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Law Approving The Cooperation Agreement Of 2 March 2007 Concerning The Implementation Of The Convention On The Prohibition Of The Development, Production, Storage And Use Of Chemical Weapons And On Their Destruction (1) (2)

Original Language Title: Loi portant assentiment à l'Accord de coopération du 2 mars 2007 concernant l'exécution de la convention sur l'interdiction de la mise au point, de la fabrication, du stockage et de l'emploi des armes chimiques et sur leur destruction (1) (2)

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4 JUIN 2007. - Act to approve the Agreement on Cooperation of 2 March 2007 on the Implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction (1) (2) (2)



ALBERT II, King of the Belgians,
To all, present and to come, Hi.
The Chambers adopted and We sanction the following:
Article 1er. This Act regulates a matter referred to in Article 77 of the Constitution.
Art. 2. Assent is given to the Cooperation Agreement of 2 March 2007 between the Federal State, the Flemish Region, the Walloon Region and the Brussels-Capital Region concerning the implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction, made in Paris on 13 January 1993.
Promulgation of this law, let us order that it be clothed with the seal of the State and published by the Belgian Monitor.
Given in Brussels, 4 June 2007.
ALBERT
By the King:
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
K. DE GUCHT
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice,
Ms. L. ONKELINX
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance,
D. REYNDERS
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior,
P. DEWAEL
Minister of Defence,
A. FLAHAUT
Notes
(1) Exhibits.
Senate session 2006/2007.
No. 3-2386.
1. Bill.
2. Report.
See Senate records April 19, 2007.
House of Representatives session 2006/2007.
Doc. 51-3084/1, a project transmitted by the Senate.
Doc. 51-3084/2, adopted in plenary meeting and subject to Royal Assent.
Complete record of 24 April 2007.
(2) Other references.
- Flemish Authority: 4 July 2008. - Decree on the Agreement on Cooperation of 2 March 2007 between the Federal State, the Flemish Region, the Walloon Region and the Brussels-Capital Region on the Implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction, made in Paris on 13 January 1993 (Published on 29 August 2008).
- Ministry of the Walloon Region: 21 March 2008. - Decree on the Agreement on Cooperation of 2 March 2007 between the Federal State, the Flemish Region, the Walloon Region and the Brussels-Capital Region on the Implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction, made in Paris on 13 January 1993 (Published on 15 April 2008).
- Ministry of the Brussels-Capital Region: 19 July 2007. - Order enacting the Agreement on Cooperation of 2 March 2007 between the Federal State, the Flemish Region, the Walloon Region and the Brussels-Capital Region on the Implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction, made in Paris on 13 January 1993 (Published on 24 August 2007)

Agreement on Cooperation between the Federal State, the Flemish Region, the Walloon Region and the Brussels-Capital Region on the Implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction, made in Paris on 13 January 1993 (the Convention)
Considering the special law of institutional reforms of 8 August 1980, in particular Article 6, § 1erVI;
Having regard to the Convention ' s Act of 20 December 1996;
Having regard to the decree of the Flemish Region of 24 October 1996 on the approval of the Convention;
Having regard to the decree of the Walloon Region of 5 December 1996 on the approval of the Convention;
Having regard to the order of the Brussels-Capital Region of 18 July 1996 to the Convention;
Considering that the implementation of the Convention is partly within federal jurisdiction and partly within regional jurisdiction, as some provisions fall under both federal and regional jurisdiction;
Considering that, under Article 6, § 1erVI, first paragraph, 4°, of the special law of 8 August 1980, as repealed by the special law of 16 July 1993 and restored by the special law of 12 August 2003, the Regions are competent to "import, export and transit of arms, ammunition, and equipment to be used specifically for military use or maintenance of the order and technology in it, as well as of products and technologies for dual use
Considering that a coordinated and effective implementation of these provisions is necessary not only in order not to confront the operators of the facilities covered by these provisions with inadequately harmonized or overlapping regulations, but also in order to be able to act in a timely and coordinated manner in the context of the clearing procedure, in the context of the ongoing inspection and international inspections;
Considering that only a Cooperation Agreement, negotiated and concluded by the federal and regional governments and subject to the approval of the federal and regional legislators, offers sufficient legal guarantee for the adoption of uniform regulations throughout Belgium;
Considering that this Cooperation Agreement will acquire the force of law by the adoption of assent, assent decrees and assent order respectively;
The federal state,
represented by the Minister of Justice, the Minister of Finance, the Minister of the Interior, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of Defence;
The Flemish Region,
