Status of members of the royal family
111 For15 Against1 Abstained
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115 For0 Against15 Abstained
77 For0 Against54 Abstained
131 For0 Against0 Abstained
- 1,305roll-call votes in plenary
- 45,321speeches in plenary and committee
- 6,050written questions to ministers
80 seats for the De Wever majority, 68 for the opposition, 2 without a group.
- 150Members of the Chamber
- 1,305roll-call votes in plenary
- 45,321speeches in plenary and committee
- 6,050written questions to ministers
Legislature 56. Data up to October 22, 2026, written questions up to March 23, 2026. Source: Open Parliament.
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Alexia BertrandAnders.
Anthony DufraneMR
Barbara PasVB
Caroline DésirPS
Christophe LacroixPS
Dimitri LegassePS
Éric ThiébautPS
François De SmetDéFI
Georges-Louis BouchezMR
Isabelle HansezLes Engagés
Jeroen Van LysebettensEcolo-Groen
Katja GabriëlsAnders.
Kjell Vander ElstAnders.
Kurt RavytsVB
Ludivine DedonderPS
Mathieu MichelMR
Nadia MoscufoPVDA-PTB
Nuino IsmaëlLes Engagés
Peter De RooverN-VA
Pierre-Yves DermagnePS
Roberto D'AmicoPVDA-PTB
Serge HiligsmannLes Engagés
Stéphane LasseauxLes Engagés
Vincent ScourneauMR
What the Chamber voted
The latest texts voted, in plain words.
- Government bill Status of members of the royal family Adopted111 for · 15 against · 1 abstained
- Government bill Military language exams Adopted115 for · 0 against · 15 abstained
- Government bill Various provisions on health Adopted77 for · 0 against · 54 abstained
- Government bill Energy norm Adopted131 for · 0 against · 0 abstained
The Chamber today
Who sits in the Chamber?
Loading the 3D hemicycle
Absolute majority: 76 seats · Members recorded on the latest roll-call vote, October 13, 2026.
De Wever government80
Opposition68
Without a group2
Show the seats as a table
| Group | Bloc | Seats |
|---|---|---|
| N-VA | De Wever government | 23 |
| MR | De Wever government | 18 |
| Les Engagés | De Wever government | 15 |
| Vooruit | De Wever government | 13 |
| CD&V | De Wever government | 11 |
| VB | Opposition | 20 |
| PS | Opposition | 16 |
| PVDA-PTB | Opposition | 15 |
| Ecolo-Groen | Opposition | 9 |
| Anders. | Opposition | 8 |
| Independents | Without a group | 2 |
| Total | 150 |
Source: Chamber of Representatives. Party logos: Wikimedia Commons, shown for identification.
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