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Minister of Justice signs KPSM function book. | SMN News

June 3, 2019

Minister of Justice signs KPSM function book. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---On Monday, June 3rd the honorable Minister of Justice Cornelius de Weever in the presence of the Police Chief Carl John and the management team, representatives of the NAPB, ABVO, and WICSU along with a number of employees at KPSM signed the Decree for the formalization of the new structure for the employees of KPSM. This short but historic ceremony took place in the Conference room on the first floor of the Police Head Quarters Philipsburg. Minister de Weever congratulated all members of KPSM and representatives of the unions. Representatives from the unions thank the minister for making this


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