Intrekking van de Wet werk en inkomen kunstenaars

This Dutch national bill would repeal the Work and Income (Artists) Act (Wet werk en inkomen kunstenaars, WWIK). The WWIK was a Dutch law that gave self-employed artists and other creative workers access to income support and social insurance, in a way similar to employee protections. Repealing it would remove that legal framework, and the procedure concerns how the Dutch parliament handles that change. This summary is based on the title and metadata only, not the full bill text. Self-employed artists and creative professionals in the Netherlands would be most directly affected, since the repeal would end the specific arrangements the law provided for them. Government bodies that administer social insurance and the wider cultural sector would also be affected by any changes to how artists' income is supported.