Ministers
| Prime Minister General Affairs |
Wim Kok | PvdA | |
| Vice Prime Minister Interior Affairs |
Hans Dijkstal | VVD | |
| Vice Prime Minister Foreign Affairs |
Hans van Mierlo | D66 | |
| Justice | Winnie Sorgdrager | D66 | |
| Education, Culture and Sciences | Jo Ritzen | PvdA | |
| FInance | Gerrit Zalm | VVD | |
| Hans Wijers | D66 | a.i. June 4–26, 1996 | |
| Defense Dutch Caribbean and Aruba |
Joris Voorhoeve | VVD | |
| Transport and Water | Annemarie Jorritsma | VVD | |
| Economy | Hans Wijers | D66 | |
| Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheryj | Jozias van Aartsen | VVD | |
| Social Affairs and Employment | Ad Melkert | PvdA | |
| Public health, Wellbeing and Sports | Els Borst | D66 | |
| Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment | Margreeth de Boer | PvdA | |
| Development cooperation | Jan Pronk | PvdA |
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