PN returns to Lands Authority board after 19-month absence
The Nationalist Party has returned to the Lands Authority board as a "sign of goodwill", 19 months after quitting over "unprecedented" government interference.
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The Nationalist Party has returned to the Lands Authority board as a "sign of goodwill", 19 months after quitting over "unprecedented" government interference.
PN reverses decision to withdraw from Lands Authority board, nominates Kristy Debono The Nationalist Party nominates MP Kristy Debono to serve on the Lands Authority board after an 18-month lapse since its representative resigned 1 June 2021, 12:01pm by Kurt Sansone The Nationalist Party has reversed its decision to withdrawn the Lands Authority board and appointed Kristy Debono as its representative. By law, the Opposition has a right to nominate its representative to the board but in November 2019, its appointee, Ryan Callus, resigned. At the time, Callus cited lack of trust in then the La...
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The Nationalist Party on Thursday called on the public to show up at the party quarters on Saturday to register their interest in a promised €50 million electricity tariff refund scheme. Those interested in the scheme are asked to go to the Pieta headquarters on Saturday between 9am and 12.30pm with their ID cards and electricity bill account number. The call followed a promise by Opposition leader Bernard Grech on Wednesday to refund €50 million to consumers who have been paying more for their electricity consumption since 2013. On Wednesday, Grech referred to an analysis by the National...
Opposition leader Bernard Grech on Wednesday promised a €50 million refund to consumers who have been paying more for their electricity consumption si