Tweede Kamer: Plenaire zaal

This channel is about as pure a feed as you'll find on live television. No graphics, no studio, no experts, just the plenary hall of the Tweede Kamer, the Dutch House of Representatives, broadcasting its debates in real time. The camera work is static, the sound is room audio, and the only interruptions are procedural motions and votes. If you want to watch Tweede Kamer: Plenaire zaal live, you get the same feed the MPs see on their own screens. It's not meant to be entertaining; it's meant to be transparent. For anyone tracking a specific bill, a coalition crisis, or question time, there's no better window into Dutch democratic process. Legislative TV in the Netherlands doesn't get flashier than this, and that's the point. The feed starts when the session starts and ends when the chair adjourns. No commentary, no highlight reels, no spin. You'll need some Dutch to follow along, but the body language and tone tell a story of their own. For political obsessives, it's essential. For casual viewers, it's a sleeping aid. Either way, it's honest.