Cabinet Söder II

The Cabinet Söder II (German: Kabinett Söder II) is the state government of the German state of Bavaria since 12 November 2018.[1][2] Headed by Minister-President Markus Söder, it is a coalition government formed by the Christian Social Union (CSU) and the Free Voters (FW). The coalition parties won 112 out of 205 seats in the Landtag of Bavaria in the election of 14 October 2018. Cabinet members hold the office of ministers of their respective portfolio, except denoted otherwise.

Second Söder Cabinet

27th Cabinet of Bavaria
2018–2023
Date formed12 November 2018
People and organisations
Head of governmentMarkus Söder
Member partyChristian Social Union
Free Voters
Status in legislatureCentre-right coalition
Opposition partySocial Democratic Party
The Greens
Alternative for Germany
Free Democratic Party
History
Election(s)2018 Bavarian state election
Legislature term(s)18th Landtag
PredecessorSöder I

Composition

Office Name Party Secretary of State
Minister-President Markus Söder CSU
Deputy Minister-President Hubert Aiwanger FW
Minister for the Economy, Regional Development and Energy Roland Weigert
Head of the State Chancellery Florian Hermann CSU
Minister for Federal Affairs and the Media
Minister for the Interior, Sport and Integration Joachim Herrmann CSU Gerhard Eck
Minister for Housing, Construction and Transport Kerstin Schreyer CSU
Minister for Justice Georg Eisenreich CSU
Minister for Education and Culture Michael Piazolo FW Anna Stolz
Minister for Science and Art Bernd Siebler CSU
Minister for Finance and Community Albert Füracker CSU
Minister for the Environment and Consumer Protection Thorsten Glauber FW
Minister for Food, Agriculture and Forestry Michaela Kaniber CSU
Minister for Family, Labour and Social Affairs Carolina Trautner CSU
Minister of State for Health and Care Klaus Holetschek CSU
Minister for European and International Affairs Melanie Huml CSU
Minister for Digital Affairs Judith Gerlach CSU

References

  1. "Kabinett" (in German). Bavarian Government.
  2. "Bavaria, Markus Söder rejuvenated his Cabinet | Insider News". www.newsarticleinsiders.com. Retrieved 2018-11-17.
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