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Twenty-Fourth Ministry

PROGRESSIVE-CONSERVATIVE[1]
17 Sept. 1984 - 24 June 1993

PRIME MINISTER
The Right Honourable Martin Brian Mulroney

THE MINISTRY

Minister of Agriculture
Hon. John Wise[2] 17 Sept. 1984 - 14 Sept. 1988
Hon. Donald Frank Mazankowski[3] 15 Sept. 1988 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. William Hunter McKnight[4] 21 Apr. 1991 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Charles James Mayer 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Communications
Hon. Marcel Masse[5] 17 Sept. 1984 - 25 Sept. 1985
Hon. Benîot Bouchard (Acting) 26 Sept. 1985 - 29 Nov. 1985
Hon. Marcel Masse[6] 30 Nov. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Flora MacDonald[7] 30 June 1986 - 7 Dec. 1988
Hon. Lowell Murray (Acting)[8] 8 Dec. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Marcel Masse[9] 30 Jan. 1989 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Henry Perrin Beatty 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Hon. Michel Côté[10] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Harvie Andre[11] 30 June 1986 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Bernard Valcourt[12] 30 Jan. 1989 - 1 Aug. 1989
Hon. Harvie Andre (Acting) 2 Aug. 1989 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Pierre Blais[13] 23 Feb. 1990 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Pierre H. Vincent[14] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Employment and Immigration
Hon. Flora Isabel MacDonald[15] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Benoît Bouchard[16] 30 June 1986 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Barbara Jean McDougall[17] 31 Mar. 1988 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Bernard Valcourt 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources
Hon. Patricia Carney[18] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Marcel Masse[19] 30 June 1986 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Arthur Jacob Epp[20] 30 Jan. 1989 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. William Hunter McKnight 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of the Environment
Hon. Suzanne Blais-Grenier[21] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. Thomas Michael McMillan[22] 20 Aug. 1985 - 7 Dec. 1988
Hon. Lucien Bouchard (Acting) 8 Dec. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Lucien Bouchard[23] 30 Jan. 1989 - 21 May 1990
Hon. Frank Oberle (Acting)[24] 22 May 1990 - 22 May 1990
Hon. Robert R. de Cotret (Acting)[25] 22 May 1990 - 19 Sept. 1990
Hon. Robert R. de Cotret[26] 20 Sept. 1990 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Jean Charest 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Secretary of State for External Affairs
Right Hon. Charles Joseph Clark[27] 17 Sept. 1984 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Barbara Jean McDougall 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister for External Relations
Hon. Monique Vézina[28] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Monique Landry[29] 30 June 1986 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Monique Vézina[30] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister for International Trade
Hon. James Francis Kelleher[31] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Patricia Carney[32] 30 June 1986 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. John Carnell Crosbie[33] 31 Mar. 1988 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Michael Holcombe Wilson 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Finance
Hon. Michael Holcombe Wilson[34] 17 Sept. 1984 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Donald Frank Mazankowski 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
Hon. John Allen Fraser[35] 17 Sept. 1984 - 23 Sept. 1985
Hon. Erik H. Neilson (Acting) 24 Sept. 1985 - 19 Nov. 1985
Hon. Thomas Edward Siddon[36] 20 Nov. 1985 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Bernard Valcourt[37] 23 Feb. 1990 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. John Carnell Crosbie 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Ministry of Forestry[38]
Hon. Frank Oberle 23 Feb 1990 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Hon. David Edward Crombie[39] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. William Hunter McKnight[40] 30 June 1986 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Pierre Cadieux[41] 30 Jan. 1989 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Thomas Edward Siddon 23 Feb. 1990 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Industry, Science and Technology[42]
Hon. Benoît Bouchard[43] 23 Feb. 1990 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Michael Holcombe Wilson[44] 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Justice and Attorney General
Hon. John Carnell Crosbie[45] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Ramon John Hnatyshyn[46] 30 June 1986 - 7 Dec. 1988
Right Hon. Charles Joseph Clark (Acting) 8 Dec. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Douglas Grinslade Lewis[47] 30 Jan. 1989 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Kim Campbell[48] 23 Feb. 1990 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Pierre Blais[49] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Labour
Hon. William Hunter McKnight[50] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Pierre H. Cadieux[51] 30 June 1986 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Jean Corbeil[52] 30 Jan. 1989 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Marcel Danis 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Multiculturalism and Citizenship[53]
Hon. Gerry Weiner 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of National Defence
Hon. Robert Carman Coates[54] 17 Sept. 1984 - 11 Feb. 1985
Hon. Erik H. Nielsen (Acting) 12 Feb. 1985 - 26 Feb. 1985
Hon. Erik H. Nielsen[55] 27 Feb 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Henry Perrin Beatty[56] 30 June 1986 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. William Hunter McKnight[57] 30 Jan. 1989 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Marcel Masse[58] 21 Apr. 1991 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Kim Campbell[59] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Associate Minister of National Defence
Vacant 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. Harvie Andre[60] 20 Aug. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Paul Wyatt Dick[61] 30 June 1986 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Mary Collins[62] 30 Jan. 1989 - 3 Jan. 1993
Vacant 4 Jan. 1993
 
Minister of National Health and Welfare
Hon. Arthur Jacob Epp[63] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Henry Perrin Beatty[64] 20 Jan. 1989 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Benoît Bouchard 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of National Revenue
Hon. Perrin Beatty[65] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. Elmer Macintosh MacKay[66] 20 Aug. 1985 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Otto John Jelinek 30 Jan. 1989 - 24 June 1993
 
