Amended amendment of member Leijten to replace no. 16 on only making mergers possible on the condition that a healthcare institution remains efficient and high-quality

Summary

Amended amendment of member Leijten to replace no. 16 on only making mergers possible on the condition that a healthcare institution remains efficient and high-quality

Machine translation from Dutch. The official text remains authoritative.

Timeline

1. 12 February 2013

   Amendment (gewijzigd/nader/vervangend)

   Amended amendment of member Leijten to replace no. 16 on only making mergers possible on the condition that a healthcare institution remains efficient and high-quality

   Source: Amendment (gewijzigd/nader/vervangend)

2. 12 February 2013

   Introduced

   Amended amendment of member Leijten to replace no. 16 on only making mergers possible on the condition that a healthcare institution remains efficient and high-quality

   Source: Amendment

3. 12 March 2013

   Vote

   Stemming uitgesteld.

   Source: Stemmen - uitstellen

4. 26 March 2013

   Rejected

   Rejected.

   Source: Stemmen - rejected

Votes

Versions

• v2 · 15 February 2013
• 2013D06225 · 12 February 2013

Documents

1 official file

• Gewijzigd amendement van het lid Leijten ter vervanging van nr. 16 over het slechts mogelijk maken van fusies onder voorwaarde dat een zorginstelling doelmatig en kwalitatief blijft

  Amendement (gewijzigd/nader/vervangend) · NL · 12 February 2013

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Sponsors

• TK · TK · Voortouwcommissie
• Renske Leijten · SP · Indiener

Related records

• superseded by ← Amendment by member Leijten on only making mergers possible under the condition that a healthcare institution remains efficient and high-quality
• related to ← Amendment to the Healthcare Market Regulation Act, the Healthcare Client Rights Act and several other laws in connection with the timely identification of risks for the continuity of care as well as in connection with tightening procedures with a view to the quality and accessibility of care