Elke Sleurs

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  2. Profile of Elke Sleurs on the website of the Flemish Parliament [ permanent dead link ]
  3. "Sleurs (N-VA):"This is not a demotion"". Archived from the original on 2015-07-06. Retrieved 2015-06-16.
  4. “Bracke zet stap opzij als lijsttrekker in Gent, Sleurs neemt over en vertrekt als staatssecretaris”
  5. Zuhal Demir: "Ik ben een madame van de aanpak"


Elke Sleurs
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Elke Sleurs in 2016.
Secretary of State for Poverty Reduction, Equal Opportunities, People with Disabilities, Urban Policy and Scientific Policy
In office
11 October 2014 24 February 2017
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