List of members of the Flemish Parliament, 2014–2019 explained

Flemish Parliament, 2014–19
Body:	Flemish Parliament
Meeting Place:	Brussels
Election:	25 May 2014
Government:	Bourgeois Government
Membership1:	124
Chamber1 Leader1 Type:	Speaker
Chamber1 Leader1:	Jan Peumans (N-VA)

The Flemish Parliaments 12th legislature started in June 2014 (after the Belgian regional elections of 2014) and lasted until 2019. It was the fifth legislature since the members of the Flemish Parliament were first elected.

The government during this legislative term was the Bourgeois Government, which consisted of the three largest parties N-VA, CD&V and Open Vld.

Leadership

Bureau

This is a list of the members of the Bureau of the Flemish Parliament during the 12th legislature.

Speakers

	MP	Party	Office
		N-VA	Speaker
		CD&V	1st Deputy Speaker
		N-VA	2nd Deputy Speaker
		Open Vld	3rd Deputy Speaker
		sp.a	4th Deputy Speaker

Secretaries

	MP	Party
		N-VA
		CD&V
		N-VA

Floor leaders

This is a list of the group leaders (fractieleiders) of the recognised parliamentary groups (fracties) during the 12th legislature. They form the Extended Bureau together with the members of the Bureau.

	Floor leader	Group
		N-VA
		CD&V
		Open Vld
		sp.a
		Green
		Flemish Interest

List

	Representative	Party	Electoral district	Notes
		N-VA	Antwerp	since 25 July 2014, replacing Liesbeth Homans, who became Minister in the Flemish Government
		N-VA	Limburg	Speaker of the Flemish Parliament
		N-VA	West Flanders	since 25 July 2014, replacing Geert Bourgeois, who became Minister in the Flemish Government
		N-VA	Flemish Brabant	since 25 July 2014, replacing Ben Weyts, who became Minister in the Flemish Government
		N-VA	East Flanders
		N-VA	Brussels-Capital Region
		N-VA	West Flanders	left party August 2017
		N-VA	Limburg
		N-VA	East Flanders	since 11 October 2014, replacing Elke Sleurs, who became Secretary of State in the Federal Government
		N-VA	Flemish Brabant
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	East Flanders
		N-VA	Flemish Brabant
		N-VA	Limburg
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	West Flanders
		N-VA	Flemish Brabant
		N-VA	West Flanders
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	East Flanders
		N-VA	Limburg
		N-VA	Limburg
		N-VA	Flemish Brabant
		N-VA	West Flanders
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	East Flanders
		N-VA	West Flanders
		N-VA	Flemish Brabant
		N-VA	East Flanders
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	West Flanders
		N-VA	East Flanders
		N-VA	Flemish Brabant
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	East Flanders
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	East Flanders	replaces Lieven Dehandschutter, who decided not to combine his function as Mayor of Sint-Niklaas with this function
		N-VA	Antwerp	since 25 July 2014, replacing Philippe Muyters, who became Minister in the Flemish Government
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	Antwerp
		N-VA	Antwerp
		CD&V	Limburg	since 25 July 2014, replacing Jo Vandeurzen, who became Minister in the Flemish Government
		CD&V	West Flanders	since 25 July 2014, replacing Hilde Crevits, who became Minister in the Flemish Government
		CD&V	Flemish Brabant
		CD&V	East Flanders	since 25 July 2014, replacing Joke Schauvliege, who became Minister in the Flemish Government
		CD&V	Antwerp	since 11 October 2014, replacing Kris Peeters, who became Minister in the Federal Government
		CD&V	Brussels-Capital Region	since 22 July 2014, replacing Bianca Debaets, who became Secretary of State in the Brussels Government
		CD&V	West Flanders
		CD&V	East Flanders
		CD&V	Limburg
		CD&V	Flemish Brabant
		CD&V	Antwerp
		CD&V	Limburg
		CD&V	Flemish Brabant
		CD&V	West Flanders
		CD&V	Antwerp
		CD&V	East Flanders
		CD&V	Flemish Brabant
		CD&V	West Flanders
		CD&V	Limburg
		CD&V	Antwerp
		CD&V	East Flanders
		CD&V	East Flanders
		CD&V	West Flanders
		CD&V	Antwerp	since 5 July 2017, replacing Caroline Bastiaens
		CD&V	Antwerp
		CD&V	West Flanders
		CD&V	Antwerp
		Open Vld	West Flanders	since 11 October 2014, replacing Bart Tommelein, who became Secretary of State in the Federal Government
		Open Vld	Brussels-Capital Region
		Open Vld	Antwerp
		Open Vld	Limburg
		Open Vld	East Flanders
		Open Vld	Flemish Brabant
		Open Vld	Brussels-Capital Region
		Open Vld	Limburg
		Open Vld	Antwerp
		Open Vld	West Flanders
		Open Vld	Flemish Brabant
		Open Vld	East Flanders
		Open Vld	East Flanders
		Open Vld	Antwerp
		Open Vld	Flemish Brabant
		Open Vld	West Flanders
		Open Vld	East Flanders
		Open Vld	Flemish Brabant
		Open Vld	East Flanders
		sp.a	West Flanders
		sp.a	Brussels-Capital Region
		sp.a	Flemish Brabant
		sp.a	East Flanders
		sp.a	Antwerp
		sp.a	Limburg	since 2 March 2016, replacing Ingrid Lieten, who left politics
		sp.a	East Flanders
		sp.a	Limburg
		sp.a	Antwerp
		sp.a	West FLanders
		sp.a	Flemish Brabant
		sp.a	East Flanders
		sp.a	West FLanders
		sp.a	Limburg
		sp.a	Antwerp
		sp.a	West FLanders
		sp.a	Antwerp
		sp.a	East Flanders	replaces Daniël Termont, who decided not to combine his function as Mayor of Ghent with this function
		Groen	Antwerp
		Groen	West Flanders
		Groen	Limburg
		Groen	East Flanders
		Groen	Flemish Brabant
		Groen	Antwerp
		Groen	East Flanders
		Groen	Flemish Brabant	quit the party in September 2016
		Groen	Antwerp
		Groen	Brussels Capital Region
		Vlaams Belang	East Flanders	since 28 September 2015, replacing Barbara Bonte, who resigned for personal reasons
		Vlaams Belang	East Flanders
		Vlaams Belang	Limburg
		Vlaams Belang	West Flanders
		Vlaams Belang	Antwerp
		Vlaams Belang	Antwerp
		UF	Flemish Brabant

Sources

• Web site: Vlaamse Volksvertegenwoordigers. The Flemish Parliament. 2010-07-18. Dutch.
• Web site: Bureau. The Flemish Parliament. 2010-07-18. Dutch. https://web.archive.org/web/20100707050214/http://www.vlaamsparlement.be/vp/vlaamsevolksvertegenwoordigers/bureau.html. 2010-07-07. dead.