Living former members of the Council of Ministers of the Netherlands

Cabinet Members in the Marijnen cabinet (1963-1965)

• Johan Witteveen - Minister of Finance (
• Piet de Jong - Minister of DeFence (
• Koos Andriessen - Minister of Economic Affairs (

Cabinet Members in the Cals cabinet (1965-1966)

• Piet de Jong - Minister of Defence (

Cabinet Members in the Zijlstra cabinet (1966-1967)

• Piet de Jong - Minister of Defence (

Cabinet Members in the De Jong cabinet (1967-1971)

• Piet de Jong - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Johan Witteveen - Minister of Finance / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Roelof Nelissen - Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Berend Jan Udink - Minister for Development Cooperation (

Cabinet Members in the First Biesheuvel cabinet (1971-1972)

• Roelof Nelissen - Minister of Finance / Minister for Suriname and Netherlands Antilles Affairs / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Dries van Agt - Minister of Justice (
• Harry Langman - Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Berend Jan Udink - Minister of Transport and Water Management / Minister of Housing and Spatial Planning (

Cabinet Members in the Second Biesheuvel cabinet (1972-1973)

• Roelof Nelissen - Minister of Finance / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Dries van Agt - Minister of Justice (
• Harry Langman - Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Berend Jan Udink - Minister of Transport and Water Management / Minister of Housing and Spatial Planning (

Cabinet Members in the Den Uyl cabinet (1973-1977)

• Dries van Agt - Minister of Justice / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Ruud Lubbers - Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Bram Stemerdink - Minister of Defence (
• Jos van Kemenade - Minister of Education and Science (
• Tjerk Westerterp - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Jan Pronk - Minister for Development Cooperation (

Cabinet Members in the First Van Agt cabinet (1977-1981)

• Dries van Agt - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Hans Wiegel - Minister of the Interior / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands
• Frans Andriessen - Minister of Finance (
• Job de Ruiter - Minister of Justice (
• Arie Pais - Minister of Education and Science (
• Gerrit Braks - Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries (
• Wil Albeda - Minister of Social Affairs (
• Pieter Beelaerts van Blokland - Minister of Housing and Spatial Planning (
• Til Gardeniers-Berendsen - Minister of Culture, Recreation and Social work (

Cabinet Members in the Second Van Agt cabinet (1981-1982)

• Dries van Agt - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Jan Terlouw - Minister of Economic Affairs / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Ed van Thijn - Minister of the Interior (
• Job de Ruiter - Minister of Justice (
• Jos van Kemenade - Minister of Education and Science (
• Til Gardeniers-Berendsen - Minister of Health and the Environment (
• Marcel van Dam - Minister of Housing and Spatial Planning (

Cabinet Members in the Third Van Agt cabinet (1982)

• Dries van Agt - Prime Minister of the Netherlands / Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Jan Terlouw - Minister of Economic Affairs / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Job de Ruiter - Minister of Justice (
• Wim Deetman - Minister of Education and Science (
• Til Gardeniers-Berendsen - Minister of Health and the Environment (
• Louw de Graaf - Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (
• Erwin Nypels - Minister of Housing and Spatial Planning (
• Hans de Boer - Minister of Culture, Recreation and Social work (

Cabinet Members in the First Lubbers cabinet (1982-1986)

• Ruud Lubbers - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Rudolf de Korte - Minister of the Interior (
• Hans van den Broek - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Onno Ruding - Minister of Finance (
• Frits Korthals Altes - Minister of Justice (
• Job de Ruiter - Minister of Defence (
• Wim Deetman - Minister of Education and Science (
• Elco Brinkman - Minister of Welfare, Health and Culture (
• Neelie Kroes - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Gerrit Braks - Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries (
• Pieter Winsemius - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Eegje Schoo - Minister for Development Cooperation (

Cabinet Members in the Second Lubbers cabinet (1986-1989)

• Ruud Lubbers - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Rudolf de Korte - Minister of Economic Affairs / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Hans van den Broek - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Onno Ruding - Minister of Finance (
• Frits Korthals Altes - Minister of Justice (
• Wim van Eekelen - Minister of Defence (
• Frits Bolkestein - Minister of Defence (
• Wim Deetman - Minister of Education and Science (
• Gerrit Braks - Minister of Education and Science / Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries (
• Elco Brinkman - Minister of Welfare, Health and Culture (
• Neelie Kroes - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Ed Nijpels - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Piet Bukman - Minister for Development Cooperation (

Cabinet Members in the Third Lubbers cabinet (1989-1994)

• Ruud Lubbers - Prime Minister of the Netherlands / Minister for Suriname and Netherlands Antilles Affairs (
• Wim Kok - Minister of Finance / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Ed van Thijn - Minister of the Interior (
• Hans van den Broek - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Pieter Kooijmans - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Ernst Hirsch Ballin - Minister of Justice / Minister for Suriname and Netherlands Antilles Affairs (
• Aad Kosto - Minister of Justice (
• Koos Andriessen - Minister of Economic Affairs / Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Jo Ritzen - Minister of Education and Science / Minister of Welfare, Health and Culture (
• Hedy d'Ancona - Minister of Welfare, Health and Culture (
• Hanja Maij-Weggen - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Bert de Vries - Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (
• Gerrit Braks - Minister of Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheries (
• Piet Bukman - Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (
• Hans Alders - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Jan Pronk - Minister for Development Cooperation (

Cabinet Members in the First Kok cabinet (1994-1998)

• Wim Kok - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Gerrit Zalm - Minister of Finance (
• Winnie Sorgdrager - Minister of Justice (
• Hans Wijers - Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Joris Voorhoeve - Minister of Defence / Minister for Suriname and Netherlands Antilles Affairs (
• Jo Ritzen - Minister of Education, Culture and Science (
• Els Borst - Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport (
• Annemarie Jorritsma - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Ad Melkert - Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (
• Jozias van Aartsen - Minister of Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheries (
• Margreeth de Boer - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Jan Pronk - Minister for Development Cooperation (

Cabinet Members in the Second Kok cabinet (1998-2002)

All cabinet members who served in the Second Kok cabinet are still living.

