Parties blame each other in debate over tax plan

The debate in the Tweede Kamer reveals differing opinions on which coalition party is most responsible for the crisis surrounding the tax plan. Left-wing parties criticize the VVD for its doubts about the cabinet's future, while right-wing parties blame D66 and CDA for negotiating with opposition parties. D66's Paternotte defends the proposed changes, arguing they primarily affect high earners, while also acknowledging coalition tensions. VVD leader Yesilgöz suggests a fundamental reset in the coalition, which Paternotte is open to. The discussion centers on the tax plan and the ongoing trust crisis within the minority cabinet, with a vote expected later today.