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Virtual Plenary Public meeting regarding the budget of Sint Maarten for the financial year 2020. | SMN News

April 26, 2020

Virtual Plenary Public meeting regarding the budget of Sint Maarten for the financial year 2020. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---The House of Parliament will sit in a Virtual Plenary Public session on Monday, April 27, 2020. The Public meeting is scheduled for 10.00 hrs. The Council of Ministers will be in attendance.
The agenda points is:
Ontwerp van Landsverordening tot vaststelling van de Begroting van het land Sint Maarten voor het dienstjaar 2020 (Landsverordeningbegroting 2020) (ZJ 2019-2020-136) (IS/764/2019-2020 d.d. 20 april 2020)
Draft National Ordinance establishing the Budget of the country of Sint Maarten for the financial year 2020 (National Ordinance Budget 2020) (Parliamentary 2019-2020-136) (IS/764/2019-2020 dated April 20, 2020)
Due to measures taken to mitigate the coronavirus


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