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Departement

The Ministry of Labour^[a] (Swedish: Arbetsdepartement)
The Ministry of Employment^[2] (Swedish: Arbetsmarknadsdepartementet)
The Ministry of Housing [and Local Government]^[3] (Swedish: Bostadsdepartementet)
The Ministry of the Budget (Swedish: Budgetdepartementet)
The Ministry of Public Building and Works^[4] (Swedish: Byggnadsdepartementet)
The Ministry for Civil Service Affairs^[b] (Swedish: Civildepartementet)
The Ministry of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs^[7] (Swedish: Ecklesiastikdepartementet)
The Ministry of Economics^[8] (Swedish: Ekonomidepartementet)
The Ministry of Finance^[9]^[10] (Swedish: Finansdepartementet)
The Ministry of Supply^[11] (Swedish: Folkhushållningsdepartementet)
The Ministry of Defence^[12]^[13] (Swedish: Försvarsdepartementet)
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry^[c] (Swedish: Handelsdepartementet)
The Ministry of Infrastructure^[15] (Swedish: Infrastrukturdepartementet)
The Ministry of the Interior^[d] (Swedish: Inrikesdepartementet)
The Ministry of Justice^[18]^[19] (Swedish: Justitiedepartementet)
The Ministry of Agriculture^[20] (Swedish: Jordbruksdepartementet)
The Ministry of Local Government^[21] (Swedish: Kommundepartementet)
The Ministry of Housing and Local Government^[22] (Swedish: Kommunaldepartementet)
The Ministry of Communications (Transport)^[e] (Swedish: Kommunikationsdepartementet)
The Ministry of Culture^[24]^[25] (Swedish: Kulturdepartementet)
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food^[26] (Swedish: Livsmedelsdepartementet)
The Ministry of the Environment^[27] (Swedish: Miljödepartementet)
The Ministry of Industry, Employment and Communications (2002)^[28] or Ministry of Enterprise and Innovation (2021)^[29] (Swedish: Näringsdepartementet)
The Ministry of Education^[f] (Swedish: Undervisningsdepartementet)
The Ministry of Education and Research^[g] (Swedish: Utbildningsdepartementet)
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs^[31]^[33]^[34] (Swedish: Utrikesdepartementet)
The Ministry of Health and Social Affairs^[h] (Swedish: Socialdepartementet)

Ministers

The Minister for Employment^[38] (Swedish: Arbetsmarknadsminister)
The Minister of Labour^[i] (Swedish: Arbetsminister)
The Minister of Housing [and Local Government]^[40] (Swedish: Bostadsminister)
The Minister for the Budget^[41] (Swedish: Budgetminister)
The Minister for Civil Service Affairs^[5] (1840–1920, 1950–1973, 1983–1996) and Minister for Public Administration^[42] (2010–present) (Swedish: Civilminister)
The Minister of Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs^[7] (Swedish: Ecklesiastikminister)
The Minister of Economics^[8] (Swedish: Ekonomiminister)
The Minister for Energy and Digital Development^[43] (Swedish: Energi- och digitaliseringsminister)
The Minister for EU Affairs^[43] (Swedish: EU-minister)
The Minister for Financial Markets and Housing, Deputy Minister for Finance^[43] (Swedish: Finansmarknads- och bostadsminister, biträdande finansminister)
The Minister for Finance^[j] (Swedish: Finansminister)
The Minister of Supply^[11] (Swedish: Folkhushållningsminister)
The Minister for Defence^[k] (Swedish: Försvarsminister)
The Minister of Commerce and Industry^[l] (Swedish: Handelsminister)
The Minister of [Housing and] Local Government^[22] (Swedish: Minister för kommunala frågor)
The Minister of Industry^[50] (Swedish: Industriminister)
The Minister for Infrastructure^[51] (Swedish: Infrastrukturminister)
The Minister of the Interior/Minister for Home Affairs^[m] (Swedish: Inrikesminister)
The Minister of Agriculture^[52] (Swedish: Jordbruksminister)
The Minister for Justice and Migration^[51] (Swedish: Justitie- och migrationsminister)
The Minister for Justice^[n] (Swedish: Justitieminister)
The Minister for Gender Equality, with responsibility for anti-discrimination and anti-segregation^[54] (Swedish: Jämställdhetsminister samt minister med ansvar för arbetet mot diskriminering och segregation)
The Minister of Communications (Transport)^[o] (Swedish: Kommunikationsminister)
The Minister for Physical Planning and Local Government^[21] (Swedish: Kommunminister)
The Minister for Culture^[p] (Swedish: Kulturminister)
The Minister for Culture and Democracy, with responsibility for sport^[56] (Swedish: Kultur- och demokratiminister samt minister med ansvar för idrottsfrågorna)
The Minister for Social Affairs and Public Health^[q] (Swedish: Socialminister)
The Minister for Education^[60] (Swedish: Utbildningsminister)
The Minister of Foreign Trade^[61] (Swedish: Utrikeshandelsminister)
The Minister for Foreign Affairs^[34] (Swedish: Utrikesminister)
The Minister for Science^[62] (Swedish: Vetenskapsminister)
The Minister of Health^[63] (Swedish: Hälsominister)
The Secretary of State for Co-ordination [of Transport, Fuel, and Power]^[64] (Swedish: Samordningsminister)

