Indeed, the N-VA has always shown itself to be in favor of state reform in which federal states are given more powers. However, such a new state reform could also mean that some of the powers that are now organized at the level of the federated entities will be reorganized on a federal level. And that is something the N-VA certainly does not want.
In the past, powers were transferred to the states because they did not work at the federal level, Jambon said. “Some packages have only been partially or partially transferred and that is difficult to work with. We have to transfer those powers homogeneously to the federal states. I think practice shows that every day. When you see that a federal level needs more than 400 days to but starting a government negotiation, I do not know whether that is the most effective level to exercise important powers on. “
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