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The Van Rompuy Government was the federal government of Belgium from 30 December 2008 until 15 November 2009. Herman Van Rompuy was nominated as the first President of the European Council and resigned shortly after as Premier. It took office when the Flemish Christian Democrat Herman Van Rompuy (Christian Democratic and Flemish, CD&V) was sworn in as Prime Minister after the Leterme I Government fell on 22 December 2008. To be official, the Van Rompuy I government needed a vote of confidence from the Chamber of Representatives. It received the vote of confidence on 2 January 2009.

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rdfs:label	Regierung Van Rompuy (de) Gouvernement Van Rompuy (fr) Governo Van Rompuy (it) Regering-Van Rompuy (nl) Van Rompuy Government (en)
rdfs:comment	Le Gouvernement Van Rompuy est le nom du gouvernement fédéral belge qui a prêté serment devant le roi le 30 décembre 2008 et dont la Chambre a voté finalement la confiance majorité contre opposition le 2 janvier 2009 ; la déclaration gouvernementale avait été lue par le Premier ministre le 31 décembre 2008 devant le Parlement. (fr) Die belgische Regierung Van Rompuy, auch Regierung Van Rompuy I, war vom 30. Dezember 2008 bis zum 25. November 2009 im Amt. Am 2. Januar 2009 sprach ihr die Abgeordnetenkammer das Vertrauen aus. Die Regierung bestand aus 15 Ministern (Premierminister inbegriffen) und sieben Staatssekretären. Diese von Herman Van Rompuy (CD&V) angeführte Regierung setzte sich aus den flämischen (Open VLD) und frankophonen Liberalen (MR), den flämischen Christdemokraten (CD&V) und den frankophonen Zentrumshumanisten (cdH) und Sozialisten (PS) zusammen. (de) Il Governo Van Rompuy è il governo federale del Belgio che ha prestato giuramento davanti al re il 30 dicembre 2008 e la cui Camera dei rappresentanti ha votato a favore della fiducia contro l'opposizione il 2 gennaio 2009; la dichiarazione del governo è stata letta dal Primo Ministro il 31 dicembre 2008 davanti al Parlamento. È succeduto al governo Leterme I, le cui dimissioni sono state accettate da Alberto II il 22 dicembre 2008 in seguito al Fortisgate. (it) The Van Rompuy Government was the federal government of Belgium from 30 December 2008 until 15 November 2009. Herman Van Rompuy was nominated as the first President of the European Council and resigned shortly after as Premier. It took office when the Flemish Christian Democrat Herman Van Rompuy (Christian Democratic and Flemish, CD&V) was sworn in as Prime Minister after the Leterme I Government fell on 22 December 2008. To be official, the Van Rompuy I government needed a vote of confidence from the Chamber of Representatives. It received the vote of confidence on 2 January 2009. (en) De regering-Van Rompuy (30 december 2008 - 25 november 2009) was een Belgische regering. Het was een coalitie tussen de CD&V/cdH (23 en 10 zetels), de MR/Open Vld (23 en 18 zetels) en de PS (20 zetels). (nl)
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has abstract	Die belgische Regierung Van Rompuy, auch Regierung Van Rompuy I, war vom 30. Dezember 2008 bis zum 25. November 2009 im Amt. Am 2. Januar 2009 sprach ihr die Abgeordnetenkammer das Vertrauen aus. Die Regierung bestand aus 15 Ministern (Premierminister inbegriffen) und sieben Staatssekretären. Diese von Herman Van Rompuy (CD&V) angeführte Regierung setzte sich aus den flämischen (Open VLD) und frankophonen Liberalen (MR), den flämischen Christdemokraten (CD&V) und den frankophonen Zentrumshumanisten (cdH) und Sozialisten (PS) zusammen. Die Regierung Van Rompuy war Nachfolgerin der Regierung Leterme I, die infolge der Rücktritte von Premierminister Yves Leterme (CD&V) und Justizminister (CD&V) im Zusammenhang mit der sogenannten „Fortis-Affäre“ gefallen war. In ihrer Amtszeit erfuhr die Regierung mehrere personelle Umbesetzungen und Verschiebungen von Zuständigkeiten. Am 17. Juli 2009 wurde Außenminister Karel de Gucht designiert, Belgien in der Europäischen Kommission zu vertreten; zugleich wechselten nach den Regionalwahlen von 2009, die vor allem auf wallonischer Seite zu neuen Mehrheitsverhältnissen und einer Regierungsneubildung geführt hatten, einige Politiker das Amt. Somit schieden aus der ursprünglichen Regierung Van Rompuy folgende Minister und Staatssekretäre