The agreement put together by the four coalition parties over the past five months covers 26 pages and contains what the new partners say is the headline strategy.

Given the title Hoop, lef en trots (hope, guts, and pride) the document is supposed to pave the way for ministers to flesh out actual policy and how the new strategy will be implemented. Nevertheless, it contains a string of detailed plans covering 10 key areas including immigration, the economy, public safety and boosting individual financial security.

“Whether we are talking about feeling secure about the future, healthcare, money in your pocket or the availability of sufficient housing, we have big ambitions,” the four parties say in the introduction. “We also want to reverse the much too high influx of refugees and immigrants. We want farmers, market gardeners and fishermen to have a future again.

Here are some of the main points:

Getting to grips with asylum and migration

• Legislation to ensure all local authorities take their fair share of refugees will be scrapped
• Refugees will no longer be given permanent residency permits
• Refugees who fail in their applications will be “deported” as much as possible, including “forced deportations”
• Refugees who are granted the right to stay will no longer have priority to get social housing
• The automatic right to bring in family members will be scrapped
• The coalition will ask the European Commission for an opt-out on European refugee and migration policy and wants to bring in more border checks.
• Extra rules will be brought in covering foreign workers and the labour inspectorate will have more powers to check up on the use of non-EU workers

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