Opposition Expects Tough Debate for Van Weel Regarding Reporting Figures
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Filing a police report so that the perpetrator gets caught is a bit like trying to get your recommended daily amount of vitamins by only eating sprinkles: it doesn't work. Everyone has known that for a long time; recently the Court of Audit figured it out yet again, and any halfway normal Minister of Justice would just say 'oh right, we're going to do something about it,' only to get back to work hard on making traffic fines more expensive and p…
Minister David van Weel (Justice and Security) has many major headaches on his plate. Moreover, he is part of a cabinet heading for a clash. Following Tuesday's news, it remains to be seen whether Van Weel will live to see the resolution of the budgetary troubles. The House of Representatives wants to question the Minister of Justice as soon as possible regarding his explanation for the 10,000 reports of serious crimes that the police failed to …
Minister of Justice David van Weel must appear before the House of Representatives to explain the complaints and reports that have not been processed. Coalition parties D66 and CDA, among others, support a request for a debate that the Markuszower Group will submit regarding this matter, they confirmed following reporting by the NOS. PRO, BBB, and JA21 also want a debate soon.
For the third time since becoming minister, David van Weel (Justice, VVD) had to apologize for a verbal slip-up. It saved him on Thursday evening during a heated emergency debate regarding the crime detection figures scandal. However, a section of the House of Representatives sees a ‘pattern’ of errors, as it is not his first misstep.
THE HAGUE (ANP) - Opposition parties expect a tough debate for Minister David van Weel (Justice and Security) on Thursday evening regarding crime reporting figures. The VVD politician ran into trouble on Tuesday when the Court of Audit leveled sharp criticism at his explanation regarding 10,000 reports and notifications of serious crimes...
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