Third Mahathir cabinet

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Third Mahathir cabinet
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11th Cabinet of Malaysia
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People and organisations
Head of state Tuanku Iskandar (1986–1989)
Tuanku Azlan Shah (1989–1990)
Head of government Mahathir Mohamad
Deputy head of government Abdul Ghafar Baba
Member parties
Status in legislature Coalition government
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Opposition parties Democratic Action Party
Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party
United Sabah Party (from July 1990)
Opposition leader Lim Kit Siang
History
Election(s) 1986 Malaysian general election
Outgoing election 1990 Malaysian general election
Legislature term(s) 7th Malaysian Parliament
Budget(s) 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990
Predecessor Second Mahathir cabinet
Successor Fourth Mahathir cabinet

Mahathir Mohamad formed the third Mahathir cabinet after being invited by Tuanku Iskandar to begin a new government following the 3 August 1986 general election in Malaysia. Prior to the election, Mahathir led (as Prime Minister) the second Mahathir cabinet, a coalition government that consisted of members of the component parties of Barisan Nasional. It was the 11th cabinet of Malaysia formed since independence.

Contents

This is a list of the members of the third cabinet of the fourth Prime Minister of Malaysia, Mahathir Mohamad.

Composition

Full members

The federal cabinet consisted of the following ministers: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]

PortfolioOffice BearerPartyConstituencyTerm StartTerm End
Prime Minister Dato' Seri Mahathir Mohamad MP UMNO Kubang Pasu 11 August 198626 October 1990
Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Ghafar Baba MP UMNO Jasin 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Dato' Abdul Ajib Ahmad MP UMNO Mersing 11 August 19867 May 1987
Datuk Kasitah Gaddam MP USNO Kinabalu 15 June 1989 [11]
Mohamed Yusof Mohamed Noor MP UMNO Setiu 20 May 198726 October 1990
Dato' Sulaiman Daud MP PBB Santubong 15 June 1989 [11]
Minister of Finance Dato' Paduka Daim Zainuddin MP UMNO Merbok 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Defence Dato' Abdullah Ahmad Badawi MP UMNO Kepala Batas 11 August 19867 May 1987
Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen Ismail MP Kota Bharu 20 May 198726 October 1990
Minister of Home Affairs Dato' Seri Mahathir Mohamad MP UMNO Kubang Pasu 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Justice Dato' Seri Mahathir Mohamad MP UMNO Kubang Pasu 11 August 198615 June 1989 [11]
Dato' Sulaiman Daud MP PBB Santubong 15 June 1989 [11] 26 October 1990
Minister of International Trade and Industry Tan Sri Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah UMNO Gua Musang 11 August 198628 April 1987
Dato' Seri Rafidah Aziz MP Kuala Kangsar 20 May 198726 October 1990
Minister of Education Anwar Ibrahim MP UMNO Permatang Pauh 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Lands and Regional Development Dato' Sulaiman Daud MP PBB Santubong 11 August 198615 June 1989 [11]
Kasitah Gaddam MP USNO Kinabalu 15 June 1989 [11] 26 October 1990
Minister of Federal Territories Dato' Seri Abu Hassan Omar MP UMNO Kuala Selangor 11 August 198620 May 1987
Minister of Transport Dato' Seri Ling Liong Sik MP MCA Labis 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Agriculture Dato' Sanusi Junid MP UMNO Jerlun-Langkawi 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Health Dato' Chan Siang Sun MP MCA Bentong 11 August 198621 March 1989 [11]
Ng Cheng Kiat MP Klang 15 June 1989 [11] 26 October 1990
Minister of Culture, Arts and Tourism Sabbaruddin Chik MP UMNO Temerloh 20 May 198726 October 1990
Minister of Housing and Local Government Abdul Ghafar Baba MP (Acting Minister) UMNO Jasin 11 August 198627 October 1986 [2] [3]
Ng Cheng Kiat MP MCA Klang 27 October 1986 [2] [3] 15 June 1989 [11]
Lee Kim Sai MP Hulu Langat 15 June 1989 [11] 26 October 1990
Minister of Foreign Affairs Dato' Rais Yatim MP UMNO Jelebu 11 August 198620 May 1987
Dato' Seri Abu Hassan Omar MP Kuala Selangor 20 May 198726 October 1990
Minister of Labour Lee Kim Sai MP MCA Hulu Langat 11 August 198615 June 1989 [11]
Lim Ah Lek MP Bentong 15 June 1989 [11] 26 October 1990
Minister of Public Enterprises Dato' Seri Rafidah Aziz MP UMNO Kuala Kangsar 11 August 198620 May 1987
Napsiah Omar MP Kuala Pilah 20 May 198726 October 1990
Minister of National and Rural Development Abdul Ghafar Baba MP UMNO Jasin 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Works Dato' Seri Samy Vellu MP MIC Sungai Siput 11 August 198615 June 1989 [11]
Leo Moggie MP PBDS Kanowit 15 June 1989 [11] 26 October 1990
Minister of Science, Technology and Environment Stephen Yong Kuet Tze SUPP Padawan 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Leo Moggie PBDS Kanowit 11 August 198615 June 1989 [11]
Dato' Seri Samy Vellu MP MIC Sungai Siput 15 June 1989 [11] 26 October 1990
Minister for Primary Industries Dato' seri Lim Keng Yaik MP Gerakan Beruas 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Social Welfare Dato' Shahrir Abdul Samad MP UMNO Johor Bahru 11 August 19867 May 1987
Mustaffa Mohammad MP Sri Gading 20 May 198726 October 1990
Minister of Youth and Sports Dato' Sri Mohd. Najib Abdul Razak UMNO Pekan 11 August 198626 October 1990
Minister of Information Dato' Sri Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen Ismail MP UMNO Kota Bharu 11 August 198620 May 1987
Mohamed Rahmat MP Pulai 20 May 198726 October 1990