President of the Privy Council
Hon. Erik H. Nielsen[67] 7 Sept. 1984 - 26 Feb. 1985
Hon. Ramon John Hnatyshyn[68] 27 Feb. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Donald Frank Mazankowski[69] 30 June 1986 - 20 Apr. 1991
Right Hon. Charles Joseph Clark[70] 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Public Works
Hon. Roch LaSalle[71] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Stewart McInnes[72] 30 June 1986 - 7 Dec. 1988
Hon. Otto John Jelinek (Acting) 8 Dec. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Elmer MacIntosh MacKay 30 Jan. 1989 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion
Hon. Sinclair McKight Stevens[73] 17 Sept. 1984 - 12 May 1986
Hon. Donald Frank Mazankowski (Acting) 13 May 1986 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Michel Côté[74] 30 June 1986 - 26 Aug. 1987
Hon. Robert R. de Cotret[75] 27 Aug. 1987 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Harvie Andre[76] 30 Jan. 1989 - 22 Feb. 1990
 
Secretary of State of Canada
Hon. Walter Franklin McLean[77] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. Benoît Bouchard[78] 20 Aug. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. David Edward Crombie[79] 30 June 1986 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Lucien Bouchard[80] 31 Mar. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Gerry Weiner[81] 30 Jan. 1989 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Robert R. de Cotret[82] 21 Apr. 1991 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Monique Landry 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of State for Science and Technology
Hon. Thomas Edward Siddon[83] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Nov. 1985
Hon. Frank Oberle[84] 20 Nov. 1985 - 10 Aug. 1987
Hon. Michel Côté[85] 11 Aug. 1987 - 26 Aug. 1987
Hon. Robert R. de Cotret[86] 27 Aug. 1987 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Harvie Andre[87] 30 Jan. 1989 - 22 Feb. 1990
 
Minister for Science[88]
Hon. William Charles Winegard[89] 23 Feb. 1990 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Thomas Hockin[90] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Leader of the Government in the Senate
Hon. Duff Roblin 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Lowell Murray[91] 30 June 1986 - 24 June 1993
 
Solicitor General of Canada
Hon. Elmer MacIntosh MacKay[92] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. Henry Perrin Beatty[93] 20 Aug. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. James Francis Kelleher[94] 30 June 1986 - 7 Dec. 1988
Hon. Henry Perrin Beatty (Acting) 8 Dec. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Pierre Blais[95] 30 Jan. 1990 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Pierre Cadieux[96] 23 Feb. 1990 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Douglas Grinslade Lewis 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Supply and Services
Hon. Harvie Andre[97] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. Stewart McInnes[98] 20 Aug. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Monique Vézina[99] 30 June 1986 - 26 Aug. 1987
Hon. Michel Côté[100] 27 Aug. 1987 - 2 Feb. 1988
Hon. Stewart McInnes (Acting) 3 Feb. 1988 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Otto John Jelinek[101] 31 Mar. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Paul Wyatt Dick 30 Jan. 1989 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Transport
Hon. Donald F. Mazankowski[102] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. John Carnell Crosbie[103] 30 June 1986 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Benoît Bouchard[104] 31 Mar. 1988 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Douglas Grinslade Lewis[105] 23 Feb. 1990 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Jean Corbeil 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
President of the Treasury Board
Hon. Robert R. de Cotret[106] 17 Sept. 1984 - 26 Aug. 1987
Hon. Donald Frank Mazankowski[107] 27 Aug. 1987 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Patricia Carney[108] 31 Mar. 1988- 27 Sept. 1988
Hon. Michael Holcombe Wilson (Acting) 28 Sept. 1988 - 6 Dec. 1988
Hon. Douglas Grinslade Lewis (Acting) 7 Dec. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Robert R. de Cotret[109] 30 Jan. 1989 - 19 Sept. 1990
Hon. Gilles Loiselle[110] 20 Sept. 1990 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Veterans Affairs
Hon. George Harris Hees[111] 17 Sept. 1984 - 14 Sept. 1988
Hon. Gerald Stairs Merrithew[112] 15 Sept. 1988 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Kim Campbell[113] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister for the purpose of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Act[114]
Hon. Gerald Stairs Merrithew[115] 15 Sept. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Elmer MacIntosh MacKay[116] 30 Jan. 1989 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. John Carnell Crosbie[117] 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
 
