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MP Brison: 24 years is long enough without knowing truth on Mullet Bay. | SMN News

October 10, 2019

MP Brison: 24 years is long enough without knowing truth on Mullet Bay. | SMN News
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~ Presents Parliament’s first ever inquiry proposal ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Member of Parliament Rolando Brison on Thursday presented before Parliament his faction's initiative for a Parliamentary inquiry into Mullet Bay. It was a historic moment for the Parliament of St. Maarten being the first time an MP submitted a proposal to initiate a Parliamentary inquiry. Brison said a Parliamentary Inquiry is the strongest tool the legislative body has at its disposal to address the many current issues related to Mullet Bay.

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In a passionate statement to Parliament, MP Brison stressed that the people of St. Maarten should not have to


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