Ministers
- Prime Minister, General Affairs and Foreign Affairs, Dries van Agt (CDA)
- Vice Prime Minister and Economy, Jan Terlouw (D66)
- Justice, Job de Ruiter (CDA)
- Interior Affairs, Max Rood (D66)
- Education and Sciences, Wim Deetman (CDA)
- Finance, Fons van der Stee (CDA)
- Defence, Hans van Mierlo (D66)
- Housing and Spatial Planning, Erwin Nypels (D66)
- Transport and Water, Henk Zeevalking (D66)
- Agriculture and Fishery; Dutch Caribbean Affairs, Jan de Koning (CDA)
- Social Affairs and Employment, Louw de Graaf (CDA)
- Culture, Recreation and Social Work, Hans de Boer (CDA)
- Public Health and Environmental Hygiene, Til Gardeniers-Berendsen (CDA)
- Development Cooperation, Kees van Dijk (CDA)
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