Minister of Western Economic Diversification[118]
Hon. William Hunter McKnight[119] 28 June 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Charles James Mayer[120] 30 Jan. 1989 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Mary Collins[121] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
Ministers of State
Hon. Ramon John Hnatyshyn (Government House Leader)[122] 17 Sept. 1984 - 26 Feb. 1985
Hon. Jack Burnett Murta (Multiculturalism)[123] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. Jack Burnett Murta (Tourism)[124] 20 Aug. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Otto John Jelinek (Fitness and Amateur Sport)[125] 17 Sept. 1984 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Otto John Jelinek (Multiculturalism)[126] 20 Aug. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Charles James Mayer (Canadian Wheat Board) (Grains and Oilseeds)[127] 17 Sept. 1984 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Thomas Michael McMillan (Tourism)[128] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. André Bissonnette (Small Businesses)[129] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Benoît Bouchard (Transport)[130] 17 Sept. 1984 - 19 Aug. 1985
Hon. André Champagne (Youth)[131] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Robert E. Layton (Mines)[132] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Barbara Jean McDougall (Finance)[133] 17 Sept. 1984 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Gerald S. Merrithew (Forestry and Mines)[134] 17 Sept. 1984 - 14 Sept. 1988
Hon. Walter Franklin McLean (Immigration)[135] 20 Aug. 1985 - 29 June 1986
Hon. Suzanne Blais-Grenier (Transport)[136] 20 Aug. 1985 - 31 Dec. 1985
Hon. Roch LaSalle[137] 30 Jun 1986 - 19 Feb. 1987
Hon. André Bissonnette (Transport)[138] 30 June 1986 - 28 Jan. 1987
Hon. Barbara Jean McDougall (Privatization and Regulatory Affairs)[139] 30 June 1986 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Lowell Murray (Federal-Provincial Relations)[140] 30 June 1986 - 20 Apr. 1990
Hon. Jean J. Charest (Youth)[141] 30 June 1986 - 23 Jan. 1990
Hon. Thomas Hockin (Finance)[142] 30 June 1986 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Bernard Valcourt[143] 30 June 1986 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Bernard Valcourt (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)[144] 27 Aug. 1987 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Gerry Weiner (Immigration)[145] 30 June 1986 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Frank Oberle (Science and Technology)[146] 11 Aug.,1987 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. George Hees (Seniors)[147] 27 Aug. 1987 - 14 Sept. 1988
Hon. Monique Vézina (Transport)[148] 27 Aug. 1987 - 30 Mar. 1988
Hon. Douglas Grinslade Lewis (Treasury Board)[149] 27 Aug. 1987 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Pierre Blais (Agriculture)[150] 27 Aug. 1987 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Monique Vézina (Employment and Immigration)[151] 31 Mar. 1988 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Jean J. Charest (Fitness and Amateur Sport)[152] 31 Mar. 1988 - 23 Jan. 1990
Hon. Gerry Weiner (Multiculturalism)[153] 31 Mar. 1988 - 14 Sept. 1988
Hon. Gerry St. Germain (Transport)[154] 31 Mar. 1988 - 14 Sept. 1988
Hon. Monique Vézina (Seniors)[155] 15 Sept. 1988 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Gerry Weiner (Multiculturalism and Citizenship)[156] 15 Sept. 1988 - 20 April 1991
Hon. Gerry St. Germain (Forestry)[157] 15 Sept. 1988 - 7 Dec. 1988
Hon. John Horton McDermid (International Trade) and (Housing)[158] 15 Sept. 1988 - 29 Jan. 1989
Hon. Shirley Martin (Transport)[159] 15 Sept. 1988 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Frank Oberle (Forestry)[160] 30 Jan. 1989 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Thomas Hockin (Small Businesses and Tourism)[161] 30 Jan. 1989 - 24 June 1993
Hon. John Horton McDermid (Privatization and Regulatory Affairs)[162] 30 Jan. 1989 - 25 Feb. 1991
Hon. Alan Redway (Housing)[163] 30 Jan. 1989 - 15 Mar. 1991
Hon. William Charles Winegard (Science and Tecîhnology)[164] 30 Jan. 1989 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Kim Campbell (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)[165] 30 Jan. 1989 - 22 Feb. 1990
Hon. Gilles Loiselle (Finance)[166] 30 Jan. 1989 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Harvie Andre (Leader of the Government in the House)[167] 23 Feb. 1990 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Shirley Martin (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)[168] 23 Feb. 1990 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Jean Corbeil (Transport)[169] 23 Feb. 1990 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. Marcel Danis (Youth) (Fitness and Amateur Sport)[170] 23 Feb. 1990 - 20 Apr. 1991
Hon. John Horton McDermid (Finance and Privatization)[171] 26 Feb. 1991 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Pierre Cadieux (Youth) (Fitness and Amateur Sport)[172] 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Monique Landry (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)[173] 21 Apr. 1991 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Shirley Martin (Transport)[174] 21 Apr. 1991 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Pauline Browes (Environment)[175] 21 Apr. 1991 - 3 Jan. 1993
Hon. Mary Collins (Environment)[176] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Pauline Browes (Employment and Immigration)[177] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
Hon. Pierre H. Vincent (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)[178] 4 Jan. 1993 - 24 June 1993
 
PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES
NOT OF THE MINISTRY
Agriculture
Pierre Blais 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Michel Champagne 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Lee Clark 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Murray Cardiff 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 4 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
(Minister of State (Agriculture))
Benno Friesen 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
Dorothy Dobbie 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
7 Oct. 1991 - (appt. term.)
James Stewart Edwards 8 Oct. 1991 - 7 May 1992
Dorothy Dobbie 8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (Minister for the)
Ross Belsher 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Communications
Geoffrey Scott 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
James Stewart Edwards 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Claudy Mailly 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Roger Clinch 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
James Stewart Edwards 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
4 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 (appt. term.)
Lee Richardson 31 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Nicole Roy-Arcelin 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Constitutional Affairs (Minister Responsible for)
Jean-Guy Hudon 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Consumer and Corporate Affairs
William Domm 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Gabrielle Bertrand 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Lise Bourgault 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Blaine Thacker 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Dorothy Dobbie 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
7 Oct. 1991 - (appt. term.)
James Stewart Edwards 8 Oct. 1991 - 7 May 1992
30 Apr. 1992 - (appt. term.)
Dorothy Dobbie 1 May 1992 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Employment and Immigration
Jean-Guy Hudon 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
Gerald Weiner 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Gary Gurbin 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
12 Aug. 1987 - (appt. term.)
Benno Friesen 12 Aug. 1987 - 11 Aug. 1988
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
William James Keeping 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Jack Shields 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Energy, Mines and Resources
John McDermid 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Jack Shields 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
John McDougall 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Environment
Gary Gurbin 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Pauline Browes 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Lee Clark 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
External Affairs
Gerald Weiner 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
Charles Henry Cook 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Jean-Guy Hudon 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Patrick Boyer 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Benno Friesen 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
External Relations
David Kilgour 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985- 24 Nov. 1985
Jean-Guy Hudon 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Roger Clinch 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Michel Champagne 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Suzanne Duplessis 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Finance
Claude Lanthier 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
Pierre H. Vincent 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 3 Jan. 1993
 
