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Parliament of St. Maarten passed motion to reject the conditions of the Dutch Government. | SMN News

July 8, 2020

Parliament of St. Maarten passed motion to reject the conditions of the Dutch Government. | SMN News
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 PHILIPSBURG:--- The parliament of St. Maarten has unanimously agreed on a motion to reject the conditions set forth by the Dutch Government for support to support the SSRP. All 15 MPs voted in favor of the motion. 
The Members of Parliament also agree that the Prime Minister of St. Maarten Silveria Jacobs should travel to the Netherlands and defend the country at the Kingdom Council of Ministers meeting that is scheduled for Friday, July 10th 20220.
Draft Motion below.

DRAFT MOTION

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 The Parliament of Sint Maarten in its meeting of today, Wednesday, July 8th, 2020, Considering:
• That on


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