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Cabinet regrets that 'data vault' with childcare benefits scandal documents remained hidden

Cabinet regrets that 'data vault' with childcare benefits scandal documents remained hidden

The Dutch cabinet has expressed regret for failing to inform the House of Representatives earlier about a data vault containing millions of documents related to the child benefit scandal. Officials also acknowledged that these documents were not made available for review by the parliamentary inquiry committee.

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JA21 staffer Maarten Brante dies after falling into water at Prins Hendrikkade

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