Hovenier cabinet

National Unity Cabinet
42nd Cabinet of Atmora
Incumbent
Date formed	16 December 2016 (2016-12-16)
People
Head of state	Katherine II
Head of government	Louwrens Hovenier
Deputy head of government	Weiss van der Schnee
No. of ministers	15
Member party	Liberals New Democrats Social Democratic Party Worker's Party Christain Union in Huldenberg
Status in legislature	Coalition government
Opposition party	Conservatives
Opposition leader	Lysithea van Hresvelg
History
Outgoing election	2016 Atmoran federal election
Legislature term(s)	41st Parliament
Predecessor	Hresvelg II Cabinet

The First Hovenier cabinet (Dutch: Kabinet-Hovenier I) also known as the National Unity cabinet (Nationaal Eenheidskabinet) following the collapse of the Hresvelg II Cabinet at the outbreak of the Fourth Voshan War. The cabinet is led by Chancellor Louwrens Hovenier of the Liberals.

Cabinet Members

Ministers			Title/Ministry		Term of office	Party
		Louwrens Hovenier (born 1947)	Chancellor	General affairs	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	Liberal
		Weiss van der Schnee (born 1984 )	Vice-Chancellor		16 December 2016 – Incumbent	Liberal
			Minister	National Defence
		Henri Boerman (born 1943)	Minister	Finance	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	SDAP
		Harald van der Leeuw (born 1942)	Minister	Foreign and Union Affairs	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	Liberal
		Albert Drosten (born 1948)	Minister	Justice	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	Liberal
		Willem van den Fange (born 1952)	Minister	State Security	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	CU
		Margriet van den Bergh (born 1952)	Minister	Interior	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	NDP
		Simon Nyenhuis (born 1946)	Minister	Citizenship and Immigration	4 November 2010 – Incumbent	CU
		Clarisse Wilmsen (born 1973)	Minister	Veteran Affairs	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	NDP
		Eduard Azman (born 1956)	Minister	Innovation, Science and Industry	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	NDP
		Ferdinand Kazlousky (born 1941)	Minister	Health and Human Services	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	SDAP
		Erika Engbersen (born 1981)	Minister	Education and Culture	16 December 2016 – Incumbent	NDP