List_of_members_of_the_Flemish_Parliament,_1995–99 References

This is a list of members of the Flemish Parliament between 1995 and 1999, following the (first) direct elections of 1995.

Composition

	Seats	Antwerp	Brussels	East Flanders	Flemish Brabant	Limburg	West Flanders
Christian People's Party (Christelijke Volkspartij, CVP)	37	9	2	8	5	5	8
Flemish Liberals and Democrats (Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten, VLD)	27	6	1	7	5	3	5
Socialist Party (Socialistische Partij, SP)	26	6	1	6	4	4	5
Flemish Bloc (Vlaams Blok, VB)	17	7	2	3	2	1	2
People's Union (Volksunie, VU)	9	2	0	2	2	1	2
Agalev (AGALEV)	7	3	0	2	1	1	0
Union of Francophones (Union des Francophones, UF)	1	0	0	0	1	0	0
	124	33	6	28	20	15	22

	Representative	Province
	Eddy Baldewijns (resigned in 1995)	Limburg
	Gilbert Bossuyt	West Flanders
	Norbert De Batselier	East Flanders
	Herman De Loor	East Flanders
	Jasmina Alajbegovic	Antwerp
	Fred Dielens	Flemish Brabant
	Marcel Gesquiere (resigned in 1995)	West Flanders
	Johnny Goos	West Flanders
	Patrick Hostekint	West Flanders
	André Kenzeler	Limburg
	Kathy Lindekens	Antwerp
	Carlos Lisabeth	East Flanders
	Marcel Logist	Flemish Brabant
	Lydia Maximus (resigned in 1999)	Antwerp
	Jef Sleeckx	Antwerp
	Steve Stevaert (resigned in 1998)	Limburg
	Guy Swennen	Limburg
	René Swinnen	Flemish Brabant
	Jacques Timmermans	East Flanders
	Bruno Tobback	Flemish Brabant
	Anne Van Asbroeck (resigned in 1995, returned in 1999)	Brussels
	Luc Van den Bossche (resigned in 1995)	East Flanders
	Gracienne Van Nieuwenborgh	East Flanders
	André Van Nieuwkerke	West Flanders
	Tuur Van Wallendael	Antwerp
	Robert Voorhamme	Antwerp

	Representative	Province
	Christian Van Eyken	Flemish Brabant

Name	Party	Date	Replacement	Reason
Jos Chabert	CVP	4 June 1995	Brigitte Grouwels	Became Brussels minister in Picqué II
Rufin Grijp	SP	4 June 1995	Michiel Vandenbussche	Became Brussels minister in Picqué II
Eddy Baldewijns	SP	20 June 1995	Peter Vanvelthoven	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Wivina Demeester	CVP	20 June 1995	Paul Dumez	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Theo Kelchtermans	CVP	20 June 1995	Eddy Schuermans	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Luc Martens	CVP	20 June 1995	Carl Decaluwé	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Anne Van Asbroeck	SP	20 June 1995	Michiel Vandenbussche	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Luc Van den Bossche	SP	20 June 1995	Freddy De Vilder	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Luc Van den Brande	CVP	20 June 1995	Herman Candries	Became Flemish minister-president in Van den Brande IV
Eric Van Rompuy	CVP	20 June 1995	Michel Doomst	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Marcel Gesquiere	SP	1 October 1995	Jacky Maes
Willy Kuijpers	VU	1 March 1997	Gerda Raskin
Brigitte Grouwels	CVP	22 September 1997	Jan Béghin	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Steve Stevaert	SP	28 September 1998	Peter Dufaux	Became Flemish minister in Van den Brande IV
Nelly Maes	VU	19 October 1998	Lieven Dehandschutter	Became member of the European Parliament
Lydia Maximus	SP	16 January 1999	Marc De Laet
Michiel Vandenbussche	SP	2 March 1999	Anne Van Asbroeck

	Name	Date	Old party	New party
	Jan Caubergs	11 June 1996	VB	Independent

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