When Parliaments speak ….
By Hilbert Haar When parliaments speak, governments have to listen. Those iconic words came from Jeroen Recourt, leader of the Dutch delegation after a meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Kingdom Consultation (Ipko) More...
Minister Plenipotentiary Wuite attends first Kingdom Council of Ministers meeting in The Hague
GREAT BAY — Sint Maarten (DCOMM) — Minister Plenipotentiary, the Honorable Drs. Jorien Wuite, on Friday July 7th attended her very first Kingdom Council of Ministers meeting, since taking up her post More...
Council of Ministers nominate Maria Plantz for position on Kingdom Council of State
PHILIPSBURG – The Council of Ministers has put Maria Plantz forward to the Kingdom Council of Ministers as nominee for the position of member of the Kingdom Council of State (Raad van State) as per October 1, More...
Government out of money by month’s end
PHILIPSBURG – The government will run out of money by the end of this month. This appears from a letter Cft-chairman Raymond Gradus sent to Finance Minister Richard Gibson about the proposal to amend the 2017 More...
Political sabre-rattling
By Hilbert Haar Parliament can pass all the motions it wants but it won’t get the government to do something that it does not want to do. After all, a motion is nothing more than a request to the government. Over More...
Sarah Wescot-Williams sends urgent letter to Kingdom Council of Ministers
GREAT BAY — Sarah Wescot-Williams today sent an urgent letter to the Dutch Kingdom Council of Ministers (Rijksministerraad) outlining her personal feelings and gratitude for the assistance the Netherlands More...
Herbert Domacassé succeeds Hyden Gittens at Cft
Willemstad – The Kingdom Council of Ministers appointed Drs. Herbert F. Domacassé last Friday as a member to the board for financial supervision (Cft) on behalf of the public entities Bonaire, Sint Eustatius More...
Important mission
Prime Minister Marlin is on an important mission to the Netherlands with little hope of success. The Kingdom Council of Ministers is dominated by Dutch ministers and it is hardly likely that more than half of them More...