Finance (Minister of State (Finance))
Dave Worthy 7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
27 Feb. 1991 - (appt. term.)
William James Kempling 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Finance and Privatization (Minister of State (Finance and Privatization))
Peter L. McCreath 27 Feb. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Fisheries and Oceans
Melbourne Gass 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 (appt. term.)
Patrick G. Binns 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Ross Reid 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Ross Belsher 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Fitness and Amateur Sport (Minister of State)
Vincent Della Noce 22 Apr. 1986 - 22 Apr. 1987
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Michel Champagne 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
Marcel R. Tremblay 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Forestry
Michel Champagne 5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991-1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Girve Fretz 1 Nov. 1984- 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
David Kilgour 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
David Kilgour 15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Stan Schellenberger 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
11 Aug. 1988 - (appt. term.)
James Stewart Edwards 12 Aug. 1988 - 11 Aug. 1989
Dorothy Dobbie 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Ross Reid 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Indian Affairs and Northern Development (Minister of State)
Suzanne Duplessis 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Industry, Science and Technology
Benoît Tremblay 5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
26 June 1990 - (appt. term.)
André Plourde 7 Sept. 1990 - 4 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Charles Langlois 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
International Trade
Stewart McInnes 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
Monique Landry 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
John McDermid 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
William Charles Winegard 16 Sept. 1988 - 15 Sept. 1989
Jack Shields 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
André Plourde 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Chris Speyer 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
François Gérin 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Robert Nicholson 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr.1990
Albert Cooper 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
Robert Nicholson 5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Labour
Joseph Price 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov, 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Kenneth Albert James 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Robert Nicholson 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
Albert Cooper 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - (appt. term.)
James Stewart Edwards 1 May 1992 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Deputy Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Marcel R. Tremblay 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Multiculturalism and Citizenship
Vincent Della Noce 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
National Defence
Robert Wenman 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.) 1986
T.A. Bud Bradley 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Jean-Guy Hudon 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Patrick Boyer 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
National Health and Welfare
Gabrielle Bertrand 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985- 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Monique Bernatchez Tardif 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Lise Bourgault 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Barbara Sparrow 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
National Revenue
Pierre H. Vincent 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
Bernard Valcourt 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Jennifer Cossitt 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Claudy Mailly 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Vincent Della Noce 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Barry Moore 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Prime Minister
Leonard Gustafson 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Deputy Prime Minister
Douglas Lewis 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Piere Blais 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Jim Hawkes 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Richard Grisé 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Murray Cardiff 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Pierre H. Vincent 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Privy Council
Paul Dick 27 Feb. 1985 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
Douglas Lewis 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Pierre Blais 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Jim Hawkes 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Richard Grisé 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Murray Cardiff 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr.. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Jean-Guy Hudon 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
Public Works
Ronald Stewart 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Claude Lanthier 14 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Shirley Martin 15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
William James Kempling 16 Sept. 1988 - 15 Sept. 1989
Nicole Roy-Arcelin 7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr.. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Dave Worthy 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Science, Minister for
Suzanne Duplessis 5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Bill Domm 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Secretary, of State of Canada
Monique Landry 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
Geoffrey Scott 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Vincent Della Noce 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Pauline Browes 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 1 May 1991
20 Apr. 1991 - (appt. term.)
Vincent Della Noce 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Solicitor General
Gordon Towers 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985- 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Murray Cardiff 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Benno Friesen 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Monique Bernatchez Tardif 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Supply and Services
T.A. Bud Bradley 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Ronald Stewart 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
19 Jan. 1988 - (appt. term.)
Kenneth Albert James 13 Apr. 1988 - 14 Oct. 1988
Monique Bernatchez Tardif 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Lise Bourgault 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
18 Nov. 1991 - (appt. term.)
Jean-Guy Guilbault 1 May 1992 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 8 May 1993
 
Transport
J. Michael Forrestall 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
David Kilgour 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
7 Apr. 1987 - (appt. term.)
Blaine Allen Thacker 7 Apr. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
Ross Belsher 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
Lee Richardson 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 8 May 1993
 
Treasury Board
Douglas Lewis 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
Paul Dick 25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
Charles Henry Cook 15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
Howard Crosby 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
27 Feb. 1991 - (appt. term.)
Dave Worthy 27 Feb. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
William James Kempling 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Veterans Affairs
Dan McKenzie 1 Nov. 1984 - 31 Oct. 1985
1 Nov. 1985 - 17 Nov. 1985
18 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1985
25 Nov. 1985 - 24 Nov. 1986
15 Oct. 1986 - (appt. term.)
15 Oct. 1986 - 14 Oct. 1987
15 Oct. 1987 - 14 Oct. 1988
7 July 1988 - (appt. term.)
Charles Hamelin 7 July 1988 - 7 July 1989
William Scott 5 Apr. 1989 - 4 Apr. 1990
5 Apr. 1990 - 7 Sept. 1990
7 Sept. 1990 - 14 Jan. 1991
14 Jan. 1991 - 31 Mar. 1991
1 Apr. 1991 - 1 May 1991
1 May 1991 - 8 May 1991
8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993
 
