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MP Wescot-Williams again challenges the legitimacy of the NA/UP Government.

December 4, 2022

MP Wescot-Williams again challenges the legitimacy of the NA/UP Government.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- MP Wescot-Williams again challenges the legitimacy of the NA/UP Government, in the absence of any agreement that shows that at least 8 members are in support of this government.

“It’s total disrespect to the parliament and the people”.

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“We can recall how the support of two new/additional members was announced at the end of June, more than 5 months ago”.

Notwithstanding my request for an official communique to parliament; notwithstanding my request for a debate of the government’s year plan for the 2022-2023 parliamentary year, it remains a deafening silence.”

In all of this, the appointment of a ...


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