Objecting to a decision made by a public authority
Do you disagree with a decision made by a public authority? For example, was a subsidy that you applied for rejected? If so, there are some situations where you can make an official objection. You can do so by submitting an objection to the public authority that made the decision.
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Conditions for submitting an objection
There are various situations in which you can object to a public authority’s decision (in Dutch). For example, if you disagree with the decision on your own application. Or the decision on someone else's application. More information about when you can submit an objection can be found (in Dutch) in the brochure Bezwaar en beroep tegen een beslissing van de overheid (Objection to and appeal against a decision by a public authority).
Submitting an objection
You can submit your notice of objection to the public authority that made the decision. You must do this within 6 weeks of the decision being made.