Overview
- Insiders confirm former CDA leader Sybrand Buma and ex-D66 minister Hans Wijers as informateurs to guide negotiations.
- The pair will oversee three weeks of substantive discussions on nitrogen policy, housing shortages, the business climate, asylum and migration, international security, and budget policy.
- D66 and the CDA plan to draft a short policy agenda before inviting other parties such as GroenLinks‑PvdA, the VVD or JA21 to join.
- A two-party cabinet would control 44 seats in the Tweede Kamer, raising questions about stability and the need for ad hoc support.
- Fresh EenVandaag polling shows D66 and CDA voters broadly back starting with a bilateral accord, while many VVD voters express irritation and 61 percent of respondents prefer a majority over a minority cabinet.