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Line 1: {{Short description\|Australian politician}} ~~{{Use dmy dates\|date=November 2016}}~~ {{Use ~~Australian~~dmy ~~English~~dates\|date=~~November~~August ~~2016~~2021}} {{Use Australian English\|date=August 2021}} {{Distinguish\|Treasurer of New South Wales}} {{Infobox Political post ~~\| border = parliamentary~~ ~~\| minister = not_prime~~ \| insignia = Coat of Arms of New South Wales.svg \| post = Minister for ~~Regional New South Wales<br/>Minister for Small Business<br/>Minister for Skills~~Finance \| incumbent = [[~~John~~Courtney ~~Barilaro~~Houssos]] \| image = ~~Day-3-StartUp-Conference-0189 (26532112720) (cropped).jpg~~ \| ~~incumbentsince~~imagesize = 2 ~~April~~ ~~2015~~ = 200px \| incumbentsince = {{start date\|2023\|04\|05\|df=y}} \| style = [[The Honourable]] \| appointer = [[Governor of New South Wales]] \| nominator = [[Premier of New South Wales]] ~~\| inaugural = [[Jack Renshaw]] {{small\|(as the Minister for Industrial Development and Decentralisation)}}~~ \| inaugural = [[Max Ruddock]] {{small\|(as the Minister for Revenue)}} ~~\| formation = 14 March 1962~~ \| formation = 3 January 1975 }} The New South Wales '''Minister for Regional New South Wales''', the '''Minister for Small Business''' and the '''Minister for Skills''' is a [[Minister of the Crown\|minister]] of the [[New South Wales Government]] within the [[Department of Industry, Skills and Regional Development (New South Wales)\|Department of Industry, Skills and Regional Development]] and has responsibilities for matters relating to decentralisation, rural affairs, regional services and infrastructure in the state of [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]]. The minister is also responsible for the state's small business policy and regulation and the further skills and training office. The '''New South Wales Minister for Finance''' is a [[Minister of the Crown\|minister]] of the [[New South Wales Government]] within [[New South Wales Treasury\|The Treasury]] and has responsibilities for matters relating to [[taxation\|revenue collection]] policy and regulation in the state of [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]].<ref name="gazette-2019-04-02"/> The current minister, since 2 April 2015, is the [[Deputy Premier of New South Wales\|Deputy Premier]] [[John Barilaro]]. He is assisted in this portfolio by the '''[[Minister for Trade and Industry (New South Wales)#Trade and Industry\|Minister for Trade and Industry]]''', [[Niall Blair]], the '''[[Minister for Resources, Energy and Utilities (New South Wales)#Energy and Utilities\|Minister for Energy and Utilities]] and [[Minister for Resources, Energy and Utilities (New South Wales)#Resources\|Minister for Resources]]''', [[Don Harwin]], and the '''Assistant Minister for Skills''', [[Adam Marshall]], all who were [[swearing in\|sworn in]] with effect from 30 January 2017.<ref>{{cite news\|agency=[[Australian Associated Press\|AAP]]\|title=Refreshed NSW cabinet sworn in\|url=http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2017/01/30/refreshed-nsw-cabinet-to-be-sworn-in.html\|accessdate=30 January 2017\|work=[[Sky News]]\|location=Australia\|date=30 January 2017}}</ref> The minister is supported by the [[Minister for Small Business (New South Wales)\|Minister for Small Business]] who has responsibilities for matters relating to [[small business]] policy and regulation in New South Wales.<ref name="Gazette 2021-12-21"/>{{refn\|name=Ministries\|{{NSW Parliamentary Record \|part=6 \|access-date=2020-12-28}}}} The minister administers the portfolio and supports the [[Treasurer of New South Wales]], through [[New South Wales\|The Treasury]] [[List of New South Wales government agencies#Clusters\|cluster]], predominantly through The Treasury, the [[Office of State Revenue (New South Wales)\|Office of State Revenue]], and [[List of New South Wales government agencies\|associated government agencies]].