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Jules James credentials not vetted due to lack of majority. | SMN News

March 27, 2019

Jules James credentials not vetted due to lack of majority. | SMN News
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~ UD Members sending a strong message by boycotting meetings of parliament.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Incoming Member of Parliament Jules James seems to have to sit on the sidelines since his credentials could not be vetted after three meetings of Parliament were called.
On Wednesday afternoon seven members of parliament showed up and attended the third meeting to vet James’s credentials, representing the UD/SMCP were MPs Franklin Meyers, Tamara Leonard, Shridat Bijlani, Chaco Peterson and Chairlady Sarah Wescot Williams, while MP Rolando Brison, represented the USP and Silveria Jacobs the National Alliance.
Clearly, Members of Parliament from the


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