The Minister Wants to Sit Down with the Province and Poultry Farmers This Summer.
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Less than a week after it became known that five poultry farmers in Brabant are likely to lose their nature permits, Minister of Agriculture Jaimi van Essen (D66) is trying to restore calm. The minister wants to personally sit down with the entrepreneurs involved this summer. At the same time, he is seeking consultation with the province of North Brabant to prevent similar situations from recurring.
Minister of Agriculture Jaimi van Essen (D66) wants to hold a meeting this summer with the five poultry farmers who are likely to lose their permits. The minister also wants to consult with the province to 'share knowledge, expertise, and experience in order to be able to reject enforcement requests with proper justification'. All of this is evident from the minister's answers to parliamentary questions from the CDA. On Friday, it was announced …
The fact that the province plans to revoke the nature permits of five poultry farms in Brabant deals a huge blow to the trust between farmers and the government. It is feared this will have major consequences for cooperation regarding nature reserves. "This is no longer justifiable."
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