CDA and D66 see little in demands from JA21, BBB, and SGP: 'Doesn't make it easier'

Coalition parties D66 and CDA express skepticism towards the demands presented by JA21, BBB, and SGP. CDA leader Bontenbal states that the new demands complicate negotiations, while D66's Paternotte questions the implications for women's rights. The three right-wing opposition parties aim to negotiate support for the minority cabinet in exchange for significant changes to tax and environmental policies. They seek to eliminate tax increases related to NATO obligations and demand adjustments to nitrogen plans and asylum measures. The cabinet is set to meet with various opposition groups to discuss these issues further.