The ACT Executive

Chief Minister

• Andrew Barr Chief Minister — MP · Kurrajong
  Chief Minister
  Minister for Trade, Investment and the Knowledge Economy
  Minister for Tourism and Events
  Minister for Major Projects

Ministers

The sources do not say which ministers sit in Cabinet, so they are shown as ministers rather than guessed at.

• Rachel Stephen-Smith Minister — MP · Kurrajong
  Deputy Chief Minister
  Minister for Education
  Minister for Child Development and Wellbeing
  Minister for Finance
  Minister for the Public Service
  Minister for Health Infrastructure
• Chris Steel Minister — MP · Murrumbidgee
  Treasurer
  Minister for Planning and Sustainable Development
  Minister for Heritage
  Minister for Sport and Recreation
• Tara Cheyne Minister — MP · Ginninderra
  Manager of Government Business
  Attorney-General
  Minister for City and Government Services
  Minister for Transport
• Suzanne Orr Minister — MP · Yerrabi
  Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs
  Minister for Climate Change, Environment, Energy and Water
  Minister for Disability, Autism and Neurodiversity
  Minister for Housing and Homelessness
  Minister for Equality
• Michael Pettersson Minister — MP · Yerrabi
  Minister for Business and Industry
  Minister for Arts, Creative Industries and the Night-Time Economy
  Minister for Children, Youth and Families
  Minister for Multicultural Affairs
  Minister for Skills, Training and Industrial Relations
• Marisa Paterson Minister — MP · Murrumbidgee
  Minister for Health
  Minister for Mental Health
  Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services
  Minister for Gaming Reform
• Caitlin Tough Minister — MP · Brindabella
  Minister for Human Rights
  Minister for Community Services
  Minister for Corrections
  Minister for Women, Seniors and Veterans
  Minister for the Prevention of Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence

Sources

• Australian Capital Territory (Self-Government) Ministerial Appointment 2026 (No 2), NI2026-364
• Australian Capital Territory (Self-Government) Ministerial Appointment 2026 (No 2), NI2026-364 (PDF)

The ministers as the instrument that appoints them names them: the Australian Capital Territory (Self-Government) Ministerial Appointment 2026 (No 2), made by the Chief Minister on 29 July 2026 and in force from 30 July 2026, which repealed the 2026 (No 1) instrument (read here on 9 October 2026, and in a browser, the browser return in briefs/ministries-sa-tas-act-nt-2026-10/returns/). Its schedule gives each Minister's titles, in its order; 'Chief Minister' and 'Deputy Chief Minister' are printed under the name and are shown as the first title. The ACT Government's websites carry no complete list. No official source found says which ministers sit in Cabinet, so they are shown as ministers. The date shown is the instrument's commencement. No source names the ministry or publishes reporting lines.