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Mona Keijzer wrote that the 80-year-old Wim, according to her, should not be allowed to continue living in his vacation home and had no alternative. She argued that there were thousands of similar situations and asked where those people were supposed to go. Her plan to provide residents with certainty had, according to Keijzer, been dismissed by the Jetten cabinet. #nieuwsvandedag #vakantiehuis #woningnood #ouderezaken (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that the cabinet had sent an emergency plan for the asylum chain to Brussels, but that the contents were not public. She said that the Dutch people should be able to see what the cabinet was planning and that she would propose in the House of Representatives to make the plan public. https://t.co/fEjKgRKevF #asiel #transparantie #politiek (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that the municipality of Berkelland, according to her, prevented the 80-year-old Wim from staying in his little house for some time with all kinds of legal and practical objections, resulting in him becoming homeless. In the end, she concluded: “Stop it with me.” #nieuwsvandedag #Berkelland #dakloosheid #Wim (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that she found a thread about the negative advice from the Council of State regarding the legislative proposal from Claire Martens interesting. The proposal was about a ban on the wearing of religious symbols by enforcement officers. Keijzer encouraged Martens to persevere. #Religievrijheid #Wetgeving #BOA (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that French taxpayers paid for this. She stated that universities were once intended for truth-finding and excellent research that could advance society. According to her, social scientists in the Netherlands now study the same. #Onderwijs #Wetenschap #Belastingen (translated)

Mona Keijzer asked Eelco Bosch van Rosenthal how order and safety for teachers and entrepreneurs could be considered extreme right themes. She believed that such statements should be questioned further and wrote that order and safety, in her opinion, were connected to the rule of law. #orde #veiligheid #onderwijs (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that the facilitators, according to her, had not advised to reduce the priority for status holders, but rather wanted to maintain and expand that possibility. In temporary housing, they would have mentioned double priority as a condition: first priority for temporary accommodation and then again upon transitioning to a permanent home. Keijzer expressed her disbelief about that advice. https://t.co/WtjgW6YEX1 #woningtekort #statushouders #huisvesting (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote to Rob Jetten, Dilan Yeşilgöz, and Henri Bontenbal that the current asylum policy, according to her, was a failure and that the Netherlands could no longer handle the numbers. She suggested reaching out to the man she referred to, to possibly learn from him. #asielbeleid #Nederland #migratie (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that the government would determine what farmers produce and what supermarkets purchase. She labeled that as communism and rhetorically asked what could go wrong. She used the hashtags #savefarmers and #savetheland. #reddeboeren #redhetplatteland https://t.co/z5mDIibtvg https://t.co/vLcTF0U49t #boeren #platteland #communisme (translated)

Mona Keijzer shared a statement from Nausicaa Marbe, who accused officials of exploiting the problems of home seekers to spread false information about the harmful effects of their failed migration policy. Keijzer then asked whether the human rights of Dutch citizens could also be discussed. https://t.co/FEQuW3QtbI #Woningcrisis #Mensenrechten #Migratiebeleid (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that the European Commission had criticized the Dutch judiciary, without her believing that the democratic rule of law was directly coming to an end as a result. She stated that criticism of judicial rulings was therefore not the same as an attack on the rule of law. https://t.co/ufAXkPenkk #rechtstaat #EuropeseCommissie #Nederland (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that Wim from Eibergen, who was 80 years old, could not find a permanent home and was also at risk of losing his holiday home. According to her, the cabinet scrapped the plan that was supposed to provide residents of holiday parks with security and discontinued household assistance and support. Keijzer argued that this could and should be done differently. https://t.co/4KLKFZ0qgv #Woningnood #Zorg #Ouderen (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that entrepreneurs in the border region were being outcompeted, while Dilan Yeşilgöz said that work was being done on it. Keijzer stated that her proposals to lower the excise duty on gasoline and the VAT on flowers were ready and asked if the VVD would vote for them. https://t.co/BU624rqcmA #ondernemerschap #grensgebied #VVD (translated)

Mona Keijzer wondered what was happening with the Netherlands and turned to the Ministry of Justice and Security. She said she would again submit questions to the House of Representatives because the issue, according to her, undermined confidence in the rule of law. #tweematenmoraal #twotierjustice #rechtstaat #vertrouwen #politiek (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that the cabinet had cut €1.1 billion from the budget for elderly care, including for modern nursing homes. According to her, it then presented €420 million that was also intended for other groups. Keijzer asked D66 what was left for the elderly. https://t.co/OQNv5706as #ouderenzorg #politiek #zorgbeleid (translated)

Mona Keijzer wondered how a Minister of Housing could claim that starters could live with their parents. She asked who, in her opinion, received priority: young people who had been looking for a home for years or status holders. Keijzer referred to parliamentary questions. https://t.co/xHu2dSrr7E #wooncrisis #jongeren #volkshuisvesting (translated)