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'Tom' ADAMS | Prime Minister » CABINET COMPOSITION The Cabinet consists of ministerial heads of departments and is chaired by the Prime Minister. Composition by Role Ministers 11 Parliamentary Secretaries 2 Ministers by Gender Men 10 Women 1 CABINET TIMELINE Cabinet Reshuffle 11 September 1978 Prime Minister J.M.G.M. 'Tom' Adams announced a reshuffle of his Cabinet. The reshuffle added two new faces, Dr. Donald Blackman and Nigel Barrow, and switches five other ministers. As of 11 September 1978 Photo Post Member Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Hon. J.M.G.M. Adams, MP Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade, Tourism, and Industry Hon. H. Bernard ST. JOHN, MP Attorney General and Minister of External Affairs Hon. Henry deB. FORDE, MP Minister of Health and National Insurance Hon. Billie A. MILLER, MP Minister of Education and Culture Hon. Louis TULL, MP Minister of Labour and Community Service Senator, Dr. the Hon. Donald BLACKMAN Minister of Housing, Lands, and Environment Hon. Lionel S. CRAIG, MP Minister for Constitution Affairs and Leader of the Senate Senator the Hon. Ronald MAPP, MP Minister of Agriculture, Food and Consumer Affairs Hon. Lloyd B. BRATHWAITE, MP Minister of Communication and Works Hon. Lindsay BOLDEN, MP Minister without portfolio with responsibility for Broadcasting, Liaison, and Public Relations Senator, the Hon. Nigel BARROW Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Housing, Lands and the Environment DeLisle O. BRADSHAW, MP CABINET COMPOSITION The Cabinet consists of ministerial heads of departments and is chaired by the Prime Minister. Compositon by Role Ministers 9 Parliamentary Secretaries 2 Composition by Gender Men 8 Women 1 CABINET TIMELINE 7 September 1976 Prime Minister J.M.G.M. 'Tom' Adams announced his new Cabinet after his Barbados Labour Party (BLP) was returned to office in the 2 September 1976 General Election. The nine-member Cabinet was sworn in on 7 September 1976 by acting Governor-General Sir Wiliam Douglas. the Cabinet included the first women minister, Billie Miller. As of 7 September 1976 Photo Post Member Prime Minister and Minister of Finance and Planning Hon. J.M.G.M. Adams, MP Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Caribbean Affairs, External Trade, Industry, and Tourism Hon. H. Bernard ST. JOHN, MP Attorney General and Minister of External Affairs Hon. Henry deB. FORDE, MP Minister of Health and National Insurance Hon. Billie A. MILLER, MP Minister of Education and Community Development Hon. Louis TULL, MP Minister of Labour, Welfare, Youth Affiars, and Sport Hon. Lionel S. CRAIG, MP Minister of Housing and Lands & Leader of Government Business in the Senate Senator the Hon. Ronald G. MAPP, MP Minister of Communication and Works Hon. Lloyd B. BRATHWAITE, MP Minister of Agriculture, Food, and Consumer Affairs Hon. 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