Rohee, the people have no confidence in you. First off, you were not democratically elected as Secretary. It was gifted to you by Jagdeo. You are a just a puppet.

PSC not in favour of ‘No Confidence’ motion

[www.inewsguyana.com] – The Private Sector Commission [PSC] of Guyana has taken note of the recent public statements by the Opposition with regards to passing a motion of no confidence in the Government of Guyana along with the challenge put out by President Donald Ramotar for the Opposition to make good on its threat.

The PSC in a statement noted that it will be unfortunate if such a motion is passed as it would signal political instability “to our foreign investors, financiers, customers and suppliers. This will further increase the political risk premium added to the cost of capital when overseas funding is sought by Private Entities and can negatively impact our economy.”

The PSC believes that for progress to be made in a dispensation where a minority Government and a Majority Opposition exist, the political culture should consist of dialogue, compromise and patriotism on issues of national interest and development.

“This culture has been very much absent since our last general elections in 2011 as both sides of the house have exposed their limitations in dealing with such a dispensation.”

According to the PSC, the calling for elections prematurely is signaling that only in a “winner takes all” environment can progress be made.

“This does not auger well for a plural society such as Guyana,” the Commission noted.

The PSC is not hopeful that General Elections will automatically resolve many of the problems facing the country.

The P.P.P is the most prepared political party to contest the polls, even if elections are called tomorrow, the P.P.P is fully geared.....Bring it on!!!!

PSC not in favour of ‘No Confidence’ motion

[www.inewsguyana.com] – The Private Sector Commission [PSC] of Guyana has taken note of the recent public statements by the Opposition with regards to passing a motion of no confidence in the Government of Guyana along with the challenge put out by President Donald Ramotar for the Opposition to make good on its threat.

The PSC in a statement noted that it will be unfortunate if such a motion is passed as it would signal political instability “to our foreign investors, financiers, customers and suppliers. This will further increase the political risk premium added to the cost of capital when overseas funding is sought by Private Entities and can negatively impact our economy.”

The PSC believes that for progress to be made in a dispensation where a minority Government and a Majority Opposition exist, the political culture should consist of dialogue, compromise and patriotism on issues of national interest and development.

“This culture has been very much absent since our last general elections in 2011 as both sides of the house have exposed their limitations in dealing with such a dispensation.”

According to the PSC, the calling for elections prematurely is signaling that only in a “winner takes all” environment can progress be made.

“This does not auger well for a plural society such as Guyana,” the Commission noted.

The PSC is not hopeful that General Elections will automatically resolve many of the problems facing the country.

The P.P.P was a victim of their own success at the 2011 polls, complacency also played a huge part in the outcome of the result, the P.P.P also suffered incumbency fatigue, all of which the party has fully recovered from....

The PSC is made up largely of opportunistic cronies of the corrupt PPP cabal. They don't want a no-confidence vote because they smell the rat.

A no-confidence vote will bring down their corrupt PPP godfathers, leaving them to their own fates.

Conscience is a dumbass. She can't think for herself.

Mits, you read this part? QUOTE: "At a press conference on Monday, June 30, Rohee said the PPP remains eternally optimistic about its prospects at any future elections and as such, he called on the Opposition to show its “testicular capacity” by brining the motion."

If the opposition takes up the challenge, Rohee's cabal will get big motion sickness and erectile malfunction.

Mits, you read this part? QUOTE: "At a press conference on Monday, June 30, Rohee said the PPP remains eternally optimistic about its prospects at any future elections and as such, he called on the Opposition to show its “testicular capacity” by brining the motion."

If the opposition takes up the challenge, Rohee's cabal will get big motion sickness and erectile malfunction.

Dis make Iman remember a famous picture with Jagdeo scratchin his testicular capacity.

AAAAhhhh!!! Yessss!!

Guyana should have a stamp commemorating this.

Gilly I msg u

Lemme pull it up from OP archives:

Jagdeo was not scratching his testicles..

Jagdeo was not scratching his testicles.

The Opposition is bluffing, if they had passed a vote of no confidence, they are cognizant of what the likely results would be.....bluff!!!! bluff!!! bluff!!!

[www.inewsguyana.com] – General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, Clement Rohee says the Party is amused by the Opposition’s desire to move a ‘no confidence’ motion against the Donald Ramotar led administration.

At a press conference on Monday, June 30, Rohee said the PPP remains eternally optimistic about its prospects at any future elections and as such, he called on the Opposition to show its “testicular capacity” by brining the motion.

“If they can’t bring it, let them shut up and hold thy peace,” Rohee told the news conference.