<ref name="gazette-20190402admin">{{Gazette NSW \|title=Administrative Arrangements (Administrative Changes—Public Service Agencies) Order 2019 [NSW] \|issue=159 \|page=7-8 \|date=2 April 2019 \|url=https://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/regulations/2019-159.pdf \|access-date=4 April 2019 \|via= }}</ref> Ultimately the minister is responsible to the [[Parliament of New South Wales]]. ==List of ministers== ===~~Regional~~ ~~New~~Finance ~~South Wales~~=== {\| class="wikitable sortable" ! Ministerial title !! Minister{{hsp}}{{refn\|name=Ministries}} !! colspan=2 \| Party !! Ministry !! Term start !! Term end !! Time in office !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- !\| rowspan=3 \| Minister for Revenue \| {{sortname\|Max\|Ruddock}} ~~!Party affiliation~~ \| rowspan=3 {{Australian party style\|Liberal NSW}} \| ~~!Ministerial title~~ \| rowspan=3 width=8% \| {{Australian politics/name\|Liberal NSW}} ~~!Term start~~ \| [[Lewis–Cutler ministry\|Lewis (1)]] ~~!Term end~~ \| align=center \| 3 January 1975 ~~!Time in office~~ \| align=center \| 10 October 1975 \| align=right \| {{ayd\|3 January 1975\|10 October 1975}} \|- \| {{sortname\|Peter\|Coleman}} ~~\| [[Jack Renshaw]]~~ \| [[Lewis–Punch ministry\|Lewis (2)]] ~~\| bgcolor="#ffcccc"\|[[Australian Labor Party (NSW Branch)\|Labor]]~~ \| align=center \| 10 October 1975 ~~\| Minister for Industrial Development and Decentralisation~~ \| align=center \| 23 January 1976 ~~\| 14 March 1962~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|10 October 1975\|23 January 1976}} ~~\| 13 May 1965~~ ~~\| align=right\| {{age in years and days\|1962\|03\|14\|1965\|05\|13}}~~ \|- \| {{sortname\|Max\|Ruddock}} ~~\| [[John Fuller (Australian politician)\|John Fuller]]~~ \| [[Willis–Punch ministry\|Willis]] ~~\| rowspan="2" bgcolor="#ace1af"\|[[National Party of Australia - NSW\|Country]]~~ \| align=center \| 23 January 1976 ~~\| rowspan="4"\| Minister for Decentralisation and Development~~ \| align=center \| 14 May 1976 ~~\| 13 May 1965~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|23 January 1976\|14 May 1976}} ~~\| 3 December 1973~~ ~~\| align=right\| '''{{age in years and days\|1965\|05\|13\|1973\|12\|03}}'''~~ \|- ! colspan=9 \| ~~\| [[Tim Bruxner]]~~ ~~\| 3 December 1973~~ ~~\| 23 January 1976~~ ~~\| align=right\| {{age in years and days\|1973\|12\|03\|1976\|01\|23}}~~ \|- \| rowspan=3 \| Minister for Finance ~~\| [[Milton Morris]]~~ \| {{sortname\|Terry\|Sheahan}} ~~\| bgcolor="lightblue"\| [[Liberal Party of Australia (NSW Division)\|Liberal]]~~ \| rowspan=3 {{Australian party style\|Labor NSW}} \| ~~\| 23 January 1976~~ \| rowspan=3 \|{{Australian politics/name\|Labor NSW}} ~~\| 14 May 1976~~ \| [[Wran ministry (1983–1984)\|Wran (5)]] \| \| align=center \| 1 February 1983 \| align=center \| 10 February 1984 \| align=right \| {{ayd\|1 February 1983\|10 February 1984}} \|- \| {{sortname\|Rodney\|Cavalier}} ~~\| [[Don Day]]~~ \| [[Wran ministry (1984)\|Wran (6)]] ~~\| rowspan="7" bgcolor="#ffcccc"\|Labor~~ \| align=center \| 10 February 1984 ~~\| 14 May 1976~~ \| align=center \| 5 April 1984 ~~\| 19 October 1978~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|10 February 1984\|5 April 1984}} \| \|- \| {{sortname\|Bob\|Debus}} ~~\| [[Jack Hallam (politician)\|Jack Hallam]]~~ \| [[Wran ministry (1984–1986)\|Wran (7)]] ~~\| Minister for Decentralisation~~ \| align=center \| 5 April 1984 ~~\| 19 October 1978~~ \| align=center \| 25 March 