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Next up is Tom Osborne. He holds onto his title as Finance Minister.

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Christopher Mitchelmore is next. He continues on as Minister of Tourism, Culture, Industry and Innovation as well as Minister responsible of francophone affairs.

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Andrew Parsons now.

Parsons holds his title as Minister of Justice and Public Saftey, Attorney General and House Leader.

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Next up is Steve Crocker.

Crocker remains as Minister of Transportation and Works.

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Gerry Byrne up next.

Byrne continues on as Minister of Fisheries and Land Resources.

So far, no changes.

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Siobhan Coady being sworn-in.

No surprise there, Coady continues as Minister of Natural Resources, and Deputy Government House Leader.

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Sherry Gambin-Walsh now.

All the same and continues as Minister Responsible for Service NL.

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John Haggie’s turn.

Again, no surprise and Haggie keeps his portfolio as Minister of Health and Community Services.

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Onto Lisa Dempster.

Dempster continues as Minister of Children, Seniors and Social Development, Minister responsible for NL Housing Corporation, Municipal Affairs and Environment - what was formerly Graham Letto’s portfolio.

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And Minister responsible for the Status of Persons with Disabilities.

Dempster takes on a heavy load with the addition of Minister responsible for Municipal Affairs and Environment.

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Bernard Davis is next.

Davis continues on as Minister of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour.

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Carol Anne Haley holds on to her position as Minister responsible for the Status of Women.

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Lastly, the only new face in the group of Cabinet Minister’s is Brian Warr.

Warr takes over as Minister of Education and Early Childhood Declopment.

Warr takes the seat formerly held by Al Hawkins.

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