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Minister Richardson signs decree to relax restricted hours for heavy equipment operators. (UPDATED)

December 7, 2022

Minister Richardson signs decree to relax restricted hours for heavy equipment operators. (UPDATED)
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PHILIPSBURG:--- 

– On Sunday, December 4, 2022, the Honorable Minister of Justice Anna E. Richardson met with a group of heavy equipment operators together with her support staff. A meeting was held after the operators raised concerns in response to a publication released by the Ministry of Justice reminding the general public of the strict enforcement of the reinstated restricted hours for heavy equipment vehicles to be on the public road per December 1, 2022. In attendance were the Chief of Police Carl John, Chief Inspector Delano Baptist, Head of Judicial Affairs Romona Ismail, and Senior Legal Policy Advisor of ...

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