Sixth Perron Ministry

The Sixth Perron Ministry was the 27th ministry to come from the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly. It was sworn in on 16 September 1993, after a minor reshuffle by Chief Minister Marshall Perron. The new ministry saw an expansion of the role of Daryl Manzie, who regained the Attorney-General portfolio, previously lost to Shane Stone, and became Minister of Transport and Works in a permanent capacity after the forced resignation of Max Ortmann. Perron announced at the time that he had decided to continue with a smaller ministry rather than appoint a new minister to replace Ortmann. The ministry operated until 14 June 1994, when an identical ministry was sworn in in the wake of the government's victory at the 1994 election.

• Hon Marshall Perron, MLA: Chief Minister and Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services
• Hon Barry Coulter, MLA: Deputy Chief Minister, Treasurer, Minister for Tourism and Minister for Conservation
• Hon Shane Stone, MLA: Minister for Asian Relations and Trade, Minister for Industries and Development, Minister for Mines and Energy, Minister for Ethnic Affairs and Minister for the Arts
• Hon Stephen Hatton, MLA: Minister for Aboriginal Development and Minister for Lands, Housing and Local Government
• Hon Fred Finch, MLA: Minister for Education and Training and Minister for Public Employment
• Hon Daryl Manzie, MLA: Attorney-General and Minister for Transport and Works
• Hon Mike Reed, MLA: Minister for Health and Community Services and Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries
• Hon Eric Poole, MLA: Minister for Correctional Services, Minister for Sport and Recreation, Minister for Work Health and Territory Insurance and Minister Assisting the Chief Minister on Central Australian Matters

Rick Setter, a government backbencher, served as Leader of Government Business until 15 May 1994. The position was left unfilled for the remainder of the term of the ministry.