Speaker Bagbin rebukes Minority Leader over conduct in Parliament

The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Kingsford Bagbin, has reprimanded the Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, for his confrontational stance during proceedings on the floor of Parliament.
The Speaker’s rebuke came after Mr. Afenyo-Markin threw his support behind a concern raised by GFirst Deputy Minority Whip, Habib Iddrisu, regarding the format in which the Finance Minister’s maiden budget statement would be presented.
In his ruling, Speaker Bagbin referenced Standing Order 1952, clarifying that the Finance Minister is mandated to present a statement on behalf of the President as part of the government's fiscal management responsibilities.
However, the Minority's insistence on challenging this ruling did not sit well with the Speaker, prompting him to question whether the Minority Leader was engaging in a "shouting battle."
"You are not in a shouting battle," Speaker Bagbin retorted, calling for order and decorum in the House
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
Trending News
Gov't appointments: Your time will come, says Asiedu Nketia to NDC members
20:31C/R: MCE leads “my first day at school” initiative in collaboration with MP and Education Directorate
16:16NPP elders form committee to monitor campaign conduct ahead of presidential primary
09:51Ken Agyapong emerges front-runner in NPP presidential race – Academic poll
19:12A/R: Abrepo Junction Assembly Member donates GHS 20,000 worth of books to students
14:16President Mahama identifies source of African democratic decline, offers hope
16:51GoldBod uncovers major gold smuggling syndicate involving Rafmoh Gold Ltd and NK Bernak Enterprise
15:40Vice President honours fallen heroes at Ghana Navy Memorial Day
09:40President Mahama: NSA farm to be transformed into research facility serving subregion
19:04Gov't distributes 900 seized water pumps from galamsey sites to boost agriculture
12:17