Cabinet of Leszek Miller

Cabinet of Leszek Miller
10th Cabinet of Poland
2001–2004
Leszek Miller (2014)
Date formed	19 October 2001
Date dissolved	2 May 2004
People and organisations
President	Aleksander Kwaśniewski
Prime Minister	Leszek Miller
Deputy Prime Minister	Marek Belka (2001–2002) Jarosław Kalinowski (2001–2003) Marek Pol (2001–2004) Jerzy Hausner (2003–2004) Grzegorz Kołodko (2002–2003) Józef Oleksy (2004)
Ministers removed	16 resigned
Member party	Democratic Left Alliance   Labour Union   Polish People's Party (until 2003)
Status in legislature	Majority (coalition) (2001–2003) Minority (coalition) (2003–2004)
Opposition party	Civic Platform   Samoobrona (confidence 2001–2003)   Law and Justice   League of Polish Families   Polish People's Party (after 2003)
Opposition leader	Maciej Płażyński (until 2003) Donald Tusk
History
Election	2001 parliamentary election
Predecessor	Buzek
Successor	Belka I

The Cabinet of Leszek Miller was appointed on 19 October 2001, ^[1] passed the vote of confidence on 26 October 2001, and 13 June 2003.

The Cabinet

Office	Image	Name	Party		from	To
Prime Minister		Leszek Miller		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	2 May 2004
Chairman of the Committee for European Integration
Deputy Prime Minister		Marek Belka		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	6 July 2002
Minister of Finance
Deputy Prime Minister		Jarosław Kalinowski		Polish People's Party	19 October 2001	3 March 2003
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
Deputy Prime Minister		Marek Pol		Labour Union	19 October 2001	2 May 2004
Minister of Infrastructure
Minister of Labour and Social Policy		Jerzy Hausner		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	7 January 2003
Minister of Economy, Labour and Social Policy					7 January 2003	2 May 2004
Deputy Prime Minister					16 June 2003	2 May 2004
Deputy Prime Minister		Grzegorz Kołodko		Independent	6 July 2002	16 June 2003
Minister of Finance
Deputy Prime Minister		Józef Oleksy		Democratic Left Alliance	21 January 2004	21 April 2004
Minister of Interior and Administration
Minister of Economy		Jacek Piechota		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	7 June 2003
Minister of Foreign Affairs		Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	2 May 2004
Minister of National Defence		Jerzy Szmajdziński		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	2 May 2004
Minister of Interior and Administration		Krzysztof Janik		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	21 January 2004
Minister of Environment		Stanisław Żelichowski		Polish People's Party	19 October 2001	3 March 2003
Minister of Culture		Andrzej Celiński		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	6 July 2002
Minister of Health		Mariusz Łapiński		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	17 January 2003
Minister of State Treasury		Wiesław Kaczmarek		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	7 January 2003
Minister of Science		Michał Kleiber		Independent	19 October 2001	2 May 2004
Minister of National Education and Sport		Krystyna Łybacka		Democratic Left Alliance	19 October 2001	2 May 2004
Minister of Justice Public Prosecutor General		Barbara Piwnik		Independent	19 October 2001	6 July 2002
Minister of Culture		Waldemar Dąbrowski		Independent	6 July 2002	2 May 2004
Minister, Member of the Council of Ministers		Lech Nikolski		Democratic Left Alliance	7 January 2003	2 May 2004
Minister of Finance		Andrzej Raczko		Independent	16 June 2003	2 May 2004
Minister of Environment		Czesław Śleziak		Democratic Left Alliance	3 March 2003	2 May 2004
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development		Adam Tański		Independent	3 March 2003	2 July 2003
Minister of State Treasury		Sławomir Cytrycki		Democratic Left Alliance	7 January 2003	2 April 2003
Minister of Health		Marek Balicki		Independent	17 January 2003	2 April 2003
Minister, Member of the Council of Ministers		Danuta Hübner		Independent	16 June 2003	30 April 2004
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development		Wojciech Olejniczak		Democratic Left Alliance	2 July 2003	2 May 2004
Minister of State Treasury		Piotr Czyżewski		Independent	2 April 2003	21 January 2004
Minister of Health		Leszek Sikorski		Democratic Left Alliance	2 April 2003	2 May 2004
Minister of Justice Public Prosecutor General		Grzegorz Kurczuk		Democratic Left Alliance	6 July 2002	2 May 2004
Minister of State Treasury		Zbigniew Kaniewski		Democratic Left Alliance	28 January 2004	2 May 2004

Vote of confidence in the Cabinet of Leszek Miller
Ballot →		26 October 2001
Required majority →		224 out of 446 Y
	Votes in favour • SLD (196) • SRP (53) • PSL (40) • UP (14) • LPR (1) • Independents (2)	306 / 446
	Votes against • PO (62) • PiS (42) • LPR (32) • SLD (1) • Independents (3)	140 / 446
	Absent • SLD (3) • PO (3) • LPR (2) • UP (2) • PiS (1) • LPR (1)	13 / 446
Source

References

1. David Holley; Ela Kasprzycka (20 October 2001). "Ex-Communist Sworn In as Polish Premier". Los Angeles Times. Warsaw. Retrieved 28 August 2013.