SGP wants to take surrogacy law off the table in exchange for support for the tax plan, and the other parties are also making significant demands

The SGP demands the withdrawal of a surrogacy law in exchange for support of the tax plan, complicating negotiations for the Dutch government. Both right-wing and left-wing parties are imposing significant conditions for their backing. The SGP's conditions include halting controversial developments regarding abortion and the surrogacy law, which they see as crucial. Meanwhile, JA21 is pushing for strict asylum measures, making it difficult for the cabinet to navigate support from the right. On the left, Pro and Volt are advocating for changes to tax burdens on labor, preferring to tax the wealthy instead. The government faces a challenging path ahead as it seeks to secure a majority for the tax plan amid these competing demands.