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Central Voting Bureau agrees to conduct the election now the dates comply with laws. | SMN News

October 3, 2019

Central Voting Bureau agrees to conduct the election now the dates comply with laws. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG: --- Chairman of Parliament in the opening of public meeting of parliament gave lengthy elucidation on the current political situation since September 23rd when the Council of Ministers issued a national decree to invoke article 59 of the constitution to dissolve the parliament of St. Maarten.
Deputy Prime Minister Wycliffe Smith appeared in parliament where he listed out the facts in the current political situation.
September 23rd submitted a draft LB to invoke article 59 of the constitution, he said that the Council of Ministers carefully prepared LB-1 after consultation with the Central Voting Bureau and Electoral


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