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Increase in public spending on social security (with regards to crime)
In 2019, 14.8 billion euros was spent on social safety. This is an increase of 3% compared to 2009 and an increase of 1% compared to 2018. With some fluctuations in between, the trend is on balance upwards. In 2019, an estimated 17% of total expenditure was spent on violent and sexual crimes, 39% on property crime and 16% on vandalism and crimes against public order and authority. Relative to 2009 spending on violent and sexual crimes increased by 3%, while spending on property crimes has fallen by 4%. The expenses to vandalism and crimes against public order and authority decreased by 14%.
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In 2019 is 14,8 miljard euro uitgegeven aan sociale veiligheid, Dit is een stijging van 3% ten opzichte van 2009 en een stijging van 1% ten opzichte van 2018. Met wat schommelingen tussendoor is de trend per saldo opwaarts. In 2019 is per hoofd van de bevolking 851 euro uitgegeven aan sociale veiligheid, Dit is een daling van 2% ten opzichte van 2009 maar vergeleken met 2018 is er nauwelijks verschil. Met wat schommelingen tussendoor is de trend per saldo neerwaarts. In 2019 werd van de totale uitgaven naar schatting 17% uitgegeven aan gewelds- en seksuele misdrijven, 39% aan vermogensmisdrijven en 16% aan vernielingen en misdrijven tegen de openbare orde en gezag. Ten opzichte van 2009 zijn de uitgaven aan gewelds- en seksuele misdrijven met 3% gestegen, terwijl de uitgaven aan vermogensmisdrijven met 4% zijn gedaald. De uitgaven aan vernielingen en misdrijven tegen de openbare orde en gezag zijn met 14% gedaald. Het ministerie van Justitie en Veiligheid ontving in 2019 ruim 1,1 miljard euro uit sociale veiligheid, via boetes, ontnemingsmaatregelen e.d. Dit is een daling van 4% ten opzichte van de piek in 2018.
