Minister of Transport (New Zealand)

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Minister of Transport of New Zealand
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Incumbent
Simeon Brown
since 27 November 2023
Ministry of Transport
Style The Honourable
Member of
Reports to Prime Minister of New Zealand
Appointer Governor-General of New Zealand
Term length At His Majesty's pleasure
Formation10 December 1928
First holder Bill Veitch

The Minsiter of Transport is a minister in the government of New Zealand responsible for investment in transport infrastructure and services, regulation, and developing the transport system to maximise economic and social benefits while minimising harm. [1]

Ministers of Transport

The following ministers have held the office of Minister of Transport. [2]

Key

   United    Reform    Labour    National

No.NamePortraitTerm of OfficePrime Minister
1 Bill Veitch Bill Veitch.jpg 10 December 192828 May 1930 Ward
2 William Taverner William Burgoyne Taverner.jpg 28 May 193022 September 1931 Forbes
3 Gordon Coates Joseph Gordon Coates, 1931.jpg 22 September 19316 December 1935
4 Bob Semple Bob Semple, 1935.jpg 6 December 19359 December 1942 Savage
Fraser
5 James O'Brien Jim O'Brien.jpg 9 December 194228 September 1947†
6 Fred Hackett Fred Hackett, 1949.jpg 18 October 194713 December 1949
7 Stan Goosman Stan Goosman.jpg 13 December 194912 December 1957 Holland
Holyoake
8 John Mathison John Mathison, 1959.jpg 12 December 195712 December 1960 Nash
9 John McAlpine John McAlpine.jpg 12 December 196012 December 1966 Holyoake
10 Peter Gordon No image.png 12 December 19668 December 1972
Marshall
11Sir Basil Arthur Sir Basil Arthur.jpg 8 December 197212 December 1975 Kirk
Rowling
12 Colin McLachlan No image.png 12 December 197511 December 1981 Muldoon
13 George Gair George Gair.jpg 11 December 198126 July 1984
14 Richard Prebble Richard Prebble, 1993 (cropped).jpg 26 July 198424 August 1987 Lange
15 Bill Jeffries Bill Jeffries.jpg 24 August 19872 November 1990
Palmer
Moore
16 Rob Storey No image.png 2 November 199029 November 1993 Bolger
17 Maurice Williamson Maurice Williamson at the NZ Open Source Awards, 2007.jpg 29 November 199316 December 1996
18 Jenny Shipley Jenny Shipley 2013 (crop).jpg 16 December 19968 December 1997
(17) Maurice Williamson Maurice Williamson at the NZ Open Source Awards, 2007.jpg 8 December 199710 December 1999 Shipley
19 Mark Gosche Mark Gosche.jpg 10 December 199927 July 2002 Clark
20 Paul Swain Paul Swain (cropped).jpg 27 July 200226 February 2004
21 Pete Hodgson Pete Hodgson XMediaLab 2008.jpg 26 February 200419 October 2005
22 David Parker David Parker NZ.jpg 19 October 200521 March 2006
23 Annette King Annette King at Onslow Kindergarten.jpg 21 March 200619 November 2008
24 Steven Joyce Steven Joyce crop.jpg 19 November 200812 December 2011 Key
25 Gerry Brownlee Gerry Brownlee 2014-11-24.jpg 12 December 20116 October 2014
26 Simon Bridges Simon-Bridges-Free-Crop.jpg 6 October 201426 October 2017
English
27 Phil Twyford Phil Twyford crop.jpg 26 October 20176 November 2020 Ardern
28 Michael Wood Michael Wood, 2020.jpg 6 November 202021 June 2023
Hipkins
(22) David Parker Hon David Parker.jpg 21 June 202327 November 2023
29 Simeon Brown Simeon Brown (cropped).png 27 November 2023present Luxon

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References

  1. "Ministerial portfolio Transport". www.dpmc.govt.nz. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC). Retrieved 29 November 2023.
  2. Wilson 1985, pp. 80–97.