Government of Tindeman IV

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The Tindemans IV government was in office in Belgium from June 3, 1977 to October 11, 1978. After the early parliamentary elections on April 17, 1977 , Prime Minister Léo Tindemans (CVP) formed a government of Flemish ( CVP ) and Walloon ( PSC ) Christian Democrats and Socialists ( PSB / BSP ), the Francophone ( FDF ) and the Flemish VU . After the Egmont Pact negotiated by the government, who was supposed to regulate the federal structure of Belgium and the relationship between the language communities, encountered increasing resistance from various parties, Prime Minister Tindemans announced his resignation on October 11, 1978. The previous Defense Minister Paul Vanden Boeynants (PSC) headed a transitional government until the general election on December 17, 1978 .

cabinet

minister
Office Official Political party Beginning of the term of office Term expires
prime minister Léo Tindemans CVP 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Deputy
Prime Minister Minister of Civil Service		 Léon Hurez PSB 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Deputy Prime Minister
Defense Minister 		Paul Vanden Boeynants PSC 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister of Justice Renaat Van Elslande CVP 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Foreign minister Henri Simonet PSB 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Economics Minister Willy Claes E.G 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister of Social Affairs
State Secretary for Social Affairs at the Minister for Walloon Affairs		 Alfred Califice PSC 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister of Communication Jos Chabert CVP 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister of Education Jef Ramaekers E.G 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for Agriculture and Small Business Antoine Humblet PSC 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for Dutch Culture and Flemish Affairs Rika De Backer-Van Ocken CVP 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister of Education Joseph Michel PSC 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for Health and the Environment Luc Dhoore CVP 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Finance minister Gaston Geens CVP 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for Foreign Trade Hector De Bruyne VU 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for Development Cooperation Lucien Outers FDF 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for Post, Telegraphy and Telephone and Affairs for Brussels Léon Defosset FDF 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for Pensions Jos Wijninckx E.G 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister of Labor Guy Spitaels PSB 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Interior minister Henri Boel E.G 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Science Minister Rik Vandekerckhove VU 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for French Culture Jean-Maurice Dehousse PSB 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
Minister for Public Works and Walloon Affairs Guy Mathot PSB 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
State Secretaries
State Secretary for Regional Economy at the Minister for Walloon Affairs Robert Urbain PSB 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
State Secretary for Budget at the Prime Minister
State Secretary for Regional Economy at the Minister for Flemish Affairs		 Marc Eyskens CVP 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
State Secretary for Constitutional Reform to the Prime Minister Ferdinand De Bondt CVP 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
State Secretary for French Culture at the Minister for French Culture François Persoons FDF 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
State Secretary for Economic
Affairs at the Minister for Economic Affairs, State Secretary for Social Affairs at the Minister for Flemish Affairs 		Roger De Wulf E.G 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
State Secretary for Constitutional Reform to Deputy Prime Minister L. Hurez Jacques Hoyaux PSB 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
State Secretary for Dutch Culture at the Minister for Dutch Culture
State Secretary for Social Affairs at the Minister for Affairs in Brussels 		Vic Anciaux VU 3rd June 1977 October 11, 1978
State Secretary for Regional Economy at the Minister for Affairs of Brussels Henri Simonet CVP June 8, 1977 October 11, 1978

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ 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. 27 , doi : 10.3917 / cris.1722.0005 (French).

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