The newly formed Dutch minority cabinet under Prime Minister Rob Jetten (D66, supported by VVD and CDA) took office in February 2026 following the October 2025 snap elections. It holds 66 of 150 seats in the House of Representatives and operates without an immediate threat of collapse or a viable opposition coalition ready to force its resignation. Dutch parliamentary rules allow early dissolution primarily through loss of confidence, breakdown of coalition support, or failure to pass key legislation, yet no such triggers have materialized by mid-August 2026. Polling trends show continued fragmentation across parties without consolidation around an alternative government, while the next scheduled elections remain set for 2029 or 2030. Traders assign only an 8% chance of dissolution by year-end, reflecting the absence of acute political crises or procedural deadlines that would compel the King to dissolve the chamber before the end of 2026.