Deputy ministers

PortfolioOffice BearerPartyConstituencyTerm StartTerm End
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Dato' Siti Zaharah Sulaiman MP UMNO Mentakab 11 August 198626 October 1990
Mohamed Yusof Mohamed Noor MP Setiu 20 May 1987
Oo Gin Sun MP MCA Alor Setar 15 June 1989
Raja Ariffin Raja Sulaiman MP UMNO Baling 20 May 198726 October 1990
Suleiman Mohamed MP Titiwangsa
Ting Chew Peh MP MCA Gopeng 15 June 1989
Deputy Minister of Finance Dato' Sabbaruddin Chik MP UMNO Temerloh 11 August 198620 May 1987
Ng Cheng Kiat MP MCA Klang 27 October 1986 [3]
Mohamed Farid Ariffin [5] [6] UMNO Senator20 May 1987 [12] 15 June 1989 [13]
Wan Abu Bakar Wan Mohamad MP UMNO Jerantut 15 June 198926 October 1990
Dato' Loke Yuen Yow MP MCA Tanjong Malim 27 October 1986 [3]
Deputy Minister of Defence Dato Abang Abu Bakar Abang Mustapha MP PBB Paloh 11 August 1986
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Dato' Megat Junid Megat Ayub MP UMNO Pasir Salak
Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry Kok Wee Kiat MP MCA Selandar
Deputy Minister of Education Woon See Chin MP Senai
Bujang Ulis MP PBB Simunjan 20 May 1987
Leo Michael Toyad MP Mukah 20 May 198726 October 1990
Deputy Minister of Lands and Regional Development Mohd. Kassim Ahmed MP UMNO Machang 11 August 198620 May 1987
Dato' Mohd Khalid Mohd Yunus MP Jempol 20 May 198726 October 1990
Deputy Minister of Transport Rahmah Othman MP Shah Alam 11 August 19867 May 1987
Zaleha Ismail MP Selayang 20 May 198726 October 1990
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Alexander Lee Yu Lung MP Gerakan Batu 11 August 198615 June 1989
Luhat Wan MP SNAP Baram 20 May 1987
Mohd. Kassim Ahmed MP UMNO Machang 20 May 198726 October 1990
Subramaniam Sinniah MP MIC Segamat 15 June 1989
Deputy Minister of Health K. Pathmanaban MP Telok Kemang 11 August 198615 June 1989
Mohamed Farid Ariffin [14] [15] UMNO Senator15 June 1989 [13] 26 October 1990
Deputy Minister of Culture, Arts and Tourism Ng Cheng Kuai MP MCA Lumut
Deputy Minister of Housing and Local Government Dato' Napsiah Omar MP UMNO Kuala Pilah 11 August 198620 May 1987
Subramaniam Sinniah MP MIC Segamat 15 June 1989
Hussein Ahmad MP UMNO Senator20 May 198726 October 1990
Osu Sukam MP USNO Papar 15 June 1989
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Dato' Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir MP UMNO Kulim-Bandar Baharu 11 August 198620 May 1987
Abdullah Fadzil Che Wan MP Bukit Gantang 20 May 198726 October 1990
Deputy Minister of Labour Wan Abu Bakar Wan Mohamad MP Jerantut 11 August 198615 June 1989
Kalakau Untol MP USNO Tuaran 26 October 1990
K. Pathmanaban MP MIC Telok Kemang 15 June 1989 [8] [9]
Deputy Minister of Public Enterprises Daud Taha MP UMNO Batu Pahat 11 August 1986
Deputy Minister of National and Rural Development Tajol Rosli Mohd Ghazali MP Gerik
Ng Cheng Kuai MP MCA Lumut 15 June 1989
Deputy Minister of Works Mustaffa Mohammad MP UMNO Sri Gading 20 May 1987
Osu Sukam MP USNO Papar 27 October 1986 [3] 15 June 1989
Luhat Wan MP SNAP Baram 20 May 198726 October 1990
Alexander Lee Yu Lung MP Gerakan Batu 15 June 1989
Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Environment Law Hieng Ding MP SUPP Sarikei 20 May 1987
Deputy Minister of Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Zainal Abidin Zin MP UMNO Bagan Serai 11 August 19867 May 1987
Abdul Ghani Othman MP Ledang 20 May 198726 October 1990
Deputy Minister for Primary Industries Mohd Radzi Sheikh Ahmad UMNO Kangar 11 August 198620 May 1987
Alias Md. Ali MP Hulu Terengganu 20 May 198726 October 1990
Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports Wang Choon Wing MCA Lipis 11 August 198614 June 1988 [6] [7]
Teng Gaik Kwan Raub 14 June 1988 [6] [7] 26 October 1990
Deputy Minister of Information Railey Jeffrey USNO Silam 27 October 1986 [3]

