First Cabinet of Donald Tusk

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First Cabinet of Donald Tusk
Civic Platform Polish People's Party
Status in legislature	Majority (coalition) 240/460 (52%)
Opposition party	Jaroslaw Kaczyński
History
Election(s)	2007 Polish parliamentary election
Predecessor	Kaczyński
Successor	Tusk II

liberal conservative Civic Platform (PO) and the agrarian Polish People's Party

(PSL).

The cabinet

	Civic Platform
	Polish People's Party
	Independent


Office	Name	Party	From	To
Prime Minister	Donald Tusk	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Chairman of the Committee for European Integration	Donald Tusk	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	31 December 2009
Deputy Prime Minister	Waldemar Pawlak	Polish People's Party	16 November 2007	18 november 2011
Minister of Economy	Waldemar Pawlak	Polish People's Party	16 November 2007	18 november 2011
Deputy Prime Minister	Grzegorz Schetyna	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	13 october 2009
Minister of Interior and Administration	Grzegorz Schetyna	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	13 october 2009
Minister of Regional Development	Elżbieta Bieńkowska	Independent	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of Justice	Zbigniew Ćwiąkalski	Independent	16 November 2007	20 January 2009
Minister of Sport and Tourism	Mirosław Drzewiecki	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	13 October 2009
Minister of Justice	Andrzej Czuma	Civic Platform	23 January 2009	13 October 2009
Minister of Justice	Krzysztof Kwiatkowski	Civic Platform	14 October 2009	18 November 2011
Minister	Zbigniew Derdziuk	Independent	16 November 2007	13 October 2009
Minister of Sport and Tourism	Adam Giersz	Independent	14 October 2009	18 november 2011
Minister of Interior and Administration	Jerzy Miller	Independent	14 October 2009	18 November 2011
Minister	Michał Boni	Independent	15 January 2009	18 November 2011
Ministry Labour and Social Policy	Jolanta Fedak	Polish People's Party	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development	Marek Sawicki	Polish People's Party	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of National Defence	Bogdan Klich	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	2 August 2011
Minister of Health	Ewa Kopacz	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	7 November 2011
Minister of National Defence	Tomasz Siemoniak	Civic Platform	2 August 2011	18 November 2011
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Radosław Sikorski	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of Finance	Jacek Rostowski	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of National Education	Katarzyna Hall	Independent	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of Environment	Maciej Nowicki	Independent	16 November 2007	1 February 2010
Minister of State Treasury	Aleksander Grad	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of Environment	Andrzej Kraszewski	Independent	2 February 2010	18 November 2011
Minister of Culture and National Heritage	Bogdan Zdrojewski	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of Science and Higher Education	Barbara Kudrycka	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	18 November 2011
Minister of Infrastructure	Cezary Grabarczyk	Civic Platform	16 November 2007	7 November 2011

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v t e The First Cabinet of Donald Tusk
Original members	Elżbieta Bieńkowska Zbigniew Ćwiąkalski Zbigniew Derdziuk Mirosław Drzewiecki Jolanta Fedak Cezary Grabarczyk Aleksander Grad Katarzyna Hall Bogdan Klich Ewa Kopacz Barbara Kudrycka Maciej Nowicki Waldemar Pawlak Jacek Rostowski Marek Sawicki Grzegorz Schetyna Radosław Sikorski Donald Tusk Bogdan Zdrojewski
Joined later	Michał Boni Andrzej Czuma Adam Giersz Krzysztof Kwiatkowski Jerzy Miller Andrzej Kraszewski Tomasz Siemoniak

v t e Polish Cabinets
Duchy of Warsaw (1807–1813)	Małachowski 1 Małachowski 2 Gutakowski Potocki
Kingdom of Poland (1916–1918)	Kucharzewski Ponikowski Steczkowski Świerzyński Wróblewski
Lublin Polish Republic (1918)	Daszyński
Second Polish Republic (1918–1939)	Moraczewski Paderewski Skulski Grabski 1 Witos 1 Ponikowski 1 Ponikowski 2 Artur Śliwiński Nowak Sikorski 1 Witos 2 Grabski 2 Skrzyński Witos 3 Bartel 1 Bartel 2 Bartel 3 Piłsudski 1 Bartel 4 Świtalski Bartel 5 Sławek 1 Piłsudski 2 Sławek 2 Prystor Jędrzejewicz Kozłowski Sławek 3 Zyndram-Kościałkowski Składkowski
Polish government-in-exile (1939–1990)	Sikorski 2 Sikorski 3 Mikołajczyk Arciszewski Komorowski Tomaszewski Odzierzyński Hryniewski Mackiewicz Hanke Pająk 1 Pająk 2 Zawisza 1 Zawisza 2 Zawisza 3 Muchniewski Urbański 1 Urbański 2 Sabbat 1 Sabbat 2 Sabbat 3 Sabbat 4 Szczepanik 1 Szczepanik 2
Free Poland in Exile (1972–1990)	Ursyn-Szantyr Janasiak Zawisza Zięba Sobolewski Libront Chanerley-Łokcikowski
Polish People's Republic (1944–1989)	Osóbka-Morawski 1 Osóbka-Morawski 2 Osóbka-Morawski 3 Cyrankiewicz 1 Bierut Cyrankiewicz 2 Cyrankiewicz 3 Cyrankiewicz 4 Cyrankiewicz 5 Jaroszewicz 1 Jaroszewicz 2 Babiuch Pińkowski Jaruzelski Messner Rakowski Kiszczak Mazowiecki
Third Polish Republic (1989–)	Mazowiecki Bielecki Olszewski Pawlak 1 Suchocka Pawlak 2 Oleksy Cimoszewicz Buzek Miller Belka 1 Belka 2 Marcinkiewicz Kaczyński Tusk 1 Tusk 2 Kopacz Szydło Morawiecki 1 Morawiecki 2 Morawiecki 3 Tusk 3

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