Politics · Netherlands · 4 hrs ago
Jetten will miss climate summit for tax plan talks
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten will miss the climate summit to take part in tax plan negotiations at home.
His spokesperson said he will remain in the Netherlands until at least Thursday afternoon.
The negotiations concern the government’s tax plan, which is due to come before the Tweede Kamer, the lower house of the Dutch parliament.
The house is scheduled to vote on the plan on Thursday.
Jetten’s decision keeps him in the country during the talks and ahead of that vote.
He is expected to stay through Thursday afternoon, according to his spokesperson.
Prime Minister Rob Jetten will miss the climate summit to take part in negotiations over a tax plan.
His spokesperson said Monday that Jetten would remain in the Netherlands at least until Thursday afternoon.
The Dutch House of Representatives is due to vote on the plan on Thursday.
The article does not state when or where the climate summit is taking place.
- Who
- Prime Minister Rob Jetten.
- What
- He will miss the climate summit while taking part in tax plan negotiations.
- When
- He will stay in the Netherlands at least until Thursday afternoon; the vote is scheduled for Thursday.
- Where
- The negotiations are in the Netherlands. The summit’s location is not stated.
- Why
- To take part in negotiations over the tax plan.
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Jetten’s spokesperson said he would remain in the Netherlands at least until Thursday afternoon for tax plan negotiations.
The Dutch House of Representatives is due to vote on the tax plan.
- Prime minister
- Rob Jetten
- Reason for staying
- Negotiations over the tax plan
- Stay in the Netherlands
- At least until Thursday afternoon
- Scheduled vote
- Thursday
- Vote venue
- Dutch House of Representatives