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== Boc I ==

{{Infobox government cabinet
|cabinet_name = Boc I
|cabinet_number = 118th
|jurisdiction = Romania
|flag = Flag of Romania.svg
| incumbent = 
|image = BocSpeaking1.jpg
|date_formed = 22 December 2008
|date_dissolved = 23 December 2009
|government_head = [[Emil Boc]]
|government_head_history = 
|state_head = [[Traian Băsescu]]
|current_number = 
|former_members_number = 12
|total_number = 21
|political_party = [[Democratic Liberal Party (Romania)|PD-L]], [[Social Democratic Party (Romania)|PSD]], 
|legislature_status = Coalition
|election = [[2008 Romanian legislative election|30 November 2008]]
|last_election = –
|legislature_term = 2008–2012
|budget = one
|opposition_cabinet = 
|opposition_party = [[National Liberal Party (Romania)|PNL]], [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania|UDMR]]
|opposition_leader = [[Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu]]/[[Crin Antonescu]]
|incoming_formation = 
|outgoing_formation = 
|previous = [[Tăriceanu II Cabinet|Tăriceanu II]]
|successor = [[Boc Cabinets#Boc II|Boc II]]
}}

The Boc Cabinet was a coalition cabinet between the largest parliamentary parties, [[Democratic Liberal Party (Romania)|PD-L]] and the [[Social Democratic Party (Romania)|PSD]]. After the breakup of the legislative coalition, it was known as ”the first Boc Cabinet.” Despite the ambitious governing program, numerous conflicts erupted between the PDL and PSD leaders, each party blaming the other. In particular, president Traian Băsescu and Mircea Geoană, the leader of PSD, competed for the presidential elections in 2009. The coalition cabinet lasted less than one year.

Following the resignation of [[Liviu Dragnea]] ([[Social Democratic Party (Romania)|PSD]]) from the office of [[Ministry of Administration and Interior (Romania)|Minister of Administration and Interior]], on 2 February 2009, the [[Parliament of Romania|Parliament]] voted to unify the post of [[Prime Minister of Romania|Deputy Prime Minister]] with the post of [[Ministry of Administration and Interior (Romania)|Minister of Administration and Interior]].

On 1 October 2009, following the removal from office of the [[Prime Minister of Romania|Deputy Prime Minister]], [[Ministry of Administration and Interior (Romania)|Minister of Administration and Interior]], [[Dan Nica]] ([[Social Democratic Party (Romania)|PSD]]), all the [[Social Democratic Party (Romania)|PSD]] Ministers resigned from the cabinet. As a result, all their offices were taken, ad interim by the [[Democratic Liberal Party (Romania)|PD-L]], for a period no longer than 45 days. The cabinet should have received a new vote from the [[Parliament of Romania|Parliament]], as its political composition was changed. On 13 October 2009, for the first time in the post-communist history, the [[Parliament of Romania|Parliament]] adopted a [[motion of no confidence]] (”moțiune de cenzură”), and Cabinet Boc was removed. It worked just an acting cabinet, with diminished power. Its term ended on 23 December 2009, when the new cabinet, headed also by Emil Boc received the vote of confidence from the Parliament and was sworn in at Cotroceni Palace. During the interim period, [[Traian Băsescu]] nominated repeatedly friendly candidates, despite the fact that the then opposition parties ([[National Liberal Party (Romania)|PNL]], [[Social Democratic Party (Romania)|PSD]], [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania|UDMR]], and the 18 representatives of the national ethnic minorities), having an absolute majority in both Houses of Parliament, expressed their will to nominate the Mayor of [[Sibiu]] [[Klaus Iohannis]] as [[Prime Minister of Romania|Prime Minister]].

