Tasmanian Greens Spokespeople

Tasmanian Greens Shadow Ministry
Cabinet of Tasmania
Rosalie Woodruff, Leader of the Tasmanian Greens
Logo of the Tasmanian Greens
Date formed	23/04/2024
People and organisations
Governor	Barbara Baker
Total no. of members	5
Member party	Tasmanian Greens
Status in legislature	Crossbench
Opposition parties	Government - Liberals' Opposition - Labor
Opposition leaders	Liberal - Jeremy Rockliff Labor - Dean Winter
History
Outgoing election	2024 Tasmanian state election

Tasmanian Greens have not been in the official Opposition position since 2010,^[1] The party appoint their parliamentary members to various portfolios to shadow the Government's actions and plans. The current leader is Rosalie Woodruff.

Woodruff Shadow Ministry

The Ministry:^[2]

Party		Ministry Member	Portrait	Portfolio	Notes
	Greens	Rosalie Woodruff		Greens Leader Aboriginal Affairs Attorney-General Justice and Integrity Commission of Inquiry Response Climate Change and Forests LGBTIQA+ Animal Welfare Marine Environment	Leader since 2023, MP for Franklin
	Greens	Vica Bayley		Greens Deputy Leader Leader of Greens Business Treasury and Finance Energy Environment and Biodiversity Education Housing and Consumer Protection Sport and Events Veterans Affairs Arts	Deputy Leader since 2023, MP for Clark
	Greens	Helen Burnet		Preventative Health and Community Wellbeing Local Government Planning Infrastructure Transport Water Workplace Relations and Safety Multicultural Affairs Waste	Deputy Mayor of Hobart <2024, MP for Clark
	Greens	Cecily Rosol		Health and Mental Wellbeing Children and Young People Corrections and Rehabilitation Community Service Heritage Trade and Economic Development Disability Services Women	MP for Bass
	Greens	Tabatha Badger		Primary Industries Police, Fire and Emergency Management Parks and Public Land Skills and Training Tourism and Hospitality Prevention of Family Violence Small Business Science and Information Technology Mining
	Greens	Cassy O'Connor		Leader of the Greens in LegCo, Attorney-General and Justice, Animal Welfare, Democracy and Integrity.	Former Leader of the Greens and MP for Clark, currently MLC for Hobart

References

1. McCall, Tony (2013-11-06). "Will the Labor-Green alliance in Tasmania end in tears?". The Conversation. Retrieved 2024-04-23.
2. MPs, Tasmanian Greens. "Tabatha Badger". tasgreensmps.org/. Retrieved 2024-04-23.