Simon Busuttil carries out major reshuffle of PN Shadow Cabinet
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Opposition leader Dr Simon Busuttil has announced a major reshuffle of the PN Shadow Cabinet.
Dr Busuttil stated, “we are willing and able to renew. Each MP will be given responsibility for a specific sector, ensuring more focus and coordination.”
The Shadow Cabinet consists of 10 members, who will oversee other MPs in their role as spokespersons in their subject areas.
The changes are as follows:
Chris Said – Gozo
Frederick Azzopardi – Spokesperson on Gozo Affairs
Giovanna Debono – Spokesperson on Gozo Affairs
Mario de Marco – Finance
Robert Arrigo – Small businesses, manufacturing sector, retail, self-employed and cooperatives.
Beppe Fenech Adami – Home Affairs
Police, Defence, Armed Forces, Security, Correctional Services, Civil Protection
Francis Zammit Dimech – Immigration
Paula Mifsud Bonnici – Social Policy
Robert Cutajar – Family and the rights of children, the elderly and persons with a disability
Stephen Spiteri – Housing and the fight against poverty
Jason Azzopardi – Justice and Democracy
Clyde Puli Citizens’ rights, equality, social dialogue, consumers’ rights, internet rights, communications and audio-visual policy
Joseph Cassar – Culture and the Arts
David Agius – Local Government, Youth and Sports
Claudette Buttigieg – Health and Healthy Lifestyle
Michael Gonzi – Primary Health and Healthcare Professions
Albert Fenech – Mental Health
Claudio Grech – Economic Affairs
Enterprise policy, competition policy, the creative industry, the knowledge society
Kristy Debono – Financial services, IT and gaming
Antoine Borg – Tourism
Censu Galea – Public Administration and Government Investments
Therese Commodini Cachia – Education and Employment
Further and Higher education, research, innovation and socio-economic development
George Pullicino – Early and Compulsory Education
Carm Mifsud Bonnici – Employment, Industrial Relations and Workers’ rights
Marthese Portelli – Environment, Energy and Transport
Ryan Callus Environment, Lands, MEPA and infrastructure
Charlo Bonnici – Hunting
Toni Bezzina – Agriculture and Fisheries
Mario Galea – Animal Welfare
Roberta Metsola – European and Foreign Affairs
Tonio Fenech Foreign Affairs, including relations with non-EU countries, with international organisations and Mediterranean policy
Mario de Marco – Coordination of Parliamentary Group
Censu Galea Deputy Speaker
David Agius Whip
Frederick Azzopardi Deputy Whip
Tonio Fenech Chairman, Public Accounts Committee
David Casa Head of Maltese Delegation in the EPP Group of the European Parliament


























