List of members of the Flemish Parliament, 1999–2004

Flemish Parliament, 1999–2004
Overview
Legislative body	Flemish Parliament
Meeting place	Brussels
Term	July 1999 – May 2004
Election	13 June 1999
Government	Until July 2003: Dewael Govt.; From July 2003: Somers Govt.
Members	124
Speaker	Norbert De Batselier (SP)

This is a list of members of the Flemish Parliament between 1999 and 2004, following the direct elections of 1999.

Inaugural seat division of the Flemish Parliament in 1999

Results

**Summary of the 13 June 1999 Flemish Parliament election results**
Party		Main ideology	Main candidate	Votes	%	+/–	Seats			+/–
← 1995 • 1999 • 2004 →
Party		Main ideology	Main candidate	Votes	%	+/–	FLA	BRU	TOT	+/–
	Christian People's Party (CVP)	Christian democracy	Luc Van den Brande	857,732	22.09	4.69	28	2	30	7
	Flemish Liberals and Democrats (VLD)	Liberalism	Karel De Gucht	855,867	22.04	1.86	27	0	27	0
	Flemish Block (VB)	far-right Flemish nationalism	Filip Dewinter	603,345	15.54	3.21	20	2	22	5
	Socialist Party (SP)	Social democracy	Steve Stevaert	582,419	15.00	4.45	19	1	20	6
	Living Differently (AGALEV)	Green politics	Vera Dua	451,361	11.62	4.54	12	0	12	5
	People's Union–ID (VU-ID)	Flemish nationalism	Johan Sauwens	359,226	9.25	0.29	11	1	12	3
	Union of Francophones (UF)	Francophone minority politics	Christian Van Eyken	36,683	0.94	0.23	1	0	1	0
	Vivant (VIVANT)	Social liberalism		77,864	2.01	new	0	0	0	new
	Others (parties and candidates that received less than 1% of the vote and no seats)			58,687	1.55	—	0	0	0	—
Valid votes				3,883,184	94.21
Blank and invalid votes				238,749	5.79
Totals				4,121,933	100.00	—	118	6	124	0
Electorate (eligible voters) and voter turnout				* 4,471,695	92.18
Notes: FLA = Flanders, BRU = Brussels (Capital Region), TOT = total / * = The number of registered voters is not known for the constituency to elect the Brussels Members of the Flemish Council (BMFC). Consequently, the number of registered voters and the turnout for the Flemish Council considers only the 5 provincial constituencies, excluding the constituency BMFC.

Name	Party	Date of resignation	Replacement	Notes
Magda Aelvoet	Agalev/Groen!	12 July 1999		Became minister in Verhofstadt I
Vera Dua	Agalev/Groen!	13 July 1999	Isabel Vertriest	Became Flemish minister in Dewael I
Tuur Van Wallendael	SP.A	24 January 2001	Peter De Ridder
Paul Van Grembergen	VU-ID	15 May 2001	Jan Roegiers
Jacques Laverge	VLD	5 November 2002	Karlos Callens
Herman De Loor	SP.A	15 December 2002	Gracienne Van Nieuwenborgh
Ludo Sannen	Agalev/Groen!	26 May 2003	Flor Ory
Isabel Vertriest	Agalev/Groen!	26 May 2003	Vera Dua
Marino Keulen	VLD	10 June 2003	Guy Sols
Rufin Grijp	SP.A	11 June 2003	Anne Van Asbroeck
Karel De Gucht	VLD	26 June 2003	Erna Van Wauwe
Anne Van Asbroeck	SP.A	19 November 2003	Yamila Idrissi

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