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Agreements and decrees The Brussels Government is required to draw up agreements and decrees setting out the powers of its Ministers and Secretaries of State. You will find below the main texts, classified by legislature.
Brussels Synergy is a key partner in the Brussels-Capital Region. The administration's mission is to streamline the implementation of the government strategy and foster connections among actors within and outside the Brussels Regional Public Service. It guarantees the overall coherence of the BRPS’s operations and actions, it coordinates the actions of its different administrations and ...
The Government of the Brussels-Capital Region is composed of a Minister-President (French-speaking) and four Ministers (two French-speaking and two Dutch-speaking) elected by the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region. In addition, on the proposal of the Government, Parliament elected three regional Secretaries of State, one of whom is Dutch-speaking. The latter are not members of the ...
The Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region drafts legislative texts, approves budgets, and oversees the regional government.
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