CDA back to known values

- The CDA engages his election back to known values ​​which we know from the time of Jan Peter Balkenende. In turn, the Christian Democrats things as tradition, family, family care again topped the agenda together.

'This election is looking beyond the symptoms to the root cause of the discontent and worry,' said party leader Sybrand Buma. 'In our vision, which is caused primarily by the beaten individualism today. The idea that we are all better off when everyone but the best choose for themselves, is not true. On the contrary. Freedom without responsibility leads to egoism, polarization and the law of the jungle. '

Buma recognizes the pamphlet strike a different tone than the CDA did in recent years when economic and social issues dominated the political agenda in The Hague.

There is hardly anything reversed from what VVD and PvdA have made during their reign. That's not surprising, because the Christian Democrats voted as opposition party often along with the proposals of the coalition. However, the CDA wants to get rid of the feudal system for undergraduate students.

The party wants to introduce a bonus care for family members who provide care to their loved ones. A sugar tax should be to encourage healthier living and preschool and child together into a school. There will also be as it is a basic insurance for workers at the CDA, both for workers and for flexible workers.

About the future of the pension system, the party is vague. It calls for a 'more personal pension with better insight into what each participant left with at the end of the ride.' Much is expected of improving communication of pension funds. 'Under conditions is it possible for people to benefit from free to choose their retirement in expenses for retirement, home ownership or spending on pensions and health care,' the party states mysterious. The how and what remains unmentioned.\n  \n  \n   advertisement

Defense gets money, but how much is left in the middle. 'Investing in defense is a necessity,' says the party that the knife Rutte-I put myself in. The CDA wants the next government term 'strive' to the European average which is spent on defense. Extracting the NATO standard of two percent of GDP is considered feasible in the coming years.

The Christian Democrats make short work of the 'expensive' job plans by Labour Minister Lodewijk Asscher and advocate for the removal of rules and handing out tax cuts to tackle unemployment 'The only recipe that really works for more jobs. '

The CDA would also change the electoral system. So people should have the opportunity to vote in the polls in national elections for a regional candidate. In addition, there should be a threshold to prevent further fragmentation of the political landscape. The CDA wants to get rid of the consultative referendum, because it would increase the cynicism in politics.

A further limitation of the mortgage comes Buma what does not. He says goodbye to the merger of the ministry of Economic Affairs and Agriculture. It should become a separate minister for farmers, says the CDA. A minister for Family and family advocates.

CDA members in the coming weeks could still make adjustments to the program.

'This election is looking beyond the symptoms to the root cause of the discontent and worry,' said party leader Sybrand Buma. 'In our vision, which is caused primarily by the beaten individualism today. The idea that we are all better off when everyone but the best choose for themselves, is not true. On the contrary. Freedom without responsibility leads to egoism, polarization and the law of the jungle. '

Buma recognizes the pamphlet strike a different tone than the CDA did in recent years when economic and social issues dominated the political agenda in The Hague.

There is hardly anything reversed from what VVD and PvdA have made during their reign. That's not surprising, because the Christian Democrats voted as opposition party often along with the proposals of the coalition. However, the CDA wants to get rid of the feudal system for undergraduate students.

The party wants to introduce a bonus care for family members who provide care to their loved ones. A sugar tax should be to encourage healthier living and preschool and child together into a school. There will also be as it is a basic insurance for workers at the CDA, both for workers and for flexible workers.

About the future of the pension system, the party is vague. It calls for a 'more personal pension with better insight into what each participant left with at the end of the ride.' Much is expected of improving communication of pension funds. 'Under conditions is it possible for people to benefit from free to choose their retirement in expenses for retirement, home ownership or spending on pensions and health care,' the party states mysterious. The how and what remains unmentioned.\n  \n  \n   advertisement

Defense gets money, but how much is left in the middle. 'Investing in defense is a necessity,' says the party that the knife Rutte-I put myself in. The CDA wants the next government term 'strive' to the European average which is spent on defense. Extracting the NATO standard of two percent of GDP is considered feasible in the coming years.

The Christian Democrats make short work of the 'expensive' job plans by Labour Minister Lodewijk Asscher and advocate for the removal of rules and handing out tax cuts to tackle unemployment 'The only recipe that really works for more jobs. '

The CDA would also change the electoral system. So people should have the opportunity to vote in the polls in national elections for a regional candidate. In addition, there should be a threshold to prevent further fragmentation of the political landscape. The CDA wants to get rid of the consultative referendum, because it would increase the cynicism in politics.

A further limitation of the mortgage comes Buma what does not. He says goodbye to the merger of the ministry of Economic Affairs and Agriculture. It should become a separate minister for farmers, says the CDA. A minister for Family and family advocates.

CDA members in the coming weeks could still make adjustments to the program.

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