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|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
!Prime Minister
!Name
!Party
!Period
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Prime Minister of Romania|Prime Minister]]
|[[Emil Boc]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
!Deputy Prime Minister
!Name
!Party
!Period
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|rowspan="2"|Deputy Prime Minister
|[[Dan Nica]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Vasile Blaga]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 27 November 2009
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
!Minister
!Name
!Party
!Period
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Justice and Citizenship Freedoms (Romania)|Justice and Citizenship Freedoms]]
|[[Cătălin Predoiu]]
|Independent
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|-
|[[Ministry of National Defense (Romania)|National Defense]]
|[[Mihai Stănișoară]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Culture, Religious Affairs and National Patrimony (Romania)|Culture, Religious Affairs and National Patrimony]]
|[[Theodor Paleologu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Romania)|Agriculture and Rural Development]]
|[[Ilie Sârbu]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-
|[[Radu Berceanu]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|-
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|rowspan="2"|[[Ministry of Public Health (Romania)|Public Health]]
|[[Ionuț Bazac]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Adriean Videanu]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Romania)|Foreign Affairs]]
|[[Cristian Diaconescu]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-
|[[Cătălin Predoiu]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|Independent
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Economy (Romania)|Economy]]
|[[Adriean Videanu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|-
|[[Ministry of Public Finance (Romania)|Public Finance]]
|[[Gheorghe Pogea]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|rowspan="2"|[[Ministry of Labor, Family and Social Protection (Romania)|Labor, Family and Social Protection]]
|[[Marian Sârbu]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Gheorghe Pogea]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development|Environment and Sustainable Development]]
|[[Nicolae Nemirschi]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-
|[[Elena Udrea]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure (Romania)|Transport and Infrastructure]]
|[[Radu Berceanu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|-
|rowspan="5"|[[Ministry of Administration and Interior (Romania)|Administration and Interior]]
|[[Gabriel Oprea]]
|rowspan="4"|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 13 January 2009
|-
|[[Dan Nica]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|13 January 2009 – 20 January 2009
|-
|[[Liviu Dragnea]]
|20 January 2009 – 2 February 2009
|-
|[[Dan Nica]]
|2 February 2009 – 1 October 2009
|-
|[[Vasile Blaga]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration|Regional Development and Housing]]
|[[Vasile Blaga]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 27 November 2009
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Ministry of Education and Research (Romania)|Education and Research]]
|[[Ecaterina Andronescu]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-
|[[Emil Boc]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|rowspan="2"|[[Ministry of Youth and Sport (Romania)|Youth and Sport]]
|[[Monica Iacob Ridzi]]
|rowspan="2"|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 14 July 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Sorina Luminița Plăcintă]]
|14 July 2009 – 23 December 2009
|-
|[[Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration|Tourism]]
|[[Elena Udrea]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|-
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Communications and Information Society (Romania)|Communications and Information Society]]
|[[Gabriel Sandu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 23 December 2009
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce and Business Environment (Romania)|Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce and Business Environment]]
|[[Constantin Niță]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-
|[[Gabriel Sandu]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
!Minister Delegate
!Name
!Party
!Period
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|rowspan="2"|Relations with Parliament
|[[Victor Ponta]]
|{{PSD - RO}}
|22 December 2008 – 1 October 2009
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Sorina Luminița Plăcintă]] <small>(ad interim)</small>
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|1 October 2009 – 23 December 2009
|}

== Proposed Croitoru and Negoiță cabinets ==

The '''Croitoru-proposed cabinet''' was [[Lucian Croitoru]]'s proposal for the cabinet, composed of 14 ministers, listed below. It was proposed on 23 October 2009, and was rejected by the [[Parliament of Romania]] on 4 November 2009.

