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Mona Keijzer faces same fate as Pieter Omtzigt with BBB departure

Mona Keijzer faces same fate as Pieter Omtzigt with BBB departure

Mona Keijzer has left the BBB party to continue as an independent member in the Dutch House of Representatives. Consequently, she will face a significantly reduced budget for staff and limited speaking time compared to other parliamentary members. Keijzer remains eligible to supplement her income through the national redundancy pay scheme for former officials.

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