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Deputy Chief Minister of the Northern Territory

Field	Value
post	Deputy Chief Minister
body	the
Northern Territory
flag	Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
flagsize	120px
flagcaption	Flag of the Northern Territory
insignia	Northern Territory Coat of Arms.svg
insigniasize	120px
insigniacaption	Coat of arms of the Northern Territory
incumbent	Gerard Maley
incumbentsince	9 September 2024
department	Department of the Chief Minister
style	The Honourable
member_of
reports_to	Chief Minister of the Northern Territory
seat	Darwin, Northern Territory
nominator	Chief Minister of the Northern Territory
appointer	Administrator of the Northern Territory
appointer_qualified	on the advice of the chief minister
termlength	At the Administrator's pleasure
formation	20 November 1974
first	Paul Everingham

Northern Territory The deputy chief minister of the Northern Territory is a role in the Government of the Northern Territory assigned to a responsible Minister in the Northern Territory. It has second ranking behind the chief minister of the Northern Territory in Cabinet, and its holder serves as acting chief minister during absence or incapacity of the chief minister. The deputy chief minister is almost always the deputy leader of the governing party.

The incumbent deputy chief minister of the Northern Territory is Gerard Maley. Maley assumed the position in September 2024, becoming the first deputy chief minister of the current Country Liberal Government since September 2024.

List of deputy chief ministers of the Northern Territory

Deputy Chief Minister	Party	Period in office
		Paul Everingham	Country Liberal Party
		Bernie Kilgariff	Country Liberal Party
		Grant Tambling	Country Liberal Party
		Marshall Perron	Country Liberal Party
		Nick Dondas	Country Liberal Party
		Barry Coulter	Country Liberal Party
		Ray Hanrahan	Country Liberal Party
		Barry Coulter	Country Liberal Party
		Mike Reed	Country Liberal Party
		Syd Stirling	Labor Party
		Marion Scrymgour	Labor Party
		Delia Lawrie	Labor Party
		Robyn Lambley	Country Liberal Party
		Willem Westra van Holthe	Country Liberal Party
		Dave Tollner	Country Liberal Party
		Peter Chandler	Country Liberal Party
		Willem Westra van Holthe	Country Liberal Party
		Peter Styles	Country Liberal Party
		Nicole Manison	Labor Party
		Chansey Paech	Labor Party
		Gerard Maley	Country Liberal Party

References

Legislative Assembly of the Northern Territory 1974 – 2012 Office Holders

References

The [[Northern Territory Legislative Assembly]] was created in 1974 but self-government was not granted until July 1978. The offices of leader and deputy were known as "(Deputy) Majority Leader" until then and as "(Deputy) Chief Minister" after.

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