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Minister of Justice lashes back, “I take full responsibility for my Ministry.”

January 4, 2023

Minister of Justice lashes back, “I take full responsibility for my Ministry.”
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: --- Minister of Justice Anna Richardson did not mingle with words on Wednesday at the Council of Minister's press briefing when she addressed the issues regarding the back pay owed to police officers.
Richardson was reacting to an article published on SMN News on Tuesday regarding the outstanding payments owed to police officers and the motion that was passed by the parliament of St. Maarten in June 2021. The motion was presented by Member of Parliament Grisha Heyliger Marten.
Richardson said she sent out a press release in late December 2022 informing the public that the Governor of St. ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/42117-minister-of-justice-lashes-back-i-take-full-responsibility-for-my-ministry.html

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