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Committee established by chair of parliament illegal, no decision of parliament can be taken says opposition. | SMN News

April 1, 2019

Committee established by chair of parliament illegal, no decision of parliament can be taken says opposition. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG: --- Members of Parliament from the opposition benches is protesting the action of the chairlady of Parliament Sarah Wescott Williams. The Members of Parliament both from the National Alliance (NA) and the United Peoples Party (USP) told SMN News that the committee that was established by Wescott Williams on Wednesday to vet the credentials of incoming UD MP Jules James was a committee that was established illegally. The MPs said on Wednesday both Public Meetings of Parliament did not have a majority to validate a quorum, thus that was not a meeting but a gathering.
The MPs said


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/committee-established-by-chair-of-parliament-illegal-no-decision-of-parliament-can-be-taken-says-opposition-smn-news/

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