Cabinet Müller II (Saarland)

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The Saarland state government under Prime Minister Peter Müller ( CDU ) from October 6, 2004 to November 10, 2009 is called Cabinet Müller II .

After the state elections on September 5, 2004, Peter Müller was elected Prime Minister by the thirteenth Saarland state parliament . The cabinet was based on a parliamentary majority of the CDU parliamentary group of 27 out of 51 seats. His cabinet included:

Office Surname Political party
Prime Minister Peter Müller CDU
Minister of Finance, Deputy Prime Minister Peter Jacoby CDU
Minister for Federal and European Affairs Karl Rauber CDU
Minister for Education, Culture and Science
(from 3 September 2007: Minister for Education, Culture, Families and Women)		 Jürgen Schreier CDU
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer
from September 3, 2007 		CDU
Minister of the Interior, Family, Women and Sport
(from 3 September 2007: Minister of the Interior and Sport)		 Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer CDU
Klaus Meiser
from September 3, 2007 		CDU
Minister for Economy and Labor
(from 3 September 2007: Minister for Economy, Science and Agriculture;
from October 2009: Minister for Economy and Science)		 Hanspeter Georgi CDU
Joachim Rippel
from September 3, 2007 		CDU
Minister for Justice, Health and Social Affairs
(from 3 September 2007: Minister for Justice, Health, Labor and Social Affairs)		 Josef Hedges CDU
Gerhard Vigener
from May 14, 2008 		CDU
Minister for the Environment Stefan Mörsdorf CDU (from 2005; previously non-party)

After the death of the CDU parliamentary group leader Peter Hans , a cabinet reshuffle was initiated. Jürgen Schreier resigned from the state government and took over the chairmanship of the CDU. In addition, Hanspeter Georgi left the government due to age.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ For the renaming of the ministry, see for example JESSICA, Evaluation Study, Final Report August 2010 (PDF; 3.5 MB) Section 1.3, page 16