Second Rockliff ministry

Second Rockliff ministry
47th[a] Cabinet of Tasmania
Jeremy Rockliff (Premier) Guy Barnett (Deputy Premier)
Date formed	11 April 2024 (2024-04-11)
Date dissolved	11 August 2025 (2025-08-11)
People and organisations
Monarch	Charles III
Governor	Barbara Baker
Premier	Jeremy Rockliff
Premier's history	Premiership of Jeremy Rockliff
Deputy Premier	Guy Barnett
No. of ministers	14
Member party	Liberal
Status in legislature	Minority government 14 / 35 (40%)
Opposition cabinet	Winter shadow ministry
Opposition party	Labor
Opposition leader	Dean Winter
History
Election	2024
Legislature term	2024-2025
Predecessor	First Rockliff ministry
Successor	Third Rockliff ministry

The Second Rockliff ministry is the former and second cabinet of Premier Jeremy Rockliff that was formed following the final counting of the 2024 Tasmanian state election.^[1]

On 5 June 2025, a no-confidence motion in the Premier passed the parliament, with Rockliff stating he would seek a snap election.^[2] The snap election resulted in a hung parliament, with Rockliff confident he will retain the support of the crossbench.^[3]

This ministry was succeeded by Rockliff's incoming third ministry on 11 August 2025.^[4]

This article is part of a series about Jeremy Rockliff
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The Second Rockliff ministry was sworn in on 11 April 2024. The table of ministers can be found below.^[5]

Second Rockliff ministry
Minister	Jeremy Rockliff MP	Guy Barnett MP
Minister for	Premier Tourism Trade and Major Investment	Deputy Premier Attorney-General Treasurer Justice
Department administered	Premier and Cabinet Tourism Tasmania State Growth	Justice Treasury and Finance
Minister	Eric Abetz MP	Madeleine Ogilvie MP
Minister for	Business, Industry and Resources Transport	Innovation, Science and Digital Economy Corrections and Rehabilitation Environment Arts and Heritage
Department administered	State Growth	State Growth Justice Natural Resources and Environment
Minister	Nick Duigan MLC	Felix Ellis MP
Minister for	Energy and Renewables Parks Sport and Events	Police, Fire and Emergency Management Housing, Planning and Consumer Affairs Skills and Training
Department administered	State Growth	Justice Communities State Growth
Minister	Jane Howlett MP	Roger Jaensch MP
Minister for	Primary Industries and Water Hospitality and Small Business Racing	Children and Young People Mental Health and Wellbeing Community Services |Finance
Department administered	Natural Resources and Environment State Growth	Education, Children and Young People Health Communities |Treasury and Finance
Minister	Jo Palmer MLC	Jacquie Petrusma MP
Minister for	Education Disability Services Women and the Prevention of Family Violence	Health Aboriginal Affairs Indigenous Affairs
Department administered	Education Health	Health
Minister	Kerry Vincent MLC
Minister for	Infrastructure Local Government
Department administered	Infrastructure Local Government
Assistant Ministry
Assistant Minister	Simon Behrakis MP	Rob Fairs MP
Assistant Minister for	Assistant to the Premier Housing and Planning	Youth Engagement
Department administered	Premier and Cabinet State Growth	Education, Children and Young People
Assistant Minister	Simon Wood MP
Assistant Minister for	Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing
Department administered	Health

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