Where (for) does which minister work? – Diepresse.com
The government of ÖVP, SPÖ and Neos has a chancellor, 13 ministers and seven state secretaries. On April 2, eleven of them have to go to the Hofburg again to get their final agendas. The question arises: who is now responsible for what? And: where do you have your offices?
The current coalition of ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS consists of 21 people. It was praised on March 3 by Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen. But not complete. Two of them were praised « without portfolio », others with the agendas of their predecessors. A fact that will be corrected on April 2 when you are invited to the Hofburg again to get all those departments to be overwhelmed for which you are responsible for the next five years. The basis for this is the corresponding adaptation of the Federal Ministry Act.
But that’s not all. So that Chancellor, Minister and State Secretaries can find space on the government bank in parliament, the seating there were quickly adapted. Specifically: the armchairs were made narrower. The office question, on the other hand, could not be clarified so quickly, which is why some have had to satisfy themselves with interior workstations in the past few weeks. A temporary that now also ends. An overview:
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Federal Chancellery on Ballhausplatz (c) Clemens Fabry
Head of government Christian Stocker (ÖVP) can be found in the Federal Chancellery on Ballhausplatz 2, where it acts from the wood-paneled districtky room. Also have in this building Claudia PlakolmMinister of Chancellor for Family, Youth, Europe and Integration, as well as State Secretary in the future and government coordinator Alexander Pröll (Constitution, general affairs of state administration, digitization). Plakolm is sitting in the Dr. Brigitte-Bierlein-Zimmer, Pröll takes over the premises of the previous Minister of Chancellor Karoline Edtstadler (ÖVP).
Vice -chancellor Andreas Babler (SPÖ) must also take a vow to van der Bellen again in order to get his agendas for living, art, culture, media and sport completely handed over. On March 3, he was temporarily praised as Federal Minister of Art, Culture, Public Service and Sport. He is attached to Radetzkystrasse 2 as State Secretary for Sport (and government coordinator) Michaela Schmidt. According to ex-Vice-Chancellor Werner Kogler (Greens), both are thus in « One of the shieldest buildings in Vienna ». The same address applies to Peter Hanke (SPÖ). He was temporarily praised as the Federal Minister of Climate Protection, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology, from then on he is called Minister of Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure.
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Official buildings in Radetzkystrasse (c) Clemens Fabry
Korinna Schumann (SPÖ), which leads a very large ministry with the areas of social affairs, health, care, consumer and animal welfare, the area of work is also formal with the National Council decision. Also for Norbert Tettschnig (ÖVP) We the list longer: It will also be responsible for climate and environmental protection as agricultural, forestry, regions and water management ministers. By the way, the two can be found locally at the Stubenring, wherever Wolfgang HattmannsdorferMinister for Economics, Energy and Tourism and the State Secretary for Tourism, Elisabeth Zehetner (both ÖVP). It is still unclear where State Secretary Ulrike Königsberger-Ludwig (SPÖ) will work in the long term. She is currently sitting at the Stubenring, but a move to Radetzkystrasse (for reasons of space) is in the room.
As Hattmannsdorfer, who has to indicate the « work », also loses Minister of Education Christoph Return (NEOS), which actually has his premises in the Palais Starhemberg on Minoritenplatz (since this is currently a construction site, you switch to the Wasagasse 2) something: April 2 will lose the areas of science and research. The latter change because Eva-Maria Holzleitner (SPÖ), which, starting from the Palais Dietrichstein, also acts as Minister of Women. A little further, in Johannesgasse 5, finance minister Markus Marterbauer (SPÖ) and the State Secretary for customs, export, capital market law, fintech and financial education, double taxation agreements, Barbara Eibinger-Miedl (ÖVP).
