Third Rahman cabinet


formed the third Rahman cabinet after being invited by Tuanku Syed Putra to begin a new government following the 25 April 1964 general election in Malaysia. Prior to the election, Rahman led the first Rahman cabinet, a coalition government that consisted of members of the component parties of Alliance Party.
This is a list of the members of the third cabinet of the first Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman.

Composition

Full members

The federal cabinet consisted of the following ministers:
PortfolioOffice BearerPartyConstituencyTerm StartTerm End
Prime MinisterTunku Abdul Rahman MPUMNOKuala Kedah--
Minister of External AffairsTunku Abdul Rahman MPUMNOKuala Kedah--
Minister of Youth, Culture and SportsTunku Abdul Rahman MPUMNOKuala Kedah--
Deputy Prime MinisterAbdul Razak Hussein MPUMNOPekan--
Minister of DefenceAbdul Razak Hussein MPUMNOPekan--
Minister of National and Rural DevelopmentAbdul Razak Hussein MPUMNOPekan--
Minister of Lands and MinesAbdul Razak Hussein MPUMNOPekan--
Minister of Home AffairsIsmail Abdul Rahman MPUMNOJohore Timor--
Minister of JusticeIsmail Abdul Rahman MPUMNOJohore Timor--
Minister of FinanceTan Siew Sin MPMCAMalacca Tengah--
Minister of Works, Posts and TelecommunicationsV. T. Sambanthan MPMICSungei Siput--
Minister of TransportSardon Jubir MPUMNOPontian Utara--
Minister of Agriculture and Co-operativesKhir Johari MPUMNOKedah Tengah--
Minister of HealthBahaman Samsudin MPUMNOKuala Pilah--
Minister of EducationAbdul Rahman Talib MPUMNOKuantan--
Minister of Commerce and IndustryLim Swee Aun MPMCALarut Selatan--
Minister of Welfare ServicesAbdul Hamid Khan MPUMNOBatang Padang--
Minister of Local Government and HousingKhaw Kai Boh MPMCAUlu Selangor--
Minister of Sarawak AffairsJugah Barieng MPPESAKA--
Minister of LabourV. Manickavasagam MPMICKlang--
Minister of Information and BroadcastingSenu Abdul Rahman MPUMNOKubang Pasu Barat--
Minister without PortfolioSenator Ong Yoke LinMCA--

Assistant ministers

Composition before cabinet dissolution

Full members

Assistant ministers