Ministry of Social Affairs (of 2002) (2002–2004)
Established: 1. January 2002
Abolished: 1. October 2004
On 1 January 2002, the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs had its name changed to the Ministry of Social Affairs, listed here as the Ministry of Social Affairs (of 2002). Health affairs were transferred to the new Ministry of Health.
On 1 October 2004, the Ministry of Social Afffairs (of 2002) had its name changed to the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, listed here as the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (of 2004). Labour affairs were transferred from the Ministry of Government Administration and Labour (of 1998), which now had its name changed to the Ministry of Modernisation.
Politicians
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Høybråten, Dagfinn (KrF)
- Minister of Labour and Social Affairs – Kjell Magne Bondevik' Second Government 18/06/2004–01/10/2004
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Schou, Ingjerd (H)
- Minister of Social Affairs – Kjell Magne Bondevik' Second Government 01/01/2002–18/06/2004
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Eide, Helge
- State Secretary for Høybråten, Dagfinn 18/06/2004–01/10/2004
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Kaldheim, Osmund
- State Secretary for Schou, Ingjerd 01/01/2002–01/01/2003
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Ravnanger, Kristin
- State Secretary for Høybråten, Dagfinn 18/06/2004–01/10/2004
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Risebrobakken, Jan Otto
- State Secretary for Schou, Ingjerd 01/01/2003–18/06/2004
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Hauglie, Anniken (H)
- Political Adviser (leave of absence) for Schou, Ingjerd 20/05/2004–18/06/2004
- Political Adviser for Schou, Ingjerd 01/01/2003–18/06/2004
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Hjemdal, Line Henriette (KrF)
- Political Adviser for Høybråten, Dagfinn 18/06/2004–01/10/2004
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Holm, Kristin (H)
- Political Adviser (acting) for Schou, Ingjerd 21/04/2004–18/06/2004
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Jakobsen, Aksel (KrF)
- Political Adviser for Høybråten, Dagfinn 18/06/2004–01/10/2004
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Risebrobakken, Jan Otto (H)
- Political Adviser for Schou, Ingjerd 01/01/2002–01/01/2003