The CDA is not out to drop the cabinet as it loses its support in the Senate. “The Senate is not to send cabinets home,” said party leader Sybrand Buma Saturday EenVandaag. Earlier in the day, Senator Elco Brinkman already let the radio Broadloom know that it “does not help” to dismiss the cabinet.
On March 18 regional elections. The new State members then decide in May the composition of the Senate. As all the government parties VVD and PvdA now have a majority, making them dependent on the allied opposition groups D66, Christian Union and SGP. According to polls five parties that threaten to lose their current majority of one seat in the Senate. The government will have to approach the CDA to support.
If that happens there will have to change anything, Buma warned Saturday. The CDA will require a different policy. Thus the Christian Democrats want to reduce the burden, so that there are more jobs. “It must change.”
D66 Senator Thom de Graaf does not think that a cabinet crisis sense as soon alter the balance of power in the Senate. “It is not the government, but to the policy,” he said in Kamerbreed.
According to PvdA Senator Marleen Barth sit voters mainly waiting for stability. “Netherlands longs for peace,” she said in Kamerbreed. That it considers good for confidence in the economy. New cuts will PvdA “not live” emphasized Barth. She pointed out that CDA and D66 will further cut public spending in order to reduce expenses by 5 billion. According to Brinkman and De Graaf, the government shifts the burden to himself because the government parties disagree among themselves.
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