Following a fatal accident caused by protesting farmers’ tractors on a Dutch highway, the ACP police union is demanding clear guidelines from the Public Prosecutor’s Office (OM) regarding enforcement. Union leader Patrick Fluyt stated tractors on highways are too dangerous and the OM needs to define clear limits, enabling police to enforce them. The call for clarity comes after criticism from Prime Minister Jetten regarding the police response to the protests. Fluyt argues assessing police performance requires knowing the original instructions given, as local authorities and the OM dictate police actions. The OM has yet to provide clarification, stating decisions are made locally based on public order and criminal law considerations. They also emphasize the responsibility of tractor drivers to avoid illegal actions like highway driving, which can result in prosecution.