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A look inside Velsen's democratic process: ‘They make policy, but how do they know what’s going on?’

A look inside Velsen's democratic process: ‘They make policy, but how do they know what’s going on?’

Residents of the Velsen municipality visited the town hall in IJmuiden to participate in the "Guest of the Council" program. The initiative aims to provide citizens with insight into how local government and the municipal council operate.

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