JEREMY Hanson has announced a reallocation of Shadow Cabinet portfolios.

“I’m lucky to lead a Canberra Liberals team with a wealth of talent and experience, who will take on additional roles following on from Brendan’s Smyth’s resignation,” Jeremy said.

“All existing Shadow Ministers will retain their current responsibilities.”

Shadow Cabinet is as follows with new roles highlighted:

• Jeremy Hanson
  Leader of the Opposition
  Shadow Minister for Health
  Shadow Attorney-General
  Shadow Minister for Police
  Shadow Minister for Gaming and Racing
  Shadow Minister for Veterans’ Affairs

• Alistair Coe

  Deputy Leader of the Opposition
  Shadow Treasurer
  Shadow Minister for Transport
  Shadow Minister for Urban Services
  Shadow Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
  Shadow Minister for Heritage

• Steve Doszpot
  Shadow Minister for Education
  Shadow Minister for Higher Education
  Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation
  
  Shadow Minister for Ageing
  Shadow Minister for ICT

• Andrew Wall
  Shadow Minister for Business and Economic Development
  Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations
  Shadow Minister for Corrections
  Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs
  Shadow Minister for Disability
  Shadow Minister for Youth

• Nicole Lawder
  Shadow Minister for Family and Community Services
  Shadow Minister for Environment
  Shadow Minister for Housing
  Shadow Minister for Arts and Tourism

• Giulia Jones
  Shadow Minister for Women
  Shadow Minister for Emergency Services
  Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs
  Shadow Minister for Mental Health

“Alistair Coe will also become Chair of the Estimates Committee, a Member of the Parliamentary Budget Office Select Committee and a Member of the Public Accounts Committee,” Jeremy said.

“Nicole Lawder will become Chair of the Public Accounts Committee.

“Andrew Wall will also become the Opposition Whip.

“This is a strong Shadow Cabinet and I’ll be proud to lead this team forward as head towards the ACT Election in October,” Mr Hanson concluded.