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The Cabinet of Barbados |
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Cabinet of Barbados | Select Administration |
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The Cabinet consists of ministerial heads of departments and is chaired by the Prime Minister. |
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Composition by Role |
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Ministers |
14 |
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Ministers of State |
2 |
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Special Envoy (cabinet level) |
1 |
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Parliamentary Secretaries |
1 |
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Ministers by Gender |
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Men |
13 |
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Women |
4 |
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Cabinet Reshuffle |
1 October 2001
On 24 September 2001 Prime Minister Owen Arthur announced a reshuffle of his Cabinet. The changes were effective from October 1. |
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1 October 2001 |
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Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Information, Defense & Security |
Hon. Owen S. ARTHUR, MP |
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Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs & Foreign Trade |
Hon. Billie A. MILLER, MP |
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Attorney General & Minister of Home Affairs |
Hon. Mia A. MOTTLEY, MP |
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Minister of Commerce, Consumer Affairs, & Business Development |
Hon. Ronald TOPPIN, MP |
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Minister of Economic Development, Industry & International Business |
Hon. Reginald R. FARLEY, MP |
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Minister of Agriculture & Rural Development |
Hon. Anthony P. WOOD, MP |
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Minister of Education, Youth Affairs, & Sports |
Hon. Rudolph GREENIDGE, MP |
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Minister of Health |
Senator, Dr. the Hon. Jerome X Walcott |
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Minister of Physical Development & the Environment |
Hon. H. Elizabeth THOMPSON, MP |
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Minister of Public Works & Transportation |
Hon.Rommel MARSHALL, MP |
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Minister of Labour & Social Security |
Hon. Rawle C. EASTMOND, MP |
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Minister of Housing & Lands |
Hon. Gline A. CLARKE, MP |
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Minister of Social Transformation |
Hon. Hamilton LASHLEY, MP |
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Minister of Tourism & International Transport |
Hon. Noel LYNCH, MP |
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Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office and the Civil Service |
Senator, the Hon. Glyne MURRAY |
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Minister of State for Education, Youth Affairs and Culture |
Hon. Cynthia Y. FORDE, MP |
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Special Envoy to the Prime Minister on Technology, Investment, & Trade |
Senator, the Hon. Philip GODDARD |
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Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Natural Resources |
Senator the Hon. Tyronne E. BARKER |
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As of 19 August 1999 |
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Member |
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Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Economic Affairs, Information, Defense & Security |
Hon. Owen S. ARTHUR, MP |
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Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs & Foreign Trade |
Hon. Billie A. MILLER, MP |
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Attorney General & Minister of Home Affairs |
Hon. David SIMMONS, MP |
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Minister of Education, Youth Affairs, & Culture |
Hon. Mia A. MOTTLEY, MP |
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Minister of Commerce, Consumer Affairs, & Business Development |
Hon. Ronald TOPPIN, MP |
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Minister of Industry & International Business |
Hon. Reginald R. FARLEY, MP |
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Minister of Agriculture & Rural Development |
Hon. Anthony P. WOOD, MP |
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Minister of Labour, Sports, & Public Sector Reform |
Hon. Rudolph GREENIDGE, MP |
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Minister of Public Works & Transportation |
Hon.Rommel MARSHALL, MP |
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Minister of Health |
Senator, the Hon. Philip GODDARD |
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Minister of Environment, Energy, & Natural Resources |
Hon. Rawle C. EASTMOND, MP |
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Minister of Housing & Lands |
Hon. Gline A. CLARKE, MP |
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Minister of Social Transformation |
Hon. Hamilton LASHLEY, MP |
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Minister of Tourism & International Transport |
Hon. Noel LYNCH, MP |
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Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office and the Civil Service |
Senator, the Hon. Glyne MURRAY |
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Parliamentary Secretary of Education, Youth Affairs and Culture |
Senator the Hon. Cynthia Y. FORDE, MP |
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Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Natural Resources |
Senator the Hon. Tyronne E. BARKER |
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The Cabinet consists of ministerial heads of departments and is chaired by the Prime Minister. |
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Compositon by Role |
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Ministers |
14 |
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Ministers of State |
1 |
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Parliamentary Secretaries |
2 |
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Total Members |
16 |
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Composition by Gender |
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Men |
12 |
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Women |
4 |
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25 January 1999
On 24 January 1999, Prime Minister Owen Arthur announced an expanded 14-member Cabinet after successfully leading his Barbados Labour Party (BLP) to a second successive victory in the 20 January 1999 General Election. The Cabinet was sworn in on 25 January 1999 |
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As of 25 January 1999 |
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Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Economic Affairs, Information, Defense & Security |
Hon. Owen S. ARTHUR, MP |
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Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs & Foreign Trade |
Hon. Billie A. MILLER, MP |
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Attorney General & Minister of Home Affairs |
Hon. David SIMONS, MP |
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Minister of Education, Youth Affairs, & Culture |
Hon. Mia A. MOTTLEY, MP |
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Minister of Commerce, Consumer Affairs, & Business Development |
Hon. Ronald TOPPIN, MP |
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Minister of Industry & International Business |
Hon. Reginald R. FARLEY, MP |
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Minister of Agriculture & Rural Development |
Hon. Anthony P. WOOD, MP |
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Minister of Labour, Sports, & Public Sector Reform |
Hon. Rudolph GREENIDGE, MP |
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Minister of Public Works & Transportation |
Senator, the Hon. Philip GODDARD |
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Minister of Health |
Hon. H. Elizabeth THOMPSON, MP |
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Minister of Environment, Energy, & Natural Resources |
Hon. Rawle C. EASTMOND, MP |
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Minister of Housing & Lands |
Hon. Gline A. CLARKE, MP |
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Minister of Social Transformation |
Hon. Hamilton LASHLEY, MP |
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Minister of Tourism & International Transport |
Hon. George PAYNE, MP |
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Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office and the Civil Service |
Senator, the Hon. Glyne MURRAY |
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Parliamentary Secretary of Education, Youth Affairs and Culture |
Senator the Hon. Cynthia Y. FORDE, MP |
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Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Natural Resources |
Senator the Hon. Tyronne E. BARKER |
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