Government of G. Eyskens V

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The government of G. Eyskens V officiated in Belgium from June 17, 1968 to November 8, 1971. After the government of Vanden Boeynant I of Christian Democrats ( PSC / CVP ) and Liberals ( PLP / PVV ) broke up on the language dispute over the University of Leuven there were early parliamentary elections on March 3, 1968 . Following formed Gaston Eyskens (CVP) a government of the now in a Flemish (CVP) and Walloon (PSC) party split Christian Democrats and the Socialists ( PSB / BSP ). In autumn 1971 King Baudoin dissolved parliament at the request of the government and called new elections for November 7, 1971 , but the government remained in office. After the election, in which the ruling parties lost votes, Eyskens again formed a government of Christian Democrats and Socialists.

cabinet

minister
Office Official Political party Beginning of the term of office Term expires
prime minister Gaston Eyskens CVP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Deputy Prime Minister
Economics Minister		 Jean-Joseph Merlot PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 January 27, 1969
Economics Minister Edmond Leburton PSB / BSP January 27, 1969 February 22, 1971
Deputy Prime Minister
Economics Minister		 André Cools PSB / BSP February 22, 1971 November 8, 1971
Minister with no portfolio
responsible for science		 Théo Lefèvre CVP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Education and Culture Piet Vermeylen PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Defense Minister Paul-Willem Segers CVP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Foreign minister Pierre Harmel PSC 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister of Agriculture Charles Héger PSC 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Post, Telegraphy and Telephone Edouard Anseele PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Foreign Trade Henri Fayat PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Development Cooperation Raymond Scheyven PSC 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister of Communication Alfred Bertrand CVP June 17, 1968 to November 8, 1971
Minister of Justice Alfons Vranckx PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Public Works Jos De Saeger CVP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister of Social Affairs Placide De Paepe CVP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister of Labor Louis Major PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Finance minister Jean-Charles Snoy et d'Oppuers PSC 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for French Culture Albert Parisis PSC 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister of Public Service René Pêtre PSC 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Family and Housing Gustave Breyne PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for SMEs Charles Hanin PSC 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister of Health Louis Namèche PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Interior minister Lucien Harmegnies PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister of Education Abel Dubois PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Relations with the Communities Léo Tindemans CVP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Dutch Culture Frans Van Mechelen CVP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Minister for Relations with the Communities Freddy Terwagne PSV / BSP 17th June 1968 February 22, 1971
Fernand Dehousse PSB / BSP February 22, 1971 November 8, 1971
Budget Minister André Cools PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 January 27, 1969
Deputy Prime Minister
Budget Minister		 January 27, 1969 February 22, 1971
Budget Minister Maurice Denis PSB / BSP February 22, 1971 November 8, 1971
State Secretaries
State Secretary for Regional Economy André Vlerick CVP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971
Fernand Delmotte PSB / BSP 17th June 1968 November 8, 1971

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Les derniers développements de l'affaire de Louvain (II) . In: Courrier hebdomadaire du CRISP . tape  10 , no. 398 , 1968, ISSN  0008-9664 , pp. 14 , doi : 10.3917 / cris.398.0001 (French).
  2. ↑ Le déroulement de la crise politique de février 1968 . In: Courrier hebdomadaire du CRISP . tape  11 , no. 399 , 1968, ISSN  0008-9664 , doi : 10.3917 / cris.399.0001 (French).
  3. ↑ Xavier Mabille: La dissolution des chambres . In: Courrier hebdomadaire du CRISP . tape 28 , no. 533 , 1971, ISSN  0008-9664 , pp. 15-19 , doi : 10.3917 / cris.533.0015 (French).
  4. ↑ Patrick Dumont, Lieven De Winter, Régis Dandoy: Démissions gouvernementales et performances électorales des majorités sortantes (1946-1999) . In: Courrier hebdomadaire du CRISP . tape 17 , no. 1722 , 2001, ISSN  0008-9664 , p. 26 , doi : 10.3917 / cris.1722.0005 (French).

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