I hope the goat man don't have plans to come on here to spread his point of view of things happening.  Amral, make sure the goat man don't come on here.

This clementcoree is stress to the max,dont be surprise he hang himself.Pressure coming from all over now-COW AH GOH SLAUGHTER HOUSE HE AH $HIT ALL ABOUT.Bhar-wha-Rat getting belly-wuk,Robut is in bad shape already saying he might be next.AFC is rocking the House.

AFC!!!! The people now have voice.  

Let's wait and see who is next for lunch.

Keep up the good work AFC. For the first time in a long time Guyanese are seeing  democracy at work.

What is saving Clement Rohee right now is the PNC dictatorship constitution, which Dr Jagan said that nothing is wrong with.

Jagan was right because today the corrupt legacy and group of thieves that he left at Freedom House is making good use of it.

Come in Churchill!!

Last November the people have spoken. Ramotar needs to shed the herd mentality and move on with the people's business.

Ramotar can call a snap election. He was placed in a position with no proven leadership role and he knows it's highly likely that he can loose more than Rohee.

Indeed the poeple's voices are being heard.  Democracy at work.

The government has lost confidence in the speaker – Ramotar

The PPP/C government has lost confidence in the speaker of the national assembly.

And this was confirmed by the President, while addressing the triennial congress of the party women arm, the Women’s Progressive Organisation, WPO.

The president says that confidence was lost after the speaker chose to take a political decision as opposed to being guided by the standing orders, the constitution and sound advice form the more experienced.

And speaker Raphael Trotman had indicated when he made his ruling on Thursday last, that if either side of the house lost confidence in him as the speaker, he would give up the job.

Meanwhile, in alerting the WPO of the existing threats to democracy in Guyana and calling on them to stand firm against those threats, the president pointed to the recent development in the national assembly and said that the opposition has not lost their dictatorial tendency.

The president went on to explain that what is unraveling on parliament is a continuation of the behaviour of the opposition when they loose an election.

He recalled the violence after the 97 and 2001 elections and concluded that the opposition was not ready to accept democracy in Guyana.

What is saving Clement Rohee right now is the PNC dictatorship constitution

From a staunch member of the dreaded terrorist PNC?

Speaker Raphael Trotman clarified in Parliament yesterday a ruling on his suggestion of a new motion to sanction Minister Rohee by suggesting that any such matter should go
to the Committee of Privileges, which was rejected outright by the government because, by rights, as prescribed by parliamentary norms and procedures, only those who behave disorderly in Parliament should face sanction by the Committee of Privileges, and the Minister has not breached any of those parliamentary norms

 Speaker??? HEHEHE HAHAHA  INCOMPETENCE want to RULE GUYANA.  I REST MY CASE. AL YUH CARRY ON THE DEBATES.

Or perhaps, Ramotar cyant find a suitable replacement. Jagdeo did not hesitate to remove Gaji.

The joint opposition is perusing a failed quest to remove Minister Rohee, to date they have failed to find anything of substance

Well justice has been served, Rohee will not speak on Home Affairs in the House. Time to establish a Ministry of GOATS, SEWAGE and GARBAGE for the CHIEF GOAT.

AG moves to the high court against Speakers’ decision on Rohee

The attorney General Anil Nandlall today moved the court to seeking a hearing and a declaration that the decision and ruling of the Speaker of the house Raphael Trotman that the Motion, presented by opposition leader David Granger to the National Assembly November 22 prohibiting Minister Rohee from speaking and not recognising him as the Minister of Home Affairs is unlawful and unconstitutional. Nandlall is also seeking a ruling from the court that the Privileges Committee has no jurisdiction to deal with or determine any issue remitted to it by virtue of the aforesaid ruling of the Speaker. The attorney general is also seeking a court order that will set aside, vacate, quash or rescind the decision and or ruling of the speaker that the Motion presented by Granger prohibiting Rohee from speaking is unlawful and unconstitutional. The AG is also seeking from the court an order rescinding any decision and/or ruling of the Privileges Committee and an order directing the speaker to permit Rohee to not only perform his functions as an elected member of the National Assembly, but also as an appointed Minister of the Government pursuant to the Constitution and the Laws of Guyana

Nandalala Baba should stick to karaoke bar singing.

The attorney general is also seeking a court order that will set aside, vacate, quash or rescind the decision and or ruling of the speaker that the Motion presented by Granger prohibiting Rohee from speaking is unlawful and unconstitutional.

PPP has to stand their ground. The AFC is a divided house and it will soon come smashing down. They are the Huff and Puff party.

The AFC is desperate and is trying their best to attract a ray of limelight

GINA is working 24 hours to repeat over and over the same lies.

the ppp crying like little wimps when they donot get their way,what a bunch of *****

Alyuh force election, yuh gon see.

So wah we gon see? you help out Lumbumba and Kwame to gun butt people from voteing booths?

We understand Baseman like Rohee.....eee turn over fuh Lamumba and Kwame. Now we know de Truth.

The government has withdrawn its High Court challenge of the no confidence motion against Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee saying it has been overtaken by recent events with the efforts to gag the minister now before the National Assembly's Committee of Privileges.

The opposition in July used its one-seat majority to pass the motion which called on the minister to resign or the president to remove him from the post but neither calls was binding and the government immediately moved to the court challenging the motion.

Court papers seen by Demerara Waves Online News on Monday showed that Attorney General Anil Nandlall had filed a “notice of withdrawal and discontinuance” of the matter against the Speaker Raphael Trotman and Leader of the Opposition David Granger who was the originator of the motion.

“’The original has been overtaken by events,” Nandlall told DemWaves Monday evening, referring to Trotman’s ruling on November 22 that a new motion to gag the minister be sent to the privileges committee

The Speaker ruled that the motion in the name of Granger be dealt with at the committee to determine whether the Assembly had the power to gag the minister. He additionally ruled that bills and motions in the minister’s name would not be entertained before the committee’s finding with the government contending that he had given effect to the opposition motion.

Nandlall said the motion filed last week by the government incorporates the challenge to the no confidence motion and that it would be duplication to continue with that matter in light of the more recent development.

The motion is set to be heard before acting Chief justice Ian Chang at 10AM on Monday.

The AG last Tuesday asked the High Court to discard the decisions by Trotman to put the Rohee matter before the Privileges Committee and to prevent him from speaking in the House until the committee’s decision.

He wants the court to find that Trotman’s decision to prohibit or not recognize Rohee in tabling bills, motions or making other presentations in the House imposes a sanction on the minister without affording him any form of due process, natural justice and fairness and accordingly, that decision is unlawful, contrary to natural justice, irrational, null, void and of no effect.

The High Court was also asked to declare that the Privileges Committee had no jurisdiction to deal with or determine any issue remitted to it on the basis of the Speaker’s ruling on November 22.