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		</div><p>Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte’s four-party coalition government is resigning to take political responsibility for a scandal involving investigations into child welfare payments that wrongly labelled thousands of parents as fraudsters, it was reported.</p>
<p>The move on Friday was seen as largely symbolic.</p>
<p>Mr Rutte’s government will remain in office in a caretaker mode until a new coalition is formed after a March 17 election in the Netherlands.</p>
<p>But the resignation will bring to an end a decade in office for Mr Rutte, although his party is expected to win the election, putting him first in line to begin talks to form the next ruling coalition.</p>
<p>Mr Rutte’s spokesman did not immediately return calls seeking confirmation of the reports.</p>
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