On 15 October 2009, [[President of Romania|President]] [[Traian Băsescu]], citing the need for an individual well-versed in economic policy to steer Romania through the [[Late 2000s recession in Europe|ongoing crisis]],<ref name="ZF">{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.zf.ro/zf-24/basescu-spune-ca-n-are-nimic-cu-iohannis-dar-romania-are-nevoie-de-un-premier-cu-experienta-in-economie-4989693/ "Băsescu spune ca n-are nimic cu Iohannis dar România are nevoie de un premier cu experiență în economie" ("Băsescu Says He Has Nothing against Iohannis but that Romania Needs a Prime Minister with Economic Experience")], ''Ziarul Financiar'', 14 October 2009; accessed 16 October 2009</ref> nominated the politically [[Independent (politician)|independent]] [[Lucian Croitoru]] as Prime Minister in place of [[Emil Boc]], whose cabinet fell after losing a [[motion of no confidence]] two days earlier.<ref name="desemnat">{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.mediafax.ro/politic/basescu-l-a-desemnat-pe-lucian-croitoru-pentru-functia-de-premier-video-4992834 "Băsescu l-a desemnat pe Lucian Croitoru pentru funcția de premier" ("Băsescu Designates Lucian Croitoru Prime Minister")], Mediafax, 15 October 2009; accessed 15 October 2009</ref><ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.mediafax.ro/politic/guvernul-boc-2-a-fost-demis-video-4985350 "Guvernul Boc 2 a fost demis" ("Boc 2 Government Dismissed")], Mediafax, 13 October 2009; accessed 13 October 2009</ref><ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.ziua.ro/news.php?id=41679&data=2009-10-15 "Presa străină e sceptică: Lucian Croitoru e un bun specialist, dar are puține șanse să treacă de Parlament" ("Foreign Press Skeptical: Lucian Croitoru Is a Good Specialist, But Has Few Chances of Making It through Parliament")], ''Ziua'', 15 October 2009; accessed 15 October 2009</ref> The nomination was backed by the [[Democratic Liberal Party (Romania)|Democratic Liberal Party]], which is supporting Băsescu in the [[2009 Romanian presidential election|upcoming presidential election]],<ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.mediafax.ro/politic/udrea-il-vom-sustine-pe-croitoru-sa-formeze-guvernul-johannis-nu-a-dorit-sa-discute-cu-noi-4993223 "Udrea: Îl vom susține pe Croitoru să formeze Guvernul, Johannis nu a dorit să discute cu noi" ("Udrea: We Will Support Croitoru to Form a Government; Iohannis Did Not Want to Discuss with Us")], Mediafax, 15 October 2009; accessed 15 October 2009</ref><ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.romanialibera.ro/a165216/boc-pdl-il-va-sustine-pe-traian-basescu-la-functia-de-presedinte.html "Boc: PDL îl va susţine pe Traian Băsescu la funcţia de preşedinte" ("Boc: PDL Will Support Traian Băsescu for President")] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090923135351/http://www.romanialibera.ro/a165216/boc-pdl-il-va-sustine-pe-traian-basescu-la-functia-de-presedinte.html |date=23 September 2009 }}, România liberă, 19 September 2009; accessed 15 October 2009</ref> but drew criticism from the rest of the parties represented in the Romanian Parliament (the [[Social Democratic Party (Romania)|Social Democratic Party]], the [[National Liberal Party (Romania)|National Liberal Party]], the [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]] and the Parliamentary group of ethnic minorities), which backed [[Sibiu]] Mayor [[Klaus Iohannis]] for the position,<ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.mediafax.ro/politic/geoana-voi-analiza-posibilitatea-sesizarii-ccr-basescu-vrea-perpetuarea-guvernului-boc-4993044 "Geoană: Voi analiza posibilitatea sesizării CCR; Băsescu vrea perpetuarea Guvernului Boc" ("Geoană: I Will Analyse the Possibility of Going to the Constitutional Court; Băsescu Wishes to Perpetuate the Boc Government")], Mediafax, 15 October 2009; accessed 15 October 2009</ref><ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.mediafax.ro/politic/antonescu-pnl-nu-va-vota-in-parlament-decat-pentru-iohannis-4992666 "Antonescu: PNL nu va vota în Parlament decât pentru Iohannis" ("Antonescu: PNL Will Vote Only for Iohannis in Parliament")], Mediafax, 15 October 2009; accessed 15 October 2009</ref> and vowed to challenge Croitoru's nomination at the [[Constitutional Court of Romania|Constitutional Court]] or derail it in Parliament.<ref>{{in lang|ro}} Alina Neagu, [http://www.hotnews.ro/stiri-politic-6283455-mircea-geoana-lucian-croitoru-nu-are-sustinere-parlament-nu-premier-basescu-trage-timp-pentru-pastra-guvernul-boc-pana-alegeri.htm "Mircea Geoană: Lucian Croitoru nu are susţinere in Parlament și nu va fi premier. Băsescu trage de timp pentru a păstra Guvernul Boc până la alegeri" ("Mircea Geoană: Lucian Croitoru Does Not Have Parliamentary Support. Băsescu Is Stalling to Keep the Boc Government until the Elections")], HotNews.ro, 15 October 2009; accessed 15 October 2009</ref><ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.livenews.ro/politic/antonescu-despre-numirea-lui-croitoru-iresponsabilitate-politica-este-vorba-de-dictatura-unui-om.html "Antonescu despre numirea lui Croitoru: Iresponsabilitate politică. Este vorba de dictatura unui om" ("Antonescu about Croitoru's Nomination: Political Irresponsibility. We Are Talking about a One-Man Dictatorship")] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110723033225/http://www.livenews.ro/politic/antonescu-despre-numirea-lui-croitoru-iresponsabilitate-politica-este-vorba-de-dictatura-unui-om.html |date=23 July 2011 }}, LiveNews.ro citing Antena 3, 15 October 2009; accessed 15 October 2009</ref> In a meeting with Croitoru on 20 October, the four Parliamentary groups told Croitoru they would not vote for a cabinet headed by him, and asked him to refuse the nomination as Prime Minister.<ref>[http://www.mediafax.ro/english/romanian-social-democrat-leader-urges-pm-designate-to-refuse-govt-leadership-5016804/ "Romanian Social Democrat Leader Urges PM-Designate To Refuse Govt Leadership"], Mediafax.ro. Retrieved 21 October 2009.</ref><ref>[http://www.financiarul.ro/2009/10/20/geoana-the-unanimous-decision-of-parliamentary-majority-is-to-support-iohannis-for-the-pm-seat/ "Geoana: The unanimous decision of parliamentary majority is to support Iohannis for the PM seat"]. Financiarul. 20 October 2009. Retrieved 21 October 2009.</ref>

