Roopnaraine declares Guyana’s 10th Parliament ‘Deadlocked’

House Speaker Raphael Trotman has already indicated that it would be a ‘wait and see’ situation as it relates to the Government’s adherence of the Parliamentary Resolution.
Trotman had said that adherence to the Resolution will indeed test the ‘efficacy and legitimacy’ of the 10th Parliament.
“I can’t speak specifically to any single motion, but the Parliament is the highest forum of the land and its Resolutions ought to be respected and adhered to by all.”
The Speaker argues that the Parliament is ‘quasi-judiciary’ and as such the rules of the House are meant to be adhered to.

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A senior government functionary has already said that there is absolutely nothing that compels the government to abide by the Parliamentary Resolution.
In anticipation of this move by the government, the Alliance for Change (AFC) is already streamlining disciplinary measures and its Chairman, Ramjattan, has indicated that should Ministers Dr. Singh or Juan Egdhill fail to adhere to the Resolution to probe NICIL then he will immediately move with a proposition calling for disciplinary action at the level of the Committee of Privileges.
[/quote] colley is the  greatest enemy of colley interests , Apnu is sitting back and letting the colley dogs ,  namakaran traitors  of the  AFC destroy Indian interests

what interest PPPP already did that