Department of Labor and Immigration

Department of Labor and Immigration
Department overview
Formed	12 June 1974
Preceding Department	Department of Labour; Department of Immigration;
Dissolved	22 December 1975
Superseding agency	Department of Foreign Affairs – for passports; Department of Employment and Industrial Relations (I) – for labour functions; Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs (I);
Jurisdiction	Commonwealth of Australia
Ministers responsible	Clyde Cameron, Minister (1974–1975); Jim McClelland, Minister (1975); Tony Street, Minister (1945);
Department executives	Ian Sharp, Secretary (1974–1975); Peter Wilenski, Secretary (1975);

The Department of Labor and Immigration was an Australian government department that existed between June 1974 and December 1975.

Department overview
Formed	12 June 1974^[1]
Preceding Department	Department of Labour Department of Immigration
Dissolved	22 December 1975^[1]
Superseding agency	Department of Foreign Affairs – for passports Department of Employment and Industrial Relations (I) – for labour functions Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs (I)
Jurisdiction	Commonwealth of Australia
Ministers responsible	Clyde Cameron, Minister (1974–1975) Jim McClelland, Minister (1975) Tony Street, Minister (1945)
Department executives	Ian Sharp, Secretary (1974–1975) Peter Wilenski, Secretary (1975)^[2]