No Sign of Breakthrough as Deadline Looms on Dutch Tax Plans - DutchNews.nl
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With the deadline for the tax plan in sight, it remains unclear whether it will secure a majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. A deal with either the left or the right has still not been reached. And Gidi Markuszower, a pillar of support in the House of Representatives, is sowing further uncertainty.
THE HAGUE (ANP) - The House of Representatives has dismissed a request by Gidi Markuszower by a large majority. He wanted an extra debate to table a motion of no confidence against the cabinet. Such a debate requires the support of at least thirty MPs, but Markuszower failed to secure that. The former PVV member...
The minority cabinet is seeking a majority in the House of Representatives and subsequently the Senate. That is proving not to be easy.
Gidi Markuszower, who forms the Markuszower Group with six other PVV splinters, wants to withdraw his confidence in the cabinet. He told this to reporter Jair Ferwerda of the talk show Renze. He left it open whether he still intends to support the cabinet's tax plan. A vote on this is currently scheduled for this coming Thursday. "So we will continue discussing that on Thursday," said Markuszower.
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