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2015 National Budget submitted to Governor.
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SMN-News
15 Jan 2015 06:23 AM
>PHILIPSBURG:--- The 2015 National Budget has been submitted to his Excellency the Governor of St. Maarten Eugene Holiday on Wednesday, January 14 to be sent on the Parliament. The Submitted version includes the supplementary report on the remarks from the Council of Advice.
Prime Minister the Honorable
Marcel Gumbs
is cognizant of the importance of a national budget for St. Maarten and as such the budget was his first and foremost priority after his cabinet was sworn in on December 19.
Marcel Gumbs
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