1988 ~~\| 29 February 1980~~ \| align=right \| '''{{ayd\|5 April 1984\|25 March 1988}}''' \| \|- ! colspan=9 \| ~~\| [[Don Day]]~~ ~~\| Minister for Industrial Development<br/>Minister for Decentralisation~~ ~~\| 29 February 1980~~ ~~\| 10 February 1984~~ \| \|- \| Minister for Finance ~~\| [[George Paciullo]]~~ \| {{sortname\|George\|Souris}} ~~\| rowspan="3"\| Minister for Industry and Decentralisation~~ \| {{Australian party style\|Nationals NSW}} \| ~~\| 10 February 1984~~ \| {{Australian politics/name\|Nationals NSW}} ~~\| 5 April 1984~~ \| [[Fahey–Armstrong ministry\|Fahey (3)]] \| \| align=center \| 14 July 1992 \| align=center \| 26 May 1993 \| align=right \| {{ayd\|14 July 1992\|26 May 1993}} \|- ! colspan=9 \| ~~\| [[Eric Bedford]]~~ ~~\| 5 April 1984~~ ~~\| 31 December 1985~~ \| \|- \| rowspan=5 \| Minister for Finance ~~\| [[Neville Wran]]~~ \| {{sortname\|Michael\|Costa\|dab=politician}} ~~\| 1 January 1986~~ \| rowspan=5 {{Australian party style\|Labor NSW}} \| ~~\| 6 February 1986~~ \| rowspan=5 \|{{Australian politics/name\|Labor NSW}} \| \| rowspan=2 \| [[Iemma ministry (2005–2007)\|Iemma (1)]] \| align=center \| 3 August 2005 \| align=center \| 17 February 2006 \| align=right \| {{ayd\|3 August 2005\|17 February 2006}} \|- \| {{sortname\|John\|Della Bosca}} ~~\| [[Barrie Unsworth]]~~ \| align=center \| 17 February 2006 ~~\| rowspan="6"\| Minister for State Development~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2007 ~~\| 4 July 1986~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|17 February 2006\|2 April 2007}} ~~\| 21 March 1988~~ \| \|- \| {{sortname\|John\|Watkins\|dab=Australian politician}} ~~\| [[Wal Murray]]~~ \| [[Iemma ministry (2007–2008)\|Iemma (2)]] ~~\| bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2007 ~~\| 21 March 1988~~ \| align=center \| 8 September 2008 ~~\| 24 July 1990~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|2 April 2007\|8 September 2008}} \| \|- \| {{sortname\|Joe\|Tripodi}} ~~\| [[John Hannaford]]~~ \| [[Rees ministry\|Rees]] ~~\| rowspan="2" bgcolor="lightblue"\| Liberal~~ \| align=center \| 8 September 2008 ~~\| 24 July 1990~~ \| align=center \| 17 November 2009 ~~\| 6 June 1991~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|8 September 2008\|17 November 2009}} \| \|- \| [[{{sortname\|Michael ~~Yabsley]]~~\|Daley}} \| [[Rees ministry\|Rees]]<br />[[Keneally ministry\|Keneally]] ~~\| 6 June 1991~~ \| align=center \| 17 November 2009 ~~\| 24 June 1992~~ \| align=center \| 28 March 2011 \| \| align=right \| {{ayd\|17 November 2009\|28 March 2011}} \|- \| rowspan=3 \|Minister for Finance and [[Minister for Services (New South Wales)\|Services]] ~~\| [[Robert Webster (politician)\|Robert Webster]]~~ \| {{sortname\|Greg\|Pearce\|dab=politician}} ~~\| bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ \| rowspan=8 {{Australian party style\|Liberal NSW}} \| ~~\| 24 June 1992~~ \| rowspan=8 \| {{Australian politics/name\|Liberal NSW}} ~~\| 3 July 1992~~ \| rowspan=2 \| [[O'Farrell ministry\|O'Farrell]] \| \| align=center \| 3 April 2011 \| align=center \| 1 August 2013 \| align=right \| {{ayd\|3 April 2011\|1 August 2013}} \| \|- \| {{sortname\|Andrew\|Constance}} ~~\| [[Peter Collins (New South Wales politician)\|Peter Collins]]~~ \| align=center \| 1 August 2013 ~~\| bgcolor="lightblue"\| Liberal~~ \| align=center \| 23 April 2014 ~~\| 3 July 1992~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|1 August 2013\|23 April 2014}} ~~\| 26 May 1993~~ \| \|- \| rowspan=2 \| {{sortname\|Dominic\|Perrottet}} ~~\| [[Ray Chappell]]~~ \| [[Baird ministry (2014–2015)\|Baird (1)]] ~~\| bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ \| align=center \| 23 April 2014 ~~\| Minister for Regional