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On 16 November 2023, the European Court of Justice issued two rulings, which showed that the conditions imposed by the Netherlands on outgoing value transfers within the European Union are too strict. On 22 December 2023, the State Secretary for Finance, Taxation and Tax Administration, also on behalf of the Minister for Poverty Policy, Participation and Pensions, informed the House of Representatives about the content, impact and follow-up of the judgements.
In the very last stage of the legislative process, normally a formality, no agreement was reached on the CSDDD that requires large companies to check whether their supply chains harm human rights or cause environmental damage.
Car theft has become a major criminal market over the past decade, affecting virtually all Member States of the European Union. Reason enough for the CCV, Ghent University and the Center for the Study of Democracy (CSD) to conduct research into this. The parties started the V-BAR project in 2022 and investigated the logistical process of car theft and car squatting in six EU member states: the Netherlands, Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Germany and Italy. Lienke Hutten, CCV adviser, tells us more about it and discusses the role that insurers can play in tackling car theft and car burglary.
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