List of members of the Vorarlberg state parliament (XXVIII legislative period)
This list provides an overview of the members of the XXVIII. Vorarlberg Landtag in the legislative period from 2004 to 2009.
The 28th Vorarlberg Landtag was sworn in at the constituent session on September 20, 2004. The day before the election for the Vorarlberg state parliament took place (see also state election in Vorarlberg 2004 ).
Landtag Presidium
The Landtag Presidium is composed of the Landtag President and his two Vice-Presidents. Your task is to lead the sessions of the state parliament and to represent the Vorarlberg state parliament externally. In the 28th legislative period of the Vorarlberg Landtag, Gebhard Halder (ÖVP) was appointed President of the Landtag, Gabriele Nussbaumer as the first Vice-President and Bernadette Mennel as the second Vice-President.
The group chairmen of the four state parliament clubs also belong to the enlarged presidium. Together they form an advisory body that assists the President of the State Parliament in drawing up the agendas and determining the times of the meetings.
Officials / assessors
Every session of the state parliament is attended by two non-attached officials who monitor the orderly business of the Vorarlberg state parliament. The state parliament director is the secretary of each meeting and the state office director is entitled to participate as the highest-ranking official of the office of the Vorarlberg state government. Neither the state office director nor the state parliament director have a right to vote in the Vorarlberg state parliament. Johannes Müller had been appointed regional office director since 2003, while Peter Bußjäger held the office of regional parliament director during this legislative period.
In addition, all members of the Vorarlberg state government are entitled to participate, but not vote, in the sessions of the state parliament. This is to ensure that the executive body , which has to implement resolutions of the state parliament, is accountable to this legislative body .
MPs
36 MPs from 4 parties were represented in the 28th Vorarlberg state parliament. These were the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ), the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) and the Greens Vorarlberg .
The Vorarlberg state parliament is also entitled to send 3 representatives to the Federal Council in Vienna. In the 28th legislative period, these were Federal Councilors Jürgen Weiss (ÖVP), who was replaced by Magnus Brunner on May 1, 2009 , Edgar Mayer (ÖVP) and Reinhold Einwallner (SPÖ). On July 1, 2008, Jürgen Weiss became chairman of the chamber of states (the chairmanship changes every six months in alphabetical order among the federal states).
fluctuation
On December 13, 2006, Markus Wallner (ÖVP) resigned from the Vorarlberg state parliament, after he had previously been elected to the Vorarlberg state government by 25 votes to succeed state governor Hans-Peter Bischof . Rainer Gögele took over his position as club chairman of the ÖVP parliamentary group, and Werner Huber took over the vacancy in the state parliament.
In the state parliament session on January 31, 2007, the deputy Adolf Concin (ÖVP) announced his resignation, he was replaced by Gabriele Juen. On April 25 of the same year, Walter Lingg (ÖVP) also announced his retirement from politics. He was replaced by Stefan Simma in the state parliament session on June 6th. In the following year, Hans Kohler also announced that he was planning to resign from his state parliament mandate. His successor for the ÖVP mandate was the mayor of Dünserberg , Walter Rauch.
In the Social Democratic Party, too, a change was brewing during this legislative period. On May 29, 2007, Elke Sader announced her resignation both as regional chairwoman of the SPÖ Vorarlberg and as parliamentary group leader in the state parliament. At the first club meeting after the summer break on September 17, 2007, Michael Ritsch was appointed as her successor and thus the 13th club chairman of the SPÖ since 1945 (on November 23, he also took over the chairmanship of the SPÖ Vorarlberg ).
List of MPs
The respective group chairmen were highlighted in color. Gray stands for the ÖVP Landtag Club , red for the SPÖ Landtag Club , blue for the Freedom Landtag Club and green for the Landtag Club “The Greens” .
| Surname | fraction | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Alga Dietmar | ÖVP | |
| Amann Fritz | Freedom | |
| Benzer Silvia | Freedom | |
| Berthold Leopold | SPÖ | |
| Bishop Hans-Peter | ÖVP | After being elected to the regional council on October 19, 2004, he waived his mandate |
| Boesch Bernd | The green | |
| Burtscher Erika | ÖVP | from October 20, 2004 for Greti Schmid |
| Concin Adolf | ÖVP | retired on March 30, 2007 |
| Egger Dieter | Freedom | After being elected to the regional council by letter of October 12, 2004, he waived his mandate |
| Fisherman Kurt | ÖVP | from October 20, 2004 for Manfred Rein |
| Fritz Karin | The green | |
| Froewis Theresia | ÖVP | from October 20, 2004 for Hans-Peter Bischof |
| Gögele Rainer | ÖVP | Club chairman since December 13, 2006 |
| Gruber Beate | ÖVP | from October 20, 2004 for Erich Schwärzler |
| Hagen Ernst | Freedom | |
| Halder Gebhard | ÖVP | President of the Landtag |
| Hofer Albert | ÖVP | |
| Huber Werner | ÖVP | sworn in on January 31, 2007 for Markus Wallner |
| Hunter Mirjam | SPÖ | from November 15, 2006 for Elmar Mayer |
| Juen Gabriele | ÖVP | sworn in on April 11, 2007 for Adolf Concin |
| Kohler Hans | ÖVP | retired on June 4, 2008 |
| Lingg Walter | ÖVP | retired on June 6, 2007 |
| Mayer Elmar | SPÖ | retired on November 2, 2006 |
| Mennel Bernadette | ÖVP | Vice-President of the State Parliament |
| Moosbrugger Josef | ÖVP | |
| Neyer Siegfried | Freedom | |
| Nussbaumer Gabriele | ÖVP | Vice-President of the State Parliament |
| Pircher Olga | SPÖ | |
| Posch Werner | SPÖ | |
| Rauch Johannes | The green | |
| Rauch Walter | ÖVP | sworn in on July 2, 2008 |
| Reichart Werner | ÖVP | from October 20, 2004 for Herbert Sausgruber |
| Purely Manfred | ÖVP | After being elected to the regional council by letter dated October 4, 2004, he waived his mandate |
| Rice Monika | ÖVP | |
| Ritsch Michael | SPÖ | Club chairman since September 17, 2007 |
| Sader Elke | SPÖ | Club presidency handed over on September 17, 2007 |
| Sausgruber Herbert | ÖVP | After being elected governor by letter dated October 12, 2004, he waived his mandate |
| Schallert Elmar | ÖVP | from October 20, 2004 for Siegmund Stemer |
| Simma Stefan | ÖVP | sworn in on June 6, 2007 for Walter Lingg |
| Schmid Greti | ÖVP | After being elected regional councilor by letter dated October 13, 2004, she waived her mandate |
| Schwarzler Erich | ÖVP | After being elected to the regional council by letter of October 11, 2004, he waived his mandate |
| Stemer Siegmund | ÖVP | After being elected to the regional council by letter of October 12, 2004, he waived his mandate |
| Doorman Josef | ÖVP | |
| Wallner Markus | ÖVP | retired on December 13, 2006 |
| Wieser Hildtraud | Freedom | from October 20, 2004 for Dieter Egger |
| Wiesflecker Katharina | The green | |
| Winder Christoph | ÖVP | |
| Winsauer Thomas | ÖVP |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Press release on Markus Wallner's departure from the Vorarlberg state parliament.
- ↑ Press release on the inauguration of Stefan Simma.
- ↑ Hans Kohler resigns from the state parliament . Article by ORF Vorarlberg on Hans Kohler's departure from the state parliament.
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