That said Labour leader Diederik Samsom Tuesday at departure from the Ministry of General Affairs of Prime Minister Mark Rutte, where the parties have conducted their conversations on the sensitive issue Tuesday.
Samson said the agreement “is actually going in the right direction.”. “Progress has been made. However, we have still more things to do and go here tomorrow (Wednesday, ed) continue with it.”
According to deputy prime minister Lodewijk Asscher has progressed, but we can not say or a solution is in sight. “It’s a complicated issue. We believe it is important to properly resolve, then you’ll need to take your time. A week is a long time but if you need that you have to make,” says Asscher.
“I do not think you should impose deadlines as that in these processes are not. It should be as soon as possible and as effectively as possible.”
Compromise
The top of the coalition concentrates on the details of a compromise drawn up by VVD State Klaas Dijkhoff (Security and Justice).
VVD party leader Halbe Zijlstra was after the conversation less optimistic than Samson. “The situation is not hopeless, but still there are a few problems. The outlines of an agreement are already there, but it’s important to fill in those contours. That’s a lot of work.”
Disagree
The government parties already talking a week on the reception of asylum seekers who illegally Netherlands stay. The two parties are about as yet furiously object.
The PvdA wants illegals offer some form of basic care, the VVD is opposed. Liberals fear that illegal immigrants than ever leave and care attracts more applicants.
briefed
The VVD and PvdA are Tuesday morning briefed on the talks. The government has only a majority of 76 seats in the House and the top of the two ruling parties want to make sure that a compromise is not stranded on one or two voting against transverse MPs.
seeks also coalition to support among the mayors of large cities, which have ultimately make the compromise
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