...or the power to demand the use of premises...Part 3
the final piece in this Dutch Communist manifesto
To understand what this is about please this first post and then follow up with the second post.
I finally found the missing piece of article 7 of this law . This leverages an archaic 1952 Act containing provisions regarding the movement of population in the event of war, danger of war, related or related extraordinary circumstances. I assume this had to do with the post-war movement of populations.
Apparently the following has yet to come into force however it can be activated by Royal Decree, on the recommendation of the Dutch Prime Minister.
The clauses of Article 7 are below
The mayor in order to benefit the persons to be relocated and to be moved can either demand the provision for use of living space, buildings and other accommodations, if necessary with inventory, or demand accommodation, with or without maintenance. The claim may enter into force as soon as the decision to that effect has been announced in the manner specified therein.
Accommodation within the meaning of this law includes making available for use rooms with sleeping facilities, furniture, as well as heating and lighting or space in a heated and illuminated room, at the option of the resident. Maintenance within the meaning of this Act includes the provision of food and drink.
A written proof of each claim, in which the nature, scope and duration of the claim is described, is issued as soon as possible to the interested party, being the person , who by virtue of the right of ownership, possession, use or for any other reason uses the living space or the goods included in the claim.
If the duration of a claim exceeds three days, the entitled party can appeal against the committee referred to in Article 16.
Our Minister of the Interior shall lay down further rules regarding the application of the first two paragraphs.
Here’s my interpretation…
Whilst this Act was brought back with the excuse of hosting the displaced Ukrainian migrants, in the future it will be applicable to the migrating Africans secondary to the coming famine.
You will be forced (by the Mayor) to surrender your accommodation with all furnitures and fixtures to the migrant as well as provide food and drink. If the duration of the forced hosting exceeds 3 days you may appeal against some Committee.
If the Dutch people think that appealing to any Committe will have any effect whilst such a law was passed without any publicity or outrage then they will not know what hit them.
This is the only relevant tweet I found about this.
The law will be effective of 1st September 2022.
Welcome to European Communism
well, many of cousins there took in Ukrainian kids and moms from Chernobyl every summer for years without being forced to do so by law, so maybe they think it's kinda the same?