Institutions like the national insurance bank, benefit payment agency UWV and land registry group Kadaster are all still paying interim managers more than the €181,000 guideline maximum, according to tv current affairs show Nieuwsuur

Last year, the national insurance bank paid a project manager €468,000 while an interim manager at the UWV earned €446,000, Nieuwsuur says.
In 2008 and 2009, a total of 18 interims earned more than €300,000 a year.
‘We are talking about organisations which are paid for by the public purse and ought to stick to the rules,’ CDA MP Margreeth Smilde said in a reaction.
Last year, parliament agreed that state institutions should not pay interims more than the prime minister’s €181,000 salary plus 30%. However, the cabinet announced this summer that the maximum is not binding on autonomous government organisations.