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cabinet_name Michel II Government|cabinet_number = 95th|jurisdiction = Belgium (since 1830)|flag = Flag_of_Belgium.svg|incumbent = |image = Charles Michel (2018-01-31) (cropped).jpg|date_formed = 9 December 2018|date_dissolved = 27 October 2019|government_head = Charles Michel|government_head_history = |deputy_government_head = |state_head = Philippe of Belgium|current_number = 12|former_members_number = |total_number =
    • Minority coalition
    • {{Composition bar|52|150|blue{edih}
    }}|election = 2014 Belgian federal election|legislature_term = 2014–2019
    • 18 July 2019
    • continuing resolution (3rd)
    {edih}|opposition_cabinet = |opposition_party = |opposition_leader = |incoming_formation = 8 December 2018|outgoing_formation = 18 December 2018    		Michel I Government>Michel IWilmès I Government>Wilmès I}}(File:RegeringMichelII.jpg|thumb|Composition in the Chamber of Representatives)The Michel II Government was the Federal Government of Belgium, led by Prime Minister Charles Michel from 18 December 2018 until 27 October 2019 when it was succeeded by the Wilmès I Government. It was a centre minority coalition cabinet of Christian Democratic and Flemish (CD&V), the Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats (Open Vld) and the Reformist Movement (MR). On 26 October 2019, it was announced that Sophie Wilmès would take over the role of Prime Minister from Michel on 1 November 2019, and form a new government.NEWS,weblink Sophie Wilmès (MR) wordt nieuwe premier in lopende zaken: "Alles aan doen om de stabiliteit te verzekeren", Sophie Wilmès (MR) to become new Prime Minister of caretaker cabinet: "Give it all to ensure stability", vrt.be, 26 October 2019, 27 October 2019, Dutch,

    History

    The government came into existence on 9 December 2018 following the exit of New Flemish Alliance (N-VA) from the Michel I Government. As the Prime Minister did not offer the government's resignation to the King until the 18th, it is constitutionally still the same government as the one that started in 2014, albeit a heavily reshuffled government following the resignation of all N-VA ministers and secretaries of state.NEWS,weblink Grondwetsspecialisten zijn formeel: "Juridisch gezien is dit geen nieuwe regering en is er dus geen probleem", Het Nieuwsblad, 10 December 2018, 10 December 2018, Dutch, Politically, however, it is in an entirely different situation, as it has no support from N-VA and thus operates as a new government.On 10 December, several parties had called for the government to propose a motion of confidence.NEWS,weblink N-VA, SP.A, Groen en Vlaams Belang vragen een vertrouwensstemming in het parlement, Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroeporganisatie, VRT, vrtnws.be, 10 December 2018, 23 December 2018, nl, NEWS,weblink Wat is een vertrouwensstemming en moet de regering het vertrouwen van het parlement vragen?, Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroeporganisatie, VRT, vrtnws.be, 10 December 2018, nl, Michel attempted to continue with the minority cabinet with support from the centre-left opposition, who instead announced on 18 December that they would submit a motion of no confidence against the cabinet.NEWS,weblink Michel dient ontslag regering in na groen-rode motie van wantrouwen, De Morgen, 18 December 2018, 23 December 2018, nl, On 18 December, Premier Michel offered his resignation to King Philippe.NEWS,weblink Herlees: Koning houdt ontslag regering in beraad, "Beste scenario om te ontsnappen aan vervroegde verkiezingen", vrtnws.be, 18 December 2018, 19 December 2018, nl, On 20 December, the Chamber of Representatives almost unanimously voted a draft budget to enable provisional spending for the first three months of 2019 based on the 2018 budget.MAGAZINE,weblink Politieke crisis: Kamer keurt noodbegroting goed, Knack (magazine), Knack, 20 December 2018, 23 December 2018, nl, NEWS,weblink Kamer keurt 'noodbegroting' goed, De Standaard, 20 December 2018, 23 December 2018, nl, The King accepted Michel's resignation on 21 December after consulting party leaders.NEWS,weblink Koning zet consultaties ook morgen nog verder: geen gesprek met Vlaams Belang, Het Laatste Nieuws, 20 December 2018, 23 December 2018, nl, The outgoing cabinet continues governing as a caretaker government, likely until after the European Parliament, Belgian regional and federal elections of 26 May 2019.NEWS,weblink Koning Filip aanvaardt ontslag regering-Michel, regering in lopende zaken en geen vervroegde verkiezingen, De Morgen, 21 December 2018, 23 December 2018, nl, On 2 July 2019, Prime Minister Charles Michel was elected to become the next President of the European Council as from 1 December 2019.NEWS,weblink Wat met de federale regering en de MR nu Michel Europees president wordt?, What will happen to federal government and MR with Michel becoming European president?, De Morgen, 2 July 2019, 15 August 2019, nl, With no new government formed, Sophie Wilmès was appointed to take over the role of Prime Minister from 27 October 2019, to allow Charles Michel sufficient time to prepare for his role as President of the European Council.

