Changes to the Constitution are indeed required.

Support of two-thirds or more of the parliamatarians are required to make the changes.

Bhai, Teach Poor Ray about THe Constitution. He quick to open his mouth but does he has an understanding of the Topic he is posting???

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Changes to the Constitution are indeed required.

Support of two-thirds or more of the parliamatarians are required to make the changes.

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Originally posted by Nehru:
Bhai, Teach Poor Ray about THe Constitution. He quick to open his mouth but does he has an understanding of the Topic he is posting???

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Changes to the Constitution are indeed required.

Support of two-thirds or more of the parliamatarians are required to make the changes.

Have they tried? They don't have the ability to achieve consensus

Maybe NOW they will. Inclusion, Reconcillation for the sake of PEACE, PROGRESS, PROSPERITY AND UNITY can never be defeated.

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Originally posted by raymond:

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Originally posted by Nehru:
Bhai, Teach Poor Ray about THe Constitution. He quick to open his mouth but does he has an understanding of the Topic he is posting???

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Changes to the Constitution are indeed required.

Support of two-thirds or more of the parliamatarians are required to make the changes.

Have they tried? They don't have the ability to achieve consensus

is that the new thing now for SOUP

Don't worry with ray, he sitting in his perch in RH and want to force the AFC crooks on the people of Guyana. These people will rob the nations coffers and lead Guyana into bankruptcy not seen since the PNC administration. Let the people of
guyana decide who will rule them, not some office supplies snakeoil salesman living in the US

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Originally posted by raymond:
Constitution after 19 years! They cannot think for themselves...lack creativity or ideas...just plain dumb set ah crooks!

Ray, the 1980 "Burnham Constitution" was annulled in 2001 and a new constitution was adopted. This occurred under the PPP/C.
Here's how the Government Information Agency describes the new constitution:
"A special Constitutional Reform Constitution (CRC) comprising representatives of all parties in Parliament was formed to undertake the process of constitutional reform. The recommendations of the CRC were implemented immediately after the 2001 elections. Some features of the new Constitution are as follows:
(a) The Parliament remains a uni-cameral Legislature;
(b) There are now 65 elected members of Parliament, with a possible extra member,i.e. 66 members, should a special situation arise;
(c) Forty members are directly elected under a system of PR at the national level, with a further 25 members elected at the regional level, with the various regions having a different number of representatives according to their population;
(d) The National Congress of Local Democratic Organs (NCLDO) has been abolished;
(e) The Leader of Government business in Parliament is the Prime Minister; the President still is not a member of Parliament.
(f) The government is elected for a five-year term;
(g) The Prime Minister is the first Vice- President and he becomes Acting- President whenever the President is abroad;
(h) All the excessive powers of the President have been abolished."

what about Executive President?

Bynoe will save the day! He will bring in fresh ideas

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Originally posted by TI:
Bynoe will save the day! He will bring in fresh ideas

Ramakant seh Bynoe join the PPP fuh pull punt and cut cane

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Originally posted by raymond:

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Originally posted by TI:
Bynoe will save the day! He will bring in fresh ideas

Ramakant seh Bynoe join the PPP fuh pull punt and cut cane

Rama and Nehru gun help him chain punt and fetch wata.

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Originally posted by raymond:

what about Executive President?

Understand the constitution, then ask pertinent/relevant questions.

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

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Originally posted by raymond:

what about Executive President?

Understand the constitution, then ask pertinent/relevant questions.

why don't you go and start another 10 mneaningless topics?

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Originally posted by raymond:

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

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Originally posted by raymond:

what about Executive President?

Understand the constitution, then ask pertinent/relevant questions.

why don't you go and start another 10 mneaningless topics?

Constitution is the topic.