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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)

Sander Sassen praised politicians like Mona Keijzer because, in his opinion, they acted quickly and submitted parliamentary questions. He advocated for much more pragmatism and called policies that harmed the Dutch people completely unacceptable. #politiek #pragmatisme #Nederland (translated)

The opposition party Pro has submitted parliamentary questions to Minister Rianne Letschert regarding the NPO's decision to allow the Netherlands to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest again in 2027, which has caused dissatisfaction among broadcasting directors and staff at the Media Park in Hilversum. #EurovisieSongfestival #NPO #Kamervragen (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)

Caroline van der Plas pressed the parliamentary questions of Femke Marije Wiersma about a statement from the Minister of VRO. According to Van der Plas, the minister had said that young people could continue to live at home, while hundreds of thousands of houses were going to migrants. #Kamervragen #huisvesting #migratie (translated)

Femke Marije wrote that housing for status holders seemed to weigh more heavily for the minister than the lack of housing for young people, whose lives, according to her, also came to a standstill. She stated that the votes of that day showed the other priorities of the coalition and reported that she had submitted parliamentary questions. https://t.co/2C17KYZ4mG #huisvesting #jongeren #politiek (translated)

Monique X-Fluencer stated that the police were present at Islamic iftar gatherings, but not at celebrations of other religions, such as Christmas, Easter, or Diwali. According to her, the police were thereby favoring the Islamic community and that was not a neutral stance. She believed that the issue deserved parliamentary questions and directed her concerns to the Ministry of Justice and Security. #religie #politie #discriminatie (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that a nitrogen symposium was canceled because the list of speakers was deemed 'unbalanced' by the organizers. She asked what role the chairperson of WUR played in this and whether she believed that science still revolved around objectivity and truth-finding, or around the 'correct' opinion. Keijzer announced parliamentary questions. https://t.co/vodoKvdMVz https://t.co/wCjGX4rCHF #stikstof #wetenschap #objectiviteit (translated)

Pepijn van Houwelingen wrote that on that day there were harsh words in the Volkskrant about Prime Minister Jetten. He stated that Jetten had provided demonstrably incorrect information to the House in response to his parliamentary questions. Van Houwelingen referred to descriptions such as "with his fingers in the door" and negligent, as well as the qualification that Jetten was very stupid. https://t.co/Jc9bGgjUjI #Politiek #Kamerleden #Jetten (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that Ursula von der Leyen wanted to limit the Dutch veto right and shift more powers to Brussels. As a result, a Dutch 'no' would no longer count, even on issues such as social security and pensions, Keijzer stated. She said she supports European cooperation, but not a European superstate, and announced that she would submit parliamentary questions. https://t.co/aSGT2Emwye #EU #Nederland #Democratie (translated)

Pepijn van Houwelingen wrote that the cabinet, according to him, had confirmed the existence of a "prescribed reality" and had refused to answer parliamentary questions. As a result, the cabinet, according to him, spread propaganda itself. He described an article by Mayke Wijnen that appeared that week in De Andere Krant as beautiful and important. https://t.co/Q1SvfDbbHf #Nederland #Politiek #Media (translated)

The prime minister wants not to 'hit well-organized and funded organizations hard' anymore. That's nice. But who are those people…? And what exactly do they do? Therefore: Parliamentary questions! With bonus question #17. @baspaternotte saw that it was good. #politiek #organisatie #Kamervragen (translated)

Strong work from FVD MP Peter van Duijvenvoorde: fifteen parliamentary questions to Minister Van Weel about the prosecution of RoddelPraat. The Public Prosecution Service is prosecuting Jan Roos and Dennis Schouten for crude jokes from almost two years ago. And it goes further: such words would contribute to a culture in which more serious violence against women becomes possible. Van Duijvenvoorde wants to know where justice derives that theory. This is ideology, not criminal law. https://t.co/cZ0FxcEEwl #FVD #mediacritiek #justitie (translated)

De Haagse machine groeit maar door. En ú betaalt de rekening. 👉🏻 Beleid dat verouderd is, haaks op kabinetsbeleid staat of allang op eigen benen had moeten staan, verdient geen geld maar een streep erdoor. Lees hier mijn Kamervragen: https://t.co/lJAQfhbN81 https://t.co/OEfUmSGa8W #DenHaag #Kabinet #Politiek

Kamervragen van @gideonvmeijeren over Jetten die zegt zijn politieke tegenstanders 'op hun bek te gaan slaan'. Hoe verhouden deze woorden zich tot eerdere uitspraken waarin de premier zegt dat politici een 'grote verantwoordelijkheid' hebben om hun woorden te wegen? https://t.co/KdQncCP9Di #politiek #freedomofspeech #verantwoordelijkheid