Rohee is of the view that the People’s National Congress/ Reform is embarrassed by the damming revelations at the ongoing Walter Rodney Commission of Inquiry about its involvement in the death of the Historian and is using this talk of a ‘no confidence’ motion as a diversion.

However, it was the Alliance For Change (AFC) that expressed the desire to pass a no confidence motion against the Government citing the illegal spending of Finance Minister, Dr Ashni Singh.

A Partnership for National Unity is yet to definitively state if it will support the AFC in this regard. They are expected to discuss the AFC’s proposed no confidence motion at its shadow Cabinet on Tuesday (July, 01).

“Extending the life of the Commission of Inquiry has become a big nightmare for the APNU/PNC in particular, regarding the AFC and Mr. Nagamootoo it is a known fact that he has always been driven by political vanity and unbridled craving for political office which eventually led to his resignation from the PPP after he realized that his political maneuvering had failed to impress and find favor with the PPP leadership,” Rohee said.  

Rohee went on to note that the Leader of the Opposition, David Granger is currently on shaky political grounds in his own Party, because of his weak leadership.

“It is clear that Granger is trying to salvage his political imagine by making outlandish statements which are far removed from reality on the ground and so far as his influence and popularity is concerned.”

According to the constitution, the President and the Cabinet must resign if government is defeated by a majority vote of the elected members of the National Assembly on a vote of confidence.

Once this is done, the Government has three months to remain in office and prepare for elections.

Rohee to Opposition on ‘No Confidence’ motion…‘Put up’ or ‘shut up’

“The Peoples Progressive Party challenges the opposition parties to demonstrate their testicular capacity by giving

General Secretary of the PPP Clement Rohee

effect to their stated desire for a no-confidence motion in parliament, failing which they should shut up and forever hold their peace.”
This was PPP General Secretary, Clement Rohee, towards the combined political opposition, the Alliance for Change (AFC) and A Partnership for National Unity (APNU).
The AFC had indicated that it would be contemplating bringing a motion of no confidence against the PPP government since all of the changes that it bargained for, the development of the country have not been given an ear by the government.
In addition, there was the Finance Minister “violation of the law” by spending $4.5B of monies not approved by the National Assembly in the 2014 budget.
AFC’s motion would however, have no effect if it didn’t have the support of the main political opposition APNU. APNU has since established that they had to discuss the matter but the end result would be that they might support it.
According to Rohee, the fact is that both the AFC and the APNU are “basking in the glory of their combined Parliamentary one-seat majority which they fully well know would not continue in any future elections.
“The statements by the opposition are therefore nothing but the work of a politically bankrupt opposition intended to make up for their pathetic performance in and out of Parliament rather than out of any clear and well thought out position.”
Elections posturing
If a motion of no confidence is passed on the current government, then a period of six months is given before National Elections are called.
Rohee, who is of the opinion that the opposition would lose its one-seat majority should new elections be held, was asked to justify his statements against the backdrop the statement by former political executive and analyst Ralph Ramkarran, who is contending that the new elections could yield the same results.
He responded that everyone is free to give their prognosis of what they discern or predict based on their analysis that could be the outcome of any future elections.
“What I am saying is on the part of the PPP, we remain eternally optimistic about our possibilities, our prospects at any future elections held in Guyana. This optimism that we have is based on the work that we have been doing on the ground, the feedback that we have been receiving in terms of those areas where we suffered losses because we have been doing a lot of targeting and not scattershot work.
“Our work is more targeted, more concentrated and more results oriented” said Rohee.
The GS added, “The comments that I made about how the party sees the outcome of any future elections with respect to the opposition losing its one-seat majority, that is a great possibility as far as our analysis shows, the fear with respect to the outcome of any future elections returning to be the same, that for us is more imagined than real.”
Rohee was then asked that, if there is passage of the no confidence motion in Parliament by the combined opposition and elections have to be held, does the PPP intend to have Donald Ramotar as the Presidential candidate or is there a possibility that someone else would be used?
To that he responded, “I am not prepared at this point to get in the realm of speculative politics when it comes to housekeeping matters of the PPP, and its future move in respect to such matters. When we come to that bridge we will cross it.”
He was then asked if he would be interested in being the Presidential candidate if a no confidence motion is moved. He said that he would “prefer not to discuss that at this time.”

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ROHEE!  

The joint opposition is bluffing, they are putting a public stunt to attract a ray of limelight...smh

on a serious note, rohee scored a political point here.  the followers of the ppp would feel bouyed by rohee's actions.

And the AFC took a punch in the nose. Moses threatened a no confidence vote and is now hiding in his backyard. Useless opposition, just useless.

Since "Moses" make the headlines by stating his political gathering will be pursuing a no confidence motion, he indeed seem to be hiding in the shadows.