The Cabinet Will Talk to Various Opposition Coalitions Tomorrow.

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Prime Minister Rob Jetten ‘sees opportunities’ to strike a deal with the opposition on the tax plan. Talks with the parties will resume in the coming days. Jetten expects to present a final offer to the parties ‘by Tuesday at the latest’.

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Prime Minister Jetten, Minister Heinen (Finance), and State Secretary Eerenberg (Finance) will talk with the opposition parties again on Friday about the tax plan. Prior to those talks, the Prime Minister spoke to the press, among other things about the right-wing alliance formed by Ja21, BBB, and SGP.

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Decisiveness, positivity, it's possible! The well-known D66 politician Rob Jetten, not to be confused with Prime Minister Rob Jetten, tweeted it so frantically this morning: “When we turned the page on Wilders last year, maybe we thought we could also immediately put the old Hague culture behind us. But that's not how change works. That's what I've learned over the past few months. Change requires collaboration. Persevere. And then carry on agai…

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The cabinet will continue talks with various combinations of opposition parties tomorrow. This is the outcome of consultations among the cabinet's top officials. The coalition of D66, VVD, and CDA is still seeking support for the tax plan and other budgets. Prime Minister Jetten and Minister Heinen and State Secretary Eerenberg (both Finance) will first speak with the ChristenUnie and 50Plus tomorrow, followed by JA21, BBB, and SGP, and finally…

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The top of the cabinet will meet again on Thursday to discuss how to secure a parliamentary majority for next year's tax plan, according to sources in The Hague. Prime Minister Rob Jetten, Deputy Prime Ministers Bart van den Brink and Dilan Yeşilgöz, Minister Eelco Heinen, and State Secretary Eelco Eerenberg (Finance) will then discuss the outcomes of their talks with the opposition.