The Hague The National Council of Ministers has today decided to no longer provide liquidity support to Sint Maarten as long as the States do not unambiguously confirm that they support the agreement previously concluded with the Jacobs cabinet. This means that the Netherlands will not transfer the 39 million guilders that the Sint Maarten government needs to be able to meet its payment obligations to Philipsburg for the time being.
The Hague The Kingdom Act on the Caribbean Body for Reform and Development (COHO) is in conflict with the Statute for the Kingdom. According to the Council of State, which therefore advises State Secretary Knops (BZK) not to present the bill in its current form to the parliaments of the four countries, because it falls short.
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