Cabinet response to the report 'Learning from two fireworks disasters' from the University of Twente

Summary

Cabinet response to the report 'Learning from two fireworks disasters' from the University of Twente

Machine translation from Dutch. The official text remains authoritative.

Timeline

1. 4 September 2025

   Letter

   Cabinet response to the report 'Learning from two fireworks disasters' from the University of Twente

   Source: Government letter

2. 4 September 2025

   Introduced

   Cabinet response to the report 'Learning from two fireworks disasters' from the University of Twente

   Source: Government letter

3. 9 September 2025

   LVIS - rondgezonden en gepubliceerd

   Rondgezonden en gepubliceerd.

   Source: LVIS - rondgezonden en gepubliceerd

4. 10 September 2025

   Referred

   Niet controversieel verklaren.

   Source: Controversieel - niet controversieel verklaren [geen Parlisproces] (commissie)

5. 10 September 2025

   Debated

   Agenderen voor het commissiedebat Leefomgeving en Externe veiligheid op dinsdag 30 september 2025.

   Source: Agenderen - commissiedebat

6. 30 September 2025

   Behandelen [en afdoen]

   Behandeld.

   Source: Behandelen [en afdoen]

7. 2 October 2025

   Afvoeren van de stand der werkzaamheden (plenair)

   Afgevoerd van de stand der werkzaamheden.

   Source: Afvoeren van de stand der werkzaamheden (plenair)

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Versions

• kst-28684-785 · 12 September 2025

Documents

1 official file

• Kabinetsreactie op het rapport ‘Leren van twee vuurwerkrampen’ van de Universiteit Twente

  Brief regering · NL · 4 September 2025

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Sponsors

• Thierry Aartsen · Indiener
• vaste commissie voor Infrastructuur en Waterstaat · I&W · Voortouwcommissie

Related records

• related to ← Motion by member Mutluer et al. on developing regulations as quickly as possible in consultation with municipalities to phase out the storage of consumer fireworks from residential areas
• related to ← Motion by member Aardema about investigating whether the distance between the storage of more than 10,000 kilos of consumer fireworks is a sufficiently safe distance from local residents