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MP Doran: Council of Ministers openly declared "Incompetent". | SMN News

September 19, 2019

MP Doran: Council of Ministers openly declared "Incompetent". | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---Recently, it has been brought to the attention of the citizens of St. Maarten that Member of Parliament Claude Peterson has requested that the Dutch State Secretary of Home Affairs and Kingdom Relations Raymond Knops, come to the house of Parliament to discuss a few topics. These topics include liquidity support, evaluation of the performance of the Trust Fund and its projects and Kingdom relations.

Member of Parliament Doran questions why MP Peterson would invite a Dutch Civil Servant to have a discussion in the house of Parliament when Sint Maarten has a Council of Ministers (COM), that should be


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