AOb'ers mild about the cabinet, negative about education policy
AObmembers are very negative about the government's education policy and rate it with a 3,7. The previous Rutte-II cabinet received a 4,8 for this.
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The mix of investments and the continuation of the efficiency discount is reflected in the open answers AObmembers in the election poll often castigated. Scrapping dividend tax, but not investing enough in education, is also bad. Nevertheless, the overall government policy can count on a 5,3. That is only 0,1 point less than Rutte-II.
The report figures for the ministers hardly deviate from their predecessors. Ingrid van Engelshoven (D66), minister of MBO and higher education, is doing slightly better with a 4,9 than her predecessor Jet Bussemaker (PvdA), who scored 4,8. Incidentally, Van Engelshoven does not seem to be very well known: many participants left the question of the report mark open for this minister. Arie Slob (ChristenUnie) gets a 4,3 while Sander Dekker (VVD) gets a 4,1. The final verdict of all report marks is and remains: there is room for improvement.
Final assessment AObmembers
The Education magazine asked research agency Regioplan to gauge the mood among the members. Below are the report figures AObmembers give to the Rutte III cabinet and the two ministers. In the survey, the AOb also to members to the voting behavior in connection with the upcoming municipal elections.
