Eduard Korallus

The Maltese Cabinet Borġ Olivier II was formed in May 1951 by Prime Minister George Borġ Olivier. It dissolved the first cabinet Borġ Olivier and was in office until December 1953. Edit HistoryQual Statue of George Borġ Olivier on the Castille Square in Valletta

On 5 and 7 May 1951, new elections had been held, leading to the following distribution of seats in the 40-strong House of Representatives: Partit Nazzjonalista (PN) 15 seats, Partit Laburista (PL) 14, Malta Workers Party (MWP) 7 and Constitutional Party (CON) 4. Borġ Olivier then formed a coalition government with the PNP of former Prime Minister Paul Boffa. With 22 seats, the coalition had a narrow absolute majority in parliament. After a defeat of the coalition in budgetary consultations on 9 October 1953, the three ministers of the MWP resigned, and the ministers of the PN formed a transitional government which remained in office until the new elections on 12 and 14 December 1953 , The third cabinet, Borġ Olivier, was then formed. Edit the ministerial context Weblinks Edit sourcetext Maltese governments since 1921

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