On 23 October, Croitoru announced his proposed cabinet, which included 14 ministers, down from 18 in [[Boc I Cabinet|Emil Boc cabinet]]. There were 7 holdovers, and 7 new names (in addition to Croitoru).<ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.europafm.ro/stiri/interne/cabinetul-croitoru-are-14-ministere~n34045/ "Cabinetul Croitoru are 14 ministere. Premierul desemnat Lucian Croitoru a venit cu lista noului cabinet"] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110725080226/http://www.europafm.ro/stiri/interne/cabinetul-croitoru-are-14-ministere~n34045/ |date=25 July 2011 }}, Europafm.ro, 23 October 2009. Retrieved 23 October 2009.</ref><ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.realitatea.net/cine-sunt-noii-ministri-ai-cabinetului-croitoru_647422.html "Cine sunt noii miniștri ai Cabinetului Croitoru"], Realitatea.net, 23 October 2009. Retrieved 23 October 2009.</ref><ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.realitatea.net/croitoru-a-anuntat-componenta-noului-guvern--vezi-lista-ministrilor_647337.html "Croitoru a anunțat componența noului Guvern"], Realitatea.net, 23 October 2009. Retrieved 23 October 2009.</ref><ref>{{in lang|ro}} [http://www.ziare.com/actual/politica/10-23-2009/guvernul-croitoru-lista-ministrilor-929182 "Guvernul Croitoru – lista ministrilor"], Ziare.com, 23 October 2009. Retrieved 23 October 2009.</ref>

The [[Ministry of Youth and Sport (Romania)|Ministry of Youth and Sport]] would be merged with the [[Ministry of Education, Research and Innovation (Romania)|Ministry of Education and Research and Innovation]], the [[Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce and Business Environment (Romania)|Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce and Business Environment]] which will be merged with the [[Ministry of Economy (Romania)|Ministry of Economy]], the [[Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration|Ministry of Tourism]] which will be merged with the [[Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration|Ministry of Regional Development]]. Five current ministerial posts (of Youth and Sport, Small and Medium Enterprise, Tourism, [[Ministry of Communications and Information Society (Romania)|Communications]], and Relations with Parliament), as well as the post of Deputy Prime Minister would be cancelled.

