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Government. The heading 'Government' interrelates government information – such as the current composition of the federal government and the introduction of policy – with explanations about the institutions and different Belgian governments, the powers of all levels of government, etc.
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Composition of the Belgian federal government | Belgium.be
Alexander De Croo. Prime Minister. Pierre-Yves Dermagne. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy and Employment. David Clarinval. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for the Self-Employed, SMEs and Agriculture, Institutional Reforms and …
The federal government - Belgium.be
The Federal Government exercises the federal executive power. This Government is now limited to 15 ministers. With the possible exception of the Prime Minister, the Federal Government consists of the same number of Dutch-speakers and French-speakers.
The Federal Authorities - Belgium.be
The federal government has decided to extend the support measures (VAT reduction and social rate for one million households) to cope with the explosive increase in energy prices. The banks are committed to protecting the most affected families.
The structure of the Federal State and the power levels - Belgium.be
Under the reform of the state, the pyramid of the unitarian state made way for a more complex three-level structure. At the top level, we now find the Federal State, the Communities and the Regions, all three of which are equal from the legal viewpoint.
Belgium, a federal state | Belgium.be
As a result, the first Article of the Belgian constitution reads today: 'Belgium is a federal state, composed of communities and regions'. The power to make decisions is no longer the exclusive preserve of the federal government and the federal parliament.
The Federal Government's powers - Belgium.be
In the general interest of all Belgians, the Federal State manages the public finances, the army, the judicial system, social security, foreign affairs as well as substantial parts of public health and home affairs. So the Federal State has powers in these areas.
The political role of the King - Belgium.be
The importance and impact of the King’s political action varies according to circumstances and according to the pace of public life. There are times when the role of the King can be seen more clearly, particularly after elections when he chooses an informator, then a …
About Belgium | Belgium.be
The federal government has decided to extend the support measures (VAT reduction and social rate for one million households) to cope with the explosive increase in energy prices. The banks are committed to protecting the most affected families.