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Amendment decree to dissolve Parliament and call early elections 2020. | SMN News

October 3, 2019

Amendment decree to dissolve Parliament and call early elections 2020. | SMN News
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Harbour View:--- On October 3, 2019, His Excellency the Governor of Sint Maarten, drs. E.B. Holiday, received a draft national decree from the Council of Ministers regulating the amendment of the decree of September 23, 2019, to dissolve Parliament and call early elections. This is the result of the decision of the members of the Central Voting Bureau, given their concerns raised, to make their positions available by letter of October 1, 2019. Within the Kingdom of the Netherlands there is a basic democratic principle that once elections are called it cannot be revoked. A decree calling for elections


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