{| class="toccolours" style="margin-bottom: 1em; font-size: 100%;"
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
!Prime Minister designate
!Name
!Party
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Prime Minister of Romania|Prime Minister]]
|[[Lucian Croitoru]]
|Independent
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
!Minister nomination
!Name
!Party
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Administration and Interior (Romania)|Administration and Interior]]
|[[Emerich Florin Șaghy]]
|Independent
|-
|[[Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Romania)|Foreign Affairs]]
|[[Bogdan Aurescu]]
|Independent
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Public Finance (Romania)|Public Finance]]
|[[Gheorghe Pogea]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|[[Ministry of Justice and Citizenship Freedoms (Romania)|Justice and Citizenship Freedoms]]
|[[Cătălin Predoiu]]
|Independent, proposed by<br />{{PD-L - RO}}
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Education and Research (Romania)|Education and Research]]
|[[Daniel Funeriu]]
|Independent
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|-
|[[Ministry of National Defense (Romania)|National Defense]]
|[[Mihai Stănișoară]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Economy (Romania)|Economy]]
|[[Adriean Videanu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|[[Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Romania)|Agriculture and Rural Development]]
|[[Adrian Rădulescu]]
|Independent
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Labor, Family and Social Protection (Romania)|Labor, Family and Social Protection]]
|[[Mihai Șeitan]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|[[Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure (Romania)|Transport]]
|[[Radu Berceanu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration|Regional Development, Housing and Tourism]]
|[[Vasile Blaga]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|[[Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development|Environment and Sustainable Development]]
|[[Sulfina Barbu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Public Health (Romania)|Public Health]]
|[[Cristian Vlădescu]]
|Independent
|- 
|[[Ministry of Culture, Religious Affairs and National Patrimony (Romania)|Culture, Religious Affairs and National Patrimony]]
|[[Theodor Paleologu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|}

Following the rejection by [[Parliament of Romania|Parliament]] of the Croitoru Cabinet, dubbed in the press as the second Boc cabinet without Boc, [[President of Romania|President]] [[Traian Băsescu|Băsescu]] nominated [[Sector 3 (Bucharest)|sector 3]] Mayor [[Liviu Negoiță]] to form a new government. Due to the fact that the Cabinet structure was identical to, and that most of the ministers where the same as the ones of the first Boc cabinet, and the Croitoru (proposed) Cabinet, this new proposal was nicknamed by the media and analysts ''The Boc III Cabinet without Boc''. This cabinet never received a vote from [[Parliament of Romania|Parliament]], and [[Liviu Negoiță|Negoiță]] renounced to the mandate days after the [[Two-round system|run-off]] of the [[2009 Romanian presidential election|presidential election]], the first Boc cabinet being officially mandated as a caretaker government until a new cabinet would form.

{| class="toccolours" style="margin-bottom: 1em; font-size: 100%;"
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
!Prime Minister designate
!Name
!Party
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Prime Minister of Romania|Prime Minister]]
|[[Liviu Negoiță]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
!Minister nomination
!Name
!Party
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Administration and Interior (Romania)|Administration and Interior]]
|[[Gabriel Oprea]]
|Independent
|-
|[[Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Romania)|Foreign Affairs]]
|[[Bogdan Aurescu]]
|Independent
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Public Finance (Romania)|Public Finance]]
|[[Gheorghe Pogea]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|[[Ministry of Justice and Citizenship Freedoms (Romania)|Justice and Citizenship Freedoms]]
|[[Cătălin Predoiu]]
|Independent
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Education and Research (Romania)|Education and Research]]
|[[Daniel Funeriu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-bgcolor="efefef"
|-
|[[Ministry of National Defense (Romania)|National Defense]]
|[[Mihai Stănișoară]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Economy (Romania)|Economy]]
|[[Adriean Videanu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|[[Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Romania)|Agriculture and Rural Development]]
|[[Valeriu Tabără]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Labor, Family and Social Protection (Romania)|Labor, Family and Social Protection]]
|[[Mihai Șeitan]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|[[Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure (Romania)|Transport]]
|[[Radu Berceanu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration|Regional Development, Housing and Tourism]]
|[[Vasile Blaga]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|-
|[[Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development|Environment and Sustainable Development]]
|[[Sulfina Barbu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|- bgcolor="efefef"
|[[Ministry of Public Health (Romania)|Public Health]]
|[[Anton Cristian Irimie]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|- 
|[[Ministry of Culture, Religious Affairs and National Patrimony (Romania)|Culture, Religious Affairs and National Patrimony]]
|[[Theodor Paleologu]]
|{{PD-L - RO}}
|}

