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December letter 2017 for the budget of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation about cash and liability changes compared to the second supplementary law

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15 December 2017

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December letter 2017 for the budget of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation about cash and liability changes compared to the second supplementary law

Machine translation from Dutch. The official text remains authoritative.

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Lijst van vragen over de Decemberbrief 2017 voor de begroting van Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwerking over kas- en verplichtingenmutaties ten opzichte van de tweede suppletoire wet (Kamerstuk 34775-XVII-48)

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  • Lijst van vragen on the Decemberbrief 2017 voor de begroting van Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwerking over kas- en verplichtingenmutaties ten opzichte van de tweede suppletoire wet (Kamerstuk 34775-XVII-48)

    Lijst van vragen · NL · 6 February 2018

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  • Aan bewindspersoon - aanbiedingsbrief feitelijke vragen Decemberbrief 2017 voor begroting BUHA OS

    Brief commissie aan bewindspersoon · NL · 6 February 2018

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  • Decemberbrief 2017 voor de begroting van Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwerking over kas- en verplichtingenmutaties ten opzichte van de tweede suppletoire wet

    Brief regering · NL · 14 December 2017

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