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| [[Timothy Holbrook]]
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| 1981–1985
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| rowspan="2"| [[Charles Forrester|Forrester]]
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| rowspan="2"| [[Nathan Pender]]
| [[Nathan Pender]]
| rowspan="2"| 1985–1989
| 1985–1989
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| [[Charles Forrester|Forrester]]<br>[[Thomas Harlington|Harlington]]
| [[Thomas Harlington|Harlington]]
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| [[Joshua Dixon]]
| [[Joshua Dixon]]
| 1989&ndash;1991
| 1989&ndash;1991
| rowspan="2"| [[Bradley Hunter|Hunter]]
| [[Bradley Hunter|Hunter]]
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| [[Gary Sark]]
| [[Gary Sark]]
| 1991&ndash;1994
| 1991&ndash;1994
| [[Bradley Hunter|Hunter]]
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| [[Russell Fensen]]
| [[Russell Fensen]]
| 1994&ndash;1997
| 1994&ndash;1997
| rowspan="3"| [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]]
| [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]]
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| [[Robert Hart]]
| [[Robert Hart]]
| 1997&ndash;1999
| 1997&ndash;1999
| [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]]
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| [[Helen Bannister]]
| [[Helen Bannister]]
| 1999&ndash;2004
| 1999&ndash;2004
| [[John Goodwin|Goodwin]]
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[[Category:Cabinet]]
[[Category:Cabinet]]
[[Category:Ministers of Home Affairs|*]]
[[Category:Ministers of Home Affairs|*]]

Revision as of 07:21, 7 January 2011

The Minister of Home Affairs is the member of the Ibaglian cabinet responsible for overseeing the Royal Ibaglian Constabulary, Her Majesty's Customs, and the Ibaglian prison system. The post was created in 1967 by Prime Minister Joseph Kenilworth to take over responsibilities handled by the Minister of Defence and the Attorney-General. The existence of the office was later criticised by the Liberal opposition for placing too much of an emphasis on measures used to curtail civil liberties. Prime Minister LeVeque considered abolishing the post after the Liberal Victory in 1972, but eventually decided to appoint a new minister.

List of Ministers of Home Affairs

Name Term Administration
1 Henry Caboter 1967–1972 Kenilworth
2 Steven Spell 1972–1976 LeVeque
3 Geoffery Gordon 1976–1977 Rockington
4 Mark Bensen 1977–1981 LeVeque
5 Timothy Holbrook 1981–1985 Forrester
6 Nathan Pender 1985–1989 Forrester
Harlington
7 Joshua Dixon 1989–1991 Hunter
8 Gary Sark 1991–1994 Hunter
9 Russell Fensen 1994–1997 Goodwin
10 Robert Hart 1997–1999 Goodwin
11 Helen Bannister 1999–2004 Goodwin