Dutch government

The Dutch government, known in the Netherlands as 'de Nederlandse overheid,' is responsible for the administration and regulation of the country. Its structure is characterized by a constitutional monarchy combined with a parliamentary system. This category offers insights into the various branches, including the executive led by the Prime Minister, the legislative encompassing the Senate and House of Representatives, and the judiciary that ensures laws are upheld.Dutch governance also emphasizes local autonomy, with municipalities playing a key role in daily administration. The government is tasked with addressing domestic issues like healthcare, education, and economic policy, as well as international concerns, given the Netherlands' active participation in the European Union and other global organizations.