Wran ministry (1978–80)
First arrangement
Treasury portfolio transferred from Renshaw to Wran as Renshaw resigned from the ministry and from Parliament.

Wran ministry (1978–80)

Section Title: First arrangement
Table Section Text: Treasury portfolio transferred from Renshaw to Wran as Renshaw resigned from the ministry and from Parliament.

Portfolio	Minister	Party	Term commence	Term end	Term of office

Premier	Hon. Neville Wran, QC MP	Labor	19 October 1978	29 February 1980	1 year, 133 days

Deputy Premier Minister for Public Works Minister for Ports Minister for Housing	Hon. Jack Ferguson, MP

Treasurer	Hon. Jack Renshaw, MP	29 January 1980	1 year, 102 days

Minister for Transport	Hon. Peter Cox, MP	29 February 1980	1 year, 133 days

Attorney General Minister for Justice	Hon. Frank Walker, MP

Minister for Industrial Relations Minister for Technology Minister for Energy	Hon. Pat Hills, MP

Minister for Planning and Environment Vice-President of the Executive Council Leader of the Government in Legislative Council	Hon. Paul Landa, MLC

Minister for Agriculture	Hon. Don Day, MP

Minister for Education	Hon. Eric Bedford, MP

Minister for Local Government Minister for Roads	Hon. Harry Jensen, MP

Minister for Lands Minister for Services	Hon. Bill Crabtree, MP

Minister for Health	Hon. Kevin Stewart, MP

Minister for Consumer Affairs Minister for Housing Minister for Co-operative Societies	Hon. Syd Einfeld, MP

Minister for Mineral Resources and Development Minister for Services	Hon. Ron Mulock, MP

Minister for Sport and Recreation Minister for Tourism	Hon. Ken Booth, MP

Minister for Conservation Minister for Water Resources	Hon. Lin Gordon, MP

Minister for Youth and Community Services	Hon. Rex Jackson, MP

Minister Assisting the Premier	Hon. Bill Haigh, MP

Minister for Decentralisation Minister Assisting the Premier	Hon. Jack Hallam, MLC

Sentence(s)

The ministry covers the period of Wran–led Labor Party from 19 October 1978 until 29 February 1980.

final_sentence: The ministry covers the period of Wran–led Labor Party from 19 October 1978 until 29 February 1980.