D66 leader Pechtold would prefer still coming week talking about the next year’s budget. Photo ANP / Martijn Beekman
The government should after all the fuss about the reception of illegal immigrants coming week will make tax cuts directly work. That said, D66 leader Alexander Pechtold, one of the partners of the government’s tolerance, this afternoon in the radio program Kamerbreed.
The decision of Pechtold indicates that D66 will continue to talk about budgetary matters, as it has done in recent years because VVD and PvdA have a majority in the Senate. Last week it seemed as unclear or Pechtold still was so constructive: he mentioned the bed-bath bread agreement an “insane Hague compromise” and a “monster” and said on BNR that the increasingly uncertain whether D66 wants to continue talking to the Cabinet .
On the radio this afternoon Pechtold sounded different. “Let go of the hassle and price on tax cuts for next year. That is good for jobs and purchasing power, especially for the middle. Let’s go to work together, “said the D66 leader, who likes to think about a new tax system and on budget. Pechtold would prefer that this week plans to be made, so that May 1 a “good budget” will go to Brussels. He will next year take the first steps to reduce the income tax, making work more worthwhile and people keep more money in their pockets.
Also, since the government for the provincial elections indicated that it wanted to keep track, doubts Pechtold not there that quickly arrangements can be made.
“When the first Rutte government in 2012, fell just before May 1, we have put in motion closed the Spring Agreement with five parties and major reforms. That worked in two days. Then we show how decisive politics can be when you are willing to come out of the trenches. Let us next week, people in the Netherlands again show that politics can be “
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