Spaak II government

The Spaak II government was formed as the 51st government on March 13, 1946 in Belgium by Prime Minister Paul-Henri Spaak of the Socialist Party (PSB-BSP) and replaced the Van Acker I government . She was in office until March 31, 1946, when it was replaced by the Van Acker III government. The cabinet consisted of eleven Socialist Party ministers and five non-party members .

minister

The Cabinet consisted of the following ministers:

Office	Surname	Political party	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
prime minister	Paul-Henri Spaak	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 20, 1946
Foreign minister	Paul-Henri Spaak	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister for Labor and Social Welfare	Achille Van Acker	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister of Justice	Henri Rolin	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Interior minister	Joseph Merlot	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister for Public Education	Léo Collard	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Finance minister	Franz De Voghel	Non-party	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister of Agriculture	Arthur Wauters	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister for Public Works	Herman Vos	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Economics Minister	Léon-Éli Troclet	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister for Transport and Communication	Ernest Rongvaux	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Defense Minister	Raoul de Fraiteur	Non-party	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister for Foreign Trade	Albert De Smaele	Non-party	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister for Public Health	Jean Van Beneden	Non-party	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Colonial minister	Lode Craeybeckx	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister of Supply	Georges Moens de Fernig	Non-party	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister for War Victims	Piet Vermeylen	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946
Minister for War Damage	Piet Vermeylen	PSB-BSP	March 13, 1946	March 31, 1946