Chichester-Clark ministry

Northern Ireland 1921–72

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The Parliament of Northern Ireland was the home rule legislature created under the Government of Ireland Act 1920, which existed from 7 June 1921 to 30 March 1972, when it was suspended. It was subsequently abolished under the Northern Ireland Constitution Act 1973.

Cabinet

Office	Member	Term
Prime Minister	James Chichester-Clark	from 1 May 1969
Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Senate of Northern Ireland	Jack Andrews	from 3 May 1969
Minister of Finance	Herbert Kirk	from 2 April 1965
Minister of Home Affairs	Robert Porter	Office combined with Prime Minister from 26 August 1970
Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs (Cabinet rank)	John D Taylor	from 26 August 1970
Minister of Education	William Long	from 3 May 1969
Minister of Agriculture	Phelim O'Neill	from 3 May 1969
Minister of Commerce	Roy Bradford	from 24 January 1969
Minister of Health and Local Government	William Fitzsimmons	from 12 March 1969
Minister of Development	Brian Faulkner	from 3 May 1969

↑ "The Government of Northern Ireland". Election demon. Retrieved 28 June 2007.

Governments of Northern Ireland

Craigavon ministry (1921–40) Andrews ministry (1940–43) Brookeborough ministry (1943–63) O'Neill ministry (1963–69) Chichester-Clark ministry (1969–71) Faulkner ministry (1971–72) 1974 Executive (1974) First Executive (1998–03) Second Executive (2007–11) Third Executive (2011–2016) Fourth Executive (2016-)

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