List of cabinets of the Netherlands

This is a list of cabinets of the Netherlands after the Second World War. Also see the list of cabinets of the Netherlands between 1848 and 1945. Note: the first party mentioned provided prime minister.

Cabinet	Prime Minister	Parties	Orientation	From	Until	Formation (days)	Duration (days)	Demissionary (days)	Status
Schermerhorn-Drees	Willem Schermerhorn	VDB, SDAP, KVP, ARP	Broad basis	June 24, 1945	July 3, 1946	30	326	48	extra-parliamentary cabinet
Beel I	Louis Beel	KVP, PvdA	Centre-left	July 3, 1946	August 7, 1948	36	735	31	conventional
Drees-Van Schaik (Drees I)	Willem Drees	PvdA, KVP, CHU, VVD	Broad basis	August 7, 1948	March 15, 1951	26	900	50	conventional
Drees I (Drees II)		PvdA, KVP, ARP, CHU	Centre-left	March 15, 1951	September 2, 1952	35	467	69	conventional
Drees II (Drees III)		PvdA, KVP, ARP, CHU	Centre-left	September 2, 1952	October 13, 1956	65	1389	122	conventional
Drees III (Drees IV)		PvdA, KVP, ARP, CHU	Centre-left	October 13, 1956	December 22, 1958	108	789	11	conventional
Beel II	Louis Beel	KVP, ARP, CHU	Christian	December 22, 1958	May 19, 1959	10	80	67	minority care taker cabinet
De Quay	Jan de Quay	KVP, ARP, CHU, VVD	Centre-right	May 19, 1959	July 24, 1963	61	1552	70	conventional
Marijnen	Victor Marijnen	KVP, ARP, CHU, VVD	Centre-right	July 24, 1963	April 14, 1965	63	584	45	conventional
Cals	Jo Cals	KVP, ARP, PvdA	Centre-left	April 14, 1965	November 22, 1966	40	548	39	conventional
Zijlstra	Jelle Zijlstra	ARP, KVP	Christian	November 22, 1966	April 5, 1967	35	85	48	minority care taker cabinet
De Jong	Piet de Jong	KVP, ARP, CHU, VVD	Centre-right	April 5, 1967	July 6, 1971	34	1484	69	conventional
Biesheuvel I	Barend Biesheuvel	ARP, KVP, CHU, VVD, DS70	Centre-right	July 6, 1971	August 9, 1972	52	400	27	conventional
Biesheuvel II	Barend Biesheuvel	ARP, KVP, CHU, VVD	Centre-right	August 9, 1972	May 11, 1973	27	0	275	minority care taker cabinet
Den Uyl	Joop den Uyl	PvdA, KVP, ARP, D'66, PPR	Centre-left	May 11, 1973	December 19, 1977	151	1411	272	extra-parliamentary cabinet
Van Agt I	Dries van Agt	CDA, VVD	Centre-right	December 19, 1977	September 11, 1981	189	1253	108	conventional
Van Agt II		CDA, PvdA, D66	Centre-left	September 11, 1981	May 29, 1982	129	226	17	conventional
Van Agt III		CDA, D66	Centre-left	May 29, 1982	November 4, 1982	15	102	57	minority care taker cabinet
Lubbers I	Ruud Lubbers	CDA, VVD	Centre-right	November 4, 1982	July 14, 1986	56	1294	53	conventional
Lubbers II		CDA, VVD	Centre-right	July 14, 1986	November 7, 1989	53	1024	188	conventional
Lubbers III		CDA, PvdA	Centre-left	November 7, 1989	August 22, 1994	59	1644	104	conventional
Kok I	Wim Kok	PvdA, VVD, D66	Purple	August 22, 1994	August 3, 1998	106	1353	89	conventional
Kok II	Wim Kok	PvdA, VVD, D66	Purple	August 3, 1998	July 22, 2002	77	1364	97	conventional
Balkenende I	Jan Peter Balkenende	CDA, LPF, VVD	Centre-right	July 22, 2002	May 27, 2003	67	86	223	conventional
Balkenende II		CDA, VVD, D66	Centre-right	May 27, 2003	July 7, 2006	129	1139	7	conventional
Balkenende III		CDA, VVD	Centre-right	July 7, 2006	February 22, 2007	7	138	92	minority care taker cabinet
Balkenende IV		CDA, PvdA, CU	Centre-left	February 22, 2007	October 14, 2010	91	1092	238	conventional
Rutte I	Mark Rutte	VVD, CDA (and PVV)	Centre-right	October 14, 2010	November 5, 2012	127	556	197	minority cabinet
Rutte II	Mark Rutte	VVD, PvdA	Purple	November 5, 2012		54			conventional

Government of the Netherlands

Structure and process

Structure

Government	Monarch and the Ministers, including Ministers without Portfolio

Council of Ministers	Ministers, including Ministers without Portfolio, chaired by the Prime Minister of the Netherlands and one or more Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands

Cabinet (list)	Ministers, including Ministers without Portfolio and State Secretaries

Process

Demissionary cabinet
Dutch cabinet formation
- 2003
- 2006/2007
- 2010
- 2012

Current ministries

General Affairs Interior and Kingdom Relations Foreign Affairs Finance Security and Justice Economic Affairs Defence Health, Welfare and Sport Education, Culture and Science Infrastructure and the Environment Social Affairs and Employment

Cabinets

Schimmelpenninck
De Kempenaer-Donker Curtius
Thorbecke I
Van Hall-Donker Curtius
Van der Brugghen
Rochussen
Van Hall-Van Heemstra
Van Zuylen van Nijevelt-Van Heemstra
Thorbecke II
Fransen van de Putte
Van Zuylen van Nijevelt
Van Bosse-Fock
Thorbecke III
De Vries-Fransen van de Putte
Heemskerk-Van Lynden van Sandenburg
Kappeyne van de Coppello
Van Lynden van Sandenburg
Heemskerk Azn.
Mackay
Van Tienhoven
Röell
Pierson
Kuyper
De Meester
Heemskerk
Cort van der Linden
Ruijs de Beerenbrouck I
Ruijs de Beerenbrouck II
Colijn I
De Geer I
Ruijs de Beerenbrouck III
Colijn II
Colijn III
Colijn IV
Colijn V
De Geer II
Gerbrandy I
Gerbrandy II
Gerbrandy III
Schermerhorn-Drees
Beel I
Drees-Van Schaik
Drees I
Drees II
Drees III
Beel II
De Quay
Marijnen
Cals
Zijlstra
De Jong
Biesheuvel I
Biesheuvel II
Den Uyl
Van Agt I
Van Agt II
Van Agt III
Lubbers I
Lubbers II
Lubbers III
Kok I
Kok II
Balkenende I
Balkenende II
Balkenende III
Balkenende IV
Rutte I
Rutte II

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