Minister for Police and Emergency Services (New South Wales)




























Minister for Police
Minister for Emergency Services
Coat of Arms of New South Wales.svg

Deputy Premier of New South Wales Troy Grant.jpg

Incumbent
Troy Grant
since 2 April 2015
Ministry for Police and Emergency Services
Style The Honourable
Appointer Governor of New South Wales
Inaugural holder
John Waddy (as Minister for Police)
Bob Heffron (as Minister for National Emergency Services)
Formation 3 January 1975 (Police)
1941 (Emergency Services)

The New South Wales Minister for Police and the Minister for Emergency Services are minister in the Government of New South Wales who have responsibilities which includes conduct and regulation of all police and services agencies and personnel and also deals with operational and event planning issues, and for fire and rescue services in New South Wales, Australia.


The current Minister for Police, since 2 April 2015, and the current Minister for Emergency Services, since 30 January 2017, is Troy Grant.


The minister undertakes their work through the Department of Justice, the Minister for Policy and Emergency Services,[1] the New South Wales Crime Commission, the New South Wales Police Force and the Police Integrity Commission, Emergency Management NSW, Fire and Rescue NSW, the New South Wales Rural Fire Service and the New South Wales State Emergency Service.[2]




Contents






  • 1 List of ministers


    • 1.1 Police


    • 1.2 Emergency Services




  • 2 References





List of ministers



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Minister
 Party affiliation
 Ministerial title
 Term start
 Term end
 Time in office

John Waddy
Liberal
 Minister for Police
 3 January 1975
 23 January 1976
 1 year, 20 days


Bill Crabtree
Labor
 Minister for Police
 1980
 1981

Peter Anderson
 1981
 1982
Minister for Police and Emergency Services
 1982
 1986

George Paciullo
 1986
 1988

Ted Pickering
 Liberal
 1988
 1992

Terry Griffiths
 Minister for Police
 1992
 1994

Garry West
National
 1994
 1995

Paul Whelan
 Labor
 4 April 1995 (1995-04-04)
 21 November 2001 (2001-11-21)
6 years, 231 days

Michael Costa
 2001
 2003

John Watkins
 2003
 2005

Carl Scully
 2005
 2006

John Watkins
 2006
 2007

David Campbell
 2007
 2008

Matt Brown
 2008
 2008

Tony Kelly
 2008
 2009

Michael Daley
 14 September 2009
 28 March 2011
 1 year, 195 days

Mike Gallacher
 Liberal
 Minister for Police and Emergency Services
 4 April 2011
 2 May 2014
 3 years, 28 days

Stuart Ayres
 6 May 2014
 1 April 2015
 330 days

Troy Grant
 National
 Minister for Police and Justice
 2 April 2015
 30 January 2017 (2017-01-30)
 3 years, 252 days
Minister for Police
 30 January 2017 (2017-01-30)
present


Emergency Services




















































































































































































Minister
 Party affiliation
 Ministerial title
 Term start
 Term end
 Time in office

Bob Heffron
 Labor
 Minister for National Emergency Services
 1941
 1944

Jack Baddeley
 1944
 1949

James McGirr
 1949
 1949


John Waddy
 Liberal
 Minister for Services
 1975
 1976


Ron Mulock
 Labor
 Minister for Services
 1976
 1977

William Haigh
 1977
 1978

Bill Crabtree
 1978
 1981

Peter Anderson
 1981
 1982
Minister for Police and Emergency Services
 1982
 1986

George Paciullo
 1986
 1988

Ted Pickering
 Liberal
 1988
 1992
Minister for Emergency Services
 1992
 1992

Wayne Merton
 1992
 1993

Terry Griffiths
 1993
 1994

Garry West
 National
 1994
 1995

Bob Debus
 Labor
 1995
 1997

Brian Langton
 1997
 1998

Bob Debus
 1998
 2003

Tony Kelly
 2003
 2007

Nathan Rees
 2007
 2008

Tony Kelly
 2008
 2009

Steve Whan
 2009
 4 April 2011

Mike Gallacher
 Liberal
 Minister for Police and Emergency Services
 4 April 2011
 2 May 2014
 3 years, 28 days

Stuart Ayres
 6 May 2014
 1 April 2015
 330 days

David Elliott
 Minister for Emergency Services
 2 April 2015
 30 January 2017
 1 year, 303 days

Troy Grant
 National
 30 January 2017
incumbent
 1 year, 314 days


References





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  2. ^ "Portfolio: Police and Emergency Services". NSW Government Directory. NSW Government. Retrieved 8 October 2012.










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