No. 5,239 in Dutch
kamerbrief
A "kamerbrief" is a formal letter sent by a Dutch government minister to the parliament (House of Representatives) to provide information or updates.
In a sentence
De minister stuurde gisteren een kamerbrief naar de Tweede Kamer.
The minister sent a parliamentary letter to the House of Representatives yesterday.
In this context, 'kamerbrief' refers to an official document sent by a minister to the parliament to provide information or clarify a policy issue.
In de kamerbrief werd gedetailleerd uitgelegd hoe het nieuwe beleid wordt geïmplementeerd.
In the parliamentary letter, it was detailed how the new policy would be implemented.
Here, 'kamerbrief' is used to denote the content of the document, focusing on the detailed explanation of policy.
Tijdens de vergadering verwees de voorzitter naar de kamerbrief om een discussiepunt te verduidelijken.
During the meeting, the chairperson referred to the parliamentary letter to clarify a point of discussion.
The term 'kamerbrief' is used here to indicate the document as a reference tool during Parliamentary discussions.
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