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THE #CAB3 ROADMAP 1. Collate feedback – Committee compiles public input into a written report for Parliament. 2. Bill introduced (week of May 18th) – Minister of Justice gives Second Reading speech explaining each clause. 3. Debate in National Assembly – Committee report is presented. 4. NO REFERENDUM –... show more

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There was no confusion in the House yesterday. Listen for yourself. 1.The Secretary clearly read the Fourth Order: “Second Reading, Appropriations Bill”. No mention of a “report” being tabled or considered. 2.The House Chair puts the question before the House: Are there any objections to the (BILL) being read a second time? Once again, no reference to any report. 3.The bells were rung to and the question was repeated: Should the Appropriation Bill be read a second time? Still no mention of a committee report. 4. Even after the so called voting error, the House Chair still returns to the MK for clarity, Are you voting against? They say No, we support. I just wonder why were they the only party that was confused in the house.

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