Second Schüssel government

The second government of Wolfgang Schüssel was sworn in on 28 February 2003 and was replaced on 11 January 2007.

Function	Office holder	Party	Secretary of State
Chancellor	Wolfgang Schüssel	ÖVP	Franz Morak (ÖVP) Karl Schweitzer (BZÖ)
Vice Chancellor and Minister of Transport, Innovation and Technology	Hubert Gorbach	BZÖ	Helmut Kukacka (ÖVP) Eduard Mainoni (BZÖ)
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Ursula Plassnik	ÖVP	Hans Winkler (no party affiliation)
Minister for Education, Science and Culture	Elisabeth Gehrer	ÖVP	—
Minister for Finance	Karl-Heinz Grasser	no party affiliation	Alfred Finz (ÖVP)
Minister of the Interior	Liese Prokop	ÖVP	—
Minister for Health and Women	Maria Rauch-Kallat	ÖVP	—
Minister of Justice	Karin Gastinger	BZÖ	—
Minister for Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management	Josef Pröll	ÖVP	—
Minister for Defense	Günther Platter	ÖVP	—
Minister of Social Security, Generations and Consumer Protection	Ursula Haubner	BZÖ	Sigisbert Dolinschek (BZÖ)
Minister for Economics and Labour	Martin Bartenstein	ÖVP	—

Governments of Austria
First Republic	Renner I Renner II Renner III Mayr I Mayr II Schober I Breisky Schober II Seipel I Seipel II Seipel III Ramek I Ramek II Seipel IV Seipel V Streeruwitz Schober III Vaugoin Ender Buresch I Buresch II Dollfuss I Dollfuss II Schuschnigg I Schuschnigg II Schuschnigg III Schuschnigg IV Seyss-Inquart
Second Republic	Renner IV Figl I Figl II Figl III Raab I Raab II Raab III Raab IV Gorbach I Gorbach II Klaus I Klaus II Kreisky I Kreisky II Kreisky III Kreisky IV Sinowatz Vranitzky I Vranitzky II Vranitzky III Vranitzky IV Vranitzky V Klima Schüssel I Schüssel II Gusenbauer Faymann I Faymann II Kern Kurz I Bierlein Kurz II

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