Cabinet Zijlstra
The Zijlstra cabinet formed the government of the Netherlands from November 22, 1966 to April 5, 1967.
It was a coalition of the Christian Democratic parties KVP and ARP , which was formed after the fall of the Cals cabinet , which also included the social democratic PvdA . It was a so-called rompkabinet and, since the parties involved in the Second Chamber did not have a majority, also a minority government .
composition
minister
| Business area / office | minister | Political party | 
|---|---|---|
| general affairs finance prime minister | Jelle Zijlstra | ARP | 
| Deputy Prime Minister for Transport and Water Management | Jan de Quay | CIP | 
| Agriculture and Fisheries Deputy Prime Minister | Barend Biesheuvel | ARP | 
| Exterior | Joseph Luns | CIP | 
| Judiciary | Teun pieces | CIP | 
| Interior | Pieter Verdam | ARP | 
| education and Science | Isaäc Arend Diepenhorst | ARP | 
| defense | Piet de Jong | CIP | 
| Housing and spatial planning | Herman Witte | CIP | 
| economy | Joop Bakker | ARP | 
| Social and health | Gerard Veldkamp | CIP | 
| Culture, recreation and care | Marga Klompé | CIP | 
| Ministers without portfolio mandated to help developing countries | Theo Bot | CIP | 
State Secretaries
| Business area | State Secretary | Political party | 
|---|---|---|
| Exterior | Leo de Block | CIP | 
| education and Science | Hans Grosheide | ARP | 
| defense | Adri van Es | ARP | 
| Gerard Peijnenburg | independent | |
| Heije Schaper | independent | |
| Transport and water management | Leo de Block from November 28, 1966 | CIP | 
| economy | Louis van Son from November 28, 1966 | CIP | 
| Social and health | Aloysius Bartels | CIP | 
| José de Meijer | CIP | 
Web links
- Kabinet-Zijlstra on rijksoverheid.nl (nld.)