Footnotes

[a]
Ministry of Labour, Labour Ministry; (Br) Ministry of Labour, (tidigare) Ministry of Labour and National Service; Labour Department of the Board of Trade; (US) Department of Labor, Labor Department.^[1]
[b]
Ministry for Civil Service Affairs^[5] or Ministry of Physical Planning and Local Government.^[6]
[c]
Ministry of Commerce and Industry; (British equivalent) the Board of Trade; (American equivalent) the Department of Commerce.^[14]
[d]
Ministry of the Interior; (Br motsv. ung.) the Home Office; (Skottl.) the Scottish Home Department; (US motsv. ung.) the Department of the Interior; (äv.) Ministry for Home Affairs^[16] or Ministry of Labour and Housing.^[17]
[e]
Ministry of Communications (Transport); (British equivalent roughly) the Ministry of Transport; (American equivalent roughly) the Interstate Commerce Commission, (abbreviated) ICC; (for telework matters) the Federal Communications Commission, (abbreviated) FCC^[23] or Ministry of Transport and Communications.^[21]
[f]
Ministry of Education, (tidig.) Board of Education; (US) the Office of Education [of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare]; (äv.) Department of Education; Ministry of Public Instruction.^[30]
[g]
Ministry of Education and Research^[31] or Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs.^[32]
[h]
Ministry of Health and Social Affairs^[35]^[36] or Ministry for Social Affairs; (Br motsv. ung.) the Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, the Ministry of Health; (US motsv. ung.) the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.^[37].
[i]
Minister of Labour; (BrE) Minister of Labour and National Service; (AmE) Secretary of Labor.^[39]
[j]
Minister for Finance^[44] or Minister of Finance.^[45]
[k]
Minister for Finance^[46] or Minister of Defence^[47]
[l]
Minister of Commerce and Industry; (BrE) President of the Board of Trade; (AmE) Secretary of Commerce; (also) Minister for Economic Affairs.^[48] or Minister for Trade.^[49]
[m]
Minister of the Interior; (BrE) Home Secretary, Secretary of State for the Home Department; (AmE) Secretary of the Interior; (also) Minister for Home Affairs.^[16]^[51]
[n]
Minister for Justice^[53] or Minister of Justice.^[18]
[o]
Minister of Communications (Transport); (BrE) Minister of Transport [and of Civil Aviation].^[23]
[p]
Minister for Cultural Affairs, Minister of Culture,^[24] or Minister for Culture.^[55]
[q]
Minister for Social Affairs and Public Health^[57], Minister for Health and Social Affairs,^[58] or Minister for Social Affairs.^[59]

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