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MP Frans Richardson Apologizes to Deputy PM Smith. | SMN News

September 29, 2019

MP Frans Richardson Apologizes to Deputy PM Smith. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- During last Thursday’s public meeting of Parliament, the Chair of Parliament, William Marlin, requested Deputy Prime Minister, Wycliffe Smith, to leave and get the written answers to the questions posed by Members of Parliament concerning the state of affairs at the Princess Julian International Airport and to return to Parliament with them in an hour’s time. Smith was also asked to return with advisors Claret Conner and Able Knottnerus from the National Recovery Program Bureau (NRPB). Chairman William Marlin then adjourned the public meeting at 3:00 pm and promised to reconvene the meeting in an hour’s time, upon


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