Second Collier Ministry
The Second Collier Ministry was the 18th Ministry of the Government of Western Australia and was led by Labor Premier Philip Collier. It succeeded the Second Mitchell Ministry on 24 April 1933, following the defeat of the Nationalist government at the 1933 election on 8 April.
The ministry was followed by the Willcock Ministry on 27 August 1936, a week after Collier resigned as Premier on the grounds of ill health and handed over to the Deputy Premier, John Willcock.
The following ministers served until the reconstitution of the ministry on 26 March 1935:
| Office | Minister |
Premier Colonial Treasurer Minister for Forests | Philip Collier, MLA |
Deputy Premier Minister for Public Works Minister for Labour Minister for Water Supplies | Alick McCallum, MLA |
Minister for Justice Minister for Railways Minister for Education | John Willcock, MLA |
Chief Secretary | John Drew, MLC |
Minister for Mines Minister for Health | Selby Munsie, MLA |
Minister for Lands Minister for Immigration | Michael Troy, MLA |
Minister for Agriculture Minister for Police Minister for the North-West | Harry Millington, MLA |
Minister for Employment Industrial Development | James Kenneally, MLA |
| Minister without portfolio | William Kitson, MLC |
On 16 March 1935, Deputy Premier Alick McCallum resigned from the Ministry and from Parliament. On 26 March, Frank Wise filled the vacancy in the Executive Council whilst a reshuffle took place amongst some of the lower-order ministers.
| Office | Minister |
Premier Colonial Treasurer Minister for Forests | Philip Collier, MLA |
Deputy Premier Minister for Justice Minister for Railways | John Willcock, MLA |
Chief Secretary | John Drew, MLC |
Minister for Mines Minister for Health | Selby Munsie, MLA |
Minister for Lands Minister for Immigration | Michael Troy, MLA |
Minister for Public Works Minister for Water Supplies Minister for Education Minister for Police | Harry Millington, MLA |
Minister for Employment Minister for Public Works Minister for Labour | James Kenneally, MLA |
Minister for Agriculture Minister for the North-West Minister for Education Minister for Police | Frank Wise, MLA |
Minister for Employment Minister for Labour | Bert Hawke, MLA |
| Minister without portfolio | William Kitson, MLC |