aus: Karel de Gucht, Marie Arena, Guido De Padt und Julie Fernandez Fernandez; zugestoßen waren: Guy Vanhengel, Yves Leterme, Michel Daerden und Philippe Courard. Van Rompuy reichte am 25. November 2009 seinen Rücktritt als Premierminister ein, nachdem er am 19. November 2009 zum ersten ständigen Präsidenten des Europäischen Rates bestimmt wurde. Noch am selben Tag wurde Außenminister Yves Leterme zum neuen Regierungschef ernannt. Er bildete die Nachfolgeregierung Leterme II. (de) Le Gouvernement Van Rompuy est le nom du gouvernement fédéral belge qui a prêté serment devant le roi le 30 décembre 2008 et dont la Chambre a voté finalement la confiance majorité contre opposition le 2 janvier 2009 ; la déclaration gouvernementale avait été lue par le Premier ministre le 31 décembre 2008 devant le Parlement. (fr) The Van Rompuy Government was the federal government of Belgium from 30 December 2008 until 15 November 2009. Herman Van Rompuy was nominated as the first President of the European Council and resigned shortly after as Premier. It took office when the Flemish Christian Democrat Herman Van Rompuy (Christian Democratic and Flemish, CD&V) was sworn in as Prime Minister after the Leterme I Government fell on 22 December 2008. On 18 December 2008, Yves Leterme offered his government's resignation to King Albert after a scandal erupted surrounding the investigation of the sale of the failing Fortis bank to BNP Paribas. Leterme, Jo Vandeurzen, and Didier Reynders were accused of violating the separation of powers by trying to influence the Court of Appeals and of exerting improper influence by the First Chairman of the Court of Cassation. Three days later the resignation was accepted by the king. To be official, the Van Rompuy I government needed a vote of confidence from the Chamber of Representatives. It received the vote of confidence on 2 January 2009. The government was succeeded on 24 November 2009 by the Leterme II Government. (en) Il Governo Van Rompuy è il governo federale del Belgio che ha prestato giuramento davanti al re il 30 dicembre 2008 e la cui Camera dei rappresentanti ha votato a favore della fiducia contro l'opposizione il 2 gennaio 2009; la dichiarazione del governo è stata letta dal Primo Ministro il 31 dicembre 2008 davanti al Parlamento. È succeduto al governo Leterme I, le cui dimissioni sono state accettate da Alberto II il 22 dicembre 2008 in seguito al Fortisgate. Questo governo, guidato da Herman Van Rompuy (CD&V), era composto dai fiamminghi (Open VLD) e francofoni liberali (MR), dai fiamminghi cristiano-democratici (CD&V), dai francofoni umanisti di centro (CDH) e dai socialisti (PS). Durante il suo mandato, il governo ha subito numerosi cambiamenti di personale e cambiamenti di responsabilità. Il 17 luglio 2009, il ministro degli Esteri Karel De Gucht è stato designato a rappresentare il Belgio nella Commissione europea; allo stesso tempo è cambiato dopo le elezioni regionali del 2009, che avevano portato, in particolare sul lato vallone a nuove maggioranze e una nuova formazione governativa, alcuni politici dell'ufficio. Così, i seguenti ministri e segretari di Stato sono stati ritirati dall'originale governo Van Rompuy: Karel de Gucht, Maria Arena, Guido De Padt e ; e succedono altri: , Yves Leterme, Michel Daerden e Philippe Courard. Van Rompuy si è dimesso da primo ministro il 25 novembre 2009, dopo essere stato nominato primo Presidente permanente del Consiglio europeo il 19 novembre 2009. Lo stesso giorno il ministro degli Esteri Yves Leterme è stato nominato nuovo capo del governo. Ha formato il governo successore Leterme II. (it) De regering-Van Rompuy (30 december 2008 - 25 november 2009) was een Belgische regering. Het was een coalitie tussen de CD&V/cdH (23 en 10 zetels), de MR/Open Vld (23 en 18 zetels) en de PS (20 zetels). De regering volgde de regering-Leterme I op. Het was een doorstart van de vorige regering, die gevallen was door de zaak-Fortis. Het was opmerkelijk dat de Vlaamse regeringspartijen, CD&V en Open VLD, minder dan de helft van de Vlaamse zetels in Kamer en Senaat vertegenwoordigden. De regering werd opgevolgd door de regering-Leterme II nadat Herman Van Rompuy (CD&V) zijn ontslag aanbood, toen hij verkozen werd als voorzitter van de Europese Raad. (nl)
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