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Kim Carr

Kim John Carr

Australian politician.

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Sex or Gender

Male

Member of Political Party

Australian Labor Party

Educated At

University of Melbourne

Instance Of

Human

Position Held

Minister for Human Services
(3/5/2012 - 3/23/2013)
Replaces
:
Brendan O'Connor
Replaced By
:
Jan McLucas
Series Ordinal
:31
Start Time
: 3/5/2012
End Time
: 3/23/2013
Member of the Australian Senate
(4/28/1993 - 6/30/2022)
Replaces
:
John Button
Replaced By
:
Linda White
Electoral District
:
Victoria
Parliamentary Group
:
Australian Labor Party
Start Time
: 4/28/1993
End Time
: 6/30/2022
Minister for Industry and Innovation
(12/3/2007 - 12/12/2011)
Replaces
:
Ian Macfarlane
Start Time
: 12/3/2007
End Time
: 12/12/2011
Minister for Defence Materiel
(12/14/2011 - 3/2/2012)
Replaces
:
Jason Clare
Replaced By
:
Jason Clare
Start Time
: 12/14/2011
End Time
: 3/2/2012
Minister for Industry and Innovation
(12/14/2011 - 3/2/2012)
Start Time
: 12/14/2011
End Time
: 3/2/2012
Minister for Industry and Innovation
(7/1/2013 - 9/18/2013)
Replaced By
:
Ian Macfarlane
Start Time
: 7/1/2013
End Time
: 9/18/2013
Minister for Education
(7/1/2013 - 9/18/2013)
Replaces
:
Craig Emerson
Replaced By
:
Christopher Pyne
Start Time
: 7/1/2013
End Time
: 9/18/2013

Date of Birth

7/2/1955

Occupation

Politician
Teacher

Country of Citizenship

Australia

Given Name

Kim

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Place of Birth

Tumut

Official Website

http://www.alp.org.au/people/carr_ki ...

Family Name

Carr

Writing Language

English

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English
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Replaced By
:
Greg Combet
Replaces
:
Greg Combet