Herman Kemperman is chairman of the Royal NVvN:

"The association, which celebrates its centennial, and all its members focus on law enforcement, looking after the interest of our profession and the development of expertise. Ultimately this benefits the quality of the Dutch landscape and its nature. Cooperation and exchange of information and knowledge is just as much of the upmost importance today as with our founding in 1911."

The Royal NVvN (Dutch Association of Conservation Officers) is founded in 1911 as a trade union that looks after the interests of Dutch Conservation Officers. Our mail goals or mission is to:

• promote cooperation;
• maintain and stimulate the expertise of our members;
• strive to obtain and maintain law enforcement powers and police powers for our members;
• help our members with finding a job whenever possible;
• negotiate for financial aid for common and exceptional members in the case of sickness, unemployement, disability, old age or different;
• provide financial aid to widows/widowers and orphans of common and exceptional members if necassary;
• provide financial aid for juridicial assistance in legal procedings (considered fundamental issues by the board of the association) or negotiate or provide financial aid for obtaining juridicial support for common members.
  

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