Composition before cabinet dissolution

Full members

OfficeIncumbentPartyConstituency
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad MPUMNO Kubang Pasu
Minister of Home Affairs
Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Ghafar Baba MPUMNO Jasin
Minister of National and Rural Development
Minister of Transport Ling Liong Sik MPMCA Labis
Minister of Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Samy Vellu MPUMNO Sungai Siput
Minister of Primary Industries Lim Keng Yaik MPGERAKAN Beruas
Minister of Defence Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen Tengku Ismail MPUMNO Kota Bharu
Minister of Works Leo Moggie Irok MPPBDS Kanowit
Minister of Commerce and Industry Rafidah Aziz MPUMNO Kuala Kangsar
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Sulaiman Daud MPPBB Santubong
Minister of Justice
Minister of Agriculture Sanusi Junid MPUMNO Jerlun-Langkawi
Minister of Science, Technology and Environment Stephen Yong Kuet Tze MPSUPP Padawan
Minister of Education Anwar Ibrahim MPUMNO Permatang Pauh
Minister of Foreign Affairs Abu Hassan Omar MPUMNO Kuala Selangor
Minister of Finance Daim Zainuddin MPUMNO Merbok
Minister of Housing and Local Government Lee Kim Sai MPMCA Hulu Langat
Minister of Youth and Sports Najib Razak MPUMNO Pekan
Minister of Lands and Regional Development Kasitah Gaddam MPUSNO Kinabalu
Minister of Health Ng Cheng Kiat MPMCA Klang
Minister of Information Mohamed Rahmat MPUMNO Pulai
Minister of Culture and Tourism Sabbaruddin Chik MPUMNO Temerloh
Minister of Public Enterprises Napsiah Omar MPUMNO Kuala Pilah
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Mohamed Yusof Mohamed Noor MPUMNO Setiu
Minister of Social Welfare Mustaffa Mohammad MPUMNO Sri Gading
Minister of Human Resources Lim Ah Lek MPMCA Bentong

Deputy ministers

OfficeIncumbentPartyConstituency
Deputy Minister of Human Resources K. Pathmanaban MPMIC Telok Kemang
Deputy Minister of Defence Abang Abu Bakar Abang Mustapha MPPBB Paloh
Deputy Minister of Works Luhat Wan MPSNAP Baram
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Mohd. Kassim Ahmed MPUMNO Machang
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Subramaniam Sinniah MPMIC Segamat
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Megat Junid Megat Ayub MPUMNO Pasir Salak
Deputy Minister of Public Enterprises Daud Taha MPUMNO Batu Pahat
Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism Ng Cheng Kuai MPMCA Lumut
Deputy Minister of National and Rural Development Tajol Rosli Mohd Ghazali MPUMNO Gerik
Deputy Minister of Works Alexander Lee Yu Lung MPGERAKAN Batu
Deputy Minister of Finance Wan Abu Bakar Wan Mohamad MPUMNO Jerantut
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Siti Zaharah Sulaiman MPUMNO Mentakab
Deputy Minister of Commerce and Industry Kok Wee Kiat MPMCA Selandar
Deputy Minister of Education Woon See Chin MPMCA Senai
Deputy Minister of Human Resources Kalakau Untol MPUSNO Tuaran
Deputy Minister of Finance Loke Yuen Yow MPMCA Tanjong Malim
Deputy Minister of Housing and Local Government Osu Sukam MPUSNO Papar
Deputy Minister of Information Railey Jeffrey MPUSNO Silam
Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Environment Law Hieng Ding MPSUPP Sarikei
Deputy Minister of Transport Zaleha Ismail MPUMNO Selayang
Deputy Minister of Primary Industries Alias Md. Ali MPUMNO Hulu Terengganu
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Raja Ariffin Raja Sulaiman MPUMNO Baling
Minister of Lands and Regional Development Mohd. Khalid Mohd. Yunus MPUMNO Jempol
Deputy Minister of Education Leo Michael Toyad MPPBB Mukah
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdullah Fadzil Che Wan MPUMNO Bukit Gantang
Deputy Minister of Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Abdul Ghani Othman MPUMNO Ledang
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Suleiman Mohamed MPUMNO Titiwangsa
Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports Teng Gaik Kwan MPMCA Raub
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Ting Chew Peh MPMCA Gopeng
Deputy Minister of Housing and Local Government Senator Hussein Ahmad UMNO
Deputy Minister of Health Senator Mohamed Farid Ariffin UMNO

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