Development~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2015 ~~\| 26 May 1993~~ \| rowspan=2 align=right \| {{ayd\|23 April 2014\|30 January 2017}} ~~\| 4 April 1995~~ \| \|- \| rowspan=2 \| Minister for Finance, [[Minister for Services (New South Wales)\|Services]] and Property ~~\| [[Carl Scully]]~~ \| [[Baird ministry (2015–2017)\|Baird (2)]] ~~\| rowspan = "8" bgcolor="#ffcccc"\| Labor~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2015 ~~\| Minister for Small Business and Regional Development~~ \| align=center \| 30 January 2017 ~~\| 4 April 1995~~ \| ~~\| 15 December 1995~~ \| \|- \| {{sortname\|Victor\|Dominello}} ~~\| [[Michael Egan (Australian politician)\|Michael Egan]]~~ \| [[Berejiklian ministry (2017–2019)\|Berejiklian (1)]] ~~\| Minister for State and Regional Development~~ \| align=center \| 30 January 2017 ~~\| 15 December 1995~~ \| align=center \| 23 February 2019 ~~\| 1 December 1997~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|30 January 2017\|23 February 2019}} \| \| <ref name="gladys1">{{cite news \|author=Robertson, James \|date=28 January 2017 \|title=Anthony Roberts, Brad Hazzard take key roles in Gladys Berejiklian reshuffle \|work=[[The Sydney Morning Herald]] \|url=http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/anthony-roberts-brad-hazzard-take-key-roles-in-gladys-berejiklian-reshuffle-20170128-gu0m0b.html \|access-date=29 January 2017}}</ref><ref name="refreshed">{{cite news \|date=30 January 2017 \|title=Refreshed NSW cabinet sworn in \|work=[[Sky News]] \|agency=[[Australian Associated Press\|AAP]] \|location=Australia \|url=http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2017/01/30/refreshed-nsw-cabinet-to-be-sworn-in.html \|accessdate=30 January 2017}}</ref> \|- \| Minister for Finance and [[Minister for Small Business (New South Wales)\|Small Business]] ~~\| [[Harry Woods (Australian politician)\|Harry Woods]]~~ \| rowspan=~~"4"~~2 \| ~~Minister for Regional~~[[Damien ~~Development~~Tudehope]] \| [[Berejiklian ministry (2019–2021)\|Berejiklian (2)]]<br/>[[First Perrottet ministry\|Perrottet (1)]] ~~\| 1 December 1997~~ \| align=center \| 2 April ~~2003~~2019 \| align=center \| 21 December 2021 \| \| rowspan=2 align=right \| {{ayd\|21 December 2021\|23 February 2023}} \| <ref name="gazette-2019-04-02">{{Gazette NSW \|title=Government Notices \|issue=30 \|page=1088-1090 \|date=2 April 2019 \|url=https://gazette.legislation.nsw.gov.au/so/download.w3p?id=Gazette_2019_2019-30.pdf \|access-date=3 April 2019 \|via= }}</ref> \|- \| rowspan=3 \| Minister for Finance ~~\| [[David Campbell (Australian politician)\|David Campbell]]~~ \| rowspan=2 \| [[Second Perrottet ministry\|Perrottet (2)]] ~~\| 2 April 2003~~ \| align=center \| {{start date\|2021\|12\|21\|df=y}} ~~\| 2 April 2007~~ \| align=center \| 23 February 2023 \| \| <ref name="Gazette 2021-12-21">{{Gazette NSW \|title=Parliament, Ministerial, Courts and Police \|issue=662 \|date=21 December 2021 \|url=https://gazette.legislation.nsw.gov.au/so/download.w3p?id=Gazette_2021_2021-662.pdf}}</ref> \|- \| Dominic Perrottet ~~\| [[Tony Kelly (politician)\|Tony Kelly]]~~ \| align=center \| 23 February 2023 ~~\| 2 April 2007~~ \| align=center \| 28 March 2023 ~~\| 5 September 2008~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|23 February 2023\|28 March 2023}} \| \| <ref name="Gazette 2021-12-21">{{Gazette NSW \|title=Parliament, Ministerial, Courts and Police \|issue=662 \|date=21 December 2021 \|url=https://gazette.legislation.nsw.gov.au/so/download.w3p?id=Gazette_2021_2021-662.pdf}}</ref> \|- \| {{sortname\|Courtney\|Houssos}} ~~\| [[Phil Costa]]~~ \| {{Australian party style\|Labor NSW}} \| ~~\| 8 September 2008~~ \| {{Australian politics/name\|Labor