Second Masol government

Second Masol Government
3rd cabinet of Ukraine (since 1991)

Date formed	16 June 1994
Date dissolved	4 April 1995
People and organisations
Head of government	Vitaliy Masol
Head of state	Leonid Kravchuk / Leonid Kuchma (since July 19, 1994)
Status in legislature	Majority
History
Outgoing election	4 June 1990 / 27 March 1994
Incoming formation	Kuchma government
Outgoing formation	Marchuk government
Predecessor	Leonid Kuchma
Successor	Yevhen Marchuk

The Second Masol Government was created after the Ukrainian parliament had ousted the previous Cabinet of Leonid Kuchma on September 21, 1993. After Kuchma's dismissal the President of Ukraine Leonid Kravchuk took over the control of cabinet for almost a year.

On June 16, 1994, only 199 deputies voted for the appointment of Vitaliy Masol who headed the cabinet before and was ousted as result of intense student's protests known as the "Revolution on Granite". Masol's new government was Ukraine's third since Ukraine gained its independence in August 1991. Note that not all members of the Cabinet were ministers.

On April 4, 1995, the Cabinet was dismissed due to the vote of no confidence resolution adopted by the Supreme Council of Ukraine.

Existing members

Office	Name minister	Party
First Vice Prime Minister	Yukhym Zvyahilsky
Vice Prime Minister (on issues of Agro-Industrial Complex)	Volodymyr Demianov
Vice Prime Minister (on issues of Industry and Construction)	Vasyl Yevtukhov
Vice Prime Minister (on issues of Humanitarian Policy)	Mykola Zhulynsky
Vice Prime Minister (on issues of Military-Industrial Complex)	Valeriy Shmarov
Vice Prime Minister (on issues of Foreign Economical Activity and Investments)	Valentyn Landyk
Chairman of State Property Fund	Volodymyr Pryadko
Chairman of Anti-Monopoly Committee	Oleksandr Zavada
Governor of National Bank of Ukraine	Viktor Yushchenko
Chairman of Security Service of Ukraine	Yevhen Marchuk
Chairman of State Committee of Border Guard	Valeriy Hubenko
Chairman of State Customs Committee	Anatoliy Kolos
Minister of Economy	Roman Shpek
Minister of Forest Business	Valeriy Samoplavsky
Minister of Machine-Building, Military-Industrial Complex and Conversion	Dmytro Chernenko
Minister of Rural Business and Provision	Yuriy Karasyk
Minister of Energy and Electrification	Vilen Semenyuk
Minister of Communication	Oleh Przhevalsky
Minister of Culture	Ivan Dzyuba
Minister on issues of Nationalities and Migration	Oleksandr Yemets
Minister of Education	Petro Talanchuk
Minister of Healthcare	Yuriy Spizhenko
Minister of Natural Environment	Yuriy Kostenko
Minister of Labor	Mykhailo Kaskevych
Minister of Industry	Anatoliy Holubchenko
Minister of Social Security of Population	Arkadiy Yershov
Minister of Statistics	Mykola Borysenko
Minister of Population Protection from consequences of Chornobyl Catastrophe	Heorhiy Hotovchyts
Minister of Youth and Sports	Valeriy Borzov
Minister of Cabinet of Ministers	Ivan Dotsenko
Minister of Construction and Architecture	Yuriy Serbin
Minister of Foreign Economic Relations	Oleh Slepichev
Minister of Defense	Vitaliy Radetsky
Minister of Finance	Hryhoriy Pyatachenko
Minister of Justice	Vasyl Onopenko
Minister of Internal Affairs	Andriy Vasylyshyn
Minister of Transport	Orest Klimpush
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Anatoliy Zlenko

Composition

Office	Name minister	Party
Prime Minister	Vitaliy Masol
First Vice Prime Minister	Valeriy Samoplavsky Yevhen Marchuk
First Vice Prime Minister (on issues of Economic Reform)	Viktor Pynzenyk
First Vice Prime Minister - (on issues of Agro-Industrial Complex)	Petro Sabluk
Vice Prime Minister	Yevhen Marchuk
Vice Prime Minister	Anatoliy Dyuba
Vice Prime Minister	Volodymyr Plityn
Vice Prime Minister (on issues of Humanitarian Policy)	Ivan Kuras
Vice Prime Minister - Minister of Foreign Economical Relations	Serhiy Osyka
Vice Prime Minister - (on issues of Financing and Banking)	Ihor Mityukov
Vice Prime Minister - (on issues of Agro-Industrial Complex)	Petro Sabluk
Chairman of Security Service of Ukraine	Valeriy Malikov
Chairman of State Customs Committee	Yuriy Kravchenko
Chairman of State Committee of Border Guard	Viktor Bannykh
Minister of Healthcare	Volodymyr Maltsev Volodymyr Bobrov
Minister on issues of Nationalities and Migration	Mykola Shulha
Minister of Machine-Building, Military-Industrial Complex and Conversion	Viktor Petrov
Minister of Finance	Petro Hermanchuk
Minister of Cabinet of Ministers	Valeriy Pustovoitenko
Minister of Internal Affairs	Volodymyr Radchenko
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Hennadiy Udovenko
Minister of Coal Industry	Viktor Poltavets
Minister of Press and Information	Mykhailo Onufriychuk
Minister of Education	Mykhailo Zghurovsky
Minister of Fishing Business	Mykola Shvedenko
Minister of Natural Environment and Nuclear Safety	Yuriy Kostenko

References

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All Cabinets of Ukraine*

Ukrainian People's Republic (1917–20)	First Vynnychenko government (1917) Second Vynnychenko Government (1917-18) Holubovych government (1918) Vasylenko government (1918) Lyzohub government (1918) Gerbel government (1918) Chekhivsky government (1919) Ostapenko government (1919) Martos government (1919) Mazepa government (1920) Prokopovych government (1920) Livytskyi government (1920)

Ukrainian SSR (1917–91)	People's Secretariat (1917–18) Provisional Workers-Peasants Government of Ukraine (1918–19) All-Ukrainian Revolutionary Committee (1919–20) Council of People's Commissars (1919–46) Khrushchev government (1944–47) Second Korotchenko government (1948–54) First Kalchenko government (1954–57) Second Kalchenko government (1957–61) First Shcherbytsky government (1961–63) Kazanets government (1963–65) Second Shcherbytsky government (1965–68) Third Shcherbytsky government (1968–72) First Lyashko government (1972–76) Second Lyashko government (1976–81) Third Lyashko government (1981–86) First Masol government (1987–90)

Ukraine (1991–present)	Fokin government (1990–92) Kuchma government (1992–93) Second Masol government (1994–95) Marchuk government (1995–96) Lazarenko government (1996–97) Pustovoitenko government (1997–99) Yushchenko government (1999–2001) Kinakh government (2001–02) First Yanukovych government (2002–04) First Tymoshenko government (2005) Yekhanurov government (2005–06) Second Yanukovych government (2006–07) Second Tymoshenko government (2007–10) First Azarov government (2010–12) Second Azarov government (2012–14) First Yatsenyuk government (2014) Second Yatsenyuk government (2014–16) Groysman government (2016–present)

*Acting cabinets not included

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