In the European Parliament, the Christian Democratic parties, including CDA, BBB, and NSC, maintain their commitment to climate legislation but seek to amend perceived excessive regulations. This has sparked frustration among greener parties like D66, PvdA, and GroenLinks, who argue that these changes undermine the law’s effectiveness. They view this as evidence of Christian Democrats yielding to pressure from a more conservative Parliament, raising concerns about future policy shifts. This tension coincides with negotiations over the new European Commission, jeopardizing previously agreed cooperation between parties.