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Minister of Finance Actions Disrespectful. | SMN News

September 30, 2019

Minister of Finance Actions Disrespectful. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The pathetic attempts of the former Chair to throw shade at this new majority in Parliament is amazing but not at all surprising.

Parliament convened public meeting number 34 which had been originally called by the then members in opposition, on Thursday which was supposed to start at 2pm. It was noted that the parties, Minister Geerlings, NRPB representatives Claret Conner and Mr. Knotnerus were not present. Minister Geerlings had informed Parliament via his cabinet on the 25th that he could not attend as the Prime Minister was absent as well as the Minister of TEATT. However, the meeting


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