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Parliament missing documents created storm in Parliament.

January 21, 2022

Parliament missing documents created  storm in Parliament.
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~ Documents going missing is a concern for parliament~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Two files containing documents from the Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIAE) that were sent to the Parliament of St. Maarten some two years ago that are now missing created some confusion in the Parliament of St. Maarten.
On Wednesday Member of Parliament, Christopher Emmanuel questioned why all members of parliament did not receive the documents that were sent to parliament some two years ago when UPP Faction Leader Rolando Brison was the chairman.
The missing documents were raised during the past three days on the floor of Parliament. Chairlady of ...

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