Former Senator Annette Hurley

Former Senator Annette Hurley

Former Senator

Party
Australian Labor Party
Chamber
Senate

Biography

Parliamentary service
  • State: Elected to the South Australian House of Assembly for Napier, 1993. Defeated at general elections 2002.
  • Federal: Elected to the Senate for South Australia 2004. Retired with the expiration of term 2011.
Parliamentary positions
  • Temporary Chair of Committees from 4.9.2008 to 30.6.2011.
Committee service
  • Joint Statutory: Public Works served from 28.2.2007 to 17.10.2007; Public Accounts and Audit served from 26.10.2010 to 30.6.2011; Corporations and Financial Services served from 26.10.2010 to 30.6.2011
  • Senate Legislative and General Purpose Standing: Legal and Constitutional Affairs: Legislation served as Substitute member from 7.12.2005 to 27.2.2006; Economics served from 28.2.2007 to 13.2.2008; Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport served from 12.2.2008 to 5.2.2009; Economics served as Chair from 14.2.2008 to 13.5.2009; Legal and Constitutional Affairs served from 17.3.2008 to 1.7.2008; Economics: Legislation served as Chair from 14.5.2009 to 30.6.2011; Economics: References served from 14.5.2009 to 30.6.2011
  • Senate Standing: Publications served from 28.2.2007 to 11.2.2008; Procedure served from 14.2.2008 to 30.6.2011; Privileges served from 14.2.2008 to 13.8.2009
Conferences, delegations and visits
  • Member, Parliamentary Delegation to the Cook Islands, New Zealand and Fiji, November 2006.
  • Member, Parliamentary Delegation to Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, September-October 2008.
  • Member, Parliamentary Delegation to Thailand, August 2009.
  • Member, Parliamentary Delegation to Bhutan and Mongolia, July 2010.
Parliamentary party positions
  • Australian Labor Party. Served: 01.07.2005 to 30.06.2011
  • Shadow Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs from 8.8.2005 to 7.12.2006.
  • Shadow Cabinet Minister from 8.8.2005 to 7.12.2006.
Party positions
  • President of the Australian Labor Party (SA) from 1997 to 1998.
  • President of the Australian Labor Party (SA) from 2001 to 2002.
  • Member of the Australian Labor Party National Executive from 2004.
Personal
  • Born: 1955, Adelaide, Australia
  • Gender: Female
  • Marital Status: Married
Qualifications and occupation before entering Federal Parliament
  • BSc (University of Adelaide).
  • Director of a public affairs company from 2002 to 2004.
State/Territory Government service
  • Elected to the South Australian House of Assembly for Napier, 1993. Defeated at general elections 2002.
  • Member, Opposition Shadow Ministry from 23.9.1994 to 8.2.2002.
  • Shadow Minister for Housing and Urban Development from 23.9.1994 to 23.10.1997.
  • Shadow Minister for Local Government from 23.9.1994 to 23.10.1997.
  • Shadow Minister assisting in Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs from 23.9.1994 to 24.2.1997.
  • Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs from 25.2.1997 to 23.10.1997.
  • Shadow Minister for Government Enterprises and Infrastructure from 23.10.1997 to 13.7.2000.
  • Shadow Minister for Mines and Energy from 23.10.1997 to 13.7.2000.
  • Deputy Leader of the State Parliamentary Labor Party from 23.10.1997 to 8.2.2002.
  • Deputy Leader of the Opposition from 23.10.1997 to 8.2.2002.
  • Shadow Minister for Regional Development from 28.9.1998 to 8.2.2002.
  • Shadow Minister for Public Sector Employment from 28.9.1998 to 13.7.2000.
  • Shadow Minister for Primary Industries from 13.7.2000 to 8.2.2002.
  • Shadow Minister for Science and Technology (including Information Technology) from 13.7.2000 to 8.2.2002.

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