A brand-new Basic Infrastructure for the arts sector had been put in place, since 2009, which actually should have been evaluated now. It would then have become clear that the revolutionary and highly controversial intervention instituted by Ronald Plasterk, minister of culture under the previous cabinet, had been very successful: attendance figures to art had grown, institutions were operating much more entrepreneurially, outreach and education objectives were clear and everyone would have known where they stood.
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