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Ministers in the third Rutte cabinet
Title	Minister		Term of office		Party
Title	Minister		Start	End	Party
Prime Minister and Minister of General Affairs		Mark Rutte	14 October 2010^[i]	Incumbent	VVD
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport		Hugo de Jonge	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	CDA
Second Deputy Prime Minister		Kajsa Ollongren	26 October 2017	1 November 2019^[ii]	D66
		Wouter Koolmees (acting)	1 November 2019	14 May 2020
		Kajsa Ollongren	14 May 2020	10 January 2022
Third Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality		Carola Schouten	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	CU
Minister of Foreign Affairs		Halbe Zijlstra	26 October 2017	13 February 2018^[iii]	VVD
		Sigrid Kaag (ad interim)	13 February 2018	7 March 2018	D66
		Stef Blok	7 March 2018	25 May 2021^[iv]	VVD
		Sigrid Kaag	25 May 2021	17 September 2021^[iii]	D66
		Tom de Bruijn (ad interim)	17 September 2021	24 September 2021	D66
		Ben Knapen	24 September 2021	10 January 2022	CDA
Minister of Justice and Security		Ferd Grapperhaus	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	CDA
Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations		Kajsa Ollongren	26 October 2017	1 November 2019^[ii]	D66
		Raymond Knops (acting)	1 November 2019	14 April 2020	CDA
		Kajsa Ollongren	14 April 2020	10 January 2022	D66
Minister of Education, Culture and Science		Ingrid van Engelshoven	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	D66
Minister of Finance		Wopke Hoekstra	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	CDA
Minister of Defence		Ank Bijleveld	26 October 2017	17 September 2021^[iii]	CDA
		Ferd Grapperhaus (ad interim)	17 September 2021	24 September 2021	CDA
		Henk Kamp	24 September 2021	10 January 2022	VVD
Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management		Cora van Nieuwenhuizen	26 October 2017	31 August 2021^[iii]	VVD
Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management		Barbara Visser	31 August 2021	10 January 2022	VVD
Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy		Eric Wiebes	26 October 2017	15 January 2021^[iii]	VVD
		Cora van Nieuwenhuizen (ad interim)	15 January 2021	20 January 2021
		Bas van 't Wout	20 January 2021	25 May 2021^[iii]
		Stef Blok	25 May 2021	10 January 2022
Minister of Social Affairs and Employment		Wouter Koolmees	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	D66

Ministers without portfolio in the third Rutte cabinet
Ministry	Title	Minister		Term of office		Party
Ministry	Title	Minister		Start	End	Party
Foreign Affairs	Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation		Sigrid Kaag	26 October 2017	10 August 2021^[v]	D66
Foreign Affairs	Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation		Tom de Bruijn	10 August 2021	10 January 2022	D66
Justice and Security	Minister for Legal Protection		Sander Dekker	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	VVD
Education, Culture and Science	Minister for Primary and Secondary Education and Media		Arie Slob	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	CU
Health, Welfare and Sport	Minister for Medical Care and Sport		Bruno Bruins	26 October 2017	19 March 2020^[iii]	VVD
			Martin van Rijn (ad interim)	23 March 2020	9 July 2020	Ind.^[vi]
			Tamara van Ark	9 July 2020	3 September 2021^[iii]	VVD
Interior and Kingdom Relations	Minister for the General Intelligence and Security Service		Ank Bijleveld (acting)^[vii]	1 November 2019	14 April 2020	CDA
Interior and Kingdom Relations	Minister for the Environment and Housing		Stientje van Veldhoven (acting)^[vii]	1 November 2019	14 April 2020	D66