Youth
Marcel R. Tremblay 8 May 1991 - 7 May 1992
8 May 1992 - 7 May 1993



[1] After the defeat of the Government in the general election of 4 Sept. 1984, Turner formally tendered his resignation on 17 Sept. 1984. On the same day the Twenty Fourth Ministry took office. It was composed of 40 ministers.

[2] Wise resigned from the Ministry.

[3] Mazankowski was also Acting Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion from 13 May 1986 to 29 June 1986. He was appointed President of the Privy Council and given the title "Deputy Prime Minister" on 30 June 1986.

[4] McKnight was appointed Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources on 4 Jan. 1993.

[5] Masse resigned from the Ministry.

[6] Masse returned to the Ministry. He was appointed Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources on 30 June 1986.

[7] MacDonald was defeated in the general election of 21 Nov. 1988 and resigned from the Ministry on 7 Dec. 1988.

[8] Murray was also Leader of the Government in the Senate and Minister of State (Federal-Provincial Relations) from 30 June 1986 to 20 Apr. 1989.

[9] Masse was appointed Minister of National Defence on 21 Apr. 1991.

[10] Côté was appointed Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion on 30 June 1986.

[11] Andre was appointed Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion and Minister of State for Science and Technology on 30 Jan. 1989.

[12] Valcourt resigned from the Ministry.

[13] Blais was appointed Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada on 4 Jan. 1993.

[14] Vincent was also Minister of State (Indian Affairs and Northern Development).

[15] MacDonald was appointed Minister of Communications on 30 June 1986.

[16] Benoît Bouchard was appointed Minister of Transport on 31 Mar. 1986.

[17] McDougall was appointed Secretary of State for External Affairs on 21 Apr. 1991.

[18] Carney was appointed Minister for International Trade on 30 June 1986.

[19] Masse was appointed Minister of Communications on 30 Jan. 1989.

[20] Epp resigned from the Ministry on 3 Jan. 1993.

[21] Blais-Grenier was appointed Minister of State (Transport) on 20 Aug. 1985.

[22] McMillan was defeated in the general election of 21 Nov. 1988 and resigned from the Ministry on 7 Dec. 1988.

[23] Lucien Bouchard resigned from the Ministry on 21 May 1990.

[24] Oberle who was the Minister of Forestry was acting Minister of the Environment for only one day on 22 May 1990.

[25] de Cotret who was President of the Treasury Board was acting Minister of the Environment from 23 May 1990 to 19 Sept. 1990.

[26] de Cotret was appointed Secretary of State of Canada on 21 Apr. 1991.

[27] Clark was appointed President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada on 21 Apr. 1991. He was also the Minister responsible for Constitutional Affairs.

[28] Vézina was appointed Minister of Supply and Services on 30 June 1986.

[29] Landry was appointed Secretary of State of Canada on 4 Jan. 1993.

[30] Vézina also remained Minister of State (Seniors).

[31] Kelleher was appointed Solicitor General of Canada on 30 June 1986.

[32] Carney was appointed President of the Treasury Board on 31 Mar. 1988.

[33] Crosbie was appointed Minister of Fisheries and Oceans and Minister of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency on 21 Apr. 1991.

[34] Wilson was appointed Minister of Industry, Science and Technology and Minister for International Trade on 21 Apr. 1991.

[35] Fraser resigned from the Ministry on 23 Sept. 1985.

[36] Siddon was appointed Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development on 23 Feb. 1990.

[37] Valcourt was appointed Minister of Employment and Immigration on 21 Apr. 1991.

[38] The office of Minister of Forestry was created by Statutes of Canada, 1989, assented to on December 21, 1989 and in force on 23 Feb. 1990.

[39] Crombie was appointed Secretary of State of Canada on 30 June 1986.

[40] McKnight was appointed Minister of National Defence on 30 Jan. 1989. He was also Minister of Western Economic Diversification from 28 June 1988 to 29 Jan. 1989.

[41] Cadieux was appointed Solicitor General of Canada on 23 Feb. 1990.

[42] The office of the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology was created by Statutes of Canada, 1990, c. 1, assented to on Jan. 30, 1990 and in force on 23 Feb. 1990.

[43] Benoît Bouchard was appointed Minister of National Health and Welfare on 21 Apr. 1991.

[44] Wilson was also Minister for International Trade.

[45] Crosbie was appointed Minister of Transport on 30 June 1986.

[46] Hnatyshyn was defeated in the general election of 21 Nov. 1988 and resigned from the Ministry on 7 Dec. 1988.

[47] Lewis was appointed Minister of Transport on 23 Feb. 1990.

[48] Campbell was appointed Minister of National Defence and Minister of Veterans Affairs on 4 Jan. 1993.

[49] Blais also remained Minister of State (Agriculture)

[50] McKnight was appointed Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development on 30 June 1986.

[51] Cadieux was appointed Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development on 30 Jan. 1989.

