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Chair of Parliament concerned about possible decisions made by Council of Ministers. | SMN News

October 14, 2019

Chair of Parliament concerned about possible decisions made by Council of Ministers. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Parliament Chairman, William Marlin said on Monday evening, following the celebrations of Constitution Day, that he is seriously concerned about information reaching him. He said he will either send questions to caretaker Prime Minister Smith on Tuesday morning, or he may even decide to convene an urgent meeting of Parliament so that clarity can be given.

Chairman William Marlin said that it was brought to his attention that supposedly the Council of Ministers recently approved travel for former Prime Minister Leona Marlin-Romeo to attend a conference hosted by the World Bank.

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Marlin said, he doesn’t want to assume that the


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