The parties talk to Catshuis

the hague - The leaders of VVD, CDA, D66 and GroenLinks are continuing 'informal' today with informant Herman Tjeenk Willink in the Catshuis.

Last Friday and Thursday, the 'engine block' and the environmental party also met in the Hague office of the prime minister.

According to initiates, the four parties are still looking for an opening for the subject where the previous formation attempt failed: the migration policy.

The slow formation threatens to have major consequences for the taxpayer's wallet. Now that the formation does not want to float, the VVD and PvdA demissionary cabinet is working to blow up the 2018 budget and escapes the risk of a serious burden of relief.

'Taxes need to be done in a timely manner,' Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem (Finance) today announced in The Telegraph.

Last Friday and Thursday, the 'engine block' and the environmental party also met in the Hague office of the prime minister.

According to initiates, the four parties are still looking for an opening for the subject where the previous formation attempt failed: the migration policy.

The slow formation threatens to have major consequences for the taxpayer's wallet. Now that the formation does not want to float, the VVD and PvdA demissionary cabinet is working to blow up the 2018 budget and escapes the risk of a serious burden of relief.

'Taxes need to be done in a timely manner,' Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem (Finance) today announced in The Telegraph.

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