Luc Van den Bossche

Luc Van den Bossche ( born September 16, 1947 in Aalst ) is a Belgian politician of the Socialist Party Other ( sp.a ).

Life

Van den Bossche graduated in 1970 graduated in law from the University of Ghent and then worked as a lawyer at the Ghent Bar Association. From 1989 to 1992 he held the office of the Flemish Minister for the Interior and Public Service, and from 1995 to 1998, he was appointed Deputy Prime Minister. In 1998 he replaced Louis Tobback, Office of the Minister of the Interior at the federal level, as this had to resign to the death of Semira Adamu Nigerian asylum seeker after the scandal. In 1999, Van den Bossche for a short time, the office of the Minister of Public Health, as his party colleague Marcel Colla due to the dioxin crisis, lost his job. After the elections of the same year he was awarded the Office of the Minister for the Public Service.

In 2003, Van den Bossche withdrew from politics and took over on 27 May 2003 the presidency of the Associatie Universiteit Gent ( EYES ) and on 1 September 2003 as Chairman of the Brussels International Airport Company ( BIAC ).

Family

From now divorced with Lieve Bracke (* 1947), Van den Bossche a daughter, Freya Van den Bossche, who was active as a household Minister, Minister for Consumer Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister in the government of Guy Verhofstadt also as a politician for the sp.a; since 2009 she has been minister for energy, housing, urban policy and social economy in the Flemish government Kris Peeters.

Publications

Informatica s privacy, Brussels 1980

Member of the Chamber of Deputies ( Belgium)
Minister of the Interior (Belgium )
Minister of Health (Belgium )
Secretary of State (Belgium )
Carrier of the Order of Leopold ( severity unknown)
Belgian
Born in 1947
Man
Person ( Aalst )
Politicians (Flanders)

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