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MP Brison to submit Consumer Banking Protection law this week. | SMN News

November 25, 2019

MP Brison to submit Consumer Banking Protection law this week. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Member of Parliament Rolando Brison will submit his Consumer Banking Protection Law to the secretariat of Parliament and the SER this week to eventually establish legislation to prevent the banking sector from infringing on the rights of every citizen and business people on St. Maarten. The legislation will then go to the Council of Advice before being handled in a meeting of Parliament.

For months the MP, after being approached by citizens and business people, has said the banks are literally acting against the constitution of St. Maarten and depriving its citizens of their rights with ever-changing regulations or


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