[52] Corbeil who was also Minister of State (Transport) from 23 Feb. 1990 to 20 Apr. 1991, was appointed Minister of Transport on 21 Apr. 1991.

[53] The office of Minister of Multiculturalism and Citizenship was created by Statutes of Canada 1991, assented to on January 17, 1991 and in force on 21 Apr. 1991.

[54] Coates resigned from the Ministry on 11 Feb. 1985.

[55] Nielsen resigned from the Ministry on 29 June 1986.

[56] Beatty was appointed Minister of National Health and Welfare on 30 Jan. 1989.

[57] McKnight was appointed Minister of Agriculture on 21 Apr. 1991.

[58] Masse resigned from the Ministry on 3 Jan. 1993.

[59] Campbell was also Minister of Veterans Affairs.

[60] Andre was appointed Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs on 30 June 1986.

[61] Dick was appointed Minister of Supply and Services on 30 Jan. 1989.

[62] Collins was also made the Minister responsible for the Status of Women. She was appointed Minister of Western Economic Diversification and Minister of State (Environment) on 4 Jan. 1993.

[63] Epp was appointed Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources on 30 Jan. 1989.

[64] Beatty was appointed Minister of Communications on 21 Apr. 1991.

[65] Beatty was appointed Solicitor General of Canada on 20 Aug. 1985.

[66] MacKay was appointed Minister of Public Works on 30 Jan. 1989.

[67] Nielsen was appointed Minister of National Defence on 27 Feb. 1985. He continued to have the title of Deputy Prime Minister.

[68] Hnatyshyn was appointed Minister of Justice and Attorney General.

[69] Mazankowski was appointed Minister of Finance on 21 Apr. 1991. He retained his title "Deputy Prime Minister".

[70] Clark was also the Minister Responsible for Constitutional Affairs.

[71] LaSalle was appointed Minister of State on 30 June 1986.

[72] McInnes was defeated in the general election of 21 Nov. 1988 and resigned from the Ministry on 7 Dec. 1988.

[73] Stevens resigned from the Ministry on 12 May 1986.

[74] Côté who was Minister of State for Science and Technology from 11 Aug. 1987 to 26 Aug. 1987, was appointed Minister of Supply and Services on 27 Aug. 1987.

[75] de Cotret was appointed President of the Treasury Board on 30 Jan. 1989.

[76] Andre was appointed Minister of State and Leader of the Government in the House of Commons on 23 Feb. 1990.

[77] McLean was appointed Minister of State (Immigration) on 20 Aug. 1985.

[78] Benoît Bouchard was appointed Minister of Employment and Immigration on 30 June 1986.

[79] Crombie resigned from the Ministry on 30 Mar. 1988.

[80] Lucien Bouchard was appointed Minister of the Environment on 30 Jan. 1989.

[81] Weiner was appointed Minister of Multiculturalism and Citizenship on 21 Apr. 1991.

[82] de Cotret resigned from the Ministry on 3 Jan. 1993.

[83] Siddon was appointed Minister of Fisheries and Oceans on 20 Nov. 1985.

[84] Oberle was appointed Minister of State (Science and Technology) on 11 Aug. 1987.

[85] Côté was appointed Minister of Supply and Services on 27 Aug. 1987.

[86] de Cotret was appointed President of the Treasury Board on 30 Jan. 1989.

[87] Andre was appointed Minister of State on 23 Feb. 1990.

[88] The office of Minister for Science was created by Statutes of Canada, 1990, c. 1, assented to on Jan. 30, 1990 and in force on 23 Feb. 1990.

[89] Winegard resigned from the Ministry on 3 Jan. 1993.

[90] Hockin also remained Minister of State (Small Businesses and Tourism).

[91] Murray was also Minister of State (Federal-Provincial Relations) from 30 June 1986 to 20 Apr. 1991.

[92] MacKay was appointed Minister of National Revenue on 20 Aug. 1985.

[93] Beatty was appointed Minister of National Defence on 20 June 1986.

[94] Kelleher was defeated in the general election of 21 Nov. 1988 and resigned from the Ministry on 7 Dec. 1988.

[95] Blais was appointed Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs on 23 Feb. 1990.

[96] Cadieux was appointed Minister of State (Fitness and Amateur Sport) and Minister of State (Youth) on 21 Apr. 1991.

[97] Andre was appointed Associate Minister of National Defence on 20 Aug. 1985.

[98] McInnes was appointed Minister of Public Works on 30 June 1986.

[99] Vézina was appointed Minister of State (Transport) on 27 Aug. 1987.

[100] Côté resigned from the Ministry on 2 Feb. 1988.

[101] Jelinek was appointed Minister of National Revenue on 30 Jan. 1989.

[102] Mazankowski was appointed President of the Privy Council and was given the title "Deputy Prime Minister" on 30 June 1986.

[103] Crosbie was appointed Minister for International Trade on 31 Mar. 1988.

[104] Benoît Bouchard was appointed Minister of Industry, Science and Technology on 23 Feb. 1990.

[105] Lewis was appointed Solicitor General of Canada on 21 Apr. 1991.

[106] de Cotret was appointed Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion on 27 Aug. 1987.

[107] Mazankowski was appointed Minister of Agriculture on 15 Sept. 1988 while still President of the Privy Council.

[108] Carney resigned from the Ministry on 27 Sept. 1988.

[109] de Cotret was appointed Minister of the Environment on 20 Sept. 1990.

[110] Loiselle was also Minister of State (Finance).

[111] Hees resigned from the Ministry on 14 Sept. 1988.

