MP Wescot Williams explains in this View Point Interview, how in the Dutch Kingdom, the Netherlands has their way in implementing changes and conditions without consulting the Caribbean Partners since there is no constitutional Court or a Dispute Regulations to determine what is constitutionally correct since the final decision rest with the Kingdom Government or (the Kingdom Council of Ministers) to decide what changes should be made, in the interest of good governance. At present the Caribbean Reform Entity proposed by the Netherlands is rejected by the Caribbean part of the Kingdom (i.e.) Curacao, Aruba and Sint Maarten and the Dutch says the final decision is theirs to make and the Islands can say yes or no to get financial support, but it won’t change anything.