Prime Minister of Queensland

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Prime Minister of Queensland
Kingdom of Queensland - Government - Coat of Arms.svg
Coat of Arms Prime Minister of Queensland Office
Incumbent
Sir Paul Dominic Gordon

since 2 March 2023
HM Government of Queensland
Member of
  • Parliament
  • Conference of Rulers
  • Cabinet
Reports toParliament of Queensland
ResidencePrime Minister's House
SeatSheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Road,Queensland City
AppointerMonarch of Queensland
Term length2 years
renewable once
Formation3 January 2015; 8 years ago (2015-01-03)
First holderGeorge A. Philip
DeputyDeputy Prime Minister of Queensland

The Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Queensland is the head of government of Queensland and is the head of the Kingdom’s government which is chosen from the people for a term of 1 year, but not limited to holding positions It depends on the willingness of the people to stay or not. The Prime Minister’s official residence is the House Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Road, Queensland City, where it is also the Prime Minister's office.

List of prime ministers

  alongside the Queensland monarchy
  appointed from Monarchy of Queensland
  Administrator of the Government
  Queensland National Liberal Party
  Conservation and Democracy Party
No Picture Name
(Born-Died)
Tenure Political Party Head of State Ministry
1 King Albert V Photo.png George I
(2003-)
3 January 2015 7 October 2017 2 years, 218 days Alongside the Queensland monarchy Elizabeth II
George I
George I
2 Queen Victoria II.jpg Victoria II
(2004-)
7 October 2017 1 December 2017 55 days Alongside the Queensland monarchy Victoria II Victoria I
3 King Albert V Photo.png George A. Philip
(2003-)
1 December 2017 10 December 2017 9 days Appointed from Victoria II Victoria II Albert I
4 Queensland Badge.png Dame Patsy L. Victoria
(2002-)
10 December 2017 5 March 2018 85 days Queensland National Liberal Party George III Patsy I
5 Queensland Badge.png Dame Victoria E. Malta
(2004-)
7 March 2018 16 August 2018 162 days Conservation and Democracy Party George III Malta I
6 PM.Queensland.png Sir Albert W. John
(2001-)
18 August 2018 16 March 2019 210 days Conservation and Democracy Party George III Albert W. I
Albert W. II
7 Queensland Badge.png Sir Smith A. Arthur
(2004-)
17 March 2019 14 August 2019 89 days Queensland National Liberal Party George III Smith A. I
8 Queen Victoria II.jpg Charlotte E. Victoria
(2004-)
16 August 2019 10 March 2020 207 days Queensland National Liberal Party George III Charlotte I
Charlotte II
Charlotte III
9 PM.Queensland.png Sir Albert W. John
(2001-)
12 March 2020 6 January 2021 300 days Conservation and Democracy Party George III
Charlotte IV
Albert V
Frederick VI
Catherine VII
Juliana VIII
Albert W. I
Albert W. II
Albert W. III
10 Queensland Badge.png Sir Gustaf F. Ingrid
(2008-)
7 January 2021 15 June 2021 159 days Conservation and Democracy Party Juliana VIII
Edward IX
Gustaf Ministry I
11 (1) Queensland Badge.png Dame Armgard Margaret
(2004-)
15 June 2021 9 August 2021 55 days Conservation and Democracy Party Edward IX Margaret I
AG 1 Queensland Badge.png Sir David Justin Portal Malta
(2001-)
10 August 2021 20 September 2021 41 days - Edward IX -
11 (2) Queensland Badge.png Dame Armgard Margaret
(2004-)
20 September 2021 14 May 2022 236 days Conservation and Democracy Party Edward IX
Benedikte X
Margaret II
Margaret III
AG 2 Queensland Badge.png Sir David Justin Portal Malta
(2001-)
14 May 2022 7 July 2022 54 days - Benedikte X -
12 (1) Queensland Badge.png Sir Paul Dominic Gordon
(2001-)
7 July 2022 2 February 2023 210 days Queensland National Liberal Party Benedikte X
Albert
Gordon I
AG 2 Queensland Badge.png Sir David Justin Portal Malta
(2001-)
2 February 2023 2 March 2023 28 days - Albert
12 (2) Queensland Badge.png Sir Paul Dominic Gordon
(2001-)
2 March 2023 Incumbent 95 days Queensland National Liberal Party Albert Gordon II

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Prime Minister Flag (2018-2021)
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