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Cain II Ministry
61st Cabinet of Victoria, Australia
1982–1990
Date formed	8 April 1982
People and organisations
Head of government	John Cain II
Deputy head of government	Robert Fordham (1982–1989) Joan Kirner
No. of ministers	21
Member party	Australian Labor Party
Status in legislature	Labor Majority Government
Opposition leader	Jeff Kennett Alan Brown Jeff Kennett
History
Predecessor	Thompson Ministry
Successor	Kirner Ministry

The Cain II Ministry (1982–1990) was the 61st ministry of the Government of Victoria. It was led by the Premier of Victoria, John Cain II, of the Australian Labor Party. The ministry was sworn in on 8 April 1982.

Portfolios

Office	Minister
Premier Minister for Ethnic Affairs	The Hon John Cain II, MP
Deputy Premier Attorney-General Minister for the Arts	The Hon Robert Fordham, MP (1982–1989)	The Hon Joan Kirner, MP
Minister for Property and Services	The Hon Ian Baker, MP
Minister for Tourism Minister for Conservation and Environment	The Hon Steve Crabb, MP
Minister for Health	The Hon Caroline Hogg, MLC
Minister for Local Government	The Hon Maureen Lyster, MLC
Minister for Planning and Urban Growth	The Hon Andrew McCutcheon, MP
Minister for Consumer Affairs Minister for Prices Minister for Aboriginal Affairs	The Hon Brian Mier, MLC
Minister for Labour	The Hon Neil Pope, MP
Minister for Education	The Hon Barry Pullen, MLC	The Hon Joan Kirner, MP
Treasurer	The Hon Tom Roper, MP
Minister for Agriculture and Rural Affairs	The Hon Barry Rowe, MP
Minister for Police and Emergency Services Minister for Corrections	The Hon Malcolm Sandon, MP
Minister for Community Services	The Hon Kay Setches, MP
Minister for Housing and Construction	The Hon Tony Sheehan, MP
Minister for Transport	The Hon Peter Spyker, MP
Minister for Sport and Recreation	The Hon Neil Trezise, MP
Minister for Industry and Economic Planning Minister for Major Projects	The Hon David White, MLC