represented by the Flemish Government, in the person of its Minister-President and the Minister who has the Economy, Foreign Trade and the Export of Armes in his powers;
The Walloon Region,
represented by the Walloon Government, in the person of its Minister-President and the Minister who has the Economy, Foreign Trade and the Export of Armes in his powers;
The Brussels-Capital Region,
represented by the Government of Brussels-Capital, in the person of its Minister-President and Ministers who have the Economy, Foreign Trade and the Export of Armes in their responsibilities;
The following agreed:
CHAPTER Ier. - General provisions
Article 1er. This Cooperation Agreement concerns the implementation of the Convention in general and verification measures at the facilities set out in the Annex on Verification to the Convention in particular;
Art. 2. For the purposes of this Cooperation Agreement, it shall be understood by:
1° the Convention: the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction, made in Paris on 13 January 1993;
2° chemical weapons: the following elements, taken together or separately:
(a) toxic chemicals and their precursors, with the exception of those intended for purposes not prohibited by the Convention, as long as the types and quantities involved are compatible with such purposes;
(b) Ammunitions and devices specifically designed to cause death or other damage by toxic action of toxic chemicals defined in paragraph (a), which would be released as a result of the use of these munitions and other devices;
(c) any equipment specifically designed to be used in direct contact with the use of ammunition and other devices defined in paragraph (b);
3° toxic chemical: any chemical, regardless of origin or mode of manufacture, whether obtained in facilities, ammunition or elsewhere, which, by chemical action on biological processes, may cause death, temporary incapacity or permanent damage to humans or animals;
4th not prohibited:
- for research, industrial, agricultural, medical, pharmaceutical or other peaceful purposes;
- for protection purposes, i.e. the purposes directly related to protection against toxic chemicals and protection against chemical weapons;
- military purposes not related to the use of chemical weapons and are not dependent on the use, as a means of war, of toxic properties of chemicals;
- for the purpose of maintaining public order, including internal riot control;
5° precursor: any chemical reagent that enters at any stage in the manufacture of a toxic chemical, regardless of the process used. This includes any key component of a binary chemical system or multiple components;
6° manufacture of a chemical: obtaining a body by chemical reaction;
7° treatment of a chemical: a physical operation, such as preparation, extraction and purification, where the product is not processed into another chemical;
8° Consumption of a chemical: the transformation of this body by chemical reaction into another chemical;
9° installation: any industrial site as defined below:
(a) plant site: a set consisting of a factory, or several locally integrated plants, under a single operating direction, with intermediate administrative steps, including a common infrastructure, including:
- administrative and other offices;
- repair and maintenance workshops;
- a medical centre;
- collective equipment;
- a central analysis laboratory;
- research and development laboratories;
- a central effluent and waste treatment station;
- warehouses;
(b) factory: a relatively autonomous area, structure or building with one or more units with the auxiliary and associated infrastructure that may include, inter alia:
- a small administrative section;
- a storage and handling area of basic materials and products;
- a effluent handling and waste processing station;
- a laboratory for control and analysis;
- a first aid service and a related medical section;
- surveys, as appropriate, intakes, internal movements or releases of declared chemicals and their basic materials or chemicals derived from them, if applicable;
(c) manufacturing unit: the combination of equipment parts, including tanks and assemblies, necessary to manufacture, process or use a chemical;
10° international inspection team: the group of inspectors and inspection assistants designated by the Director General of the Organization established under the Convention;
11° accompanying team: the group of persons designated by the inspected State to accompany and assist the international inspection team during an inspection;
12° National Authority: the national centre for effective liaison with the Organization and other States parties to the Convention, in accordance with Article VII, § 4, of the Convention;
13° routine international inspection: an inspection, as referred to in Article VI, §§ 2 to 6, of the Convention, of compliance with the provisions contained therein;
14° international inspection by detention: an inspection referred to in Article IX, §§ 8 to 25, of the Convention, for the purpose of verifying compliance with the provisions contained therein;
15° Organization: the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, established in The Hague, Netherlands, which is responsible for the realization of the object and purpose of the Convention. Find the Organization also offers a forum in which States parties to the Convention may consult and cooperate, in accordance with Article VIII of the Convention.
