This might help. 
my $var = 
          [   # this signifies an anon array

            [ # Here is the first element of the top anon array - it i
+s also an anon array
                {
                  'BERICHT' => 'test',
                  'IP' => '127.0.0.1',
                  'NAAM' => 'test'
                },
                {
                  'BERICHT' => 'test',
                  'IP' => '127.0.0.1',
                  'NAAM' => 'Htbaa'
                }
            ], # end of 1st value of the top anon array

            {  # Here is the 2nd value of the top anon array - It's an
+ anon hash 
                'rm' => 'start',
                'dummy' => ''
            }
        ];
# So to access 'rm' you need the 2nd element of the top array (aka [1]
+)
# Deref that with $var->[1] 
# The 2nd element is an anon hash. That is where you need the hash key
+ 'rm' (aka {rm})
# Deref that with $var->[1]->{rm}
 
print $var->[1]->{rm};
#prints 'start'

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