Peter Duncan (Australian politician)

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The Honourable Peter Duncan
Minister for Employment and Education Services
In office 19 January 1988 –4 April 1990

Parliament of South Australia
Preceded by John Clark	Member for Elizabeth 1973–1984	Martyn Evans
Preceded by Gil Langley	Government Whip 1975	Succeeded by Glen Broomhill
Preceded by Don Dunstan	Attorney-General of South Australia 1975–1979	Succeeded by Don Banfield
Preceded by Ron Payne	Minister for Prices and Consumer Affairs 1975–1979	Succeeded by Don Banfield
Preceded by Don Banfield	Minister for Health 1979	Succeeded by Jennifer Cashmore
Parliament of Australia
New division	Member for Makin 1984–1996	Succeeded by Trish Draper
Preceded by New ministry	Minister for Land Transport and Infrastructure Support 1987–1988	Succeeded by Clyde Holding
Preceded by Clyde Holding	Minister for Employment and Education Services 1988–1990	Succeeded by Peter Baldwin