00:00Can you move on?
00:01Dutch Prime Minister Robietten held further talks with his coalition partners over the weekend
00:07in an effort to prevent his government from collapsing over a tax policy dispute.
00:12The talks follow an hours-long meeting on Friday, which ended without an agreement.
00:17In the last period there are good things, but there are also things that are not good.
00:22And that has effect on the underlying relationships.
00:26That can and must be better.
00:28And that asks fundamental discussions where we have started today.
00:32And this discussion is not yet finished.
00:34And that's why I will continue to talk with the three coalition parties.
00:40The disagreements centres on a proposed so-called millionaire's tax.
00:45Tensions escalated after Parliament approved the bill with Jettin's centrist D66 party
00:51and the centre-right Christian Democrats joining forces with two centre-left opposition parties.
00:57However, the Conservative VVD party voted against the measure and threatened to leave the coalition if it went ahead.
01:05We've been watching a football party over the weekend!
01:06That's not yet known as the at-back.
01:06Thank you, sir, Mr. G.
01:06He is a political party.
01:06chúng are now up and intent.
