Philipsburg:--- Member of Parliament Louie Laveist has asked the President of Parliament Rodophe Samuel to draft a report and send it to the Prosecutor's Office for them to determine if the eight members of Parliament committed a crime when they highjacked parliament, its equipment, and employee on Monday to hold an illegal meeting. Laveist said several illegal acts were committed in Parliament, even where the UP/DP and MP Laville hired the services of someone from the street to perform parliamentary duties while this person was not even screened or hired by the Parliament of St. Maarten.
Laveist said that in his view what took place in Parliament has some criminal consequences and a report should be sent to the Prosecutor's Office in order for them to draw their conclusions and take the necessary actions against those that violated the highest legislative body of country St. Maarten.