Second Cabinet of Marek Belka

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Second Cabinet of Marek Belka
Cabinet of Poland
June 2004 – October 2005
Date formed	11 June 2004
Date dissolved	31 October 2005
People and organisations
President	Aleksander Kwaśniewski
Prime Minister	Marek Belka
Prime Minister's history	2004 – 2005
Deputy Prime Ministers	Jerzy Hausner Izabela Jaruga-Nowacka
No. of ministers	17
Member parties	Democratic Left Alliance   Labour Union   Social Democracy of Poland
Status in legislature	Minority (coalition) 205/460 (45 %)
Opposition party	Civic Platform   Samoobrona   Law and Justice   Polish People's Party   League of Polish Families
Opposition leader	Donald Tusk
History
Election	2001 parliamentary election
Predecessor	Belka I
Successor	Marcinkiewicz

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Second Cabinet of Marek Belka was appointed on 11 June 2004, passed the votes of confidence in parliament on 24 June 2004 and 15 October 2004.