Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof and his caretaker cabinet survived a no-confidence vote in parliament, alleviating concerns about a complete collapse of the government. The motion was filed amid an ongoing political crisis following the government's collapse in June. Despite the challenges, Schoof's administration maintained enough support to continue functioning as the Netherlands approaches a general election scheduled in less than three months. This development reduces immediate political instability but leaves the broader uncertainty about which party will prevail in the upcoming election.