The most influential part of the executive of the Dutch government are the ministries. There are eleven ministries of the Netherlands, all with their own minister, there are also several Ministers without portfolio and about as many State secretaries. The ministries are:
- Ministry of General Affairs
- Netherlands Government Information Service
- Scientific Council for Government Policy
- Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations
- National Police Services Agency
- Dutch Safety Board
- Immigration and Naturalisation Service
- General Intelligence and Security Service
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Center for the Promotion of Imports
- Ministry of Finance
- Tax and Customs Administration
- FIOD-ECD
- Ministry of Security and Justice
- Netherlands Forensic Institute
- Public Prosecution Service
- Custodial Institutions Agency
- NCTb
- Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation
- Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency
- Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis
- Netherlands Space Office
- Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority
- Department of Nuclear Safety, Security and Safeguards
- Netherlands Competition Authority
- Ministry of Defence
- Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service
- Royal Netherlands Army
- Royal Netherlands Air Force
- Royal Netherlands Navy
- Ministry of Education, Culture and Science
- Netherlands Public Broadcasting
- National archive
- National library of the Netherlands
- Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment
- Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute
- Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency
- Rijkswaterstaat
- Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport
- Netherlands National Institute for Public Health and the Environment
- Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment
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