Cabinet of Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz

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Cabinet of Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz
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Cabinet of Poland
October 2005 – July 2006
Rzad Marcinkiewicza 2005.jpg
Rząd Marcinkiewicza (2005)
Date formed31 October 2005
Date dissolved14 July 2006
People and organisations
President Aleksander Kwaśniewski
Lech Kaczyński
Prime Minister Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz
Deputy Prime Minister Ludwik Dorn (2005-2006)
Roman Giertych (2006)
Andrzej Lepper (2006)
Zyta Gilowska (2006)
No. of ministers17
Member party
  •   Law and Justice
  •   Samoobrona (since 2006, confidence and supply before 2006)
  •   League of Polish Families (since 2006, confidence and supply before 2006)
Status in legislature
Opposition party
Opposition leader
History
Election 2005 parliamentary election
Predecessor Belka II
Successor Kaczyński

Cabinet of Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz was appointed on 31 October 2005 [1] and passed the vote of confidence in parliament on 10 November 2005. It was supported by 272 votes with 187 votes against (no abstentions). [2] This minority government was ruled by politicians of Law and Justice and some independents e.g. Zbigniew Religa.

The Cabinet

OfficeImageNamePartyFromTo
Prime Minister Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz 2006.jpg Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006
Chairman of the Committee for European Integration9 May 200614 July 2006
Deputy Prime Minister Ludwik Dorn Sejm 2014(cropped).JPG Ludwik Dorn Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of Interior and Administration
Minister of Regional Development JKRUK 20090429 GRAZYNA GESICKA IMG 6411.jpg Grażyna Gęsicka Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of Sport and Tourism Lipiec Tomasz.jpg Tomasz Lipiec Independent 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of National Defence Sikorski.jpg Radosław Sikorski Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of Environment Jan Szyszko 2008.jpg Jan Szyszko Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chairman of the Committee for European Integration Stefan Meller.jpg Stefan Meller Independent 31 October 20059 May 2006
Minister of Foreign Affairs Anna Fotyga (2007).jpg Anna Fotyga Law and Justice 9 May 200614 July 2006
Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro - 2019 (48085697621) (cropped).jpg Zbigniew Ziobro Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of Culture and National Heritage JKRUK 20100418 KAZIMIERZ MICHAL UJAZDOWSKI IMG 7431.jpg Kazimierz Michał Ujazdowski Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of Economy Piotr Wozniak.JPG Piotr Woźniak Independent 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister Labour and Social Policy K Michalkiewicz2.jpg Krzysztof Michałkiewicz Law and Justice 31 October 20055 May 2006
Minister Labour and Social Policy The Union Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs, Shri Vayalar Ravi and Labour Minister of Poland, Mrs. Anna Kalata holding a joint press conference, in New Delhi on June 13, 2007.jpg Anna Kalata Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland 5 May 200614 July 2006
Minister of State Treasury Andrzej Mikosz i Lech Kaczynski.jpeg Andrzej Mikosz Independent 31 October 20053 January 2006
Minister of State Treasury Wojciech Jasiński Law and Justice 15 February 200614 July 2006
Minister of Finance Teresa Lubinska.jpg Teresa Lubińska Independent 31 October 20057 January 2006
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance Gilowska Zyta.JPG Zyta Gilowska Independent 7 January 200624 June 2006
Minister of Finance Pawel Wojciechowski.jpg Paweł Wojciechowski Independent 24 June 200614 July 2006
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Krzysztof Jurgiel 2015 03.JPG Krzysztof Jurgiel Law and Justice 31 October 20055 May 2006
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Andrzej Lepper in his office 2002 (1).jpg Andrzej Lepper Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland 5 May 200614 July 2006
Minister of Health Zbigniew Religa 2 2008.jpg Zbigniew Religa Centre Party 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of Education and Science Michal Sewerynski Kancelaria Senatu.jpg Michał Seweryński Law and Justice 31 October 20055 May 2006
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Education Roman Giertych.jpg Roman Giertych League of Polish Families 5 May 200614 July 2006
Minister of Science and Higher Education Michal Sewerynski Kancelaria Senatu.jpg Michał Seweryński Law and Justice 5 May 200614 July 2006
Minister of Transportation and Construction Jerzy Polaczek Sejm 2015.JPG Jerzy Polaczek Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006
Minister of Construction Antoni Jaszczak Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland 5 May 200614 July 2006
Minister of Transportation Jerzy Polaczek Sejm 2015.JPG Jerzy Polaczek Law and Justice 5 May 200614 July 2006
Minister of Marine Economy 20070907 sejm rp 100B5340.jpg Rafał Wiechecki League of Polish Families 5 May 200614 July 2006
Minister — Coordinator of Special Forces Zbigniew Wassermann 2008.jpg Zbigniew Wassermann Law and Justice 31 October 200514 July 2006

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References

  1. Appointment Retrieved on 31 Oct 2006
  2. Warsaw Voice, 30 Nov 2005, online version retrieved on 31 Oct 2006