That delegations from the parliaments of the Netherlands, Curaçao, Aruba and St. Maarten decided Friday after a week of meetings in Aruba.
A committee must now take such a scheme, but only if the agreement about it is important, said Labour MP Jeroen Recourt, who led the Dutch delegation. The actual introduction of such a scheme is in the hands of governments.
The Caribbean countries within the kingdom have repeatedly objected to evidence that had imposed the National Council of Ministers. That did include the action in 2012 against the government Schotte in Curacao.
The past year was a clue Aruba in connection with the budget and Sint Maarten due to problems with the reliability of politicians.
In the future, the parties must be able to present their grievances to an independent body
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