== Boc II ==
{{Infobox government cabinet
| cabinet_name            = Boc II
| cabinet_number          = 119th
| jurisdiction            = Romania
| flag                    = Flag of Romania.svg
| incumbent               = 
| image                   = BocSpeaking1.jpg
| date_formed             = 23 December 2009
| date_dissolved          = 6 February 2012
| government_head         = [[Emil Boc]]
| government_head_history = [[Cătălin Predoiu]]
| state_head              = [[Traian Băsescu]]
| current_number          = 18
| former_members_number   = 11
| total_number            = 29
| political_party         = [[Democratic Liberal Party (Romania)|PD-L]], [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania|UDMR]], [[National Union for the Progress of Romania|UNPR]]
| legislature_status      = Coalition
| election                = [[2008 Romanian legislative election|30 November 2008]]
| last_election           = 
| legislature_term        = 2008–2012
| budget                  = two
| opposition_cabinet      = 
| opposition_party        = [[National Liberal Party (Romania)|PNL]], [[Social Democratic Party (Romania)|PSD]], [[Conservative Party (Romania)|PC]]
| opposition_leader       = [[Crin Antonescu]], [[Mircea Geoană]]/[[Victor Ponta]]
| incoming_formation      = Emil Boc, Béla Markó, Vasile Blaga, Sebastian Vlădescu, Adriean Videanu, Teodor Baconschi, Radu Berceanu, László Borbély, Elena Udrea, Gabriel Oprea, Hunor Kelemen, Cătălin Predoiu, Gabriel Sandu, Mihai Șeitan, Daniel Funeriu, Attila Cseke, Mihai Dumitru
| outgoing_formation      = <!--Emil Boc, Béla Markó, Traian Igaş, Gheorghe Ialomiţeanu, Ion Ariton, Leonard Orban, Cristian Diaconescu, Anca Boagiu, László Borbély, Elena Udrea, Gabriel Oprea, Hunor Kelemen, Cătălin Predoiu, Valerian Vreme, Sulfina Barbu, Daniel Funeriu, Ladislau Ritli, Valeriu Tabără -->
| previous                = [[Boc Cabinets#Boc I cabinet|Boc I]]
| successor               = [[Ungureanu Cabinet|Ungureanu]]
}}

On 23 December 2009 the new Boc Cabinet received, by a narrow margin, the vote of confidence of the [[Parliament of Romania|Parliament]], and was sworn in at [[Cotroceni Palace|Cotroceni]] later that day. The [[Government of Romania|Government]] formed was a coalition government between the [[Democratic Liberal Party (Romania)|Democratic Liberal Party]] and the [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]]. It also received the (traditional) vote of the national minorities group in the [[Chamber of Deputies of Romania|Chamber of Deputies]] and of the two controversial groups of independents in both houses ([[Chamber of Deputies of Romania|Chamber of Deputies]] and [[Senate of Romania|Senate]]) of [[Parliament of Romania|Parliament]].

On 3 September 2010, [[Emil Boc]] announced a Cabinet reshuffle, replacing six Ministers. Due to the way the reshuffle was implemented, after two days of meetings and discussions, the media continued, albeit without any legal basis, the numbering of the reshuffled Cabinet as ''Boc V'', the current Boc II Cabinet being dubbed by the press and civil society as Boc IV.

On 6 February 2012, he resigned from office, on the background of long ongoing [[2012 Romanian protests|street protests]].<ref>{{cite web |title=BOC A DEMISIONAT: Am depus mandatul Guvernului pentru a detensiona situaţia politică şi socială din ţară |trans-title=BOC HAS RESIGNED: I filed the Government's resignation to ease the political and social state in the country |url=http://www.mediafax.ro/politic/boc-a-demisionat-am-depus-mandatul-guvernului-pentru-a-detensiona-situatia-politica-si-sociala-din-tara-9209410 |publisher=Mediafax |access-date=12 August 2018 |language=ro |date=6 February 2012}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=Boc, supravieţuitorul moţiunilor de cenzură, a cedat nemulţumirilor PDL şi protestelor străzii |trans-title=Boc, the survivor of the no confidence motions, has given up to unrest from PDL and street protests |url=http://www.mediafax.ro/politic/boc-supravietuitorul-motiunilor-de-cenzura-a-cedat-nemultumirilor-pdl-si-protestelor-strazii-9209463 |publisher=Mediafax |access-date=12 August 2018 |language=ro |date=6 February 2012}}</ref>

The members of the cabinet are listed below.