16th Conference of the States Parties to the Convention: the annual meeting of the members of the Organization, in accordance with Article VIII, B, of the Convention;
17° The Executive Council: the executive body of the Organization, in accordance with Article VIII, C, of the Convention.
Art. 3. § 1er. The National Authority:
(a) is exercised by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, who also ensures the representation of Belgium to the Organization;
(b) is the representative of the State inspected during routine and permanent international inspections, as specified in the Annex on Verification to the Convention;
(c) compile the data required by the Convention and sent by the competent authorities for timely submission to the Organization;
(d) is responsible for hosting the international inspection team and coordinating the conduct of the inspection and is mandated for signing and monitoring compliance with the inspection mandate and for the approval of the factual findings of the international inspection team, as referred to in Part II, D, of the Annex on Verification to the Convention.
§ 2. Minister of Finance:
Within the limits of its competence, the control of the import, export and transit of the chemicals referred to in Article 4, § 4, Article 5, Article 9, §§ 3 and 4, Article 10, § 3 of this Cooperation Agreement and provides the relevant Regions with the necessary information.
§ 3. The Minister of Defence:
(a) transmits to the National Authority the data required under the Convention and related to facilities and activities in the area of defence;
(b) is the accompanying teams and assists international inspection teams in routine inspections and by placing them in defence facilities.
§ 4. The Minister of the Interior:
transmits to the National Authority the data required under the Convention and relating to activities within the competence of the Minister of the Interior.
§ 5. The relevant regional ministers:
(a) transmit to the National Authority the data required under the Convention and related to the facilities and activities located in their respective Region, with the exception of those covered by the defence;
(b) are the accompanying teams and assist the international inspection teams in routine and on-going inspections at facilities located in their respective regions, with the exception of those in the defence.
CHAPTER II. - General prohibition provisions
Art. 4. § 1er. It is prohibited to develop, manufacture, otherwise acquire, store, store or transfer chemical weapons.
§ 2. It is forbidden to use chemical weapons.
§ 3. Preparations for the use of chemical weapons are prohibited.
§ 4. It is forbidden to import, export or transit chemical weapons through Belgian territory.
§ 5. It is prohibited to help, encourage or incite anyone, in any way whatsoever, to engage in an activity prohibited under §§ 1er2, 3 and 4 of this article.
§ 6. The prohibition provisions listed in this Article shall be punished by imprisonment and fines, as set out in Articles 21 to 26 of this Cooperation Agreement, in accordance with the competences of the Federal State and the Regions, respectively.
CHAPTER III. - Non-prohibited activity regime
and duty of information
Section Ire. - Chemicals of Table 1
(Article VI, points 2 and 3, of the Convention)
Art. 5. It is prohibited to manufacture, otherwise acquire, store, store or use chemicals in Table 1, except for the provisions of Articles 6 and 7 of this Cooperation Agreement.
Art. 6. § 1er. The prohibition under section 5 of this Cooperation Agreement shall not apply to the manufacture, acquisition, storage, conservation or use of chemical products of Table 1, in laboratories, in aggregate quantities less than 100 g per year and by installation, if these chemicals are intended exclusively for research or medical or pharmaceutical purposes.
§ 2. The King may grant an exemption to the prohibition on the manufacture, acquisition of another way, storage, conservation, or use of chemical products from Table 1 to:
1° a single small-scale facility in which these activities are carried out exclusively for research purposes, for medical or pharmaceutical purposes or for protection purposes as provided in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VI, C, §§ 8 and 9;
2° a single facility in which these activities are carried out exclusively for protection purposes as provided in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VI, C, § 10;
§ 3. The Regions may grant exemptions to facilities in which these activities are carried out exclusively for research purposes or for medical or pharmaceutical purposes as provided for in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VI, C, § 11, with the exception of defence facilities.
