The new Dutch cabinet is complete, but not without controversy

After weeks of speculation, it appears that the ministerial line up for the next Dutch government is almost complete. After leaving parliament she complained that the PVV tag her CV made it difficult to get a job.She is also a member of the board and commentator at far right broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland, defending the channel’s “unique sound” by retweeting a social media message about its coverage of “mass immigration, climate hysteria, the coronavirus crisis and global organisations”. He was also a major backer of the outgoing government’s plans to ensure refugees were sp Sophie Hermans : Climate and green growth Sophie Hermans, 43, was party leader Dilan Yesilgöz right-hand woman during the cabinet negotiations and a long-term advisor to Mark Rutte. Her role as home affairs minister is crucial to the NSC’s determination to improve the functioning of the government apparatus as part of a push for “good governance”. Keijzer, 55, was junior economic affairs minister from 2017 to 2021 on behalf of the Christian Democrats but was sacked by Mark Rutte for publicly criticising the cabinet’s coronavirus policy.