The Executive Council of Alberta (commonly known as the cabinet) is made up of members of the Alberta Progressive Conservative Party which holds a majority of seats in the Legislative Assmebly of Alberta . The cabinet is appointed by the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta on the advice of the Premier. The current cabinet was sworn-in on November 24, 2004 following the 26th Alberta general election.
Members are listed in order of precedence.
| Portfolio
| Minister
|
Premier of Alberta
- and President of the Executive Council
- and Minister responsible for the Public Affairs Bureau
| Ralph Klein
|
Deputy Premier
- and Minister of Finance
- and Chair of the Treasury Board
| Shirley McClellan
|
| Minister of Advanced Education
| David Hancock
|
Minister of Justice
- and Attorney General of Alberta
| Ron Stevens
|
| Minister of Health and Wellness
| Iris Evans
|
| Minister of Intergovernmental and International Relations
| Ed Stelmach
|
| Minister of Education
| Gene Zwozdesky
|
| Minister of Energy
| Greg Melchin
|
| Minister of Community Development
| Gary Mar
|
| Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation
| Lyle Oberg
|
Minister of Human Resources and Employment
- and Minister responsible for Personnel Administration Office
| Mike Cardinal
|
| Minister of Environment
| Guy Boutilier
|
| Minister of Children's Services
| Heather Forsyth
|
| Minister of Innovation and Science
| Victor Doerksen
|
| Minister of Sustainable Resource Development
| David Coutts
|
| Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development
| Pearl Calahasen
|
| Minister of Government Services
| Ty Lund
|
| Minister of Economic Development
| Clint Dunford
|
| Minister of Gaming
| Gordon Graydon
|
| Minister of Municipal Affairs
| Rob Renner
|
| Minister of Restructuring and Government Efficiency
| Luke Ouellette
|
| Solicitor General of Alberta
| Harvey Cenaiko
|
| Minister of Seniors and Community Supports
| Yvonne Fritz
|
| Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development
| Doug Horner
|
| Caucus Liaison1 (Southern Alberta )
| Cindy Ady
|
| Caucus Liaison1 (Northern Alberta )
| Hector Goudreau
|
1 The caucus liaisons were included for the first time on November 24, 2004. They do not hold portfolios but do attend cabinet to express the views of backbenchers.
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