Bro, even the speaker of the national assembly had trouble understanding the constitution of Guyana. That's why many people have different interpretations. There are loop holes in many constitution to wiggle your way in and out.
Those idiots in parliament are more familiar with the local form of English, rather than the Queen's English, in which the Constitution was written. Any UK based Guyanese lawyer should have no problem with understanding what is in the Constitution. No interpretation is required. It's Queen's English. Plan and simple.
I often said Guyana need a constitutional scholars specially elected/selected to interpret the constitution. The high court is the guardian of Guyana's constitution and that's where the buck stop. Most people think the court's interpretation is right (or) wrong based on their individual belief.