Netherlands · Record · Verzoek bij commissie-regeling van werkzaamheden
2023Z20601
Request from member Ergin (DENK), also on behalf of member Six Dijkstra (NSC), for a government response to the message "The online advertising industry threatens national security" (Follow the Money dated December 18, 2023) and a committee debate on this subject with the State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom Relations.
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Request from member Ergin (DENK), also on behalf of member Six Dijkstra (NSC), for a government response to the message "The online advertising industry threatens national security" (Follow the Money dated December 18, 2023) and a committee debate on this subject with the State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom Relations.
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Verzoek kabinetsreactie op artikel van Follow the Money d.d. 18 december betreffende online advertentie-industrie bedreigt de nationale veiligheid
Verzoek van het lid Ergin (DENK), mede namens het lid Six Dijkstra (NSC), om een kabinetsreactie over the report "De online advertentie-industrie bedreigt de nationale veiligheid" (Follow the Money d.d. 18 december 2023) en een commissiedebat hieromtrent met de staatssecretaris van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties.
Overzicht verzoeken commissie-regeling van werkzaamheden · NL · 19 December 2023
Verzoek kabinetsresponse to artikel van Follow the Money d.d. 18 december concerning online advertentie-industrie bedreigt de nationale veiligheid
Brief commissie aan bewindspersoon · NL · 19 December 2023
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