The crisis talks involving D66, CDA and VVD will resume on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. at the Zwaluwenberg estate in Hilversum. It is not yet known what the first round of talks on Saturday produced.In the meantime, a group of senior administrators and constitutional experts is urging the governing parties not to let the minority Cabinet fall.

Talks among the leaders of the Netherlands’ three governing parties continue Saturday over the future of the minority Cabinet. The parties are seeking to resolve a deepening rift over the tax budget after VVD leader Dilan Yesilgöz called the government a “failed experiment” and demanded that D66 and CDA stop working with the left. Failure to bridge the divide could cause the Cabinet to collapse.