Board of Land and Works

President of the Board of Land and Works of Victoria
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Member of	Parliament Executive council
Nominator	Premier
Appointer	Governor on the recommendation of the premier
Term length	At the governor's pleasure
Inaugural holder	David Moore
Formation	29 April 1857
Final holder	Keith Turnbull
Abolished	27 June 1964

The Board of Land and Works was a board in Victoria, Australia, that throughout its existence, was responsible for matters involving public works, public lands, railways, main roads, bridges, Melbourne sewage and water supply, rural water supply, aboriginal welfare, and local government. Carrying out these functions was delegated to sub-departments of the board, many of which are now Departments of State following the abolishment of the board.^[1]