List of Belgian Representatives - List of Representatives Who Resigned

List of Representatives Who Resigned

Name Party Date of resignation Replacement Notes
Hendrik Bogaert CD&V 7 December 2011 Roel Deseyn Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
Olivier Chastel MR 7 December 2011 Olivier Destrebecq Became minister in Di Rupo I
Philippe Courard PS 7 December 2011 André Perpète Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
Maggie De Block Open VLD 7 December 2011 Luk Van Biesen Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
Pieter De Crem CD&V 7 December 2011 Jenne De Potter Became minister in Di Rupo I
Elio Di Rupo PS 7 December 2011 Bruno Van Grootenbrulle Became prime minister in Di Rupo I
Sabine Laruelle MR 7 December 2011 Valérie Warzée-Caverenne Became minister in Di Rupo I
Joëlle Milquet CDH 7 December 2011 Georges Dallemagne Became minister in Di Rupo I
Laurette Onkelinx PS 7 December 2011 Isabelle Emmery Became minister in Di Rupo I
Didier Reynders MR 7 December 2011 Luc Gustin Became minister in Di Rupo I
Annemie Turtelboom Open VLD 7 December 2011 Frank Wilrycx Became minister in Di Rupo I
Steven Vanackere CD&V 7 December 2011 Michel Doomst Became minister in Di Rupo I
Vincent Van Quickenborne Open VLD 7 December 2011 Roland Defreyne Became minister in Di Rupo I
Servais Verherstraeten CD&V 7 December 2011 Kristof Waterschoot Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
Melchior Wathelet CDH 7 December 2011 Marie-Martine Schyns Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
Guy Vanhengel Open VLD 16 December 2011 Lieve Wierinck Became Brussels minister in Picqué IV
Yves Leterme CD&V 31 December 2011 Bercy Slegers Became deputy secretary-general of OECD
Inge Vervotte CD&V 2 January 2013 Nik Van Gool Will become chairwoman of "Emmaüs"

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