List of members of the Tyrolean state parliament (XIVth legislative period)
This list of members of the Tyrolean state parliament (XIVth legislative period) lists all the members of the Tyrolean state parliament in the XIVth legislative period. The legislative period lasted from the constituent session on October 21, 2003 until the state parliament of the XV. Legislative period on July 1, 2008. After the state elections in Tyrol in 2003, 20 of the 36 seats went to the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), which was able to regain the absolute majority of seats and to have two more members than in the previous period. The Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) was represented by nine members in the state parliament, whereby it was able to win an additional mandate in the state elections in 2003. The Grünen Tirol (GRÜNE) were able to increase their mandates by two to five, while the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) lost five of their seven seats to date.
The first session of the Tyrolean state parliament was the inauguration of the state parliament members, followed by the appointment of the members of the Tyrolean state government. The government members of the state government van Staa II renounced their state parliament mandates and were only members of the Tyrolean state parliament for a short time during the session. The last session of the XIV legislative period took place on March 20, 2008. At this meeting, the state parliament was prematurely dissolved because the governing parties had decided to bring the state elections in Tyrol 2008 forward from autumn to spring.
Functions
Landtag President
In the constituent session, Helmut Mader, President of the State Parliament (ÖVP), who has been in office since 1994, was re-elected President of the State Parliament, receiving 35 of the 36 votes (with a “no” vote). The ÖVP nominated Anton Steixner , who has also been in office since 1994, for the office of 1st Vice President , while the Greens positioned Elisabeth Wiesmüller (GREEN) as the opposing candidate. Anton Steixner was subsequently elected with 30 of the 36 votes, while Wiesmüller received only five votes. One vote was invalid. The SPÖ supported the MP Franz Reiter for election as 2nd Vice President, with the Greens again setting up Wiesmüller as an opposing candidate. Reiter received 28 votes in the election, Wiesmüller seven votes, whereby one ballot was invalid. Reiter was thus newly elected to the office of 2nd Vice President, which Ernst Pechlaner (now club chairman ) had previously held.
Club stewards
After the deputies were sworn in, the members of the ÖVP formed the “Landtag Club of the Tyrolean People's Party”, with Klaus Madritsch re-elected as chairman of the club. The members of the SPÖ formed the "SPÖ-Landtag Club ", with Ernst Pechlaner taking over the function of club chairman. Within the “GRÜNEN Landtag Club ”, Georg Willi took over the office of club chairman again , and Maria Scheiber was elected as the club chairman's deputy as the only woman in this role . In the “FPÖ Landtag Club ”, Wilfried Tilg replaced the previous club chairman Johannes Lugger , while Erich Rappold was nominated as his deputy .
After Wilfried Tilg and Erich Rappold had been expelled from the FPÖ, they founded a new state parliament club on April 29, 2005 under the name “The Landtag Club of the Free”, which initially cooperated with the Alliance Future Austria (BZÖ).
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | fraction | Constituency | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abler Arno | VP Tyrol | Kufstein | |
| Except Josef | SPÖ Tyrol | National election proposal | |
| Bachmann Helmut | SPÖ Tyrol | Innsbruck country | |
| Blanik Elisabeth | SPÖ Tyrol | National election proposal | Replacement for Hannes Gschwentner since October 21, 2003 |
| Buck Hans-Peter | SPÖ Tyrol | National election proposal | |
| Jürgen from Lake Constance | VP Tyrol | Innsbruck city | Substitute for Konrad Streiter from October 21, 2003 until the resignation on December 31, 2005 |
| Brugger Josef | Green | National election proposal | |
| Dornauer Georg | SPÖ Tyrol | Innsbruck country | Replacement for Christa Gangl since October 21, 2003 |
| Eberle Ferdinand | VP Tyrol | Reutte | Resigned on the first day of the meeting after the election of Deputy Governor |
| Eisenmann Paula | VP Tyrol | Kufstein | |
| Federspiel Rudolf | VP Tyrol | National election proposal | on 21 October 2003 as a replacement for Herwig van Staa sworn in |
| Gangl Christa | SPÖ Tyrol | Innsbruck country | Resigned on the first day of the meeting after the election as regional councilor |
| Guest Klaus | SPÖ Tyrol | black | |
| Geisler Josef | VP Tyrol | black | |
| Ginther Heinrich | VP Tyrol | Reutte | Replacement for Ferdinand Eberle since October 21, 2003 |
| Greiderer Elisabeth | VP Tyrol | Lienz | |
| Gschwentner Hannes | SPÖ Tyrol | Kufstein | Resigned on the first day of the meeting after the election of Deputy Governor |
| Gstaltmeyr Maria | VP Tyrol | Innsbruck city | January 3, 2006 to replace Jürgen Bodenseer sworn in |
| Hechenbichler Josef | VP Tyrol | Kitzbühel | |
| Brain Claudia | VP Tyrol | Imst | |
| Hörmann Angelika | Green | Innsbruck city | as a substitute for sm 17 May 2006 Uschi black sworn in |
| Junker Anneliese | VP Tyrol | Innsbruck country | |
| Köll Andreas | VP Tyrol | Lienz | |
| Mader Helmut | VP Tyrol | Innsbruck city | President of the Landtag |
| Madritsch Klaus | VP Tyrol | National election proposal | |
| Mattle Anton | VP Tyrol | Landeck | |
| Pechlaner Ernst | SPÖ Tyrol | Innsbruck city | Club chairman |
| Pertl Anton | VP Tyrol | Innsbruck country | Replacement for Anton Steixner since January 3, 2006 |
| Posch Eva-Maria | VP Tyrol | National election proposal | 1st Vice President |
| Rappold Erich | FPÖ Tyrol | National election proposal | |
| Smoke Hubert | VP Tyrol | Innsbruck country | |
| Rider Franz | SPÖ Tyrol | National election proposal | 2nd Vice President |
| Scheiber Maria | Green | National election proposal | |
| Shooting Gabi | SPÖ Tyrol | National election proposal | |
| Schiffmann Theresia | VP Tyrol | black | Replacement for Konrad Streiter since October 21, 2003 |
| Schwarzl Uschi | Green | Innsbruck city | Until May 16, 2006 |
| Staggl Johann | VP Tyrol | National election proposal | |
| Steixner Anton | VP Tyrol | Innsbruck country | Until January 3, 2006 1st Vice-President, afterwards resignation after election to the National Council |
| Champion Konrad | VP Tyrol | black | Resignation from office on the first day of the meeting after the election to the National Council |
| Tilg Wilfried | FPÖ Tyrol | National election proposal | |
| van Staa Herwig | VP Tyrol | National election proposal | Resignation from office on the first day of the meeting after the election of governor |
| Wiesmüller Elisabeth | Green | Innsbruck country | |
| Willi Georg | Green | National election proposal | Club chairman |
| Wolf Jakob | VP Tyrol | Imst | |
| Zanon-zur Nedden Elisabeth | VP Tyrol | Innsbruck city | Resignation of the mandate on the first day of the meeting after the election as regional councilor |
Individual evidence
- ^ Kurier : "'The Free': A New State Parliament Club with Old Faces", April 30, 2005
- ^ ORF Tirol Wittauer founds independent party, July 20, 2005
literature
- Session reports of the Tyrolean Parliament, XIV. Legislative period
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