After the GL/PvdA formation blockade, small parties are being looked at, but they say: ‘Don’t start polishing the D66 crown jewels’
Now that D66 and CDA have delivered their formation letter and Jesse Klaver (GL/PvdA) emphatically indicates that he does not want a minority cabinet, D66 and CDA must look to small parties that want to support their ‘reaching hand’. Although self-proclaimed ‘constructive’ parties such as BBB, SGP, CU and 50Plus see starting points, Christian parties are critical of the omission of medical-ethical issues in the document.
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