{| class="toccolours" style="margin-bottom: 1em; font-size: 100%;"
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
! Prime Minister
! Name
! Party
! Took office
! Left office
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| rowspan = 2 | [[Prime Minister of Romania|Prime Minister]]
| [[Emil Boc]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 6 February 2012
|- 
| [[Cătălin Predoiu]]
| Independent
| 6 February 2012
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
! Deputy Prime Minister
! Name
! Party
! Took office
! Left office
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| Deputy Prime-Minister
| [[Béla Markó]]
| [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]]
| 23 December 2009
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="C0C0E0"
! Minister
! Name
! Party
! Took office
! Left office
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| rowspan = 2 | [[Ministry of Administration and Interior (Romania)|Minister of Administration and Interior]]
| [[Vasile Blaga]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 27 September 2010
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Traian Igaș]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 27 September 2010
| 9 February 2012
|-
| rowspan = 2 | [[Ministry of Public Finance (Romania)|Minister of Public Finance]]
| [[Sebastian Vlădescu]]
| Independent
| 23 December 2009
| 3 September 2010
|-
| [[Gheorghe Ialomițeanu]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 3 September 2010
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| rowspan = 2 | [[Ministry of Economy, Commerce and Business Environment (Romania)|Minister of Economy, Commerce and Business Environment]]
| [[Adriean Videanu]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 3 September 2010
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Ion Ariton]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 3 September 2010
| 9 February 2012
|- 
| [[Ministry of European Affairs (Romania)|Minister of European Affairs]]
| [[Leonard Orban]]
| Independent
| 20 September 2011
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| rowspan = 2 | [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Romania)|Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
| [[Teodor Baconschi]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 24 January 2012
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Cristian Diaconescu]]
| [[National Union for the Progress of Romania]]
| 24 January 2012
| 9 February 2012
|- 
| rowspan = 2 | [[Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure (Romania)|Minister of Transport and Infrastructure]]
| [[Radu Berceanu]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 3 September 2010
|-
| [[Anca Boagiu]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 3 September 2010
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Ministry of Environment and Forests (Romania)|Minister of Environment and Forests]]
| [[László Borbély]]
| [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]]
| 23 December 2009
| 9 February 2012
|- 
| [[Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism (Romania)|Minister of Regional Development and Tourism]]
| [[Elena Udrea]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Ministry of National Defense (Romania)|Minister of National Defense]]
| [[Gabriel Oprea]]
| [[National Union for the Progress of Romania]]
| 23 December 2009
| 9 February 2012
|- 
| [[Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony (Romania)|Minister of Culture and National Patrimony]]
| [[Hunor Kelemen]]
| [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]]
| 23 December 2009
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Ministry of Justice (Romania)|Minister of Justice]]
| [[Cătălin Predoiu]]
| Independent
| 23 December 2009
| 9 February 2012
|- 
| rowspan = 2 | [[Ministry of Communications and Information Society (Romania)|Minister of Communications and Information Society]]
| [[Gabriel Sandu]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 3 September 2010
|- 
| [[Valerian Vreme]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 3 September 2010
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| rowspan = 5 | [[Ministry of Labor, Family and Social Protection (Romania)|Minister of Labor, Family and Social Protection]]
| [[Mihai Șeitan]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 3 September 2010
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Ioan Botiș]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 3 September 2010
| 9 April 2011
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Emil Boc]]<br /><small>(ad interim)</small>
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 19 April 2011
| 3 June 2011
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Sebastian Lăzăroiu]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 3 June 2011
| 19 September 2011
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Sulfina Barbu]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 19 September 2011
| 9 February 2012
|-
| [[Ministry of Education, Research, Innovation, Youth and Sport (Romania)|Minister of Education, Research, Innovation, Youth and Sport]]
| [[Daniel Funeriu]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 23 December 2009
| 9 February 2012
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| rowspan = 2 | [[Ministry of Health (Romania)|Minister of Health]]
| [[Attila Cseke]]
| [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]]
| 23 December 2009
| 17 August 2011
|- bgcolor="efefef"
| [[Ladislau Ritli]]
| [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]]
| 17 August 2011
| 9 February 2012
|-
| rowspan = 2 | [[Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Romania)|Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development]]
| [[Mihai Dumitru]]
| Independent
| 23 December 2009
| 3 September 2010
|-
| [[Valeriu Tabără]]
| {{PD-L - RO}}
| 3 September 2010
| 9 February 2012
|}

{{clear}}

== References ==
* [http://www.presidency.ro/?_RID=det&tb=date&id=9603&_PRID= Romanian Presidency press release] on 11 December 2009 <!-- what's the relevance?!? -->
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20100116212835/http://www.gov.ro/cabinet__c7l1p1.html Government official website]
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