Cabinet Juppé II

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The Cabinet Juppe II was of 7 November 1995 to 2 June 1997, the 26th Government of the fifth French republic .

The previous Juppé government resigned on November 7, 1995. President Jacques Chirac immediately commissioned Alain Juppé to form a government, and the other members of the government were appointed on the same day. Compared to the Juppé I cabinet, the size of the government has been significantly reduced: the Juppé I cabinet still comprised 43 people (Prime Minister, 26 Ministers, 2 Associate Ministers and 14 State Secretaries), now there were only 33 (Prime Minister, 16 Ministers, 11 Associate Ministers and 5 State Secretaries) ). Like its previous governments, Balladur and Juppé I, this government relied on the overwhelming majority of the Rassemblement pour la République (RPR) and Union pour la démocratie française (UDF) in the National Assembly .

The end of the government initiated the premature dissolution of the National Assembly by Jacques Chirac on April 21, 1997. The government resigned one day after the second round of the 1997 general election . After the right-wing camp lost a majority in the National Assembly in the election, the Jospin government under the Socialist Prime Minister Lionel Jospin succeeded it, and the third cohabitation began .

composition

image	Office	Surname	Political party
	prime minister	Alain Juppé		RPR
minister
	Keeper of the seal, Minister of Justice	Jacques Toubon		RPR
	Minister for National Education , Universities and Research	François Bayrou		UDF - CDS later: UDF - FD
	Defense Minister	Charles Millon		UDF direct
	Minister for Construction, Housing, Transport and Tourism	Bernard Pons		RPR
	Foreign minister	Hervé de Charette		UDF - PPDF
	Minister for Labor and Social Affairs	Jacques Barrot		UDF - CDS later: UDF - FD
	Interior minister	Jean-Louis Debre		RPR
	Minister of Economy and Finance	Jean Arthuis		UDF - CDS later: UDF - FD
	Minister for Relations with Parliament	Roger Romani		RPR
	Environment Minister	Corinne Lepage		independent
	Minister of Culture	Philippe Douste-Blazy		UDF - CDS
	Minister for Industry, Post and Telecommunications	Franck Borotra		RPR
	Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food	Philippe Vasseur		UDF - PR
	Minister for Regional Planning, Cities and Integration	Jean-Claude Gaudin		UDF - PR
	Minister for Small and Medium Enterprises, Trade and Crafts	Jean-Pierre Raffarin		UDF - PPDF
	Minister for Public Administration, State Reform and Decentralization	Dominique Perben		RPR
Assistant Minister
	Assistant Minister for Veterans and War Victims to Prime Minister	Pierre Pasquini		RPR
	Assistant Minister for the Overseas Territories Prime Minister	Jean-Jacques de Peretti		RPR
	Assistant Minister for Youth and Sport Prime Minister	Guy Drut		RPR
	Assistant Minister for Housing Ministry of Construction, Housing, Transport and Tourism	Pierre-André Périssol		RPR
	Assistant Minister for Cooperation Foreign Ministry	Jacques Godfrain		RPR
	Assistant Minister for European Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Michel Barnier		RPR
	Assistant Minister for Employment Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs	Anne-Marie Couderc		UDF - PR
	Assistant Minister for Budget, Government Spokesman for the Ministry of Economy and Finance	Alain Lamassoure		UDF - PR
	Assistant Minister of Finance and Foreign Trade Ministry of Economy and Finance	Yves Galland		UDF - wheel
	Assistant Minister for Post, Telecommunications and Space Minister for Industry, Post and Telecommunications	François Fillon		RPR
	Assistant Minister for Cities and Integration Minister for Regional Planning, Cities and Integration	Eric Raoult		RPR
State Secretaries
	State Secretary for Emergency Humanitarian Aid Prime Minister	Xavier Emmanuelli		independent
	State Secretary for Research Ministry of National Education, Universities and Research	François d'Aubert		UDF - PR
	State Secretary for Transport Ministry of Construction, Housing, Transport and Tourism	Anne-Marie Idrac		UDF - CDS later: UDF - FD
	State Secretary for Francophonie Foreign Ministry	Margie Sudre		independent
	State Secretary for Health and Social Security Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs	Hervé Gaymard		RPR