landtag President
In the constituent session, Helmut Mader (ÖVP) was elected President of the State Parliament, receiving 36 of the 36 possible votes. For the office of 1st Vice President, the ÖVP nominated Anton Steixner who received 27 out of 36 votes, with an additional seven “no” votes and two invalid votes. The SPÖ nominated Christa Gangl for the post of 2nd Vice President, who was elected to her post with the same result as Steixner.
Club stewards
After the deputies were sworn in, the members of the ÖVP formed the ÖVP state parliament club, with Klaus Madritsch being elected club chairman. Within the SPÖ state parliament club, Andreas Obitzhofer took on the role of club chairman , Siegfried Obermair was elected as his first deputy, Ernst Pechlaner as his second deputy. The MPs of the FPÖ elected Johannes Lugger as their club chairman while Elmar Denz acted as his first and Ingo Appelt as his second deputy. The MPs of the Greens appointed Georg Willi as chairman, his deputy was Franz Klug .
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | fraction | Constituency | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evening stone Burghard | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | |
| Appeals to Ingo | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | |
| Astl Fritz | ÖVP | Kitzbühel | Resignation of the mandate after the election to the National Council on the first day of the meeting |
| Jürgen from Lake Constance | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | |
| Denz Elmar | FPÖ | Innsbruck city | 2. Deputy Chairman of the Club |
| Dillersberger Siegfried | FPÖ | Kufstein | Until December 31, 1997 |
| Eberle Ferdinand | ÖVP | Reutte | Resignation of the mandate after the election as deputy governor on the first day of the meeting |
| Ernst Bernhard | Green | Innsbruck country | As a substitute for 1 meeting day Eva Lichtenberger nachgerückt |
| Gangl Christa | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | 2nd Vice President |
| Geisler Josef | ÖVP | black | On the first day of the meeting to replace Konrad Streiter |
| Gomig Leo | ÖVP | Lienz | |
| Gwiggner Johann | ÖVP | Kufstein | |
| Hechenbichler Josef | ÖVP | Kitzbühel | As a substitute for the first day of the meeting at Fritz Astl nachgerückt |
| Horngacher Katharina | ÖVP | Kufstein | Until January 24, 1996 |
| Hribar Wilfriede | ÖVP | Innsbruck country | |
| Hunter Walter | ÖVP | Imst | |
| Juen Heinrich | ÖVP | Landeck | |
| Merchant Alfons | SPÖ | Innsbruck country | Resigned before March 11, 1998 |
| Clever Franz | Green | Remaining mandate | Club chairman deputy |
| Krieghofer Helmut | ÖVP | Lienz | |
| Head of Alois | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | |
| Lichtenberger Eva | Green | Innsbruck country | Resignation of the mandate after the election as regional councilor on the first day of the meeting |
| Lugger Johannes | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | Club chairman, resigned as a member of the state government on the first day of the meeting after the election |
| Mader Helmut | ÖVP | Innsbruck city | President of the Landtag |
| Madritsch Klaus | ÖVP | black | Club chairman |
| Mair Franz | ÖVP | Kufstein | From January 25, 1996 for Katharina Horngacher |
| Marinell Sigrid | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | |
| Mattersberger Hermann | ÖVP | Reutte | As a substitute for 1 meeting day Ferdinand Eberle nachgerückt |
| Melcher Rudolf | FPÖ | Kufstein | From January 1st 1998 for Siegfried Dillersberger |
| Middle Sebastian | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | |
| Obermair Siegfried | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | Club chairman deputy |
| Obitzhofer Andreas | SPÖ | Kufstein | Club chairman |
| Pechlaner Ernst | SPÖ | Innsbruck city | 2. Deputy club chairman |
| Penz Ludwig | ÖVP | Innsbruck country | Until April 14, 1997 |
| Rappold Erich | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | As a substitute for the first day of the meeting at John Lugger nachgerückt |
| Tailor Max | Green | Remaining mandate | |
| Get serious | ÖVP | Imst | |
| Steixner Anton | ÖVP | Innsbruck country | 1st Vice President |
| Champion Konrad | ÖVP | black | Resignation of the mandate after the election to the National Council on the first day of the meeting |
| Unterberger Heinz | FPÖ | Innsbruck country | |
| Warzilek Rudolf | ÖVP | Innsbruck city | As a substitute for 1 meeting day Wendelin Weingartner nachgerückt |
| Weingartner Wendelin | ÖVP | Innsbruck city | Resignation of the mandate after the election as governor on the first day of the meeting |
| Wendling Horst | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | Club chairman deputy |
| Werner Adolf | SPÖ | Innsbruck country | From March 11, 1998 for Alfons Kaufmann |
| Wildauer Adolf | ÖVP | Innsbruck country | From April 15, 1997 for Ludwig Penz |
| Willi Georg | Green | Innsbruck city | Club chairman |
literature
- Session reports of the Tyrolean Parliament , XII. Legislative period
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