Rutte: Reflect More in Crisis, Separate From Decision-Making • Final Week of Hearings at the Coronavirus Commission
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Reformatorisch Dagblad
The cabinet should have reflected more often during the corona pandemic on whether the right choices were being made to combat the virus, former Prime Minister Mark Rutte reflects. During his second hearing by the parliamentary committee on the coronavirus, he suggested that the "most involved people" meet every six to eight weeks during a future crisis, not to discuss daily problems, but the deeper choices behind them.
For nine weeks, Members of Parliament are questioning nearly fifty key figures in coronavirus policy. You can read the latest news in this live blog.
Algemeen Dagblad
destentor.nlFormer Prime Minister Mark Rutte must appear before the coronavirus commission on Monday for his second and final hearing. What can the NATO chief expect? Will any sensitive text messages from Rutte surface as well? A preview by our reporter Niels Klaassen, who is covering the parliamentary inquiry.
After speaking for three hours, Mark Rutte leaned into the microphone one last time in mid-June: "Thank you," and, the former Prime Minister (VVD) emphasized, "until the next conversation."
Former Prime Minister Mark Rutte will appear before the parliamentary Corona inquiry committee for the second time on Monday at 10:00 AM. With this… Corona committee questions Rutte for the second time
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