[112] Merrithew resigned from the Ministry on 3 Jan. 1993.

[113] Campbell was also Minister of National Defence.

[114] The office of Minister for the purpose of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Act was created by Statutes of Canada 1988, c. 50, assented to on 19 Aug. 1988 and in force on 15 Sept. 1988.

[115] Merrithew was also Minister of Veterans Affairs.

[116] MacKay was also Minister of Public Works.

[117] Crosbie was also Minister of Fisheries and Oceans.

[118] The office of Minister of Western Economic Diversification was created by Statutes of Canada 1988, c. 17, assented to on 8 June 1988 and in force on 28 June 1988.

[119] McKnight was appointed Minister of National Defence on 30 Jan. 1989.

[120] Mayer was also Minister of State (Grains and Oilseeds). He was appointed Minister of Agriculture on 4 Jan. 1993.

[121] Collins was also Minister of State (Environment) and Minister responsible for the Status of Women.

[122] Hnatyshyn was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3203 of 17 September, 1984 a Minister of State, to assist the Prime Minister in the carrying out of his responsibilities in relation to the business of the House of Commons. He was given the title "Minister of State (Government House Leader)".

[123] Murta was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3204 of 17 September, 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State of Canada in carrying out of his responsibilities in respect of: the policies and programs related to multiculturalism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Multiculturalism)".

[124] Murta was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1985-2631 of 20 August 1985, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of tourism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Tourism)".

[125] Jelinek was assigned by Order-in Council P.C. 1984-3205 of 17 September, 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of National Health and Welfare in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of fitness and amateur sport. He was given the title "Minister of State (Fitness and Amateur Sport)".

[126] Jelinek was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1985-2632 of 20 August 1985, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State of Canada in carrying out of his responsibilities in respect of the policies and programs related to multiculturalism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Multiculturalism)".

[127] Mayer was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3206 of 17 September, 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Agriculture in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of the Canadian Wheat Board. He was given the title "Minister of State (Canadian Wheat Board) (Grains and Oilseeds)". He was appointed Minister of Agriculture on 4 Jan. 1993.

[128] MacMillan was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3207 of 17 September 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of tourism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Tourism)".

[129] Bissonnette was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3208 of 17 September 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of small businesses. He was given the title "Minister of State (Small Businesses)".

[130] Benoît Bouchard was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3209 of 17 September 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Transport. He was given the title "Minister of State (Transport)".

[131] Champagne was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3210 of 17 September 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State of Canada in the carrying out of his responsibilities relating to the youth of Canada. She was given the title "Minister of State (Youth)".

[132] Layton was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3211 of 17 September 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of matters relating to mines. He was given the title "Minister of State (Mines)".

[133] McDougall was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3212 of 17 September 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Finance. She was given the title "Minister of State (Finance)".

[134] Merrithew was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-3213 of 17 September 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Agriculture in the carrying out of his responsibilities relating to the forest resources in Canada. He later was also assigned by Order in Council 1986-1609 of 30 June 1986 to assist the Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of matters relating to mines. He was given the first title "Minister of State (Forestry) and later "Minister of State (Forestry and Mines)".

[135] McLean was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1985-2633 of 20 August 1985, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Employment and Immigration in carrying out of his responsibilities in respect of Immigration.. He was given the title "Minister of State (Immigration)".

[136] Blais-Grenier was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1985-2634 of 20 August 1985, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Transport. She was given the title "Minister of State (Transport)"'.

[137] LaSalle was not assigned to anyone pursuant to the Ministries and Ministers of State Act. He resigned from the Ministry on 19 February 1987.

[138] Bissonnette was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1986-1607 of 30 June 1986, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Transport. He was given the title "Minister of State (Transport)".

[139] McDougall was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1986-1608 of 30 June 1986, a Minister of State, to assist the President of the Treasury Board in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of privatization and regulatory affairs as amended by P.C. 1986-2787 of 11 December, 1988. She was given the title "Minister of State (Privatization and Regulatory Affairs)".

[140] Sen. Lowell Murray was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1986-1610 of 30 June 1986, a Minister of State, to assist the Prime Minister in respect of matters relating to federal-provincial relations. He was Given the title "Minister of State (Federal-Provincial Relations)". He was also Leader of the Government is the Senate.

[141] Charest was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1986-1611 of 30 June 1986, a Minister of State, to assist -the Secretary State of Canada in the carrying out of his responsibilities relating to the youth of Canada.

[142] Hockin was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1986-1612 of 30 June 1986, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Finance. He was given the title "Minister of State (Finance)".

[143] Valcourt was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1986-1613 of 30 June 1986, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect to small businesses and tourism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Small Businesses and Tourism)".

[144] Valcourt was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1987-1846 of 27 August 11, 1987, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. He was given the title "Minister of State (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)".

[145] Weiner was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1986-1614 of 27 August 1987, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Employment and Immigration in carrying on his responsibilities in respect of Immigration. He was given the title "Minister of State (Immigration)".

[146] Oberle was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1987-1648 of 11 August 1987, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of State for Science and Technology. He was given the title "Minister of State (Science and Technology)".

[147] Hees was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1987-1842 of 27 August 1987, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of National Health and Welfare in carrying out the latter's responsibilities in respect of senior citizens. He was given the title "Minister of State (Seniors)". Hees was also Minister of Veterans Affairs.

[148] Vézina was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1987-1845 of 27 August 1987, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Transport. She was given the title "Minister of State (Transport)".

