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Name
Party
Date of resignation
Replacement
Notes
2
Hendrik Bogaert
CD&V
7 December 2011
Roel Deseyn
Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
3
Olivier Chastel
MR
7 December 2011
Olivier Destrebecq
Became minister in Di Rupo I
4
Philippe Courard
PS
7 December 2011
André Perpète
Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
5
Maggie De Block
Open VLD
7 December 2011
Luk Van Biesen
Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
6
Pieter De Crem
CD&V
7 December 2011
Jenne De Potter
Became minister in Di Rupo I
7
Elio Di Rupo
PS
7 December 2011
Bruno Van Grootenbrulle
Became prime minister in Di Rupo I
8
Sabine Laruelle
MR
7 December 2011
Valérie Warzée-Caverenne
Became minister in Di Rupo I
9
Joëlle Milquet
CDH
7 December 2011
Georges Dallemagne
Became minister in Di Rupo I
10
Laurette Onkelinx
PS
7 December 2011
Isabelle Emmery
Became minister in Di Rupo I
11
Didier Reynders
MR
7 December 2011
Luc Gustin
Became minister in Di Rupo I
12
Annemie Turtelboom
Open VLD
7 December 2011
Frank Wilrycx
Became minister in Di Rupo I
13
Steven Vanackere
CD&V
7 December 2011
Michel Doomst
Became minister in Di Rupo I
14
Vincent Van Quickenborne
Open VLD
7 December 2011
Roland Defreyne
Became minister in Di Rupo I
15
Servais Verherstraeten
CD&V
7 December 2011
Kristof Waterschoot
Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
16
Melchior Wathelet
CDH
7 December 2011
Marie-Martine Schyns
Became state secretary in Di Rupo I
17
Guy Vanhengel
Open VLD
16 December 2011
Lieve Wierinck
Became Brussels minister in Picqué IV
18
Yves Leterme
CD&V
31 December 2011
Bercy Slegers
Became deputy secretary-general of OECD
19
Olivier Deleuze
Ecolo
28 March 2012
Lahssaini Fouad
Became president of "Ecolo"
20
Inge Vervotte
CD&V
2 January 2013
Nik Van Gool
Will become chairwoman of "Emmaüs"

Questions and formulas:
Question: Who was replaced by Lieve Wierinck?
Formula: UNIQUE(CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(A1:E1,D1="lieve wierinck"),1))
Formula2: UNIQUE(CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(A2:E20,D2:D20="lieve wierinck"),1))
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