Senate of Beust I

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The Senate of Beust I is the Senate of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg , which formed the state government in Hamburg from October 31, 2001 to March 17, 2004 . It was the first term of office of the First Mayor Ole von Beust. As a result of the Hamburg state elections in 2001 , a government was formed in a coalition of the CDU, the Rule of Law Party and the FDP. After disputes and the dismissal of Ronald Schill from the Senate, the coalition, which lost its majority due to the MPs of the Schill party who left the PRO parliamentary group , was terminated in 2003 and new elections were scheduled early.

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Senate von Beust I - October 31, 2001 to March 17, 2004
Office Surname Political party
First Mayor Ole von Beust CDU
Second mayor Ronald Schill
until August 19, 2003

Mario Mettbach
from August 19, 2003 		PER
Department of the Interior Ronald Schill
until August 19, 2003

Dirk Nockemann
from September 3, 2003 		PER
Authority for Construction and Transport Mario Mettbach PER
Education and Sports Authority Rudolf Lange
until November 17, 2003

Reinhard Soltau
from November 26, 2003 		FDP
Authority for Social Affairs and Family

Senate Office for Equal Opportunities
dissolved on December 1, 2003 		Birgit Schnieber-Jastram CDU
Environment and Health Authority Peter Rehaag PER
Department of Economy and Labor Gunnar Uldall CDU
Science and Research Authority Jörg Dräger independent
Tax authority Wolfgang Peiner CDU
Judicial authority

Senate Office for District Affairs
dissolved on January 1, 2004 		Roger Kusch CDU
Cultural authority Dana Horáková independent