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Anti-money laundering checks: serious consequences for citizens, unknown benefits
Anti-money laundering checks have serious consequences for citizens, result in high costs for banks (€1.6 billion in 2024), but ...
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Most government organisations not prepared for the quantum threat
71% of central government organisations in the Netherlands have not yet started preparations to protect themselves against the ...
Read morePoor results of the Civic Integration Act; potential of status holders remains untapped
A new audit by the Netherlands Court of Audit on the Civic Integration Act has found improvements in the position of asylum ...
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Very limited overlap between energy saving obligation and financial incentives
The government has introduced both a mandatory obligation and a series of grant schemes to promote energy savings. In the ...
Read moreNational ombudsman, Council of State and Netherlands Court of Audit call for a realistic government
The government must set realistic expectations. It must do what it promises and only promise what it can deliver. Otherwise ...
Read moreStrategy for 2026-2028
Under a tried and trusted title, the Netherlands Court of Audit has published its strategy for the coming years: Trust in ...
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