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Members of Parliament Want Information on Government Owned Companies. | SMN News

August 24, 2020

Members of Parliament Want Information on Government Owned Companies. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Members of Parliament Wescot-Williams, Gumbs, Heyliger-Marten, and Buncamper have requested a meeting of Parliament to get information regarding the (financial) state of the government-owned companies.

The Members of Parliament wish to be updated as to the financial position of these companies and therefore requested a meeting to this effect with the management and boards of these companies. In their letter, the MPs allude to the lack of information regarding these companies and express their concern that in these dire financial times, keen attention must be paid to the government-owned companies as well.

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“These companies have also had to apply the


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