Cabinet of Beata Szydło

Beata Szydło Cabinet
17th cabinet of Poland
Incumbent
Date formed	16 November 2015
People and organisations
Head of government	Beata Szydło
Head of state	Andrzej Duda
Member party	Law and Justice Poland Together Solidary Poland
Status in legislature	Absolute majority
Opposition party	Civic Platform
Opposition leader	Grzegorz Schetyna
History
Election(s)	Polish parliamentary election, 2015
Outgoing formation	Civic Platform
Predecessor	Kopacz

Poland
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The Cabinet of Beata Szydło forms the current government of Poland. Governing during the 8th legislature of the Sejm and the 9th legislature of the Senate, it is led by Beata Szydło.

Members of the Council of Ministers

Office	Image	Incumbent	Party	In office
Prime Minister		Beata Szydło	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Culture and National Heritage First Deputy Prime Minister		Piotr Gliński	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Development Deputy Prime Minister		Mateusz Morawiecki	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Science and Higher Education Deputy Prime Minister		Jarosław Gowin	Poland Together	16 November 2015
Minister of National Defence		Antoni Macierewicz	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Foreign Affairs		Witold Waszczykowski	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Interior and Administration		Mariusz Błaszczak	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Justice		Zbigniew Ziobro	United Poland	16 November 2015
Minister of Finance		Paweł Szałamacha	Law and Justice	16 November 2015 - 28 September 2016
Minister of Marine Economy		Marek Gróbarczyk	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of State Treasury		Dawid Jackiewicz	Law and Justice	16 November 2015 - 15 September 2016
Minister of Digitization		Anna Streżyńska		16 November 2015
Minister of Energy		Krzysztof Tchórzewski	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of National Education		Anna Zalewska	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Infrastructure and Construction		Andrzej Adamczyk	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy		Elżbieta Rafalska	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Environment		Jan Szyszko	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development		Krzysztof Jurgiel	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister — Coordinator of Special Forces		Mariusz Kamiński	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister of Sport and Tourism		Witold Bańka		16 November 2015
Minister of Health		Konstanty Radziwiłł	Poland Together	16 November 2015
Minister for Relations with Parliament		Adam Lipiński	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister, Head of the Standing Committee of the Council of Ministers		Henryk Kowalczyk	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister, Head of the Political Cabinet of the Prime Minister		Elżbieta Witek	Law and Justice	16 November 2015
Minister, Head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister		Beata Kempa	United Poland	16 November 2015

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