Ex-PNM chairman who resigned now wants to return

Two days af­ter re­sign­ing as PNM To­ba­go chair­man and quit­ting the par­ty, Nicole Hen­ry-Wal­dron has changed her mind. In a let­ter to the PNM To­ba­go ex­ec­u­tive on Sat­ur­day, Hen­ry-Wal­dron said up­on re­flec­tion, she has de­cid­ed to con­tin­ue con­tribut­ing to the par­ty and to the de­vel­op­ment of the coun­try.

"I there­fore re­spect­ful­ly re­quest that my res­ig­na­tion be treat­ed as with­drawn. If it has al­ready been for­mal­ly ac­cept­ed or processed, kind­ly ad­vise me of the steps re­quired to re­store my mem­ber­ship and clar­i­fy the sta­tus of any po­si­tion af­fect­ed," she wrote.

While not­ing her con­cerns about the par­ty re­main valid, the for­mer chair­man said she is will­ing to ad­dress those is­sues through di­a­logue and col­lab­o­ra­tion.

Guardian Me­dia un­der­stands that the re­turn of the for­mer chair­man is not up to the PNM To­ba­go Coun­cil ex­ec­u­tive as her res­ig­na­tion from the par­ty makes her in­el­i­gi­ble for an ex­ec­u­tive po­si­tion.

The PNM cen­tral ex­ec­u­tive is ex­pect­ed to de­lib­er­ate on Wal­dron-Hen­ry's mem­ber­ship.