NSW}} ~~\| 4 December 2009~~ \| [[Minns ministry\|Minns]] \| \| align=center \| 3 April 2023 \|- \| align=center \| present ~~\| [[Ian Macdonald (New South Wales politician)\|Ian Macdonald]]~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|3 April 2023}} ~~\| rowspan="2"\| Minister for State and Regional Development~~ ~~\| 8 December 2009~~ ~~\| 5 June 2010~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Eric Roozendaal]]~~ ~~\| 5 June 2010~~ ~~\| 28 March 2011~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Andrew Stoner]]~~ ~~\| rowspan="4" bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ ~~\| rowspan="2"\| Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services~~ ~~\| 28 March 2011~~ ~~\| 17 October 2014~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Troy Grant]]~~ ~~\| 17 October 2014~~ ~~\| 2 April 2015~~ \| \|- ~~\| rowspan="2"\| [[John Barilaro]]~~ ~~\| Minister for Regional Development~~ ~~\| 2 April 2015~~ ~~\| 30 January 2017~~ ~~\| rowspan=2 align=right\| {{age in years and days\|2015\|04\|02}}~~ \|- ~~\| Minister for Regional New South Wales~~ ~~\| 30 January 2017~~ ~~\| ''incumbent''~~ \|} ==Related ministerial titles== ~~===Small Business===~~ ===Commerce=== ~~{\| class="wikitable"~~ {\| class="wikitable sortable" ! Ministerial title !! Minister{{hsp}}{{refn\|name=Ministries}} !! colspan=2 \| Party !! Ministry !! Term start !! Term end !! Time in office !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- !\| rowspan=6 \| Minister for Commerce \| {{sortname\|John\|Della Bosca}} ~~!Party affiliation~~ \| rowspan=6 {{Australian party style\|Labor NSW}} \| ~~!Ministerial title~~ \| rowspan=6 \| {{Australian politics/name\|Labor NSW}} ~~!Term start~~ \| [[Carr ministry (2003–2005)\|Carr (4)]]<br />[[Iemma ministry (2005–2007)\|Iemma (1)]] ~~!Term end~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2003 ~~!Time in office~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2007 \| align=right \| '''{{ayd\|2 April 2003\|2 April 2007}}''' \| \|- \| {{sortname\|Eric\|Roozendaal}} ~~\| [[Stephen Perdriau]]~~ \| [[Iemma ministry (2007–2008)\|Iemma (2)]] ~~\| bgcolor="#DDEEFF"\| [[Nationalist Party of Australia\|Nationalist]]~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2007 ~~\| Minister for Business Undertakings~~ \| align=center \| 5 September 2008 ~~\| 20 December 1921~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|2 April 2007\|5 September 2008}} ~~\| 20 December 1921~~ \| ~~\| align=right\| {{age in years and days\|1921\|12\|20\|1921\|12\|20}}~~ \|- \| {{sortname\|Carmel\|Tebbutt}} ~~!colspan=9 style="background: #cccccc;" \|~~ \| rowspan=2 \| [[Rees ministry\|Rees]] \| align=center \| 8 September 2008 \| align=center \| 14 September 2009 \| align=right \| {{ayd\|8 September 2008\|14 September 2009}} \| \|- \| {{sortname\|Jodi\|McKay}} ~~\| [[George Paciullo]]~~ \| align=center \| 14 September 2009 ~~\| rowspan = "4" bgcolor="#ffcccc"\| Labor~~ \| align=center \| 4 December 2009 ~~\| rowspan="3"\| Minister for Small Business and Technology~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|14 September 2009\|4 December 2009}} ~~\| 10 February 1984~~ \| ~~\| 5 April 1984~~ \| \|- \| {{sortname\|John\|Robertson\|dab=New South Wales politician}} ~~\| [[Eric Bedford]]~~ \| rowspan=2 \| [[Keneally ministry\|Keneally]] ~~\| 5 April 1984~~ \| 31align=center \| 8 December ~~1985~~2009 \| align=center \| 21 May 2010 \| \| align=right \| {{ayd\|8 December 2009\|21 May 2010}} \| \|- \| {{sortname\|Paul\|Lynch\|dab=politician}} ~~\| [[Neville Wran]]~~ \| align=center \| 21 May 2010 ~~\| 1 January 1986~~ \| align=center \| 28 March 2011 ~~\| 6 February 1986~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|21 