Michael Lavarch

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The Honourable Michael Lavarch AO
Attorney-General of Australia
In office 27 April 1993 –11 March 1996

Political offices
Preceded by Duncan Kerr	Attorney-General of Australia 1993–1996	Succeeded by Daryl Williams
Parliament of Australia
Preceded by Peter Slipper	Member for Fisher 1987–1993	Succeeded by Peter Slipper
Preceded by Electorate created	Member for Dickson 1993–1996	Succeeded by Tony Smith