Question: Who is the Papua New Guinea cabinet minister from the province that speaks one language in all its five districts : approximately 500,000 people ?

text: Cabinet of Papua New Guinea
Past Cabinets -- Somare Cabinet 2007-2011
In the 2007 general election , the National Alliance-led government headed by Sir Michael Somare was returned . The first Cabinet of the new government was announced on 29 August 2007 . [ 12 ] [ 13 ] [ 14 ] [ 15 ] The Cabinet contained 28 ministers . They were assisted by 12 parliamentary secretaries , who were not officially part of the Cabinet . Media comment on the new cabinet focused on the demotion of the previous Deputy Prime Minister Don Polye , the relatively low number of Highlands MPs in Cabinet , and the potential for conflict of interest in the appointment of Belden Namah , a forest landowner and principal of a company involved in logging in West Sepik Province , as Forestry Minister . The Opposition 's shadow ministry was announced on 31 August 2007 . [ 16 ] On 14 August 2009 , Don Polye was removed from his position as Member of Parliament , and Minister for Works , Transport & Civil Aviation , when the National Court determined that his victory in the 2007 general election was invalid . [ 17 ] The Prime Minister assumed responsibility for Polye 's Transport and Works ministries as an interim measure until Polye 's by-election is held on 9 November 2009 , while Culture and Tourism Minister Charles Abel acquired the Civil Aviation ministerial portfolio . [ 18 ] In May 2010 , Attorney-General and Justice Minister Allan Marat , leader of the Melanesian Liberal Party , publicly criticised aspects of government policy , and resigned upon being asked to do so by Prime Minister Michael Somare . Ano Pala , National Alliance Party MP for Rigo , was appointed in his place . [ 19 ] This was the Cabinet as of February 2011 . [ 20 ] ( The list of parliamentary secretaries is also accurate as of February 2011 . The list of Shadow Ministers , however , is from September 2007 . )
The Cabinet of Papua New Guinea functions as the policy and decision-making body of the executive branch within the government system of Papua New Guinea. The Prime Minister and Ministers serve as members of the Cabinet.
Portfolio Minister Minister 's province Minister 's party Opposition shadow minister
Prime Minister Autonomy and Autonomous regions Sir Michael Somare East Sepik NA Sir Mekere Morauta ( PNGP )
Deputy Prime Minister Works Sam Abal Enga NA ( Transport , Civil Aviation , Works ) Tony Puana ( NGP )
Finance and Treasury Peter O'Neill Southern Highlands PNC Bart Philemon ( NGP )
Public Service Moses Maladina  RDP Isaac Joseph ( NGP )
Trade Bougainville Affairs Fidelis Semoso East Sepik PAP ( Bougainville ) Koni Iguan ( PLP )
Education James Marape  NA Ferao Orimyo ( PNGP )
National Planning Rural Development Paul Tiensten East New Britain NA
Commerce Industry Gabriel Kapris East Sepik PAP Bonny Oveyara ( PPP )
Petroleum and Energy William Duma Western Highlands URP Francis Potabe Mulungu ( NGP )
Housing and Urban Development Andrew Kumbakor West Sepik Pangu Theo Zurenouc ( PPP )
Defence Bob Dadae Morobe UP
Higher Education , Research , Science and Technology Paru Aihi  PNGP
Justice Attorney-General Sir Arnold Amet  NA
Community Development Women Religion Dame Carol Kidu NCD MA
Public Enterprises Arthur Somare East Sepik NA Sir Mekere Morauta ( PNGP )
Agriculture and Livestock Ano Pala Central NA Puri Ruing ( PNGP )
Environment and Conservation Benny Allan Eastern Highlands URP
Sports Philemon Embel Southern Highlands Pangu
Labour and Industrial Relations Sani Rambi Western Highlands NA Sam Basil ( PPP )