Kingdom consensus law safeguards were proposed by MEP parliamentarian Edgard Vrolijk at a Tripartite meeting, according to 24ora’s October 19 report.
Similar national ordinances proposed
Vrolijk proposed a legal framework governing how consensus Kingdom laws are handled, with an emphasis on protecting the autonomy of Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten. The account said the three countries would work toward closely aligned national ordinances while accounting for their individual circumstances.
Parliamentary involvement emphasized
Vrolijk argued that Parliament should have an essential role in Kingdom-level decisions and criticized what he considered insufficient parliamentary involvement in cases such as HOFA.
These are the lawmaker’s proposal and stated views as reported by the source. The account does not establish that the proposed safeguards have been enacted.
Source: 24ora original report.
