Following ministry changes made by the King in the Council of State session on 21 December 2001, efficient as of 1 January 2002, the Government list looks as below. The Government is a minority government representing the Conservative Party (C), the Christian Democratic Party (Chr.) and the Liberal Party (Lib.).

Prime Minister:
Revd. Kjell Magne Bondevik (Chr.)

Minister of Foreign Affairs:
Mr. Jan Petersen (C)

Minister of Finance:
Mr. Per-Kristian Foss (C)

Minister of Culture and Church Affairs:
Ms. Valgerd Svarstad Haugland (Chr.)

Minister of Agriculture:
Mr. Lars Sponheim (Lib.)

Minister of Justice and the Police:
Mr. Odd Einar Dørum (Lib.)

Minister of Health:
Mr. Dagfinn Høybråten (Chr.)

Minister of International Development,
deputy to the Minister of Foreign Affairs:
Ms. Hilde Frafjord Johnson (Chr.)

Minister of Petroleum and Energy:
Mr. Einar Steensnæs (Chr.)

Minister of Children and Family Affairs:
Ms. Laila Dåvøy (Chr.)

Minister of Education and Research:
Ms. Kristin Clemet (C)

Minister of Fisheries,
also repsonsible for the coordination of Nordic cooperation affairs:
Mr. Svein Ludvigsen (C)

Minister of Labour and Government Administration:
Mr. Victor Danielsen Norman (C)

Minister of Social Affairs:
Ms. Ingjerd Schou (C)

Minister of Trade and Industry:
Mr. Ansgar Gabrielsen (C)

Minister of Transport and Communications:
Ms. Torild Skogsholm (Lib.)

Minister of Local Government and Regional Development:
Ms. Erna Solberg (C)

Minister of Defence:
Ms. Kristin Krohn Devold (C)

Minister of the Environment:
Mr. Børge Brende (C)