policy areas: In 1995: Monuments and Heritage In 2000: Archaeological Matters and Employment Policy In 2005: Supervision of the Church Council; Supervision of Municipalities and Policing Districts; the Financing of Municipalities; Funerals and Gravestones However, by contrast with the country's other two linguistic communities, it has no control over the language used in administration, because all municipalities are municipalities with language facilities in French. Current composition Following the 2019 regional election, the make-up of the Parliament of the German-speaking Community is as follows: The Socialist Party, the liberal Party for Freedom and Progress and the regionalist ProDG signed an agreement on 10 June 2009 to form the a coalition government. It is the first time in the history of the German-speaking Community that an outgoing government coalition succeeded itself. Under the terms of the agreement, Karl-Heinz Lambertz (SP) remained Minister-President and Louis Siquet (SP) stayed on as Community Senator until January 2010, at which point he was replaced by a socialist. In May 2014, a few days after the elections, the three incumbent government parties agreed to continue their government coalition. However, since ProDG became bigger than the Socialist Party in the elections, the new Minister-President was Oliver Paasch (ProDG). Five years later, the same parties again quickly agreed to continue their coalition, still led by Paasch. Committees The Parliament of the German-speaking Community currently has 5 committees: Committee I on General Policy, Local Government, Petitions, Finances and Cooperation Committee II on Culture Committee III on Education and Training Committee IV on Health, Employment and Social Affairs Oversight Committee on Electoral Expenditure and Communications of the Public Authorities of the German-speaking Community References External links Parlament der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft — Official site of the Parliament of the German-speaking Community. Deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft — Official site of the German-speaking Community. 1973 establishments in Belgium German-speaking Community of Belgium German-speaking Community of Belgium Eupen