Its very hard to implement your Manifesto when your Attorney General doesn't even know what wat was in it and says its the plans are not even workable.
*The Minnis administration does not have plans to implement a recall system for non-performing members of Parliament as was outlined in the Free National Movement’s (FNM) 2017 manifesto, Attorney General Carl Bethel said yesterday.
“That’s not anything we committed to, as far as I’m concerned or aware,” Bethel told The Nassau Guardian.
“And it’s not a workable system in the parliamentary context. It is not something that is on the legislative agenda. I don’t think we committed to doing that. Did the FNM commit to that? I’m not aware of that.”*
pt_90 says...
Its very hard to implement your Manifesto when your Attorney General doesn't even know what wat was in it and says its the plans are not even workable.
*The Minnis administration does not have plans to implement a recall system for non-performing members of Parliament as was outlined in the Free National Movement’s (FNM) 2017 manifesto, Attorney General Carl Bethel said yesterday.
“That’s not anything we committed to, as far as I’m concerned or aware,” Bethel told The Nassau Guardian.
“And it’s not a workable system in the parliamentary context. It is not something that is on the legislative agenda. I don’t think we committed to doing that. Did the FNM commit to that? I’m not aware of that.”*
[Guardian][1]
[1]: https://thenassauguardian.com/ag-backs-…
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