Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership
Saint Lucia (Female Suffrage 1927/51) Contested between France and Britain before becoming a part of the Colony of Leeward and Windward Islands, became independent 1979

See also Saint Lucia Heads and St. Lucia Parliament

1979- Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Saint Lucia and of Her Other Realms and Territories, Head of the   Commonwealth (22.02-)
Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland since 1952.

1964-74 Clerk of the Government U. Ravenau

1974-80 Minister of Housing, Community Development, Local Government and Social Affairs, Groups Needs, Cooperatives, the Provident Fund and Water Heraldine Rock
She was member of the Castries Town Board 1964-74 and  became the first female MP 1974. Also the first female vice-President of the United Worker’s Party.    

1978-81 Parliamentary Secretary to the Office of the Prime Minister Hollis Bristol

1981-84 Minister of Housing, Local Development, Local Government and Social Affairs Sylvia Burton

1981-85 Minister of Education and Culture Margurita Alexander
Senator

1992-97 Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Lorraine Williams
1994-97 Minister of Women’s Affairs
Senator. Ambassador for the Organisation of East Carribean States, OECS in Canada 2003-07 and Assistant Director-General of FAO from 2007 the same year her sister, Rosie Husbands-Mathurin, was appointed President of the Senate.

1997-2001 Minister of Health, Human Service and Family Affairs Sarah-Lucy Flood-Beaubrun
1997-2004 Minister of Gender Relations 
2001-04 Minister of Home Affairs
In 2001 she gave birth to her first child. In January 2004 she was dismissed from the government because she protested against a decision to allow abortion under certain circumstances, she founded the party the Organization for National Empowerment. Resigned from parliament in 2006 and lot the subsequent by-election and then joined the opposition United Worker’s Party. Appointed Speaker of the House of Assembly in 2007. (b. 1969-)

1997-2000 Parliamentary Secretary of State of Civil Aviation and Financial Service and Tourism Menissa Rambally
2000-01 Minister of Civil Aviation and Tourism
2001-06 Minister of Social Transformation, Culture and Local Government
MP 1997-2006. From 2006 there were no female members of the House of Assembly and none of the senators appointed by her party in 2007 were women. (b. 1976-)

1997- Governor General Hon. Dr. Dame Calliopa Pearlette Louisy (17.9.97-)

2006-07 Minster in the Ministry of Social Transformation, Human Services, Family Affairs, Youth & Sports, responsible for Human Services and Family Affairs
2007 Minister in the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Tessa Mangal
2007- Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Foreign Affairs and Finance
Her full name is  Charlotte Elizabeth Theresa and she has been Senator from 2006, when there were no female MP's.
 

Last update 14.09.07