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Parliament unanimously passes MP Brison’s Mulley Bay inquiry. | SMN News

November 6, 2019

Parliament unanimously passes MP Brison’s Mulley Bay inquiry. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- MP Rolando Brison made Parliamentary history again on Tuesday when his proposal to conduct a Parliamentary into Mullet Bay was approved by Parliament by a unanimous vote. All members of Parliament present voted FOR!

It was the first time the Parliament for St. Maarten voted to initiate a Parliamentary inquiry into any subject. As he has been stressing for a few months already, MP Brison re-iterated that the people of St. Maarten has waited nearly a quarter of a century to see any kind of action on Mullet Bay. The time to act is NOW. "24 Years is long


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