In July 2020, it became public that undersecretary Snel wanted to compensate the duped parents in the CAF 11 case earlier, in June 2019. This was rejected at that time by the cabinet, amongst other things because they wanted to wait for the report of the commission-Donner and for fear of setting a precedent.[68] There was also a dispute between the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment and the Ministry of Finance about who would pay for the compensation.[69]