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- Q6194062 description "Australian politician".
- Q6194062 description "Australian politician".
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- Q6194062 abstract "James Joseph "Jim" Carlton AO (13 May 1935 – 25 December 2015) was an Australian businessman, politician, and humanitarian.Carlton was born in Sydney and earned a Bachelor of Science from the University of Sydney. His political career beginning at the Sydney University Liberal Club, of which he later became president, he succeeded Sir John Carrick as General Secretary of the NSW Liberal Party during the McMahon – Snedden – Fraser periods.He was elected to the Australian House of Representatives at the 1977 election for the seat of Mackellar and was Minister for Health from May 1982 to the defeat of the Fraser Government in March 1983. He served on the Defence Sub-Committee of the Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade, and held a number of Shadow Ministry positions in Opposition, including Shadow Treasurer from 1985–87 and Shadow Minister for Defence from 1989 to 1990. He resigned from Parliament in January 1994.Carlton was one of four MPs to retire in early 1994. The other MPs included Liberal colleague Michael Mackellar. Coincidentally both he and Mackellar died in 2015.From 1994 to 2001 Carlton was Secretary General of the Australian Red Cross, receiving the Red Cross Movement's highest honour, the Henry Dunant Medal. As a founder of the Crossroads Group together with John Hyde and Peter Shack he was influential in establishing the free-market or 'dry' cause in the Parliamentary wing of the Australian Liberal Party. He served on the boards of the PNG Sustainable Development Program and the Australia New Zealand School of Government. Additionally he was a Professional Fellow at the Centre for Public Policy at the University of Melbourne, and a Senior Adviser with the Boston Consulting Group, and was a council member of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.".
- Q6194062 activeYearsEndDate "1983-03-11".
- Q6194062 activeYearsEndDate "1994-01-14".
- Q6194062 activeYearsStartDate "1977-12-10".
- Q6194062 activeYearsStartDate "1982-05-07".
- Q6194062 alias "Carlton, James Joseph".
- Q6194062 almaMater Q487556.
- Q6194062 birthDate "1935-05-13".
- Q6194062 birthName "James Joseph Carlton".
- Q6194062 birthYear "1935".
- Q6194062 deathDate "2015-12-25".
- Q6194062 deathYear "2015".
- Q6194062 office "Minister for Health".
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- Q6194062 almaMater Q487556.
- Q6194062 alternativeNames "Carlton, James Joseph".
- Q6194062 birthDate "1935-05-13".
- Q6194062 birthname "James Joseph Carlton".
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- Q6194062 dateOfBirth "1935-05-13".
- Q6194062 dateOfDeath "2015-12-25".
- Q6194062 deathDate "2015-12-25".
- Q6194062 name "Carlton, Jim".
- Q6194062 name "Jim Carlton".
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- Q6194062 shortDescription "Australian politician".
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- Q6194062 termEnd "1983-03-11".
- Q6194062 termEnd "1994-01-14".
- Q6194062 termStart "1977-12-10".
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- Q6194062 comment "James Joseph "Jim" Carlton AO (13 May 1935 – 25 December 2015) was an Australian businessman, politician, and humanitarian.Carlton was born in Sydney and earned a Bachelor of Science from the University of Sydney.".
- Q6194062 label "Jim Carlton".
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