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MP Brison to present solution to financial laws. | SMN News

September 30, 2019

MP Brison to present solution to financial laws. | SMN News
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~ Says previous coalition put country at risk ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Vice President of Parliament and USP Faction Leader MP Rolando Brison on Sunday said amendments to the FATF laws which have been prepared for months will be presented soon and that the previous UD/SMCP coalition completely dropped the ball on the issue.
Brison said the former Chairlady of Parliament recently confirmed what his faction has said all along: “Rather than work in the best interest of the country and allow these laws to be handled, she danced around it and didn’t convene a meeting to debate the


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