May 2010\|28 March 2011}} \| \| \|- ! colspan=9 \| ~~\| [[Peter Cox (politician)\|Peter Cox]]~~ ~~\| Minister for Industry and Small Business~~ ~~\| 6 February 1986~~ ~~\| 4 July 1986~~ \| \|- ~~!colspan=9 style="background: #cccccc;" \|~~ \|- ~~\| [[Deirdre Grusovin]]~~ ~~\| bgcolor="#ffcccc"\| Labor~~ ~~\| Minister for Small Business~~ ~~\| 26 November 1987~~ ~~\| 21 March 1988~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Gerry Peacocke]]~~ ~~\| bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ ~~\| Minister for Business and [[Minister for Finance, Services and Property (New South Wales)#Fair Trading\|Consumer Affairs]]~~ ~~\| 25 March 1988~~ ~~\| 6 June 1991~~ ~~\| align=right\| {{age in years and days\|1988\|03\|25\|1991\|06\|06}}~~ \|- ~~!colspan=9 style="background: #cccccc;" \|~~ \|- ~~\| [[Ray Chappell]]~~ ~~\| bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ ~~\| Minister for Small Business~~ ~~\| 26 May 1993~~ ~~\| 4 April 1995~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Carl Scully]]~~ ~~\| bgcolor="#ffcccc"\| Labor~~ ~~\| Minister for Small Business and Regional Development~~ ~~\| 4 April 1995~~ ~~\| 15 December 1995~~ \| \|- ~~!colspan=9 style="background: #cccccc;" \|~~ \|- ~~\| [[Sandra Nori]]~~ ~~\| rowspan = "9" bgcolor="#ffcccc"\| Labor~~ ~~\| rowspan="12"\| Minister for Small Business~~ ~~\| 8 April 1999~~ ~~\| 2 April 2003~~ ~~\| align=right\| {{age in years and days\|1999\|04\|08\|2003\|04\|02}}~~ \|- ~~\| [[David Campbell (Australian politician)\|David Campbell]]~~ ~~\| 2 April 2003~~ ~~\| 2 April 2007~~ ~~\| align=right\| '''{{age in years and days\|2003\|04\|02\|2007\|04\|02}}'''~~ \|- ~~\| [[Joe Tripodi]]~~ ~~\| 2 April 2007~~ ~~\| 5 September 2008~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Tony Stewart]]~~ ~~\| 8 September 2008~~ ~~\| 4 November 2008~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Ian Macdonald (New South Wales politician)\|Ian Macdonald]]~~ ~~\| 4 November 2008~~ ~~\| 11 November 2008~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Jodi McKay]]~~ ~~\| 11 November 2008~~ ~~\| 30 January 2009~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Steve Whan]]~~ ~~\| 30 January 2009~~ ~~\| 4 December 2009~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Peter Primrose]]~~ ~~\| 4 December 2009~~ ~~\| 21 May 2010~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Frank Terenzini]]~~ ~~\| 21 May 2010~~ ~~\| 28 March 2011~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Katrina Hodgkinson]]~~ ~~\| rowspan="3" bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ ~~\| 3 April 2011~~ ~~\| 17 April 2014~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Andrew Stoner]]~~ ~~\| 23 April 2014~~ ~~\| 17 October 2014~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[John Barilaro]]~~ ~~\| 17 October 2014~~ ~~\| ''incumbent''~~ ~~\| align=right\| {{age in years and days\|2014\|10\|17}}~~ \|} ===~~Skills~~ Assistant Treasurers === {{Excerpt\|Assistant Treasurer of New South Wales\|Assistant Treasurers\|only=table}} ~~{\| class="wikitable"~~ \|- ~~!Minister~~ ~~!Party affiliation~~ ~~!Period~~ ~~!Ministerial title~~ \|- ~~\| [[John Fahey (politician)\|John Fahey]]~~ ~~\| rowspan="3" style="background:lightblue;"\| Liberal~~ ~~\| Minister for Further Education, Training and Employment~~ ~~\| 24 July 1990~~ ~~\| 3 July 1992~~ \| \|- ~~\| rowspan="2"\|[[Virginia Chadwick]]~~ ~~\| Minister for Employment and Training~~ ~~\| 3 July 1992~~ ~~\| 26 May 1993~~ ~~\| rowspan=2 align=right\| {{age in years and days\|1992\|07\|03\|1995\|04\|04}}~~ \|- ~~\| Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs~~ ~~\| 26 May 1993~~ ~~\| 4 April 1995~~ \|- ~~\| [[John Aquilina]]~~ ~~\| rowspan="6" style="background:#fcc;"\| Labor~~ ~~\| rowspan="6"\| Minister for Education and Training~~ ~~\| 4 April 1995~~ ~~\| 21 November 2001~~ ~~\| align=right\| '''{{age in years and days\|1995\|04\|04\|2001\|11\|21}}'''~~ \|- ~~\| [[John Watkins (Australian politician)\|John Watkins]]~~ ~~\| 21 November 2001~~ ~~\| 2 April 2003~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Andrew Refshauge]]~~ ~~\| 2 April 2003~~ ~~\| 21 January 2005~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Carmel Tebbutt]]~~ ~~\| 21 January 2005~~ ~~\| 2 April 2007~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[John Della Bosca]]~~ ~~\| 2 April 2007~~ ~~\| 8 September 2008~~ \| \|- ~~\| [[Verity Firth]]~~ ~~\| 8 September 2008~~ ~~\| 28 March 2011~~ \| \|- ~~!colspan=9 style="background: #cccccc;" \|~~ \|- ~~\| [[John Barilaro]]~~ ~~\| rowspan="2" style="background:#ace1af;"\| [[National Party of Australia - NSW\|National]]~~ ~~\| Minister for Skills~~ ~~\| 2 April 2015~~ ~~\|''incumbent''~~ ~~\| align=right\| {{age in years and days\|2015\|04\|02}}~~ \|} ===Assistant minister=== {\| class="wikitable sortable" ! Ministerial title !! Minister{{hsp}}{{refn\|name=Ministries}} !! colspan=2 \| Party !! Ministry !! Term start !! Term end !! Time in office !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| rowspan=3 \| Minister Assisting the Minister for Commerce ~~!Minister~~ \| {{sortname\|Reba\|Meagher}} ~~!Party affiliation~~ \| rowspan=4 {{Australian party style\|Labor NSW}} \| ~~!Ministerial title~~ \| rowspan=4 width=8% \| {{Australian politics/name\|Labor NSW}} ~~!Term start~~ \| rowspan=2 \| [[Carr ministry (2003–2005)\|Carr (4)]] ~~!Term end~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2003 ~~!Time in office~~ \| align=center \| 21 January 2005 \| align=right \| {{ayd\|2 April 2003\|21 January 2005}} \| \|- \| {{sortname\|John\|Hatzistergos}} ~~\| [[Adam Marshall]]~~ \| align=center \| 1 February 2005 ~~\| style="background:#ace1af;"\| [[National Party of Australia - NSW\|National]]~~ \| align=center \| 3 August 2005 ~~\| Assistant Minister for Skills~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|1 February 2005\|3 August 2005}} ~~\| 30 January 2017~~ \| ~~\|''incumbent''~~ ~~\| align=right\| {{age in years and days\|2017\|01\|30}}~~ \|} ~~==Former ministerial titles==~~ ~~===Commerce===~~ ~~{\| class="wikitable"~~ \|- \| {{sortname\|Diane\|Beamer}} ~~!Minister~~ \| [[Iemma ministry (2005–2007)\|Iemma (1)]] ~~!Party affiliation~~ \| align=center \| 3 August 2005 ~~!Period~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2007 ~~!Ministerial title~~ \| align=right \| {{ayd\|3 August 2005\|2 April 2007}} \| \|- \| Minister Assisting the Minister for Finance ~~\| [[John Della Bosca]]~~ \| {{sortname\|John\|Della Bosca}} ~~\| rowspan = "9" bgcolor="#ffcccc"\| Labor~~ \| [[Iemma ministry (2007–2008)\|Iemma (2)]]<br />[[Rees ministry\|Rees]] ~~\| 2 April 2003 – 2 April 2007~~ \| align=center \| 2 April 2007 ~~\| Minister for Commerce~~ \| align=center \| 1 September 2009 \| align=right \| {{ayd\|2 April 2007\|13 June 2008}} \| \|- ! colspan="9" \| ~~\| [[Reba Meagher]]~~ ~~\| 2 April 2003 – 2 April 2007~~ ~~\| rowspan="3"\| Minister Assisting the Minister for Commerce~~ \|- ~~\| [[John Hatzistergos]]~~ ~~\| 21 January 2005 – 3 August 2005~~ \|- ~~\| [[Diane Beamer]]~~ ~~\| 3 August 2005 – 2 April 2007~~ \|- ~~\| [[Eric Roozendaal]]~~ ~~\| 2 April 2007 – 5 September 2008~~ ~~\| rowspan="5"\| Minister for Commerce~~ \|- ~~\| [[Carmel Tebbutt]]~~ ~~\| 8 September 2008 – 14 September 2009~~ \|- ~~\| [[Jodi McKay]]~~ ~~\| 14 September 2009 – 30 January 2009~~ \|- ~~\| [[John Robertson (New South Wales politician)\|John Robertson]]~~ ~~\| 30 January 2009 – 21 May 