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Energy executive calls for shorter consultation periods in the Netherlands

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Energy executive Gerda Verburg has stated that the Netherlands must drastically limit lengthy public consultation periods if it wishes to remain competitive. Verburg, an energy and oil executive, believes that the current duration of these consultations is hindering the nation's ability to compete.

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Energy executive Gerda Verburg advocates for reducing lengthy public consultation periods.
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Verburg believes this is necessary for the Netherlands to remain competitive.
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She is an executive in the gas and oil sector.

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Verburg's statement emphasizes the need for the Netherlands to streamline its decision-making processes related to energy and potentially other sectors. The implication is that the current system of public input is too time-consuming and may be causing delays that impact economic standing.

While the article does not specify which types of consultations Verburg is referring to, her position suggests a focus on projects or policies that require public feedback. The core of her argument is that a more efficient approach is necessary for the Netherlands to maintain its competitive edge in the global market.

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