    Composition

    {{Cabinet table start|hiderefcol=y}}{{Cabinet table ministry|Prime Minister}}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Prime Minister
    | minister1 = Charles Michel
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Mouvement Réformateur
    {edih}{{Cabinet table ministry|Deputy Prime Ministers}}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Consumer Affairs, Disabled Persons, Economy,Employment, Equal Rights and Fighting Poverty
    | minister1 = Kris Peeters
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 25 June 2019
    | minister1_party = Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Justice and Director of Buildings
    | minister1 = Koen Geens
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Foreign Affairs, Defence, Beliris and European Affairs
    | minister1 = Didier Reynders
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Mouvement Réformateur
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Development Cooperation, Finance and fighting Fiscal Fraud
    | minister1 = Alexander De Croo
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Open Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten
    {edih}{{Cabinet table ministry|Ministers}}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Administrative Simplification, Digital Agenda, Postal Services and Telecom
    | minister1 = Philippe De Backer
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Open Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of the Interior and Safety
    | minister1 = Pieter De Crem
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Asylum, Migration, Health and Social Affairs
    | minister1 = Maggie De Block
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Open Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Consumer Affairs, Disabled Persons, Economy,Employment, Equal Rights and Fighting Poverty
    | minister1 = Wouter Beke
    | minister1_termstart = 25 June 2019
    | minister1_termend = 2 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams
    | minister2 = Nathalie Muylle
    | minister2_termstart = 2 October 2019
    | minister2_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister2_party = Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of the Middle Class, SMEs, Self-employed,Agriculture, Social Integration and Urban Policy
    | minister1 = Denis Ducarme
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Mouvement Réformateur
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Budget, Civil Service, National Lottery and Scientific Policy
    | minister1 = Sophie Wilmès
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Mouvement Réformateur
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Pensions
    | minister1 = Daniel Bacquelaine
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Mouvement Réformateur
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Mobility and the National Railway Company
    | minister1 = François Bellot
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Mouvement Réformateur
    {edih}{hide}Cabinet table minister
    | title = Minister of Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development
    | minister1 = Marie-Christine Marghem
    | minister1_termstart = 9 December 2018
    | minister1_termend = 27 October 2019
    | minister1_party = Mouvement Réformateur
    {edih}{{Cabinet table end}}

    Changes in composition

    • On 25 June 2019, one month after the 2019 European Parliament elections, Kris Peeters offered his resignation as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Consumer Affairs, Disabled Persons, Economy, Employment, Equal Rights and Fighting Poverty to take up his seat in the European Parliament,WEB,weblink Kris Peeters (CD&V) offers resignation to prime minister Michel and chooses European Parliament, Kris Peeters (CD&V) biedt ontslag aan bij premier Michel en kiest nu voluit voor het Europees Parlement, vrtnws.be, with CD&V appointing party president Wouter Beke as his replacement two days later, with the exception that the role of Deputy Minister shifted to Koen Geens.WEB,weblink Wouter Beke vervangt Kris Peeters in de federale regering, Wouter Beke replaces Kris Peeters in federal government, vrtnws.be,
    • On 2 October 2019 Wouter Beke was in turn replaced by Nathalie Muylle as Beke took up the position as Flemish Minister for Welfare in the Flemish Government.WEB,weblink CD&V Chamber of Representatives member Nathalie Muylle replaces Wouter Beke in Federal Government, CD&V-Kamerlid Nathalie Muylle vervangt Wouter Beke in de federale regering, vrtnws.be,

    References

    {{reflist}}{{Belgian governments}}


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