Reply to "Parliament without legal status – Ramkarran"

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ksazma posted:
The trouble is that since the PNC insist that it’s party is paramount to everything else in Guyana, parliament is meaningless to them. No other party in Guyana and perhaps the rest of the Caribbean behaves in such a deplorable manner.

Perhaps, PNCR is of the view that the order of governance is ---

1. PNCR Leader

2. PNCR party executives

3. PNCR party

4. Selected few ministers

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150. Parliament

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351. Constitution.

9/17/1911:47 AM

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