LNV: 'Night Nitrogen Emergency Act legally unfeasible'

The Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality sees 'the emergency law' of the Party for Freedom (PVV) as legally unfeasible. PVV leader Geert Wilders again suggested an emergency law, with which he hopes to arrange that projects in the field of housing, agriculture and infrastructure can continue, regardless of nitrogen emissions.

A spokesperson for Minister Carola Schouten (Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality) reports that the idea of ​​the PVV is legally unfeasible. "We can no longer live on credit when it comes to taking measures to reduce nitrogen emissions," she said. RTL News† According to the ministry, the PVV's plan contains several elements that are based on this.

Emergency law of importance
According to the party leader, every residential area, highway or stable under construction must be declared of urgent public interest, with the exception of mega stables. In this way, it wants to avoid painful interventions in, for example, the maximum speed. "The emergency law ensures, among other things, that farmers can build farmers and builders. Also, no hasty decisions are made in this way."

The emergency law to circumvent the nitrogen rules must eventually be in effect for six months. "During that period, the cabinet can search for a definitive solution in peace," Wilders reports.

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