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VROMI Minister survives motion of no confidence.

September 2, 2022

VROMI Minister survives motion of no confidence.
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~ All 15 MPs graced the floor of parliament on Friday.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- The motion presented by the Party for Progress against the Minister of VROMI Egbert Jurendy Doran was rejected by 8 members of parliament that support the coalition.
Members of Parliament that voted in favor of the motion felt the Minister did not provide evidence that he did not purposely withhold documents from the Ombudsman. They raised the first disagreement the Minister of VROMI had with the Ombudsman when he questioned her role when investigating the Over Bank land issuance.

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