Art. 7. § 1er. The transfer of chemicals from Table 1 is only authorized to:
1° of facilities as referred to in Article 6, provided that they are in Belgian territory;
2° a State party to the Convention, unless the goods are intended for transit to a State that is not a party to the Convention.
§ 2. The King sets out the supplementary provisions for the transfer, as referred to in Article 6, § 1er and § 2, 1° and 2°, in accordance with the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VI, (B), § 6.
§ 3. The Competent Regions shall establish the supplementary provisions for the transfer, as referred to in Article 6, §§ 1er and 3, in accordance with the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VI, (B), § 6.
Art. 8. § 1er. Any person who operates a facility referred to in Article 6, § 2, 1 and 2°, of this Cooperation Agreement shall provide the National Authority with the required data, as set out in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VI, (D), § 13 to 16.
§ 2. Any person who operates a facility referred to in Article 6, § 3 shall provide the Competent Region with the required data, as referred to in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VI, (D), §§ 17 to 20.
Section II. - Products of Tables 2 and 3 - Other facilities
(article VI, points 2, 4, and 5 of the Convention)
Art. 9. § 1er. Any person who operates a facility, in which chemical products of Table 2 are manufactured, processed or consumed in quantities in accordance with the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VII, (A), § 3, shall provide to the service designated by the Competent Region the required data as referred to in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VII, (A), §§ 6 to 8.
§ 2. Any person who operates or operates a facility in which Table 2 chemicals were manufactured at any time of the period 1er January 1946, at the date of entry into force of this Cooperation Agreement, with a view to developing chemical weapons, shall provide to the service designated by the Competent Region the data required, as set out in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VII, (A), § 10.
§ 3. Whoever imports into Belgian territory, exports from or transits chemical products from Table 2, according to the procedure determined by an order of the Competent Region, the quantities that have been imported, exported or transited.
§ 4. It is prohibited to export chemicals from Table 2 to countries that are not parties to the Convention or to import them from those countries. This prohibition does not apply to mixtures that contain chemicals in Table 2 and do not exceed a certain concentration rate, to be determined by the Competent Regions.
Art. 10. § 1er. Any person who operates a facility in which chemicals in Table 3 (Article VI, §§ 2 and 5 of the Convention) are manufactured in quantities in accordance with the Audit Annex, Part VIII, (A), § 3, shall provide to the service designated by the Competent Region the required data, as referred to in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VIII, (A), §§ 6 to 8.
§ 2. Any person who operates or operates a facility in which chemicals in Table 3 were manufactured at any time of the period 1er January 1946, at the date of entry into force of this Cooperation Agreement, with a view to developing chemical weapons, shall provide to the service designated by the Competent Region the required data, as set out in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part VIII, (A), § 10.
§ 3. Any person who imports into Belgian territory, exports from or transits the chemical products of Table 3, according to the procedure determined by an order of the competent Region, shall communicate the quantities that have been imported, exported or transited.
Art. 11. § 1er. The Regions define the notions of "defined organic chemical product" and "PSF product" specified in Article VI, § 6, of the Convention and the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part IX, § 1er.
§ 2. Who operates a facility in which chemicals, as referred to in § 1er of this Article shall be manufactured in the quantities referred to in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part IX, § 1er, provides the Competent Region with the required data, as referred to in the Annex on Verification to the Convention, Part IX, §§ 4 to 6.
Art. 12. In accordance with the obligations contained in Articles 6 to 11, the Competent Regions and the Defence shall transmit the information mentioned below to the National Authority in the format required by the National Authority:
(1) notifications relating to declared facilities, as referred to in Articles 6 and 8 to 11 of this Cooperation Agreement;
2° notifications relating to the import, export or transfer of chemicals of Tables 1, 2 or 3, as provided for in Articles 7, 9, § 3, and 10, § 3.
