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Brison: Wescot-Williams failed St. Maarten on electoral reform. | SMN News

October 3, 2019

Brison: Wescot-Williams failed St. Maarten on electoral reform. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- MP Sarah Wescot-Williams has failed St. Maarten in her capacity of Chairlady of the Electoral reform Committee and is now making disingenuous statements about th subject of electoral reform to cover her failures and shift blame. So said USP Faction leader MP Rolando Brison who asked the public not to get fooled by Wescot-Williams attempt to refer to electoral reform as a “mission impossible”.

“MP Wescot Williams was the Chairlady of the Electoral Reform committee of Parliament ever since the committee was established by Parliament on September 14th 2018. Since that period, the MP Wescot-Williams did not make a


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