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Ombudsman meets with Secretary General of VROMI to discuss concerns within the Ministry. | SMN News

October 17, 2019

Ombudsman meets with Secretary General of VROMI to discuss concerns within the Ministry. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Ombudsman Gwendolien Mossel held a meeting with the Secretary-General of the Ministry of VROMI, Mr. Louis Brown, Acting Head of the Inspectorate Department, Mr. John Davis and Acting Head of the Permits department, Mr. Charlon Pompier, regarding several pending cases concerning the Ministry.
The Ombudsman expressed serious concerns about the lack of responses to requests of the public and the investigations of the Ombudsman, despite several reminders. Currently, the majority of cases concern the departments of Domain Affairs, Inspectorate, and Permits. Government is required to adhere to investigations of the Ombudsman, not doing so is in violation


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