Art. 13. The National Authority shall inform the Regions and the defence of the party concerning statements which have been transmitted to the Organization.
CHAPTER IV. - International inspections
Art. 14. § 1er. The National Authority shall immediately, upon receipt of notification of a routine international inspection in the facilities referred to in Articles 6 § 2, 9, § 1, 10 § 1er and 11, § 2 or in the case of a permanent inspection, an ad hoc committee that coordinates the practical provisions.
§ 2. The ad hoc committee referred to in § 1er consists of a representative of each competent federal public service and/or the Competent Region and a representative of the inspected facility.
Art. 15. § 1er. The accompanying teams, composed in accordance with Article 3, §§ 2 and 4, cooperate constructively in the exercise of their duties with the representative of the inspected State both during the preparation of the inspection and during the inspection.
§ 2. The Region in which the inspected facility is located shall provide the necessary means for the proper conduct of the inspection, including the administrative and logistical support necessary to the international inspection team during the duration of its stay, in accordance with Part II of the Annex on Verification to the Convention, with the exception of inspections in defence facilities.
§ 3. The Minister of Defence shall, with respect to defence facilities, provide the necessary means for the proper conduct of the inspection, including the necessary administrative and logistical support to the international inspection team for the duration of its stay, in accordance with Part II of the Annex on Verification to the Convention.
Art. 16. § 1er. Any natural or legal person, any public authority has an obligation to grant access to the site that international inspectors who are accompanied by a representative of the National Authority wish to inspect and cooperate with international inspectors in the performance of their inspection mission, in accordance with the Convention. It is prohibited to refuse or interfere in any way with such access or cooperation.
§ 2. During a routine or permanent international inspection, the National Authority and the members of the accompanying team are empowered to request assistance from the police and experts, in order to enable the exercise of the tasks entrusted by the Convention to international inspectors, the National Authority and the accompanying team.
Art. 17. § 1er. During a routine or permanent international inspection, the international inspection team has, on Belgian territory, the competences assigned to it by the Convention.
§ 2. Thus, the international inspection team, equipped with the equipment provided for in the implementation of the Convention, is empowered, during the execution of a routine international inspection or by placing it on hold, to enter in any place, with the exception of residential premises, provided that this is deemed to be useful for the implementation of the Convention.
§ 3. In the event of a permanent inspection, the international inspection team may, subject to an authorization issued by an investigating judge, be allowed access to residential premises, with the exclusive aim of finding facts related to a concern about the possible non-compliance with the Convention.
CHAPTER V. - Permanent Structure of Consultation
Art. 18. § 1er. It is created a permanent structure of consultation to ensure the smooth operation of the Cooperation Agreement. Its tasks include:
1° ensure the uniform application of the terms and conditions for the implementation of the Convention;
2° assessment and updating of enforcement measures;
3° coordination of national activities within the framework of the Convention;
4th coordination of Belgium ' s positions in the area covered by this Cooperation Agreement within the framework of the Conference of States Parties to the Convention and other conferences within the framework of the Convention;
5° the exchange of information for the correct application of the Cooperation Agreement.
§ 2. This permanent structure of consultation is composed as follows:
1° a representative of each of the relevant federal and regional Ministers in accordance with Article 3 of this Cooperation Agreement;
2° a representative of the Permanent Representation of Belgium to the Organization;
The Presidency and the secretariat are provided by the National Authority.
§ 3. The permanent structure of consultation shall decide by consensus, as long as 2/3e members are present.
§ 4. The permanent consultative structure is also empowered to designate members individually because of special expertise in the area of the Convention.
§ 5. With a view to the promulgation of decrees, decrees or enforcement orders in the context of the implementation of this Cooperation Agreement, as well as the coordination of positions, the decisions of the permanent consultative structure are binding on the Parties to this Cooperation Agreement.
§ 6. The points for which no consensus has been reached are submitted to the interdepartmental conference of foreign policy.
CHAPTER VI. - Data retention period and confidential information
Art. 19. Any person who has provided the required data in accordance with sections 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11, shall keep the data referred to in the said articles at least five years after they have been handed over.
