Belgium: Council of Ministers: 1951The following dates correspond to the period when an office holder was a member of the Council of Ministers, collectively exercising the duties of Head of State in accordance with a Constitutional provision; dates of office for each individual are different.
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| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Clovis-Louis-Marie-Emmanuel-Joseph Pholien (Premier Ministre = Eerste Minister) |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Paul-Guillaume van Zeeland |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Léonard Ghislain-Marie-Joseph Meurice |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Maurice-Paul Brasseur |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Pierre-Charles-José-Marie Harmel |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Ludovic-Marie-Odilon Moyersoen |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Jean-Marie-Joseph Van Houtte |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Charles Héger |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Oscar-Olivier-Ghislain Behogne |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Geeraard-Léonce Van Der Daele |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Albert Coppé |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Paul-Willem Segers |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Alfred De Taeye |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Etienne De Greef |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | André Dequae |
| 16 Jul 1951 - 17 Jul 1951 | Augustus Franciscus Joseph De Boodt |
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The Constitution of Belgium of 1831, Art. 90, authorizes the Council of Ministers or, more precisely, the ministers in Council to exercise the royal authority during the period when the throne remains vacant or when a monarch is incapable to exercise the same functions; the vacancy normally occurs upon the demise of the monarch and lasts until the swearing-in of his successor; original text of Art. 90 in French and Dutch reads: "les pouvoirs consdtitutionnels du Roi sont exercés, au nom du peuple belge, par les ministres réunis en conseil ..." = "... wordt de grondwettelijke macht van de Koning in naam van het Belgische volk uitgeoefend door de in raad verenigde ministers ..." |
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