Flemish Parliament - Committees - List of Standing Committees

List of Standing Committees

  • Committee for General Affairs and Financial and Budgetary Matters
    • Subcommittee on Finance and Budget
  • Committee for Brussels and its Flemish Suburbs
  • Committee for Administrative Affairs, Institutional and Administrative Reform and Decree Evaluation
  • Committee for Housing, Urban Policy, Integration and Equal Opportunities
  • Committee for Foreign Policy, European Affairs, International Co-operation and Tourism
  • Committee for Education, Training, Science and Innovation
  • Committee for Culture, Youth, Sports and Media
  • Committee for Public Well-Being, Public Health and Family Affairs
  • Committee for Economic Affairs, Employment and Social Economics
    • Subcommittee on Arms Trade
  • Committee for Environmental and Nature Conservation Issues, Agriculture, Fishery and Rural Development Policy and Town and Country Planning and Real Estate
    • Subcommittee on Agriculture, Fishery and Rural Policy
  • Committee for Public Works, Mobility and Energy

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