I was in the impression that there was a 'cultuur stelsel' implemented in the late 1820ties although on a still limited scale.
The main driving force was the large debt of the (North) Netherlands, which of course dramatically increased due to the Belgian revolt and the maintaining of a large army until 1839.
One of the major discontents of the South Netherlands was that they had to pay, by tax, for the debt of the North, the former Dutch Republic.
In short I doubt a 'cultuur stelsel' will be prevented, simply it is too easy form of extracting money. I do not know how much it limited the development of private owned colonial enterprises. The 'cultuur stelsel' was a state owned system and state owned institutions tend to be on the long run inefficient and hamper private enterprise.