Folkert Idsinga, the former Dutch state secretary for finance, resigned following scrutiny over his undisclosed business interests. Just two days after his departure, he disclosed details about his investments, responding to concerns raised by members of the Tweede Kamer regarding potential conflicts of interest. Although Idsinga had placed his investments in a foundation to comply with regulations, he faced criticism from political leaders, including Geert Wilders of the PVV. Idsinga defended his actions against allegations of aggressive tax avoidance, but felt he could no longer serve effectively amidst ongoing scrutiny.