Is the F-35 swallowing the army budget?

No new fund; manage within the current budget reaches 26 percent with 41 votes.

More money, but only with cuts elsewhere reaches 25 percent with 39 votes.

A limited fund with strict targets reaches 24 percent with 37 votes.

A substantial multiyear fund to strengthen the army quickly reaches 25 percent with 40 votes.

Government should largely decide on its own reaches 29 percent with 46 votes.

Parliament should be informed but have no blocking right reaches 22 percent with 34 votes.

Parliament should approve the costliest projects reaches 19 percent with 30 votes.

Parliament should be able to review priorities regularly reaches 30 percent with 47 votes.

The F-35 stays the priority even if other needs lose out reaches 40 percent with 63 votes.

Protect the programme through savings elsewhere reaches 29 percent with 46 votes.

Protect other capabilities to the same degree reaches 18 percent with 29 votes.

Reschedule procurement if the rest of the army suffers reaches 12 percent with 19 votes.