Government of the 4th National Assembly for Wales
| Government of the 1st | (1999) |
| Government of the 2nd | (2003) |
| Government of the 3rd | (2007) |
| Government of the 4th | (2011) |
The 4th National Assembly for Wales convened after the 2011 election. The Assembly first met on 11 May when Rosemary Butler was appointed as the Presiding Officer.
Second Jones government
The second Jones government (11 May 2011– date) is a Labour minority government.
Having won the largest number of seats in the general election - 30 out of 60 - the Labour party sought to form a minority government. Carwyn Jones was re-elected First Minister in May 2011.
Cabinet
| Office | Name | Term | Party | Image | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Minister | Rt. Hon Carwyn Jones AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Minister for Finance
Leader of the House |
Jane Hutt AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Minister for Business, Enterprise, Technology & Science | Edwina Hart AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Minister for Education and Skills | Leighton Andrews AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Minister for Environment & Sustainable Development | John Griffiths AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Minister for Health and Social Services | Lesley Griffiths AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Minister for Housing, Regeneration & Heritage | Huw Lewis AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Minister for Local Government & Communities | Carl Sargeant AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Chief Whip | Janice Gregory AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Counsel General for Wales | Theodore Huckle QC | 2011– | Labour |  | |
Junior Ministers
| Office | Name | Term | Party | Image | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deputy Minister for Children & Social Services | Gwenda Thomas AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Deputy Minister for Skills | Jeff Cuthbert AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
| Deputy Minister for Agriculture, Food, Fisheries & European Programmes | Alun Davies AM | 2011– | Labour |  | |
See also
Shadow Cabinet (National Assembly for Wales)