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MP Brison questions Smith’s lack of care for national monuments. | SMN News

July 12, 2019

MP Brison questions Smith’s lack of care for national monuments. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Member of Parliament (MP) Rolando Brison is calling on Minister of Culture Wycliff Smith to explain his apparent lack of urgency and care for many of the island’s national monuments which sit in disrepair. Brison recently dispatched a letter to the, through the Chairlady of Parliament, expressing his faction’s (USP) concern over the status of many historical buildings in Philipsburg and around the island.

The MP also focused his concerns around the Monument Council and if the members of the Council have the support required from the Minister to function optimally and efficiently with regards to protecting historical buildings


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