Agema During Coronavirus Hearing: House of Representatives Had a Knowledge Gap
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The debate in the House of Representatives on the coronavirus measures “no longer mattered”, because they had already been leaked through the media in the days before and officially announced by the…
The House of Representatives was insufficiently informed about this in the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak in the Netherlands, and this had an impact on the decisions parliamentarians agreed to. Fleur Agema, who was a PVV MP at the time, said this on Wednesday morning during her questioning by the parliamentary committee on coronavirus inquiry. "We had an information deficit."
This week, the coronavirus inquiry revolves around the role of the House of Representatives. Did the elected representatives really have a grip on the crisis response? This morning, former PVV MP Fleur Agema appears for questioning. Follow Agema's questioning live via this article.
A striking statement by former Minister and MP Fleur Agema (PVV) just after she took the oath before the parliamentary committee on coronavirus inquiry. Agema says—as she has done frequently recently—that she is looking for a job and would like to become a mayor. But that, despite this, she will still say everything that is on her mind.
This week, the coronavirus inquiry revolves around the role of the House of Representatives. Did the elected representatives really have a grip on the crisis response? This morning, former PVV MP Fleur Agema appears for questioning. Follow Agema's questioning live via this article.
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