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A third party and the 33rd seat - Stabroek News

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On 2nd February, 2024, the PPP/C Government used their all-important control of the thirty-third seat in Parliament to amend the Natural Resource Fund Act to empower itself to remove a much larger portion of the money currently held in that Fund to use as they deem fit.

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