Rarely Has The House of Representatives had So Much Influence Duration the General Political Reflections, But Rarely Have Parties Been So Divided Since The Double Cabinet Crisis. It is up to caretaker prime minister Dick Schoof to radiate some unity duration this most important debate of the year over the next two days.
Shoves not because to reflect on his premiership yet, which lasted less than a year and a half. “But the Question:” Do you blame yourself for anything? ” That does affect Me, or Course. “I am the leader of this cabinet.”
Trust in Politics is Low, and Polarization is not Bringing Parties Closer Together. “Unfortunately, in The Netherlands, People Seem to Be Increasingly opposed to Each Other, On The Streets, Online, at Universities, and Not Least in The Hague,” The King Said in His Speech from the Throne.
That was a very conscious paragraph, Said Schoof, who hinted that it came partly from him. “We all know that the king does not write the speech from the throne himself. At Least, not for the most part.”
The House of Representatives is Therefore in Charge in the Coming Days. More than ever, you could say. Because a cabinet that relies on a coalition of only 32 seats (Only VVD and BBB), fits in with Schoof’s owns of Modesty.
The Therefore referred to the house of representatives more of than ever before as the solution to difficult files. Such as with the asylum laws: “We fully need the cooperation of the house for that.” Or with the nitrogen plans: “It is up to the house, not to me.”
Parties have Their Own Wish Lists
The Only Question is Whether ‘The House’ Can Operate A Bit Constructively in the Coming Days. The Relationship Between Party Leaders is Sometimes a Bit Grim, and Besides, IT is of Course also Campaign Time. The moment to distinguish yourself as a party.
So if GroenLinks-Pvda Leader Frans Timmermans Wants To Conclude A Budget Agreement With The House, He should not Expect much support from the rest of the house on Tuesday. VVD Leader Dilan Yesilgöz Has No Desire for Any Cooperation with the Left-Wing Party Anyway. After the Elections, She Hopes for the Rapid Formation of A “Center-right cabinet.”
And so everything party had its own wish list. SP Member Jimmy Dijk Wants To Get Rid of the Cuts in Healthcare and Education. “The plans include substantial Rent Increases, and there is no investment in New Homes, Despite the Housing Shortage,” Said Dijk.
D66 Leader Rob Jetten Sees the Possibility to Undo A Number of Cuts, He said on Tuesday. “Let’s see what we can arrange with each other and not wait for the formation.”
PVV Leader Geert Wilders is Once Again A Familiar Opposition Politician Since his Party Left the Cabinet Before the Summer. Many Parties Exclude the PVV, which meeans it is No Longer Worthy for Wilders to Attempt to Cooperation. The Therefore Suggests a Minority Cabinet, Should the PVV Become the Largest. “The Political Center of Compromises Ensures That Nothing Changes in the Netherlands,” was his reaction to the speech from the throne on Tuesday afternoon.
The Debate on Wednesday and Thursday Will Certainly also give an insight into what a new cabinet should look like accordance to the parties. With the elections in sight, the parties will also be campaigning fully.
The King Already Gave the House A Message on Tuesday: “As if the right of one automatically implies the wrong of the other, while social reality is Almost Always Infinitely More complex than that.” It will Become clear in the next two days Whether the party leaders will take any notice of this.