Art. 20. § 1er. Anyone who receives in confidence information and data from the Organization is required to treat them in a confidential and conscientious manner. This information and data are processed exclusively in accordance with the rights and obligations arising from the Convention and the Privacy Annex.
§ 2. Anyone who receives information and data from the relevant Belgian facilities is required to keep them confidential and conscientiously.
CHAPTER VII. - Criminal provisions
Art. 21. § 1er. A person who uses chemical weapons within the meaning of Article 4, § 2. The violation of Article 4, § 3, is punishable by the same penalties.
Any person who, by using chemical weapons within the meaning of Article 4, § 2, causes the death of one or more persons, is liable to life imprisonment.
§ 2. A penalty of imprisonment of between ten and fifteen years and a fine of 2,500 euros to 25,000 euros, or one of these penalties, anyone who develops, manufactures, otherwise acquires, stores, stores or transfers chemical weapons within the meaning of Article 4, § 1er.
§ 3. The penalties referred to in §§ 1er and 2 of this article shall be doubled in the event of a violation of any of these provisions within five years after the pronouncement of a judgment or judgment by the head of one of these punishable acts and forcibly passed.
Art. 22. § 1er. Anyone who contravenes Article 4, § 4, 5 or 9, § 4, shall be punished by imprisonment for one month to three years and a fine of 25 euros to 12.500 euros.
§ 2. Whoever contravenes Article 16, § 1er, is punishable by imprisonment from one month to one year and a fine of 12 euros to 2.500 euros.
§ 3. The penalties referred to in §§ 1er and 2 are doubled in the event of a violation of one of these provisions within five years after the pronouncement of a judgment or a judgment in which the head of one of these punishable acts has been convicted and has been forcibly tried.
Art. 23. A penalty of imprisonment for one month to five years and a fine of 3 euros to 125 euros, or one of these penalties, is imposed on anyone who violates the provisions set out in Article 20.
Art. 24. A penalty of imprisonment from eight days to one month and a fine of 3 euros to 125 euros, or one of these penalties, shall be imposed on anyone who violates the provisions set out in Article 8, §§ 1er and 2, Article 9, §§ 1er2 and 3 in Article 10 §§ 1er2 and 3, Article 11, § 2, and Article 12.
Art. 25. The criminal provisions mentioned in articles 21 to 24 are also applicable to Belgians who have committed the offences referred to abroad.
Art. 26. All provisions of Book 1 of the Criminal Code, including Chapter VII and Article 85, shall apply to offences defined by this Cooperation Agreement.
CHAPTER VIII. - Final provisions
Art. 27. This Cooperation Agreement shall be concluded for an indefinite period. The provisions of this Cooperation Agreement may be subject to review at the request of one of the Contracting Parties. The request for review is reviewed within three months by the inter-ministerial conference on foreign policy.
Made in Brussels on 2 March 2007, in four original copies, in French and Dutch languages,
For the federal state:
The Minister of Justice,
Ms. L. ONKELINX
Minister of Finance,
D. REYNDERS
The Minister of the Interior,
P. DEWAEL
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
K. DE GUCHT
Minister of National Defence,
A. FLAHAUT
For the Flemish Region:
The Minister-President of the Flemish Government,
Y. LETERME
Minister of Economy, Enterprises, Science, Innovation and Foreign Trade,
Ms. F. MOERMAN
For the Walloon Region:
Minister-President of the Walloon Government,
E. DI RUPO
Minister of Economy, Employment and Foreign Trade,
J.-C. MARCOURT
For the Brussels-Capital Region:
Le Ministre-Président du Gouvernement de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale, chargé des pouvoirss locaux, de l'Aménagement du Territoire, des Monuments et Sites, de la Rénovation urbaine, du Accommodation, de la Propreté publique, du Commerce extérieur et de la Coopération au Développement,
Ch. PICQUE
Minister of Finance, Budget, External Relations and Information Technology,
G. VANHENGEL
Minister of Employment, Economy, Scientific Research, Incensing and Emergency Medical Assistance,
B. CEREXHE