2010~~ \|- ~~\| [[Paul Lynch (politician)\|Paul Lynch]]~~ ~~\| 21 May 2010 – 28 March 2011~~ \|} ==~~=State~~ ~~Development=~~See also == {{stack\|{{portal\|New South Wales\|Politics}}}} ~~{\| class="wikitable"~~ * [[List of New South Wales government agencies]] \|- * [[Ministry of Finance]] ~~!Minister~~ * [[Minister for Finance (Australia)]] ~~!Party affiliation~~ * [[Minister for Finance (Victoria)]] ~~!Period~~ ~~!Ministerial title~~ \|- ~~\| [[Barrie Unsworth]]~~ ~~\| bgcolor="#ffcccc"\|Labor~~ ~~\| 4 July 1986 – 21 March 1988~~ ~~\| rowspan="6"\| Minister for State Development~~ \|- ~~\| [[Wal Murray]]~~ ~~\| bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ ~~\| 21 March 1988 – 24 July 1990~~ \|- ~~\| [[John Hannaford]]~~ ~~\| rowspan="2" bgcolor="lightblue"\| Liberal~~ ~~\| 24 July 1990 – 6 June 1991~~ \|- ~~\| [[Michael Yabsley]]~~ ~~\| 6 June 1991 – 24 June 1992~~ \|- ~~\| [[Robert Webster (politician)\|Robert Webster]]~~ ~~\| bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ ~~\| 24 June 1992 – 3 July 1992~~ \|- ~~\| [[Peter Collins (New South Wales politician)\|Peter Collins]]~~ ~~\| bgcolor="lightblue"\| Liberal~~ ~~\| 3 July 1992 – 26 May 1993~~ \|- ~~!colspan=9 style="background: #cccccc;" \|~~ \|- ~~\| rowspan="3"\| [[Michael Egan (Australian politician)\|Michael Egan]]~~ ~~\| rowspan = "10" bgcolor="#ffcccc"\| Labor~~ ~~\| 4 April 1995 – 15 December 1995~~ ~~\| Minister for State Development~~ \|- ~~\| 15 December 1995 – 1 December 1997~~ ~~\| Minister for State and Regional Development~~ \|- ~~\| 1 December 1997 – 21 January 2005~~ ~~\| rowspan="6"\| Minister for State Development~~ \|- ~~\| [[Andrew Refshauge]]~~ ~~\| 21 January 2005 – 3 August 2005~~ \|- ~~\| [[John Watkins (Australian politician)\|John Watkins]]~~ ~~\| 3 August 2005 – 17 February 2006~~ \|- ~~\| [[Morris Iemma]]~~ ~~\| 17 February 2006 – 2 April 2007~~ \|- ~~\| [[Ian Macdonald (New South Wales politician)\|Ian Macdonald]]~~ ~~\| 2 April 2007 – 17 November 2009~~ \|- ~~\| [[Eric Roozendaal]]~~ ~~\| 17 November 2009 – 4 December 2009~~ \|- ~~\| [[Ian Macdonald (New South Wales politician)\|Ian Macdonald]]~~ ~~\| 8 December 2009 – 5 June 2010~~ ~~\| rowspan="2"\| Minister for State and Regional Development~~ \|- ~~\| [[Eric Roozendaal]]~~ ~~\| 5 June 2010 – 28 March 2011~~ \|} ~~===Rural affairs===~~ ~~{\| class="wikitable"~~ \|- ~~!Minister~~ ~~!Party affiliation~~ ~~!Period~~ ~~!Ministerial title~~ \|- ~~\| [[Ian Armstrong (politician)\|Ian Armstrong]]~~ ~~\| rowspan = "2" bgcolor="#ace1af"\|National~~ ~~\| 25 March 1988 – 26 May 1993~~ ~~\| Minister for Agriculture and Rural Affairs~~ \|- ~~\| [[Ray Chappell]]~~ ~~\| 26 May 1993 – 4 April 1995~~ ~~\| Minister for Regional Development~~ \|- ~~\| [[Carl Scully]]~~ ~~\| rowspan = "7" bgcolor="#ffcccc"\| Labor~~ ~~\| 4 April 1995 – 15 December 1995~~ ~~\| Minister for Small Business and Regional Development~~ \|- ~~\| [[Michael Egan (Australian politician)\|Michael Egan]]~~ ~~\| 15 December 1995 – 1 December 1997~~ ~~\| Minister for State and Regional Development~~ \|- ~~\| [[Harry Woods (Australian politician)\|Harry Woods]]~~ ~~\| 1 December 1997 – 2 April 2003~~ ~~\| rowspan="5"\| Minister for Rural Affairs~~ \|- ~~\| [[Tony Kelly (politician)\|Tony Kelly]]~~ ~~\| 2 April 2003 – 5 September 2008~~ \|- ~~\| [[Phil Costa]]~~ ~~\| 8 September 2008 – 30 January 2009~~ \|- ~~\| [[Tony Kelly (politician)\|Tony Kelly]]~~ ~~\| 30 January 2009 – 14 September 2009~~ \|- ~~\| [[Steve Whan]]~~ ~~\| 14 September 2009 – 28 March 2011~~ \|} ==References== {{~~reflist~~Reflist}} ==External links== Line 583 ⟶ 292: {{Government of New South Wales}} [[Category:Ministers of the New South Wales state government\|~~Regional Development~~Finance]]