Jaarverslag en slotwet Infrastructuurfonds 2013

This Dutch parliamentary procedure concerns the final accounts of the Infrastructure Fund (Infrastructuurfonds) for 2013. The annual report sets out how the fund's money was actually spent during the year. The closing act (slotwet) is the law that formally approves those final figures, so that the spending is confirmed by Parliament against what was originally budgeted. Based on metadata only, not the full legislative text. The procedure mainly affects the Dutch government and Parliament, which use it to check public spending on the infrastructure fund. Those interested in national transport investment, such as roads, rail and waterways, may find the figures relevant to how public infrastructure money was used.