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Opp. Leader Calls for Commission on Former Govt. Travel
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Opposition Leader Michael Pintard suggests the Davis administration launches a commission of inquiry into the travel expenses of his administration.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Opposition Leader Michael Pintard suggests the Davis administration launches a commission of inquiry into the travel expenses of his administration.
He wants the report compared to the expenses of the previous administration, which he served on.
During his contribution to a resolution to increase the minimum wage, Pintard took a jab at the government for what the opposition sees as excessive travel.
In a recent voice note, Foreign Affairs Minister Fred Mitchell said one hopes Pintard can account for all his travel following hurricane Dorian.
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