State secretaries in the third Rutte cabinet
Title	Portfolio	State secretary		Term of office		Party
Title	Portfolio	State secretary		Start	End	Party
State Secretary for Justice and Security^[viii]	Integration Immigration Asylum Affairs Minority Affairs		Mark Harbers	26 October 2017	21 May 2019^[iii]	VVD
State Secretary for Justice and Security^[viii]	Integration Immigration Asylum Affairs Minority Affairs		Ankie Broekers-Knol	11 July 2019	10 January 2022	VVD
State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom Relations	Privatisation Policy Government Real Estate Kingdom Relations		Raymond Knops	26 October 2017	1 November 2019^[ix]	CDA
State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom Relations			Raymond Knops	14 April 2020	10 January 2022	CDA
State Secretary for Finance	Fiscal Affairs Tax Administration National Mint Gambling Policy		Menno Snel	26 October 2017	18 December 2019^[iii]	D66
			Hans Vijlbrief	29 January 2020	10 January 2022
	Benefits Customs Administration		Alexandra van Huffelen	29 January 2020	10 January 2022
State Secretary for Defence	Personnel Affairs Equipment Policy Special Ops Policy		Barbara Visser	26 October 2017	31 August 2021^[x]	VVD
State Secretary for Infrastructure and Water Management	Environmental Policy Public Transport Rail Infrastructure Meteorological Institute		Stientje van Veldhoven	26 October 2017	1 November 2019^[xi]	D66
			Stientje van Veldhoven	14 April 2020	19 July 2021^[iii]
			Steven van Weyenberg	10 August 2021	10 January 2022
State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy	Small Business Policy Regional Development Digital Infrastructure Tourism Affairs		Mona Keijzer	26 October 2017	25 September 2021^[xii]	CDA
State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy	Climate Policy Energy Policy		Dilan Yeşilgöz	25 May 2021	10 January 2022	VVD
State Secretary for Social Affairs and Employment	Social Security Youth Policy Poverty Alleviation Unemployment Affairs Equality Emancipation		Tamara van Ark	26 October 2017	9 July 2020^[xiii]	VVD
			Bas van 't Wout	9 July 2020	20 January 2021^[xiv]
			Dennis Wiersma	10 August 2021	10 January 2022
State Secretary for Health, Welfare and Sport	Elderly Policy Disability Affairs Veteran Affairs		Paul Blokhuis	26 October 2017	10 January 2022	CU

^ Retained this position from the previous cabinet.
^ ^a ^b Kajsa Ollongren took an extended medical leave of absence on 1 November 2019.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Resigned from this position.
^ Stef Blok was appointed Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.
^ Sigrid Kaag was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs on 25 May 2021, and was replaced as Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation by Tom de Bruijn on 10 August 2021.
^ Martin van Rijn is a member of the Labour Party, but joined the cabinet independently as Minister for Medical Care (ad interim).
^ ^a ^b Served in an acting capacity due to the medical leave of absence of Kajsa Ollongren.
^ Allowed to use the title "Minister for Migration" while on foreign business.
^ Raymond Knops was appointed Minister for the Interior and Kingdom Relations (acting).
^ Barbara Visser was appointed Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management.
^ Stientje van Veldhoven was appointed Minister for the Environment and Housing (acting).
^ Mona Keijzer was dismissed as State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy on 25 September 2021.
^ Tamara van Ark was appointed Minister for Medical Care.
^ Bas van 't Wout was appointed Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.

[Retained-1] Retained this position from the previous cabinet.

[Leave-2] Kajsa Ollongren took an extended medical leave of absence on 1 November 2019.

[Resigned-3] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Resigned from this position.

[4] Stef Blok was appointed Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.

[5] Sigrid Kaag was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs on 25 May 2021, and was replaced as Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation by Tom de Bruijn on 10 August 2021.

[6] Martin van Rijn is a member of the Labour Party, but joined the cabinet independently as Minister for Medical Care (ad interim).

[Acting-7] Served in an acting capacity due to the medical leave of absence of Kajsa Ollongren.

[8] Allowed to use the title "Minister for Migration" while on foreign business.

[9] Raymond Knops was appointed Minister for the Interior and Kingdom Relations (acting).

[10] Barbara Visser was appointed Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management.

[11] Stientje van Veldhoven was appointed Minister for the Environment and Housing (acting).

[Dismissed-12] Mona Keijzer was dismissed as State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy on 25 September 2021.

[13] Tamara van Ark was appointed Minister for Medical Care.

[14] Bas van 't Wout was appointed Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.

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