ORANJESTAD, Aruba — AVP parliamentarian Mike de Meza submitted a personal motion seeking a full Aruba salary law review before Parliament takes a final position on planned changes to the LNT, according to 24ora.
Motion asks for broad financial analysis
De Meza’s motion calls for examination of the law’s scope, salary ceiling, transition rules and enforcement. It also asks the government to assess recruitment and retention costs, the effects of specialized leadership and the different operating conditions of public and semi-public entities, including government-owned companies competing commercially.
Temporary framework and deadlines proposed
The motion proposes studying a legally grounded, transparent transition framework lasting no more than one year while a revised system is prepared. It asks the government to report on 19 points within six weeks and present a final revised or replacement system within a year. The parliamentary meeting was suspended indefinitely before a vote took place, the source reported.
Source: Original report.
