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DIGITAL COVER-UP: AT LEAST 64 MILLION DOCUMENTS CONTAINING CRUCIAL INFORMATION FOUND AFTER SEVEN YEARS
State Secretaries Sandra Palmen-Schlangen and Eelco Eerenberg have announced that an investigation is being launched into the digital safe containing at least 64 million documents discovered “in July 2025”. The vault (this is a storage environment closed to employees: the Q drives) contains information that was made untraceable seven years earlier. Not available provided with WOO requests and inquiries. Not available to parents and entrepreneurs who received reviews. The House of Representatives of the States General was also unaware.
In the benefits affair, officials deliberately set aside the rule of law.
In the benefits affair, officials deliberately set aside the rule of law Opinion • 18-05-2024 • reading time 3 minutes • 3122 views • save Antonie Kerstholt Economist and lawyer Omtzigt is extremely implausible if...
Removals.
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Independent committee: 'Lawyer Eva Gonzálex Pérez's complaints against CAF team unfounded'
Independent committee: 'Lawyer Eva Gonzálex Pérez's complaints against the CAF team are unfounded' + Reading list NEWS Allowance scandal In a draft report, a committee approved lawyer Eva Gonzálex Pérez's complaints against the CAF team...
Documents by decision on Woo's request
Click on the link below and powerpoint will open. Then go to the image and click zoom in, then set it to 100% and click okay: Documents by decision on WOO request about KPMG research into the CAF method...
Cabinet: new method of recovering surcharges not a done deal yet
ANP NOS News• Tuesday, May 14, 17:24 Cabinet: new method of recovering surcharges not a done deal Marleen de Rooy Political reporter It is not yet a foregone conclusion that a new method to help victims of the...
Jair's mother suddenly had to pay tens of thousands of euros, followed by almost daily visits from bailiffs.
PREMIUM Jaïr van den Essenburg moved from Delft to Belgium. In the documentary “Child of the Allowance Scandal”, he tells his story. © Jeffrey Torreman's mother suddenly had to pay tens of thousands of euros, followed by almost...