Colonial Secretary of Western Australia (as chief ministerial role)

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The Colonial Secretary of Western Australia (as chief ministerial role) was the leading political office in the colony’s government before the establishment of the position of Premier.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chief ministerial office
colonial government position
political office
appliesToJurisdiction Western Australia
appointedBy British colonial authorities
Governor of Western Australia ONNED1
associatedWith colonial self-government in Western Australia
category Colonial Western Australian politics
Defunct political offices of Australia
constitutionalRole principal civil adviser to the Governor
country Swan River Colony
surface form: Colony of Western Australia
followedBy Premier of Western Australia
governmentBranch executive branch
hierarchicalPosition leading political office in the colonial government
historicalSignificance bridge between gubernatorial rule and responsible government with a Premier
jurisdiction internal civil affairs of the colony
locatedIn Perth, Western Australia NERFINISHED
officeCreatedUnder colonial constitutional arrangements of Western Australia
officeHolderSelectionMethod appointment rather than direct election
officeRank senior ministerial position in the colonial cabinet
officeScope colony-wide
officeType head of government
partOf Cabinet of Western Australia
surface form: Cabinet of Western Australia (colonial era)

Executive Council of Western Australia
surface form: Executive Council of Western Australia (colonial era)
politicalSystemContext British colonial system
positionHeldIn Government of Western Australia
surface form: Government of Western Australia (colonial era)
precededBy Governor of Western Australia
surface form: Governor of Western Australia (as sole executive authority)
relevance direct predecessor to the office of Premier of Western Australia
replacedBy Premier of Western Australia
responsibleFor advising the Governor on civil administration
coordination of colonial administration
overall political leadership of the colony
status historical office
style The Honorable
surface form: The Honourable
subordinateTo Governor of Western Australia
usedDuring period before establishment of the Premier of Western Australia

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Premier of Western Australia precededBy Colonial Secretary of Western Australia (as chief ministerial role)