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9 signed up for legislative course. | SMN News

September 13, 2020

9 signed up for legislative course. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- A total of nine persons, seven Civil Servants, and two external candidates, have enrolled from Sint Maarten to participate in a one-year legislative course organized by the University of Curacao. The program, slated to begin on September 14, 2020, is an online training for lawyers, to equip them with the knowledge of the technique and rules to draft legislation. Participants in the program, originating from St. Maarten, Curacao, and Aruba.
The initiative, from the University of Curacao, is one that is supported by the government of St. Maarten as it is in line with the Government’s vision to


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