De Lille calls for public holiday on Monday after winning Rugby World Cup at the weekend
By staff reporter
22 October 2007
Independent Democrats leader Patricia de Lille has given all her staff the day off so that they can enjoy the victory of winning the 2007 Rugby World Cup.
"As a country we face many challenges and (we) take strength from the fact that the vision of a unified nation is attainable," says de Lille.
She added that she hopes employers will at least give staff some time off or declare today a holiday.
"As a nation we will have time to reflect that when we stand united, that we can win," says de Lille.
22 October 2007
Independent Democrats leader Patricia de Lille has given all her staff the day off so that they can enjoy the victory of winning the 2007 Rugby World Cup.
"As a country we face many challenges and (we) take strength from the fact that the vision of a unified nation is attainable," says de Lille.
She added that she hopes employers will at least give staff some time off or declare today a holiday.
"As a nation we will have time to reflect that when we stand united, that we can win," says de Lille.
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