Senate Müller I

Senate Müller I
Senate of Berlin
ruling mayor	Michael Mueller
choice	2011
Legislative period	17th
education	December 11, 2014
The End	December 8, 2016
Duration	1 year and 363 days
predecessor	Senate Wowereit IV
successor	Senate Müller II
composition
Party (s)	SPD and CDU
minister	9
representation
Berlin House of Representatives	86/149
Opposition leader	Ramona Pop and Antje Kapek ( Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen )

The Senate Müller I was on 11 December 2014 to 8 December 2016, the state government of Berlin . It was the 26th Senate of Berlin since the first Senate was formed in 1951. Six Senate members were men and three were women. Five members of the Senate belonged to the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) and four to the Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU). The Senate relied on the parliamentary majority after the election to the Berlin House of Representatives on September 18, 2011 . In the House of Representatives election on September 18, 2016 , the coalition lost its majority.

Most of the senate members were already part of the previous senate under Klaus Wowereit . When Müller moved to the office of Governing Mayor, Andreas Geisel succeeded him in the office of Senator for Urban Development and the Environment. In addition, the independent Finance Senator Ulrich Nussbaum , appointed by the SPD , also resigned ; he was followed by the SPD politician Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen .

Office	image	Surname	Political party		State Secretaries	Political party
ruling mayor		Michael Mueller		SPD	Björn Böhning Hella Dunger-Löper Tim Renner		SPD
mayor		Frank Henkel		CDU
Senator for Home Affairs and Sports					Bernd Krömer Andreas Statzkowski		CDU
Mayoress		Dilek Kolat		SPD
Senator for Labor , Integration and Women					Barbara Loth Boris Velter		SPD
Senator for Urban Development and the Environment		Andreas Geisel		SPD	Christian Gaebler		SPD
					Regula Lüscher Engelbert Lütke Daldrup		independent
Senator for Education , Youth and Science		Sandra Scheeres		SPD	Mark Rackles Sigrid Klebba Steffen Krach		SPD
Senator for Finance		Matthias Kollatz-ancestors		SPD	Margaretha Sudhof		SPD
					Klaus Feiler		independent
Senator for Health and Social Affairs		Mario Czaja		CDU	Emine Demirbüken-Wegner Dirk Gerstle		CDU
Senator for Justice and Consumer Protection		Thomas Heilmann		CDU	Alexander Straßmeir Sabine Toepfer-Kataw		CDU
Senator for Economics , Technology and Research		Cornelia Yzer		CDU	Henner Bunde Hans Reckers		CDU

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Senate Müller (from 2014) on berlin.de, accessed September 23, 2017