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New Coalition: St. Maarten Ministers accountable to Parliament, not Knops. | SMN News

September 24, 2019

New Coalition: St. Maarten Ministers accountable to Parliament, not Knops. | SMN News
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~ Says Wescot-Williams again spinning ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- The new Parliamentary coalition of nine on Tuesday clarified its decision not to attend a meeting scheduled with State Secretary Raymond Knops that was scheduled for Wednesday, September 25, as this would once again ignore the rules of order regarding correct Parliamentary procedures.

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The new coalition stressed that it has no issue meeting with State Secretary Knops once correct procedures are followed, not in an Adhoc manner or where they are directly put in a position to bend or break the rules of order of Parliament.

Furthermore, the coalition took note that the


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