[149] Lewis was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1987-1848 of 27 August 1987, a Minister of State, to assist the President of the Treasury Board. He was given the title "Minister of State (Treasury Board)". Order in Council P.C. 1987-1847 also assigned him to the President of the Privy Council with respect to his responsibilities as Leader of the Government in the House of Commons.

[150] Blais was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1987-1849 of 27 August 1987, a Minister of State, to assist -the Minister of Agriculture. He was given the title "Minister of State (Agriculture)".

[151] Vézina was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1988-647 of 31 March 1988, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Employment and Immigration. She was given the title "Minister of State (Employment and Immigration)". She was appointed Minister for External Relations on 4 Jan. 1993, and remained Minister of State (Seniors).

[152] Charest was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1988-646 of 31 March 1988, a Minister of State, to assist. the Minister of National Health and Welfare in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of fitness and amateur sport. He was given the title "Minister of State (Fitness and Amateur Sport)".

[153] Weiner was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1988-648 of 31 March 1938, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State of Canada in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of matters relating to multiculturalism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Multiculturalism)".

[154] St. Germain was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1988-649 of 31 March 1988, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Transport. He was given the title "Minister of State (Transport)".

[155] Vézina was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1988-2104 of 15 September 1988, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of National Health and Welfare in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of matters relating to senior citizens. She was given the title "Minister of State (Seniors)".

[156] Weiner was added Citizenship to his responsibilities. His title therefore changed to "Minister of State (Multiculturalism and Citizenship)".

[157] St. Germain was appointed Minister of State (Forestry). Order in Council P.C. 1988-2110 of 15 September 1988 transferred to him from the Minister of Agriculture the powers, duties and functions of the forest resources of Canada.

[158] McDermid was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1988-2114 of 15 September 1988, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister for International Trade in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of matters relating to International Trade. He was also assigned to the Minister of Public Works respecting (Housing). He was given the title "Minister of State (International Trade) and (Housing)".

[159] Martin was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1988-2114 of 15 September 1988, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Transport. She was given the title "Minister of State (Transport)"'.

[160] Oberle was appointed Minister of State (Forestry) and took over the duties and responsibilities assigned to this Minister by Order in Council 1988-2110 of 15 September 1988.

[161] Hockin was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1989-129 of 30 January 1989, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion in the carrying out of his responsibilities relating to small businesses and tourism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Small Businesses and Tourism)".

[162] McDermid was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1989-130 of 30 January 1989, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Finance in the carrying out of his responsibilities relating to privatization and regulatory affairs. He was given the title "Minister of State (Privatization and Regulatory Affairs)".

[163] Redway was appointed Minister of State (Housing) and took over the duties and responsibilities assigned to this Minister by Orders in Council P.C. 1988-2112 and P.C. 1988-2113 of 15 September 1988.

[164] Winegard was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1989-131 of 30 January 1989, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of State for Science and Technology. He was given the title "Minister of State (Science and Technology)".

[165] Campbell was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1989-132 of 30 January 1989, a Minister of State, to assist the, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. .She was given the title "Minister of State (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)".

[166] Loiselle was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1989-133 of 30 January 1989, a Minister to assist the Minister of Finance. He was given the title "Minister of State (Finance)".

[167] Andre was assigned by Order in Council 1990-408 of 23 February 1990, a Minister of State, to assist the Prime Minister in relation to the business of the House of Commons.

[168] Martin was assigned by Order in Council P.C, 1990-406 of 23 February 1990, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development in the carrying out of his responsibilities. She was given the title "Minister of State (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)".

[169] Corbeil was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1990-404 of 23 February 1990, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Transport. He was given the title "Minister of State (Transport)".

[170] Danis was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1990-403 of 23 February 1990, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of National Health and Welfare in respect of fitness and amateur sport. Order in Council P.C. 1990 also assigned him to assist the Minister of Employment and Immigration in respect of the youth of Canada. He was given the title "Minister of State (Youth) (Fitness and Amateur Sport)".

[171] McDermid was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1991-341 of 26 February 1991, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Finance in the carrying out of his responsibilities relating to finance and privatization. He was given the title "Minister of State (Finance and Privatization)".

[172] Cadieux was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1991-759 of 21 April 1991, a Minister of State, (a) to assist the Minister of National Health and Welfare in respect of fitness and amateur sport, and (b) to assist the Minister of Employment and Immigration in respect of the youth of Canada. He was given the title "Minister of State (Youth) (Fitness and Amateur Sport)".

[173] Landry was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1991-760 of 21 April 1991, a Minister of State to assist the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development in the carrying out of his responsibilities. She was given the title "Minister of State (Indian Affairs and Northern Development)". She was appointed Secretary of State of Canada on 4 Jan. 1993.

[174] Martin was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1991-761 of 21 April 1991, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Transport. She was given the title "Minister of State (Transport)".

[175] Browes was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1991-763 of 21 April 1991, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of the Environment in the carrying out of his responsibilities. She was given the title "Minister of State (Environment)".

[176] Collins was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1993-5 of 4 Jan. 1993, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of the Environment in carrying out of his responsibilities.

[177] Browes was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1993-3 of 4 Jan. 1993, a Minister of State to assist the Minister of Employment and Immigration in the carrying out of his responsibilities. She was given the title "Minister of State (Employment and Immigration).

[178] Vincent was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1993-4 of 4 Jan. 1993, a Minister of State to assist the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development in carrying out his responsibilities.

 

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