Belgian Government

Government

Belgium is classified as a Parliamentary Democracy, headed by a Noble Monarchy (meaning the monarchy is only for symbolism). Pre WWII the King did have official powers, but Post WWII those no longer existed. The government of Belgium regulates and decides on rules for the country.

The Parliament

Parliament is the main governing body of Belgium. It decides on legislation and rules and also elects the Prime Minister as well as other cabinet Positions.

Current Positions/Status

Liberal Democrats- 72 Ministers
Conservatives- 97 Ministers
Libertaíre- 31 Ministers

Prime Minister

Henry VanHoven
Age: 35
Marital Status: Married
Post-PM: Conservative MP
From: Walitta, Flanders
Represents: Walitta, Flanders

Deputy PM- Keri Turnbol
Minister of Foreign Affairs- François Lorette
Minister of Defense- Gen. Ruthen Tylers
Minister of Interior- Oscar Orbette
Minister of Treasury- Caesar Escorletti
Communications Administrator- Rian Secule
Intelligence Director- Ron Petit

The Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is made up of 5 judges who rule on certain issues pertaining to Belgium. One judge is appointed by the King, while 2 others are selected by the population via vote, and the final two chosen by Parliament. All Judges serve life Terms