In every day’s practice there are questions relating to constitutional and administrative law. Is the state on the basis of non-discrimination obliged to intervene in the policy of the Staatkundig Gereformeerde Partij (SGP), which excludes women from membership?

Is the result of a referendum on the European Constitution binding? Is the government allowed to widen the A27 between Utrecht and Eemnes to relief road traffic congestion, while this probably possible under the norms of the Decree on air quality (Besluit Luchtkwaliteit)? How can the government act effectively in the construction sector, in which there were widespread breaches of competition law? Questions like these make the field of constitutional and administrative law a fascinating and practically relevant area of law.