First Cabinet of Marek Belka

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First Cabinet of Marek Belka
Cabinet of Poland
2004
First Cabinet of Marek Belka (2004)
Date formed	2 May 2004
Date dissolved	11 June 2004
People and organisations
President	Aleksander Kwaśniewski
Prime Minister	Marek Belka
Deputy Prime Minister	Jerzy Hausner Izabela Jaruga Nowacka
Ministers removed	0 resigned
Member party	Democratic Left Alliance   Labour Union
Status in legislature	Minority (coalition) 172/460 (37 %)
Opposition party	Civic Platform   Samoobrona   Law and Justice   League of Polish Families   Polish People's Party   Social Democracy of Poland
Opposition leader	Donald Tusk
History
Election(s)	2001 parliamentary election
Predecessor	Miller
Successor	Belka II

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First Cabinet of Marek Belka was appointed on 2 May 2004. It failed a vote of confidence in parliament on 14 May 2004.

The Cabinet[edit]

Office	Image	Name		Party	From	to
Prime Minister		Marek Belka		Democratic Left Alliance	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Chairman of the Committee for European Integration
Deputy Prime Minister		Jerzy Hausner		Democratic Left Alliance	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Economy and Labor
Deputy Prime Minister		Izabela Jaruga-Nowacka		Labour Union	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister without portfolio
Minister of National Defence		Jerzy Szmajdziński		Democratic Left Alliance	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Foreign Affairs		Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz		Democratic Left Alliance	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister without portfolio		Sławomir Cytrycki		Democratic Left Alliance	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development		Wojciech Olejniczak		Democratic Left Alliance	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Interior and Administration		Ryszard Kalisz		Democratic Left Alliance	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Finance		Andrzej Raczko		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Justice		Marek Sadowski		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of State Treasury		Jacek Socha		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Health		Wojciech Rudnicki		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Environment		Jerzy Swatoń		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Culture		Waldemar Dąbrowski		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Infrastructure		Krzysztof Opawski		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of National Education and Sport		Mirosław Sawicki		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Social Policy		Krzysztof Pater		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004
Minister of Science and Information		Michał Kleiber		Independent	2 May 2004	14 June 2004