• Wim Kok - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Annemarie Jorritsma - Minister of Economic Affairs / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Els Borst - Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Bram Peper - Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations
• Klaas de Vries - Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations / Minister of Social Affairs and Employment
• Jozias van Aartsen - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Gerrit Zalm - Minister of Finance (
• Benk Korthals - Minister of Justice (
• Frank de Grave - Minister of Defence (
• Loek Hermans - Minister of Education, Culture and Science (
• Tineke Netelenbos - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Willem Vermeend - Minister of Social Affairs and Employment
• Haijo Apotheker - Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (
• Laurens Jan Brinkhorst - Minister of Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheries (
• Jan Pronk - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Eveline Herfkens - Minister for Development Cooperation (
• Roger van Boxtel - Minister for Urban Policy and Integration (

Cabinet Members in the First Balkenende cabinet (2002-2003)

All cabinet members who served in the First Balkenende cabinet are still living.

• Jan Peter Balkenende - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Eduard Bomhoff - Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Johan Remkes - Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Roelf de Boer - Minister of Transport and Water Management / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Jaap de Hoop Scheffer - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Hans Hoogervorst - Minister of Finance / Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Justice (
• Herman Heinsbroek - Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Benk Korthals - Minister of Defence (
• Henk Kamp - Minister of Defence / Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Maria van der Hoeven - Minister of Education, Culture and Science (
• Aart Jan de Geus - Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport / Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (
• Cees Veerman - Minister of Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheries (

Cabinet Members in the Second Balkenende cabinet (2003-2006)

All cabinet members who served in the Second Balkenende cabinet are still living.

• Jan Peter Balkenende - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Gerrit Zalm - Minister of Finance / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Thom de Graaf - Minister for Government Reform and Kingdom Relations / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Laurens Jan Brinkhorst - Minister of Economic Affairs / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Johan Remkes - Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (
• Jaap de Hoop Scheffer - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Ben Bot - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Justice (
• Henk Kamp - Minister of Defence (
• Maria van der Hoeven - Minister of Education, Culture and Science (
• Hans Hoogervorst - Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport (
• Karla Peijs - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Aart Jan de Geus - Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (
• Cees Veerman - Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (
• Sybilla Dekker - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Rita Verdonk - Minister for Integration and Immigration (
• Agnes van Ardenne - Minister for Development Cooperation (
• Alexander Pechtold - Minister for Government Reform and Kingdom Relations (

Cabinet Members in the Third Balkenende cabinet (2006-2007)

All cabinet members who served in the Third Balkenende cabinet are still living.

• Jan Peter Balkenende - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Gerrit Zalm - Minister of Finance / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Johan Remkes - Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (
• Ben Bot - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Justice (
• Ernst Hirsch Ballin - Minister of Justice (
• Joop Wijn - Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Henk Kamp - Minister of Defence (
• Maria van der Hoeven - Minister of Education, Culture and Science (
• Hans Hoogervorst - Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport (
• Karla Peijs - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Aart Jan de Geus - Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (
• Cees Veerman - Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (
• Sybilla Dekker - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Pieter Winsemius - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Rita Verdonk - Minister for Integration and Immigration (
• Agnes van Ardenne - Minister for Development Cooperation (
• Atzo Nicolaï - Minister for Government Reform and Kingdom Relations (

Cabinet Members in the Fourth Balkenende cabinet (2007-2010)

All cabinet members who served in the Fourth Balkenende cabinet are still living.

• Jan Peter Balkenende - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Wouter Bos - Minister of Finance / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• André Rouvoet - Minister for Youth and Family / Minister of Education, Culture and Science / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Guusje ter Horst - Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (
• Maxime Verhagen Minister of Foreign Affairs / Minister for Development Cooperation (
• Jan Kees de Jager - Minister of Finance (
• Ernst Hirsch Ballin - Minister of Justice / Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (
• Maria van der Hoeven - Minister of Economic Affairs (
• Eimert van Middelkoop - Minister of Defence / Minister for Housing, Neighbourhoods and Integration (
• Ronald Plasterk - Minister of Education, Culture and Science (
• Ab Klink - Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport (
• Camiel Eurlings - Minister of Transport and Water Management (
• Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (
• Gerda Verburg - Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (
• Jacqueline Cramer - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Tineke Huizinga - Minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (
• Ella Vogelaar - Minister for Housing, Neighbourhoods and Integration (
• Eberhard van der Laan - Minister for Housing, Neighbourhoods and Integration (
• Bert Koenders - Minister for Development Cooperation (

Cabinet Members in the First Rutte cabinet (2010-2012)

All cabinet members who served in the First Rutte cabinet are still living.

• Mark Rutte - Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Maxime Verhagen - Minister of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation / Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (
• Piet Hein Donner - Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (
• Liesbeth Spies - Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (
• Uri Rosenthal - Minister of Foreign Affairs (
• Jan Kees de Jager - Minister of Finance (
• Ivo Opstelten - Minister of Security and Justice (
• Hans Hillen - Minister of Defence (
• Marja van Bijsterveldt - Minister of Education, Culture and Science (
• Melanie Schultz van Haegen - Minister of Infrastructure and the Environment (
• Edith Schippers - Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport (
• Henk Kamp - Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (
• Gerd Leers - Minister for Immigration, Integration and Asylum Affairs (

Last former members of the Council of Ministers of the Netherlands who died