Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia De Lille says the police and Parliament's secretary will have to answer questions about security, in the wake of the recent devastating fire.

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia De Lille says the police and Parliament’s secretary will have to answer questions about security, in the wake of the recent devastating fire.

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5 January 2022

She yesterday reported back to the Joint Standing Committee on Financial Management. De Lille has also drawn the line at being held accountable for security issues at this National Keypoint, after MP’s asked questions, in this regard.

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