First Schüssel government

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The first Schüssel government of Austria was formed after the 1999 Austrian legislative election under Chancellor Wolfgang Schüssel. It was replaced shortly after the 2002 election.

Composition[]

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
Federal ChancellorWolfgang Schüssel4 February 200028 February 2003 ÖVP
Vice-Chancellor
Minister for Public Service and Sports		Susanne Riess-Passer4 February 200028 February 2003 FPÖ
Minister for Foreign AffairsBenita Ferrero-Waldner4 February 200028 February 2003 ÖVP
Minister of the InteriorErnst Strasser4 February 200028 February 2003 ÖVP
Minister of Justice [de]4 February 20002 March 2000 FPÖ
 [de]2 March 200028 February 2003 FPÖ
Minister of FinanceKarl-Heinz Grasser4 February 200028 February 2003 FPÖ
Minister for Economy and LabourMartin Bartenstein4 February 200028 February 2003 ÖVP
Minister for Social Security and GenerationsElisabeth Sickl4 February 200024 October 2000 FPÖ
Herbert Haupt24 October 200028 February 2003 FPÖ
Minister for Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water ManagementWilhelm Molterer4 February 200028 February 2003 ÖVP
Minister for Defence [de]4 February 200028 February 2003 FPÖ
Minister for Transport, Innovation and Technology [de]4 February 200013 November 2000 FPÖ
Monika Forstinger13 November 200018 February 2002 FPÖ
 [de]18 February 200228 February 2003 FPÖ
Minister for Education, Science and CultureElisabeth Gehrer4 February 200028 February 2003 ÖVP

Notes and references[]

  • "661. Sitzung des Bundesrates der Republik Österreich" [Protocol of the 661st Session of the National Council] (in German). Austrian Government. Retrieved 18 November 2019.
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