Central Committee meeting of Parliament about update on Higher Education Ordinance.

March 18, 2018

PHILIPSBURG:--- The House of Parliament will sit in a Central Committee meeting on Monday, March 19, 2018.
The Central Committee meeting is scheduled for 14.00 hrs. in the General Assembly Chamber of the House at Wilhelminastraat #1 in Philipsburg. The Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports Affairs will be present.

The agenda point is:

Presentation update on Higher Education Ordinance (IS/351/2017-2018 dated February 27, 2018)

Members of the public are invited to the House of Parliament to attend parliamentary deliberations.

The House of Parliament is located across from the Court House in Philipsburg.

The parliamentary session will be carried live on St. Maarten Cable TV Channel 120, via SXM GOV radio FM 107.9, via Pearl Radio FM 98.1, the audio via the Internet www.sxmparliament.org, www.pearlfmradio.com; and Parliament’s Facebook page: Parliament of Sint Maarten.

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