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Second Haines ministry
3rd ministry of Victoria, Australia
Date formed	29 April 1857
Date dissolved	10 March 1858
People and organisations
Monarch	Victoria
Governor	Sir Henry Barkly
Premier	William Haines
No. of ministers	8
Member party	Independent
History
Predecessor	First O'Shanassy ministry
Successor	Second O'Shanassy ministry

The Second Haines Ministry was the 3rd ministry of the Government of Victoria. It was led by the Premier of Victoria, William Haines, with the swearing in of the ministry occurring on 29 April 1857.

References

1. Carr, Adam. "VICTORIAN MINISTIRES - 2nd Haines Ministry". Psephos Adam Carr's Election Archive. Retrieved 30 September 2023.
2. Malone, Betty. "William Clark Haines (1810–1866)". Australian Dictionary of Biographies. Retrieved 30 September 2023.

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Ministry portfolios	Premier Deputy Premier Ageing Agriculture Ambulance Services Assistant Treasurer Attorney-General Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation Children Consumer Affairs Corrections Climate Action Creative Industries Crime Prevention Disability Education Emergency Services Employment Energy and Resources Environment Equality Health Health Infrastructure Housing Industrial Relations Local Government Medical Research Mental Health Multicultural Affairs Prevention of Family Violence Planning Police Ports and Freight Public and Active Transport Racing Regional Development Roads and Road Safety Small Business Suburban Rail Loop Skills and TAFE Transport Infrastructure Treasurer Treaty and First Peoples Veterans Water Women Youth Youth Justice
Defunct portfolios	Board of Land and Works Chief Secretary Commonwealth Games Delivery Conservation Finance Forests Higher Education Immigration Innovation Labour Lands and Survey Major Projects Mines Postmaster-General Public Works Railways Solicitor-General Sport Trade and Customs
List of ministries	Haines (1) O’Shanassy (1) Haines (2) O’Shanassy (2) Nicholson Heales O’Shanassy (3) McCulloch (1) Sladen McCulloch (2) MacPherson McCulloch (3) Duffy Francis Kerferd Berry (1) McCulloch (4) Berry (2) Service (1) Berry (3) O'Loghlen Service (2) Gillies Munro Patterson Shiels Turner (1) McLean Turner (2) Peacock (1) Irvine Bent Murray Watt (1) Elmslie Watt (2) Peacock (2) Bowser Lawson Peacock (3) Prendergast Allan (1924) Hogan (1) McPherson Hogan (2) Argyle Dunstan (1) Cain (1) Dunstan (2) Macfarlan Cain (2) Hollway (1) McDonald (1) Hollway (2) McDonald (2) Cain (3) Bolte Hamer Thompson Cain II Kirner Kennett Bracks Brumby Baillieu Napthine Andrews (1) Andrews (2) Andrews (3) Allan (2023)

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