Weil II cabinet

Weil II cabinet
29. Lower Saxony state government
Prime Minister	Stephan Weil
choice	2017
Legislative period	18th
education	22nd November 2017
Duration	2 years and 284 days
predecessor	Cabinet Weil I
composition
Party (s)	SPD and CDU
minister	10
representation
Parliament	105/137
Opposition leader	Anja Piel ( Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen ) until March 17, 2020 Julia Willie Hamburg ( Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen ) from March 17, 2020

The Weil II cabinet has been the Lower Saxony state government under Prime Minister Stephan Weil ( SPD ) since November 22, 2017 . Based on the results of the state elections in Lower Saxony in 2017, it is supported by a coalition of the Lower Saxony SPD , which also provides the Prime Minister , and the CDU in Lower Saxony , which has 105 out of 137 members of the Lower Saxony state parliament . This cabinet replaced the Weil I cabinet, which had been in office since 2013 and which was based on a red-green coalition .

State government

Office or department	Incumbent		Political party		State Secretary		Political party
Prime Minister State Chancellery		Stephan Weil		SPD		Jörg Mielke Head of the State Chancellery		SPD
						Anke Pörksen spokeswoman for the state government		SPD
Deputy Prime Minister		Bernd Althusmann		CDU
Economy, work, transport and digitization						Berend Lindner Economy, Work and Transport		CDU
						Stefan Muhle digitization		CDU
Heart and sport		Boris Pistorius		SPD		Stephan Manke		SPD
Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection		Barbara Otte-Kinast		CDU		Ludwig Theuvsen
Finances		Reinhold Hilbers		CDU		Doris Nordmann
Judiciary		Barbara Havliza		CDU		Stefan von der Beck
Cult		Grant Hendrik Ton		SPD		Gaby Willamowius
Science and culture		Björn Thümler		CDU		Sabine Johannsen
Environment, energy, building and climate protection		Olaf Lies		SPD		Frank Doods		SPD
Social, health and equality		Carola Reimann		SPD		Heiger Scholz		SPD
Federal and European affairs and regional development		Birgit Honé		SPD		Jutta Kremer (until June 30, 2020)		SPD
						Matthias Wunderling-Weilbier (from July 1, 2020)

Web links

• The Lower Saxony state government

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung No. 273 of November 23, 2017, p. 8, also for the State Secretaries
2. ↑ Groko: No love marriage, but one of reason , NDR.de, accessed on November 16, 2017
3. ^ Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), Lower Saxony State Association and Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in Lower Saxony: Coalition agreement for the 18th electoral period of the Lower Saxony State Parliament 2017 to 2022. November 17, 2017, accessed on November 17, 2017 .