The commission must be approved by the European Parliament before 1 November.

President: Jose Manuel Durao Barroso (Portugal)

Vice-President, Institutional Relations, Communications: Margot Wallstrom (Sweden)

Vice-President, Enterprise and Industry: Guenter Verheugen (Germany)

Vice-President, Transport: Jacques Barrot (France)

Vice-President, Administration, Audit and Anti-fraud: Siim Kallas (Estonia)

Vice-President, Justice and Home Affairs: Rocco Buttiglione (Italy)

Information Society and Media: Viviane Reding (Luxembourg)

Environment: Stavros Dimas (Greece)

Economic and Monetary Affairs: Joaquin Almunia (Spain)

Regional Policy: Danuta Huebner (Poland)

Fisheries, Maritime Affairs: Joe Borg (Malta)

Budget: Dalia Grybauskaite (Lithuania)

Science and Research: Janez Potocnik (Slovenia)

Education, Culture: Jan Figel (Slovakia)

Health, Consumer Protection: Markos Kyprianou (Cyprus)

Enlargement: Olli Rehn (Finland)

Humanitarian Aid: Louis Michel (Belgium)

Energy: Laszlo Kovacs (Hungary)

Competition: Neelie Kroes-Smit (Netherlands)

Agriculture: Mariann Fischer Boel (Denmark)

External Relations: Benita Ferrero-Waldner (Austria)

Internal Market: Charlie McCreevy (Ireland)

Employment, Social Policy: Vladimir Spidla (Czech Republic)

Trade: Peter Mandelson (UK)

Taxation and Customs: Ingrida Udre (Latvia)