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Chairperson of Parliament Grisha Heyliger-Marten.
PHILIPSBURG--Chairperson of Parliament Grisha Heyliger-Marten is convinced the draft Consensus Kingdom Law on the Caribbean Body for Reform and Development COHO cannot and should not be supported by the Parliament of St. Maarten.
The United Peoples (UP) party Member of Parliament (MP) outlined this in a letter dated April 21, to Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs.
In the letter, Heyliger-Marten said she had taken note of the answers Jacobs provided to questions asked during a closed-door technical briefing on the draft COHO law on April 8. The MP also followed the deliberations on the draft COHO law during the Central Committee meeting of April 11, and Jacobs presentation based on which these deliberations occurred.
