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The party leaders of D66, VVD, and CDA want to discuss cabinet formation together in the next phase of the coalition formation process. This is stated in the…
In this live blog you can read the latest news about the formation of a new cabinet.
JA21 has accepted the advice of informateur Sybrand Buma to let D66, VVD, and CDA take the next step in the formation process, the party told the Telegraaf. With the support of the Christian Union and 50Plus, there appears to be a parliamentary majority to put the three parties "to work" on a draft agreement. A minority government is thus one step closer, although political support remains fragile.
The Dutch social-liberal party D66 will begin talks on forming a minority government with the Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) and the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD). This was announced on Monday by the mediator in charge of assessing the possibilities for forming a government, Sybrand Buma, the DPA agency reports. According to Buma, the three parties will try to "achieve a basis for a stable government". The mediator has spent …
They've reached an agreement! Well, not really, of course, but at least they're done with this round of coalition negotiations. Informateur Sybrand Buma, known for this photo and numerous phone calls last weekend, has come up with the idea that D66, CDA, and VVD might continue negotiations together. That would be a minority government, or perhaps a majority government after all, as is often the case with negotiations; you don't know exactly how …
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