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The main measures in the coalition accord 

Economy and taxes

• Aid budget to be cut from 0.8% of GDP to 0.7%
• Energy bill surcharge to pay for subsidies for wind and solar power projects 
• Corporate clustering to be encouraged such as the Greenport Venlo and Maintenance Valley projects
• Public private partnerships to be encouraged for infrastructure
• Childcare and healthcare subsidies to be cut

Immigration and asylum:

• Immigrants to pay for their own integration courses
• Ban on the burqa and other face-covering garments
• Headscarf ban for police and justice ministry officials
• Integration tests to be made more difficult
• List of dangerous countries for automatic refugee status to be scrapped

Work and social security

• Benefit cuts for people whose clothing or behaviour stops them finding a job 
• Minimum wage and basic welfare benefits to be reduced
• Pension age to rise from 65 to 66 by 2020
• No change to unemployment benefit
• No change to redundancy laws 
      

Law and order

• 2,500 new police officers to be appointed
• 500 new animal police officers 
• Minimum sentences for serious crimes
• Tougher sentences for attacking emergency service workers
• Stop and search policy to be extended

Defence and foreign policy

• Further investment in ties with Israel
• Nato missions to be paid for from aid budget 
• €1bn to be cut from European Union bill 
• Second test JSF fighter jet will be bought

Other measures

• Parents to me made (financially) responsible for making sure their children speak Dutch properly
• €500m for new roads
• Spending on arts and culture to be cut
• €1bn more for spending on the elderly
• Prostitution age to be raised to 21
• Spending on public broadcasting to be cut by €200m - one tv channel may go 
• Cannabis cafes will become members-only clubs with a pass system 
• No change to Sunday trading laws - currently 12 a year 
• The smoking ban in cafes and bars smaller than 70m2 will be lifted
• Speed limit on some motorways increased to 130 kph.
• Student grants to be reduced from four to three years
• Applications to build new nuclear power stations to be welcomed 

Government

• Savings on civil service to generate savings of €6.6bn a year
• The new cabinet will have 12 full and eight junior ministers, split between the CDA and VVD
• Economic affairs and agriculture combined into a single ministry 
• The number of MPs and senators will be reduced to 100 and 50 respectively 
• Local government layers will be reduced