The First Jonckheer cabinet was the 1st cabinet of the Netherlands Antilles after the ratification of the
Charter for the Kingdom of the Netherlands.[1][2]
Composition
The cabinet was composed as follows:
Main office-holders
Office
|
Name
|
Party
|
Since
|
Minister of General Affairs
|
Efrain Jonckheer
|
DP-cur
|
8 December 1954
|
Minister of Finance
|
Juan E. Irausquin
|
PPA
|
1 April 1956
|
Minister of Justice
|
Frederick C.J. Beaujon
|
PPA
|
8 December 1954
|
S.W. van der Meer
|
DP-cur
|
1 April 1956
|
Minister of Education and Popular Education
|
A.E. Booi
|
NPB
|
8 December 1954
|
Frederick C.J. Beaujon
|
PPA
|
23 August 1958
|
Minister of Traffic and Communications
|
Wem Lampe
|
PPA
|
8 December 1954
|
Frederick C.J. Beaujon
|
PPA
|
1 April 1956
|
Minister of Public Health
|
S.W. van der Meer
|
DP-cur
|
8 December 1954
|
A.E. Booi
|
NPB
|
23 July 1955
|
Frederick C.J. Beaujon
|
PPA
|
1 April 1956
|
Minister of Social Affairs
|
S.W. van der Meer
|
DP-cur
|
8 December 1954
|
Efrain Jonckheer
|
DP-cur
|
1 April 1956
|
Ciro Domenico Kroon
|
DP-cur
|
7 November 1957
|
Minister of Economic Affairs
|
E.J. van Romondt
|
COP
|
8 December 1954
|
A.E. Booi
|
NPB
|
31 May 1957
|
Ciro Domenico Kroon
|
DP-cur
|
5 December 1957
|
Minister of Welfare
|
E.J. van Romondt
|
COP
|
8 December 1954
|
A.E. Booi
|
NPB
|
31 May 1957
|
Juan E. Irausquin
|
PPA
|
5 December 1957
|
- DP - Democratische Partij op Curaçao
- PPA - Partido Patriotico di Aruba
- COP - Curaçaosche Onafhankelijke Partij
- NPB - Nationale Partij op Bonaire
References