GRECO finds the Netherlands making progress on anti-corruption, but calls for deeper reforms in government integrity and oversight

GRECO’s report acknowledges that the Netherlands has fully implemented seven of the sixteen anti-corruption recommendations concerning central government and police, with eight partially implemented and one still outstanding. Despite progress—such as appointing confidential counsellors and drafting post-employment rules—GRECO urges further reforms, including a dedicated integrity policy, regular financial disclosures by ministers, and improved oversight mechanisms.