First Jonckheer cabinet

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]

First Jonckheer cabinet
1st Cabinet of Netherlands Antilles
Date formed	8 December 1954
Date dissolved	3 October 1958
People and organisations
Head of state	Juliana of the Netherlands
Head of government	Efrain Jonckheer
History
Election(s)	1954 election
Outgoing election	1958 election
Successor	Jonckheer II

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	Willem F.M. 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

1. "Nieuwe Regeringsraad Ned. Antillen". Leidsch Dagblad (in Dutch). 8 December 1954. p. 8.
2. "Kabinet van Antillen goedgekeurd". Nieuwe Leidsche Courant (in Dutch). 9 December 1954. p. 6.