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'''John Lenders''' is an ] politician representing the Victorian Branch of the ] in the ]. He was the ] in the ] and ] in the ]. '''John Lenders''' (born 1 October 1958) is an Australian politician. He represented the ] in the ]. He was most notably the ] in the ] and ] in the ].
⚫ He was appointed Treasurer in August 2007 following the appointment of Premier ] and was succeeded on 3 December 2010 after the election of the ] Government. Lenders also served as the Leader of the Government in the ] during the tenure of the Labor Government.


⚫ He was appointed Treasurer in August 2007 following the appointment of Premier ] and was succeeded on 3 December 2010 after the election of the ] Government. Lenders also served as the Leader of the Government in the ] during the tenure of the Labor Government.
He is currently one of the five members elected to represent the ] and is a member of the Malvern branch of the ].


He was the Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council from 2010 to 2014 and held a number of shadow ministries.<ref name=members> {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110423120052/http://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/members/id/117 |date=23 April 2011 }}</ref>
⚫ == Prior Positions ==


Lenders retired at the ].<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11-18/former-treasurer-john-lenders-to-retire-from-politics/5098788|title=John Lenders to retire from Victorian politics|website=] |date=18 November 2013}}</ref>
⚫ Lenders entered parliament in September 1999, as the MLA for ]. During this period, he served as the Parliamentary Secretary for Treasury and Finance.<ref name=handbk></ref><ref name=remember></ref>


⚫ == Prior positions ==
⚫ He was then elected, in the subsequent 2002 election, MLC for Waverley.<ref name=remember/> As Minister for Industrial Relations, in 2002,<ref name=handbk/> he championed the Federal Awards (Uniform System) Bill, which sought to provide Federal award employment protection to Victoria's non-award covered workers, which was passed by Parliament in 2003.
⚫ Lenders entered parliament in September 1999, as the MLA for ]. During this period, he served as the Parliamentary Secretary for Treasury and Finance.<ref name=members/>


⚫ He was then elected, in the subsequent 2002 election, MLC for Waverley.<ref name=members/> As Minister for Industrial Relations, in 2002<ref name=members/> he championed the Federal Awards (Uniform System) Bill, which sought to provide Federal award employment protection to Victoria's non-award covered workers, which was passed by Parliament in 2003.
⚫ Lenders was also made Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Finance in 2002 - portfolios he occupied until 2005 and 2006 respectively. In January, 2005, he was made Minister for Major Projects, Minister for WorkCover and the TAC which he occupied until December 2006.<ref name=handbk/>


⚫ Lenders was also made ] and ] in 2002 - portfolios he occupied until 2005 and 2006 respectively. In January, 2005, he was made Minister for ], Minister for WorkCover and the TAC which he occupied until December 2006.<ref name=members/>
⚫ Lenders was elected to his current position of MLC for Southern Metropolitan Region in November 2006.<ref name=remember/> In December of the same year, he was promoted to Minister for Education. On the 3 August 2007 Lenders was again promoted to Treasurer, following the resignation of former Premier ].<ref name=handbk/>


⚫ Lenders was elected as MLC for Southern Metropolitan Region in November 2006.<ref name=members/> In December of the same year, he was promoted to Minister for Education. On 3 August 2007 Lenders was again promoted to Treasurer, following the resignation of Premier ].<ref name=members/>
⚫ Prior to his election to the Victorian State Parliament in 1999, he was Assistant State Secretary 1988 had later State Secretary and Campaign Director of the Victorian ALP in 1994. During this time, he was also a member of the National Executive and Campaign Committee.<ref name=handbk/><ref name=remember/>


⚫ Prior to his election to the Victorian State Parliament in 1999, he was Assistant State Secretary 1988 and later State Secretary and Campaign Director of the Victorian ALP in 1994. During this time, he was also a member of the National Executive and Campaign Committee.<ref name=members/>
⚫ == Family ==


⚫ == Family ==
Lenders is the son of dairy farmers from Gippsland, and is married with three children.<ref name=handbk/> He grew up in regional Victoria, before moving to Melbourne for tertiary education. Lenders is the son of dairy farmers from Gippsland, and is married with three children.<ref name=members/> He grew up in regional Victoria, before moving to Melbourne for tertiary education.


