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Monique De Vries
Dutch politician.
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Monique De Vries
Member of Political Party
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Occupation
Politician
Position Held
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(5/23/2002 - 1/29/2003)
Parliamentary Group
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Start Time
:
5/23/2002
End Time
:
1/29/2003
Substitute Member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
(11/18/2002 - 6/27/2003)
Represents
:
Netherlands
Start Time
:
11/18/2002
End Time
:
6/27/2003
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(5/17/1994 - 8/3/1998)
Parliamentary Group
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Start Time
:
5/17/1994
End Time
:
8/3/1998
State Secretary for Transport, Public Works and Water Management
(8/3/1998 - 7/22/2002)
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Kok Cabinet
Replaced By
:
Melanie Maas Geesteranus
Start Time
:
8/3/1998
End Time
:
7/22/2002
Municipal Councillor of The Hague
(5/1/1990 - 4/12/1994)
Start Time
:
5/1/1990
End Time
:
4/12/1994
Dijkgraaf
(1/1/2003 - 1/1/2009)
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Hoogheemraadschap Hollands Noorderkwartier
Start Time
:
1/1/2003
End Time
:
1/1/2009
Instance Of
Human
Sex or Gender
Female
Given Name
Monique
Family Name
De Vries
Date of Birth
8/16/1947
Country of Citizenship
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Member Of
Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
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Educated At
Leiden University
Candidacy in Election
2002 Dutch General Election
Represents
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Candidate Position
:
18
Votes Received
:
1,806
1994 Dutch General Election
Represents
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Candidate Position
:
31
Votes Received
:
9,130
1998 Dutch General Election
Represents
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Candidate Position
:
18
Votes Received
:
1,806
Award Received
Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau
(6/8/2010)
Point in Time
:
6/8/2010
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