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Minister of Justice meets with Mayors of Municipalities, Public Prosecutor and District Chief of Police.

September 22, 2021

Minister of Justice meets with Mayors of Municipalities, Public Prosecutor and District Chief of Police.
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THE HAGUE:--- On Wednesday, September 22nd, 2021, the Honorable Minister of Justice Anna E. Richardson along with her support staff met with the Mayor of Leiden Henri Lenferink, the District Chief of Police Marieke Bosch, and the Public Prosecutor Fleur Simonis. The meeting was arranged for Minister Richardson to gain an understanding of how the "triangle" meeting also known as the "driehoeksoverleg", functions in the Netherlands.

In Leiden, the ‘triangle meeting’ is held once a month to discuss issues that are impacting the municipality. In Sint Maarten, the meetings were agreed to be held quarterly. One of the positive aspects ...

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