== Education == == Education ==
Lenders attended ] East Primary School in 1963. He then moved to St Joseph's Primary School in ] until graduation in 1969.<ref name=members/>


Lenders attended ] East Primary School in 1963. He then moved to St Joseph's Primary School in ] until graduation in 1969<ref name=handbk/>. Lenders studied education at Rusden Teachers College after attending ]<ref name=handbk/>; before going on to study law at ]<ref name=handbk/> Lenders studied education at Rusden Teachers College after graduating from ];<ref name=members/> before going on to study law at ]<ref name=members/>


== Memberships == == Memberships ==
A member of the Australian labor Party and a former State Secratary. Lenders is a member of the ] and has previously served as its State Secretary and campaign director.<ref name=members/>


Lenders is also a member of the ]<ref name=handbk/>; the ]<ref name=handbk/>; ]<ref name=handbk/>; and is a fellow of the Williamson Community Leadership Program.<ref name=handbk/> In September 2010 John lenders as awarded Honorary Life Membership of the ] in recognition of his commitment to reform of the ] which he oversaw in the lead-up to and following the State Labor Party's re-election in 2002. Lenders is also a member of the ];<ref name=members/> ];<ref name=members/> and is a fellow of the Williamson Community Leadership Program.<ref name=members/>
In September 2010 Lenders was awarded Honorary Life Membership of the ] in recognition of his commitment to reform of the ], which he oversaw in the lead-up to and following the Labor Government's re-election in 2002.


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Australian politician

John LendersJP
Member of the Victorian Legislative Council
In office
30 November 2002 – 29 November 2014
ConstituencySouthern Metropolitan Region
Treasurer of Victoria
In office
3 August 2007 – 2 December 2010
Preceded byJohn Brumby
Succeeded byKim Wells
Victorian
Minister for Education
In office
1 December 2006 – 8 August 2007
Preceded byLynne Kosky
Succeeded byBronwyn Pike
Personal details
Born (1958-10-01) 1 October 1958 (age 66)
Warragul, Victoria
NationalityAustralian
Political partyLabor Party

John Lenders (born 1 October 1958) is an Australian politician. He represented the Southern Metropolitan Region in the Victorian Legislative Council. He was most notably the Minister for Education in the Bracks Government and Treasurer of Victoria in the Brumby Government.

He was appointed Treasurer in August 2007 following the appointment of Premier John Brumby and was succeeded on 3 December 2010 after the election of the Baillieu Government. Lenders also served as the Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council during the tenure of the Labor Government.

He was the Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council from 2010 to 2014 and held a number of shadow ministries.

Lenders retired at the 2014 Victorian state election.

Prior positions

Lenders entered parliament in September 1999, as the MLA for Dandenong North. During this period, he served as the Parliamentary Secretary for Treasury and Finance.

He was then elected, in the subsequent 2002 election, MLC for Waverley. As Minister for Industrial Relations, in 2002 he championed the Federal Awards (Uniform System) Bill, which sought to provide Federal award employment protection to Victoria's non-award covered workers, which was passed by Parliament in 2003.

Lenders was also made Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Finance in 2002 - portfolios he occupied until 2005 and 2006 respectively. In January, 2005, he was made Minister for Major Projects, Minister for WorkCover and the TAC which he occupied until December 2006.

Lenders was elected as MLC for Southern Metropolitan Region in November 2006. In December of the same year, he was promoted to Minister for Education. On 3 August 2007 Lenders was again promoted to Treasurer, following the resignation of Premier Steve Bracks.

Prior to his election to the Victorian State Parliament in 1999, he was Assistant State Secretary 1988 and later State Secretary and Campaign Director of the Victorian ALP in 1994. During this time, he was also a member of the National Executive and Campaign Committee.

Family

Lenders is the son of dairy farmers from Gippsland, and is married with three children. He grew up in regional Victoria, before moving to Melbourne for tertiary education.

Education

Lenders attended Drouin East Primary School in 1963. He then moved to St Joseph's Primary School in Trafalgar until graduation in 1969.

Lenders studied education at Rusden Teachers College after graduating from Trafalgar High School; before going on to study law at Monash University

Memberships

Lenders is a member of the Labor Party and has previously served as its State Secretary and campaign director.

Lenders is also a member of the Australian Services Union; Bicycle Victoria; and is a fellow of the Williamson Community Leadership Program.

In September 2010 Lenders was awarded Honorary Life Membership of the Proportional Representation Society of Australia in recognition of his commitment to reform of the Victorian Legislative Council, which he oversaw in the lead-up to and following the Labor Government's re-election in 2002.

References

  1. ^ Parliament of Victoria Parliamentary Members Information Archived 23 April 2011 at the Wayback Machine
  2. "John Lenders to retire from Victorian politics". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 18 November 2013.
Treasurers of Victoria
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